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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1969

Page

7

Bride of Larry Statler Karen Brenneman Weds Kalona Man

Kalona Mennonite church wedding on Saturday August 30 united Karen Lee Brenneman of Kalona and Larry Stalter of Gridley Illinois in a one oclock ceremony officiated by Earl Sears. Attendants wore red dotted white Swiss dresses while matron of honor was Mrs Richard Brenneman. The couple plans a short Wisconsin trip after a reception at the church. Both are Illinois State University students with Brenneman from Kalona and Stalter from Gridley.

Kalona Kalona Mennonite Karen Lee Brenneman Larry Statter Gridley Illinois Earl Sears Elkhart Indiana Richard Adams Rick May Flanagan, Ill N. V. Brenneman Raymond Stalter Larry Steider Conneautville Daryl Steiner Wadworth Ohio Herman Walliman Jr Berne Randy Stalter Mike Brenneman Jerry Lapp East Lansing Michigan Wisconsin Stalter Iowa Mennonite High School Hesston College Hesston Kansas Flanagan Goshen College Goshen Ind Illinois State University Normal

Brazil’s Costa e Silva Stroke Triggers Military Junta

President Arturo Costa e Silva, 66, suffered a stroke as Brazil’s army navy and air force chiefs formed a ruling junta. They waived constitutional rules on succession while officials said he remained in satisfactory condition at the presidential palace. A U S embassy spokesman declined comment on U S recognition.

Rio DE Janeiro UPI Arturo Costa E Silva Brazil Latin America Air Force Costa E Silva US S United States

Widmers dinner guests of Lunows

Brighton August 27 Mr and Mrs Rex Widmer and Larry were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lunow of Washington Tuesday evening. Mrs Rex Widmer started work as secretary of Pleasant Plain School for the year. Larry Widmer is a medical patient at Des Moines Veterans Hospital.

Brighton Rex Widmer Larry Ernest Lunow Washington Tony Meuth Mollie Tierney Near West Chester Pearl Frain Gary Stone Kathryn Cedar Rapids C. B. Mann Edna Crile the Pleasant Plain School Bob Guy Ann McClure Larry Robison Donard Hanze Lloyd Stanley Sr Lloyd Jr Cindy San Leandro California Derald Edwards Wayland Raymond Edwards Debbie Millersburg Raymond Bud) Miller Fairfield Harold Rebling Jr Calif Stanleys Stanley Sr Fred Edwards Larry Widmer Veteran’s Hospital Des Moines

Unusual double squeeze nets South down in world bridge match

In the 1964 Olympiad U S Thailand contest Bob Hamman faced a rare double squeeze against declarer. East led clubs and after intricate plays the defense forced South to go down three in notrump. West later cashed high cards, while dummy was squeezed out of a heart discard.

U.S Low South Declarer King Fen West East Gimkiewicz Dr. Veeraburus Dummy

Nixon to visit governors parley in Colorado Springs

President Nixon travels from the western White House to Colorado Springs for Labor Day at the National Governors Conference. He will attend NORAD briefings, a private dinner, and address the governors on new federalism while promoting limited revenue sharing and welfare program ideas. The trip follows a weekend in California with a Rams win and beach time at Camp Pendleton.

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Nevele Pride sets trotting world record at Indiana State Fair

Nevele Pride driven by Stanley Dancer shattered a 31 year old trotting record by clocking 1:54.4 for the measured mile at the Indiana State Fair. The colt, son of Star's Pride and owned by Max Hochberg and Louis Resnick, surpassed Greyhound's 1938 mark of 1:55.25. Truluck won the Fox Stake, the richest ever in the Grand Circuit, at the same event.

Indianapolis UPI Nevele Pride Truluck Star’s Pride Max Hochberg Irvington Louis Resnick Ellenville N.Y State Fair Oval Greyhound Lexington Stanley Dancer

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Larry Statler Karen Tren Widmers Lunows Mrs Gilbert Widmer Wilbert Rose Kathryn Williams B. Jay Becker Kes Syndicate, Inc Routh Spurgeon’s Gitrik Cale
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