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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1964

Page

3

Whetstine-Williams Wellman, Hough Wedding at Wellman Church

Cad Whetstine and Jay Lynn Hough married at Wellman Asbury Methodist Church in a seven o clock ceremony officiated by Rev Earl Josten. The bride Carol Lee Whetstine wore a flower patterned brocade gown. guests included two hundred in the church fellowship hall. The couple will reside in Marquette Michigan after a brief honeymoon. she works for Cowles Magazine and Broadcasting and he serves in the U S Air Force.

Wellman Carol Lee Whetstine Lawrence Whetstine Jay Lynn Hough John Hough Keota Wellman Asbury Methodist Church Earl Josten Ron Ornduff Ainsworth Gary Davis Washington Robert Hough Harry Riddle Jr South English Larry Whetstine Ed Whetstine Cowles Magazine and Broadcasting Inc Des Moines United States Air Force

Miss Carla Grimes Arrives in Iowa City to Live Here

Miss Carla Grimes of Reseda California arrived Sunday evening by plane in Iowa City. She will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Max Lee and family. Grimes is a high school junior and a niece of Mrs. Lee. Also visiting are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell and children from Alma Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dunbar hosted Sunday dinner for relatives including the Fuhr and Lillard families and the Maxwell children. Gretchen Miksch, daughter of Robert Miksch of Washington Rural Route 1, pledged to the Beacons sophomore women’s honorary, one of 21 initiated October 25. Willis Jones of Jones Funeral Home assisted with the graveside service for President Hoover in West Branch, driving the seventh car in the procession.

Carla Grimes Reseda Calif Iowa City Max Lee Glenn Dunbar Charles Fuhr Ray Fuhr Roy Fuhr Brenda Geneseo Inl Clifford Weidner Carol Nancy Fairfield Ellen Lillard Donnellson Paul Maxwell Mike Paula Sharon Alma, Neb Glenn Dunbar Jr Gregory Bret Davenport Gretchen Miksch Beacons Miss Miksch Robert Miksch Route 1 Washington Willis Jones Jones Funnal Home Hoover West Branca Mr. Jones Coolidge

Heavy Equipment Operators Learn to Run Bulldozers and Scrapers

Training program teaches operation of heavy earth moving gear including bulldozers, scrapers, backhoes, graders, draglines, and clam shells. Trainees gain hands on experience and safety practices for industrial construction sites.

V. A Associated Heavy Equipment Union Arcade Davenport Iowa

Ford Quietness Highlighted Ahead of 1965 Models

Automotive writers tested the 1965 Fords at Dearborn noting a unusually quiet ride. Mechanix Illustrated praised Ford for maximum quietness with engineers aiming for a smoother, more refined car.

Dearborn Mechanix Illustrated Ford

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Cad Whetstine Abra Judy Slemmons Anne Nichols Florence Woodford Harry Riddle Sr Harry Riddle Esther Rodgers East Arch Street Marquette, Mich Mrs. Jay Hough Jay L. Hough Aglime Landiock Limestone Producers Association Wey Dennis the Menace By Hank Ketcham Bobby Grasty Schmidhauser Congress Committee George Bedell Treas U. S. Auto Club Rolls-Royce Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc United States Auto Club Bud Rolls-Ro Bruel & Kjaer Nagra Cambridge Mass New York Sion Galaxie Motor Company Ford Wustang Falcom Falulame Ford Thunds Reed Farly Morrell Texas Dot Chef Boy Ardee Swansdown Angel Food Vista Mrs. Grimes Folger’s
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