Iowa City Couple Weds at St James Church Ceremony
Dolores Ann Zager of Iowa City and Frank J Burns Jr. were married at St James Catholic Church in Iowa City this morning. Rev T J Lew officiated a 100 clock double ring ceremony. The bride wore a floor length bouquet taffeta gown with Chantilly lace. veil adorned with aurora borealis crystals. She carried honey gold roses. Best man was James Kelleher. ushers Ronald and Michael Zager. groom’s brother Gene Burns. Reception followed at St James School. The couple will reside at 529 North Dubuque Street Iowa City. she is a staff nurse at Mercy Hospital. he is a police officer with the State University of Iowa police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Ann Zager
Iowa City
Stanly Zager
Washington
Frank J. Burns Jr
Frank J. Burns
Mr. Burns
St. James Catholic Church
T.J. Lew
Bruty
Davenport
Kristine Kaefring
Oxford
James Kelleher
Ronald and
Michael Zager
Gene Burns
Marie Maie
James Grubb
Tom Bruty
Jim Dougall
Towa City
North Dubuque Street
Mercy Hospital
State University of Iowa Police Department
Carousel
Paul Kaefring
Vincent Haman
Cosgrove Hall
TV Highlights Monday Highlights By United Press International
United Press International presents Monday TV highlights listing ABCs Crisis Behind a Presidential Commitment on Kennedy era integration, Captain Kangaroo on CBS, The Mating Game with Debbie Reynolds and others on NBC, Lucy Show on CBS, Danny Thomas on CBS, Hollywood and the Stars on NBC, East Side West Side on CBS with George C. Scott, and baseball figure Jose Gonder cameo.
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ABC
Kennedy
George Walace
Alabama
University of Ala- Atty
Robert Kennedy
Vivian Malone
James Hood
CBS
NBC
Debbie Reynolds
Tony Randall
Paul Douglas
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lucy
Danny ‘Thomas
Kathy
Danny
Pam
Hollywood and the Stars
East Side
West Side
Howard da Silva
Jose Gonder
New York Mets
George C. Scott
Local social notices report moves and visits in Iowa
Mr and Mrs Victor Bowen relocate to Clyde North Carolina route box 51 from Waynesville. Mrs Orr Mapel has hip surgery in Mercy Hospital Iowa City. Phil Kneen visits Frigidaire Chicago showroom while Grant and Tom Davis visit Iowa City for a State University of Iowa senior and Iowa Wisconsin game. Guests include Lt and Mrs William Monier and Margaret Scott with others from California to Des Moines and Taylorville Illinois. Families attend football games, birthdays and church events with various relatives touring Cedar Falls Otumwa and Moline.
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Grant Davis
Cedar Falls
Grant
Tom Davis
Fairfield
Grant Davises
Iowa City
Tom
State University of
Iowa
E. L. Stewart
Truman’ Tuttle
William Monier
Gary and
Bob
Great Lakes
Margaret Scott
Halcyon Notes at Halcyon House Social circle gathers
Mrs. C C Warhorst of Mt Pleasant hosts a Saturday supper for Edna Mercer and her nephew and family Maury Miller Nancy and Scott Des Moines, and Helen Levis. Keota guests Louis Pearl and Margaret Smith visit E C Smith. Homer Jarrard hosts Erma Thomas L Stephen Cedar Rapids and Walter and Carl Jarrard. Mrs Guy Stansbury of Long Beach Calif visits Effie Anderson. Ceramic arts display and Christmas tree gifted by Keola hosts. Cottage prayer service and Bible lesson on the power of prayer. Harvey Meek of San Mateo Calif visits Dr and Mrs Kyle. Helen Tener returns from Iowa City. Dinner for Homer Jarrard hosted by Mrs William Wulf of Ainsworth.
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C.C. Warhorst
Mt Pleasant
Edna Mercer
Sephew
Maury Miller
Nancy and
Scott
Des Moines
Helen Levis
Louis
Pearl
Margaret Smith
Keota
E.C. Smith
Homer Jarrard
Erma Thomas
L. Stephen
Cedar Rapids
Walter
Carl Jarrards
Guy Stansbury
Long Beach
Cal
Ainsworth
Farmerettes 4-H Club Install Officers and Activities
The Farmerettes 4-H Club met Tuesday with Sue Hora. Seven mothers and special guest Mrs. Joe Knotek attended. Barbara Baranek installed new officers: Diane Marek president, Lois Meyer vice president, Charlotte Sojka treasurer, Barbara Beranek secretary, Jean Sojka historian, Janet Beranek reporter, Connie Goodlander music chair, Peggy Chabal recreation chair. Jean Sojka spoke on Ames trip. Lon Meyer discussed salad highlights. A flower arrangement demonstration by Jean Ojka and a Christmas angel by Mrs. Keith Horn followed. Members received blue ratings on record books and checks for tree, poultry, home ground improvements, and gardening work. Mrs. Knotek introduced as long-time leader. township extension program discussed. Next meeting set for Nov 20 with Lois and Mary Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes
Sue Hora
Joe Knotek
Barbara Baranek
Diane Marek
Lois Meyer
Charlotte Sojka
Barbara Beranek
Jean Sojka
Janet Beranek
Connie Goodlander
Peggy Chabal
Ames
Lon Meyer
Jean ‘Ojka
Keith Horn
Knotek
Joe Goodlander
Amily
Lois
Mary Meyer
WSCS Meeting at Church Friday
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church held its general meeting Friday with about 59 attendees. Mrs. Marsh Atkinson presided, prayers were read, and Mrs. Jack Nelson reviewed Take My Hands by Dorothy Clarke Wilson. Future events announced include School of Missions Oct 27 to Nov 11 with theme Christian Issues in Southern Asia and the Christmas tea on Dec 1. 1962 63 reading awards were given to fifteen members.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Marsh Atkinson
A.S. Smith
Jack Nelson
Dorothy Clarke Wilson
School of Missions
Asia
Circle NT
Walter Smith
Record of admissions and dismissals in Iowa medical listings
Yesterday admitted: George Hiller from Washington and Paul Klotz of Columbus Junction for medical. Dismissed yesterday: Mrs Rex Gingerich of Iowa City, Ralph Witthott of Ainsworth, John Hahn of Washington. Today: Mrs Edward Miller and daughter from Kalona, Dale Herdlicka, Mrs Kenneth Slagle, and Ray Miller, all of Washington.
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George Hiller
Washington
Paul Klotz
Columbus Junction
Rex Gingerich
Iowa City
Ralph Witthott
Ainsworth
John Hahn
Edward Miller
Kalona
Dale Herdlicka
Kenneth Slagle
Ray Miller
Phil Brown to Wed Wesley Franks
Phil Brown son of Mr and Mrs Artemas Brown of Hastings will marry Wesley Franks. Brown formerly served as YMCA executive secretary in Washington and is finishing studies at Parsons College. The bride elect is a 1963 Colorado Woman's College graduate who teaches at Barnum Elementary in Denver. Engagement dinner was held Oct 4 and a June 1964 wedding is planned.
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Mr. Brown
Art
Artemas Brown
Hastings
Brown
Washington
YMCA
Phil
Parsons College
Fairfield
Colorado Woman's College
Barnum Elementary School
Denver
Tom Franks
Denver, Colo
Wesley Ann
Philip Jay Brown
Hastings, Neb
Stamp Corner Sam Houston Stamp to Be Issued in Houston
Stamp news notes a 5 cent black and white Sam Houston commemorative with full length portrait, signed by the subject at the bottom. First day sales to Houston post office. Santa Claus Indiana hosts a November 1 first day for a Christmas stamp. Canada and San Marino issue new stamps. Nubia Monuments on UNESCO campaign stamps amid UAE additions.
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Sam Houston
Texas
United States
Houston
U.S
Santa Claus
Gronouski
Mint
Indiana
Canada
San Marino
Albania
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Palestine
Unesco
Nubia
Sigantic
Nile
Ginkgo Trees Highlight Central Park Scene in Spring
The piece praises two ginkgo trees near the Central Park fountain east of the sidewalk and notes their autumn foliage, tall height, and long shedding period. It references a Sunset Park tree and cites a biology textbook on ginkgo history, noting its Chinese origin and status as a lone surviving species of its order.
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Central Park
China
Sunset Park
Moon
Otto
Towle
Caesarean births and health myths debunked and cautions noted
A medical column reviews the belief that a Caesarean delivery limits family size, citing a ten year Providence Hospital study showing some women had four to eight Caesareans. It argues against hysterectomy after three C-sections and notes the lower surgical risk today. The piece also covers rising syphilis rates, penicillin’s impact, and a tattoo cohort study linking personality deviation to divorce and court martial risk, with Dr Coleman inviting reader questions.
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Jean Esquin
Providence Hospital
Washington
Paquin
Cali
Dr. Coleman
Professional Directory Listing Attorneys and Dentists
A compact directory lists LOUIS J KEHOE JEFFRY BUILDING Attorney LO 33901 LIVINGSTON DAY BATES Attorneys Day Bates Abstract Dept in Office 204 West Main George F Morrison Ford Morrison Ira Morrison Lawyers LO 2602 213 South Marion Ave Morrison Morrison and Lloyd Edmond Morrison Jr James E Lloyd 211 West Washington St Attorneys at Law John C Owen Attorney 119 West Washington Stewart Shearer Attorneys at Law Abstract Dept in office 225 West Main Dentists Dale E Garrell D D S Journal Building Office hours Est 1930s P L Etter Osteopathic Physician Journal Blog John W Lemmon D D Eyes tested at Logan Jewelry OL 32015 R Q Eastland Journal Blog Downstairs Open Wed PM Thu AM Contact Lenses.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main Bt
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and
Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
Attorneys At Law
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
John W. Lemmon
D. D
Logan Jewelry
R. Q. Eastland
Journal
Club Activities Detail PEO Delegate Reports and Upcoming Elections
Mrs Homer Mann of Brighton PEO delegate to the Columbus supreme convention Sept 30 Oct 4 presented convention reports at the Chapter 1 PEO meeting Thursday evening. Hostess Mrs J M Lloyd and presiding Mrs Wallace Kessell welcomed guests including Mrs Mann Mrs Very Koch of Brighton and Mrs Ronald Schneider of Davenport. Past Chiefs entertained by Mrs Nelson Woodford and Mrs Charles Ralston with refreshments provided by Mrs John Walker and Mrs Leo Stone. Py thian officers will host the Past Chiefs at a 6 30 dinner soon. Roll call noted members canned or froze items. Election of officers is set for the Nov 19 meeting with Cohostess Mrs Harold Griggs and Mrs Keith Statler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg
Homer Mann
Brighton
PEO
Supreme Convention
Columbus
J M. Lloyd
Wallace Kessell
Mann
Very Koch
Ronald Schneider
Davenport
John Walker
Leo Stone
Nelson Woodford
Charles Ralston
West Chester P
Pythian
Keith Statler
Harold Griggs
Colleges in Trouble Spurs Call for Strong Leadership
The piece argues America needs a strong wise leadership from college leaders as colleges face higher costs and crowding. It urges readers to contact HIGHER EDUCATION Box 36 Times Square Station New York 36 to learn how the college crisis affects them.
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Box
Times Square Station
New York
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