Miss Josephine Janecek and Donald Gibbs Wed in Local Methodist Church
Miss Josephine Marie Janecek daughter of Mrs Albert Janecek of Washington and the late Mr Janecek married Donald Frank Gibbs of Carleton Michigan in a six o'clock ceremony Sunday September 3 at the local Methodist Church Rev M O Smith officiated with a double ring ceremony White mums greenery and seven branch candelabra decorated the altar Organist Katherine Stewart played Trumpet Voluntary and Wedding March Soprano David McDaniel sang O Perfect Love and One Hand One Heart Bride wore a silk taffeta gown with empire bodice scalloped sleeves and detachable train embroidered with Alencon lace Veil satin illusion with pearl and crystal crown carried a cascade bouquet Forever Yours roses and ivy Bridesmaids wore brocaded satin gowns with velvet bows and Dior headpieces Best man was Conover Wilkinson and groomsman Stan Smith Seating was by Monroe Howell Raymond Lasek and Benjamin Leeper About 200 guests attended the wedding and reception in Fellowship Hall The couple plan a Hawaii honeymoon before settling in Carleton Michigan at 66 Hudson Telegraph Road The bride is a Washington High School graduate and longtime employee in Washington the groom a Michigan State University graduate and Soil Conservation Service worker
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Josephine Marie Janecek
Albert Janecek
Washington
Mr. Janecek
Donald Frank Gibbs
Carleton
Mich
Frank Gibbs
Alger
Gibbs
M.O. Smith
Frank Janecek
Alma Lou Havel
Iowa City
Constance White
Dior
Miss Havel
Miss White
Ainsworth
J. William Frame
Wisconsin
Ontario
Canada
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Janet Campion
Bernard Campion
Margaret Elizabeth McKinstry
James Dewey Stephens
Warren McFate
Washington Church
Jerry Richards
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Elliott McKinstry
Gene Stephens
McKinstry
Mt. Pleasant
Rosemary Kevhler Banks
Burlington
Vicki Lee Chalupa
John Quinn
Jim Linengood
Jack Holthaus
Denver
George McKinstry
Dale Roberts
Frank Chmelar
Tours With Seed Dealers From France
A reporter accompanies eight French seed dealers and their interpreter on a language barred tour, highlighting Mrs. Jean Servant of Carcassonne and her husband Jean Servant S. A. president of a large French seed company. The piece riffs on communication gaps, cultural contrasts, and fond notes about life in America. Nearby Lumpkin County Georgia preserves its 1836 courthouse as a Gold Museum, recalling Georgia's earlier gold rush.
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Jean Servant
France
Mrs. Servant
Carcassonne
Limoux
Servant
de Gaulle
America
Dahlonega
UPI
Lumpkin County
Georgia
California
Frame Campion wedding in Iowa City during fall
Mr and Mrs J William Frame of Ainsworth wed Janet Campion in St Wenceslaus Church Iowa City in a double ring ceremony. Attended by a larger bridal party and hosted reception at the Eagles Club with 300 guests present. Both are seniors at Iowa State University Ames studying elementary education and animal science. Rehearsal dinner at Ramada Inn Iowa City hosted by the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Campion
Minneapolis
Dorothy Greazel
Iowa City
Claudia Mulder
Sheldon
Mike Woods
Ainsworth
Robert Frame
Russell Campion
James Frame
Jerry Brown
Fairfield
Eagles Club
Frame
Iowa State University
Ames
Ramada Inn
Dear Abby Advice Column On Wedding Dilemmas In Hawaii
Abigail Van Buren answers letters from serviceman and readers about a soldier planning to marry in Hawaii, a father refusing dress attire, glue sniffing among teens, and wedding ring guidance. Abby affirms dad’s stance, warns about glue dangers, and advises on wedding expectations and receiving responses.
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Abby
Viet Nam
Hawaii
Sue
Justice of the Peace
Marine
Bride of James D Stephens marries Margaret McKinstry
Margaret Elizabeth McKinstry became the bride of James Dewey Stephens in a four o'clock Saturday ceremony at the Methodist Church with Reverends Warren McFate and Jerry Richards officiating. Attendants included Linda McKinstry Sceals and Rosemary Kevhler Banks. The couple will reside in Burlington where Stephens is a news director at KBUR. McKinstry is Iowa Wesleyan College alumna and plans to teach at Burlington High School.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Europe
Middle East
South America
Canada
Burlington
Stephens
Iowa State University
Ames
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Vietnam
KBUR
Busy Summer on Farms in Keota and Riverside Area
In a busy Keota Riverside region report, Gary Peiffer completed a 340 acre erosion control dam using 19 cubic yards of concrete, creating a crossable grassed watercourse. Dozens of landowners including Leon ard Sieren Glenn Gordon and E L Huber joined soil conservation work with tiling, waterways, culverts, and open drains across multiple townships. A Crawfordsville area pond and large Washington project followed, with similar improvements to water management and erosion control. In London, UK, British High Court rules that true sherry must come from Spain, denying the right to call home made sherry simply sherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Gary Peiffer
Soil Conservation Service
Peiffer
G. W. Rosenkild
SCS
Leonard Sieren
Glenn Gordon
E. L. Huber
James Bell
Raymond Sieren
Francis Wright
Ardell Gerot
Riverside
County Board of Supervisors
Gerot
Paul Lynch
Gordon Denton
Walter Neff
Leroy Veggy
Byron Sweeting
Hazel Spears
Donald Swailes
Crawfordsville
Vernon Leichty
Crawfordsville - Wayland
Noah Widmer
Silas Finke
Phillip Crawford
Clayton Widmer
W. C. Wooley
James Sorensen
Harold Steele
Harold
Wayne Ganon
Washington
Gamons
Nate Young
Clarence Goff
Yaro Chmelar
London
UPI
Spain
High Court
Jerez de la Frontera
Grauman's cement bears star imprints from Hollywood history
UPI report recalls Grauman's Chinese Theatre cement legends in Hollywood Forecourt. Norma Talmadge Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks and others signed in 1927 1949 and beyond. The piece notes status as tourist draw with names from Harold Lloyd Sinatra to Bob Hope Bing Crosby and many others. It closes with a quip about age and Senate eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
Grauman
Hollywood Boulevard
Norma Talmadge
Sig Grauman
Gimick
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Harold Lloyd
Frank Sinatra
Crosby
Pola Negri
Norma Shearer
Wallace Beery
Bebe Daniels
Ann Hardings
Bill Hart
May Robson
Gruman
Cooper
Evening Journal Item From Washington Iowa 1967
A brief Washington Iowa evening journal entry dated Monday September 4 1967 provides a snapshot of local news and public notices from the era. It records community events, school items and civic notices in concise newspaper style.
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Evening Journal
Washington
Iowa
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P Josephine Janecek
Voweks
Katherine Stewart
Purcell
Mendelssohn
David McDaniel
Conover Wilkinson
West Branch, Mich
Stan Smith
Litchfield, Mich
Monroe Howell
Raymond Lasek
Benjamin Leeper
Brighton
Dale Janecek
Paul Tisinger
Tipton
Fellowship Hall
Barbara Cordova
Alger, Mich
Hawaiian Islands
Treadwell
Hudson
Telegraph Road
Carleton, Mich
Washington High School
Livingston, Day, Meeker and Bates
Michigan State University
East Lansing
The
Monroe
Edwin Novotny
Mrs. Donald Gibbs
Mrs. Jean Servant
Campion
Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Birmingham
Ala
Los Angeles
Cal
James D. Stephens
Margaret MacKinstey Witk
Virginia Koehler
Marian Swift
Vicki Thomas
Swift
George A. Chalupa
Mrs. James Stephens
Ington Country Club
Wilson Estate
Marcella Wittetoe
Kalona
Floyd Beachy
John Shalla Jr
William Britton
West Chester
Edward Peiffer
Melvin Booth
Richland
Blanche Cline
Lawrence Meacham
Willard Loeffler
Edgar Whetstine
Joe Tobin
Gerard Megchelsen
Robert* Megchelsen
George Sojka
Grove Letts
Lloyd Edwards
Herman Wagenknecht
Robert Gerot
Wellman
Nelson Miller
Robert Flynn
Dora Wright
Bessie Hagist
Dan Dickel
C. T. Johnson
Rosalind Block
John Aller
Albert Stutzman
Wayne Norman
Faye Rowe
Sherry Shenannigans
Cement
Grauman’'s
Charlie Chaplin
Greta Grabo
Tom Mix
Tony
Gene Autry
Champion
Jimmy Durante
Betty Grable
Sonja Henie
Jolson
Monte Wooley
Durante
Bob Hope
Bing
U.S. Senate
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