Laura Little Weds Craig Bellet in Washington Church
Laura Lea Little daughter of Mrs. Ella Mae Little and Craig Bruce Bellet son of Mrs. Benjamin Bellet wed in a 2:30 p.m. Sunday ceremony November 4, 1973 at First Baptist Church with Rev. Frank Dunn Jr. officiating. The bride wore a floor length white satin gown with leg o mutton sleeves and train, carried pink carnations and white sweetheart roses. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Ann Marie and sister Patsy Lynn Little as flower girl. best man John Richardson. ushers Gary Little and Sp. William Little. About 150 guests attended the reception in the church social rooms. Notables from out of town included LaVern Walker and family of Aledo, Illinois, and relatives from Kirksville, Kirksville area, and Aledo. Rehearsal dinner preceded the wedding. the bride was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Barbara Little.
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Laura Lea Little
Ella .Mae Little
Washington
Craig Bruce Bellet
Benjamin Bellet
California
First Baptist Church
Frank Dunn Jr
Mary Ann Marie
Patsy Lynn Little
John Richardson
Terry Little
Gary Little
William
Little
Ft. Riley
Kan
LaVern Walker
Aledo
Ill
Wilford Walker
Ronald Larson
Dwain Craig
Kirksville
David Walker
Barbara Little
Brenda Stockstell
Kathy Scholtz
Club and Rebekah Lodge Activities Report
PEO member events led by Mrs. Everett Meeker included a business meeting by president Mrs. Warren Dare and reports from Frances Hinkhouse on the List Supreme Convention in New Orleans. Rebekah Lodge met with 22 members at IOOF Hall led by Mrs. Maurice Libe. 12 calls to shut ins were recorded and a short Nov 16 meeting planned followed by a Kalona trip and holiday bingo with white elephant gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Everett Meeker
Dean Knight
Edna Smith
Warren Dare
Frances Hinkhouse
New Orleans
J.W. Helscher
James Schmit
Eekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Maurice Libe
Noble Grand
Kalona
NFL chaplain Doc Eshleman to speak at Morning Sun rally
Dr Ira L Eshleman known as the jet age circuit rider will speak at the Youth For Christ rally November 10 at 7 30 p m in Morning Sun High School Gym He is NFL s first full time chaplain and has helped start pre game chapel services for 15 pro teams now serving 18 of 26 NFL teams Coaches athletes cheerleaders and the public are invited No admission charged but a free will offering will be taken to cover expenses
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Ira Lee Esshleman
Youth For Christ
Morning Sun High School
Eshleman
National Football League
Paul Konnor
N.F.L
Doc Eshleman
Iowa
Colonial Manors stock sale begins in Columbus Junction
A kickoff meeting for the final financing phase of Colonial Manors of Columbus Community Inc. was held at the Columbus Junction State Bank. Tom Huston leads a team including five captains to sell preferred stock for a 60 bed nursing facility costing about 666000 dollars. Construction to start early 1974 with completion planned for fall 1974.
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Columbus Junction
Colonial Manors of Columbus Community, Inc
Columbus Junction State Bank
Tom Huston
Wesley Smith
Dale Schlutz
Clarence Jennings
LeRoy Owens
Charles Shellabarger
Lyle Martin
Lee Foster
Lloyd Clark
John Bell
Harry Lowe
Ray Bailey
Keith Clark
Jack Estle
Warren Lewis
Don Howell
Lee Huston
Clyde Crawford
Russell Newell
Paul Smith
Lyle Weber
Iowa State Department of Health
Columbus
Springer ‘Avenue
McRoberts’ Farm
Muscatine Savings and Loan Association
Peoples National Bank of
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A dense social calendar lists Rainbow Girls events at 6 pm in the Masonic Temple with a time change noted, plus Rainbow board at 5:30 pm. Theta Lambda Beta Sigma Phi hosts 8 pm activities, YWCA Council postpones to Nov 12, and a dessert luncheon with a holiday show is planned for the YW community room. Several clubs meet with guest speakers, luncheons, and crafts, including DAR, PEO, and Shiloh Sunshine Sisters, while senior groups and movie afternoons fill the week.
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Rainbow Girls
Masonic ‘Temple
Rainbow Board
Ywca Council
Theta Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Phil Ahrens
YW Community Room
Tops Club
Ywca Room
Marcia Robertson
County Nurses Association
Glenn Widmer
Wayland
Glen Albert
Henry
Louisa Counties
DAR
Charles Hotle
Frances Patton
J. W. Helscher
Shiloh
Sunshine Sisters
Galen Widmer
Local visits and shopping tour across Illinois towns
Mrs. Mary M. Hayes returned from a trip that took her Thursday to Bensenville and Wheaton. She toured the Beeline Fashions plant in Bensenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Lemley and Mark in Wheaton, and met their married daughter Linda. Lemleys are linked to the Cotter area, with Mrs. Lemley formerly Clara McGuire. Hayes and Lemleys were school friends in Cotter. Hayes also toured Barrington shopping center with a new Marshall Fields Store an indoor ice skating rink and an international foods restaurant. DISDAINS PRIZE NEW YORK UPI Jane Thulan a 17 year old freshman at Finch College won a bubble gum blowing contest at the United Nations Children’s Fund parade but rejected the $200 savings bond prize saying she wants money for travel plans.
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Mary M. Hayes
Bensenville
Wheaton
Ill
Beeline Fashions
Stanley L. Lemley
Mark
Linda
Lemley
Wellston
Clara McGuire
Cotter
Hayes
Disdains Prize
New York
UPI
Jane Thulan
Finch College
United Nations Children’s Fund
Riviera
Date Roll and Cookies Recipe Collection Toasts 1940s Style
Helene B Dillon Mather presents a dated recipe collection yielding ten servings for a Date Roll with graham crumbs dates marshmallows and cherries. Includes Lemon Wafers and Butterscotch Puff Sauce plus calorie counts for common items and a boiled salad dressing recipe.
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Helene B. Dillon Mather
Gray hair prompts a new wardrobe update
Lois Ingels of Iowa State University says hair color and complexion shift with age making previously unflattering colors now appealing. Pastels work if not too pale, black and white stay basic with pops of color near the face. Neon hues may be gaudy but some bright shades like yellow, pink, or red scarves can refresh outfits and patterns help enliven a black suit. Dress to reflect the new you and ensure fit and style convey the transformation. MILLER MAY RUN HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Howard Miller, a liberal voice on PBS The Advocates, may pursue California lieutenant governor next year.
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Lois Ingels
Iowa State University
Mark
Miller
Hollywood
UPI
Howard Miller
Public Broadcasting System
Advocates
California
On the Record Hospital Admits and Dismissals
Hospital records list admissions on Saturday and yesterday for patients from Washington including Mrs Harvey Busby and Mrs Leo Sueppel in medical and Mrs Nelle Long in medical, plus surgical cases for Mrs Sam Orris and Miss Florence Crawford. Dismissals on Saturday include Mrs Inez Eicher and others. today Frank Grosscup and Harry Donaldson are noted from Columbus City and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Busby
Washington
Leo Sueppel
Surgical
Nelle Long
Sam Orris
Florence Crawford
Laura Bridenthal
Magda Abmling
Inez Eicher
Mae Randall
Iva Martin
West Chester
Loralee Cline
Columbus City
Frank Grosscup
Harry Donaldson
City Court Smelling Prank Sparks Investigation
Phoenix officials probe two week city court system troubles after courthouse staff discover a two yard pile of manure at work with a sign claiming it would clear the odor in city court.
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Judicial Remedy
Phoenix
Ariz
Promenaders Square Dance at Legion Hall Saturday
The Promenaders Square Dance will be held Saturday Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. at the Legion Hall in Olds with Jerry Story of Fairfield as caller. All square dancers and guests invited. Kenny Robertson of Ainsworth named for an award in early harvested corn yield of 43 bushels per acre in a Funk'sHybrids program, announced by H W Kilgore of Ainsworth. Minor accident on Grandma's Chicken parking lot left $165 damage as Rene Sherman Smith of route 3 Washington backed into Judy Kay Hulme of Olds' car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promenaders
Legion Hall
Olds
Jerry Story
Fairfield
Grandma's Chicken
Rene Sherman Smith
Washington
Judy Kay Hulme
St James School Lunch Menu Weekday Offerings
Tuesday meat loaf and baked potatoes with elk, milk and sandwiches. Wednesday tacos with lettuce tomatoes upside down cake and milk. Thursday ham and beans with biscuit celery and carrot sticks orange wedges and milk. Friday salmon patties with green beans fruit milk and sandwiches.
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ST. James School
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Laura Little Repeats Vows
NFL
McAvoy
Marion
Charlie
Colonial Manors
Columbus Jct
Pizza Hut
Clyde Dawson Jr
Cookie and Candy Exchange
United Methodist Women Executive Meeting
Atchurch
Rosemary Club
Carrie Marek
Alpha Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Andy Klein
World Fellowship Coffee
Prairie Flower Missionary Fellowship
Cliff Reeves
Masonic Temple
Friendship Club
Carl Wulf
Hutmacher Chevrolet, Inc
Cun
Cnty
W. Madison
Sand Debbie Say
SEARS
Washingtonshington
Sening Journal
Aber
Alta Brown
Oy Lightolier
Ugmtev
Vivid Yello
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
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