Becomes Bride of Donald Heck in St James Church
Ruth Ann Earnest and Donald Ray Heck wed in a double ring ceremony at St James Catholic Church with Rev James E Grubb officiating The couple's families are from Washington The bride wore silk organza with an embroidered panel and a chapel train The groom and best man wore navy uniforms The reception followed for 150 at Rev Kan navey Memorial Hall The couple will reside in Jacksonville Florida after a wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Earnest
Donald Ray Heck
St. James Catholic Church
James E. Grubb
Esther C. Earnest
Barbara
Jane Heck
C. P. Smolinski
Rogers City
Mich
Dale Thompson
Riverside
Paul J. Pacha
Marvin Lee McClure
Ed Skubal
Jay Heck
Marie M. Marie
Cheryl Keating
Kannavey
St James School
Edward Heck
Sandra Kay Yoder
Janis Heck
Mary Lynn Petersmith
Mary Ann Kauffman
Mae Gideon
Robert Petersmith
Donald Holmes
Jake Earnest
Charles Eyestone
Wilmer Kauffman
Jacksonville
Kla
U.S. Navy
Washington High School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D.C
Irrank Sehad
Ella Schoepfer
Frank Moran Sr
Father Grubb
Miss Laura MacLachlan to sail for Pakistan on Queen Mary
Local notice says Miss Laura MacLachlan plans to sail October 13 on the Queen Mary if her visa arrives. A Sept 13 date was reported in error. She will depart in October to resume missionary duties in Pakistan. Mrs. Ethel Palmer visited the Willard Palmers in Mt Vernon over Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura MacLachlan
Pakistan
Ethel Palmer
Willard Palmers
Mt. Vernon
Harley L Davidson and wife sell land to Vittetoe pair
Deed transfers Mohawk area land described as section 21 township 75 range 45 from Harley L Davidson and wife to Wilford and Leo Vittetoe. Transaction recorded with full owner change and property location noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley L. Davidson
Wilford and
Leo Vittetoe
Washington county jail and court house idea essay
An opinion piece by NIC WALKER pokes fun at local jail conditions. It describes a built in escape deferent fears and imagines a combined courthouse jail complex with a large south end crack. It notes cramped cells, minimal privacy, wash facilities, and long waits in a lighthearted, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs Fenn Guests At Mt Pleasant Food Event
Mrs P L Fenn visits Mt Pleasant to observe a food preparation for the Old Settlers and Threshers Reunion feeding hundreds. Clementine Paddleford, this week’s food editor, attends to gather material for her column. Dr Howland of the Smithsonian is an honored guest at the Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Fenn
Mt. Pleasant
Old Settlers and Threshers
Clementine Paddleford
Fenn
Miss Paddleford
Harlan Lincoln House
Howland
Smithsonian Institute
Local Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Yesterday admissions include Thomas Bayliss Keota medical Miss Martha Statler Washington surgical Marion Hayes Washington surgical Mrs Don Allen Columbus City surgical Today Arden Roethel West Chester medical Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Jimmy Davis Ainsworth a daughter Dismissed today Mrs Keith Statler Keota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bayliss
Keota
Martha Statler
Washington
Marion Hayes
Don Allen
Columbus City
Arden Roethel
West Chester
Medical
Jimmy Davis
Ainsworth
Keith Statler
Washington area social calendar Wednesday list
A dense schedule lists many clubs and organizations in Washington and Crawfordsville for Wednesday and Thursday. Groups include Pythian Sisters CES Catholic Daughters Masonic Temple and Wesleyan Service Guild with meetings, luncheons, receptions, and a Saturday event featuring Shirts and Skirts at the Fairgrounds along with Fortnightly and Farm Bureau gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Crawfordsville
Ces
Masonic Temple
St. James
Woeste
Methodist Church
Washington Co
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Rebekah Club
Ioof Hall
Christian Church
Marion Ave
UPW
Church Circle VII
Richard McCall
Christian Cwf
Martha Group
Olga Rathmel
OFS
Masonic Temple Rural Women’s Club
Duane Redlinger
Fairgrounds
Ken Crow
Friendship Club
Ralph Witthoft
Jackson
Farm Bureau
Warren Escher
Local social notes and personnel updates from area towns
Mr and Mrs Roger Staf ford of Iowa City visit relatives here after a trip to Mexico. Lt and Mrs Mark Hensel and daughter Alison stay with his parents in Glenview Illinois. Orville Tam berg of Traer visits Ramberg and Stanley Chabals. Bill Blick returns to Fuhr and Cochrans after vacation due to a foot injury. Gene Zeck begins sophomore year at Iowa State College. Mr and Mrs John Beem blossom Jr announce their first son born Sept 8 in University Hospital Iowa City. James Green moves to Maplewood Missouri. works at Star Dental Mfg Co. Mrs Green is Ruth Ann Wilson. her parents Harold Wilsons helped with the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beemblossom Jr
University Hospital
Iowa City
James Green
St. Louis
Labor Day
Highland House
Ellis Avenue
Maplewood
Green
The
Star Dental Manufacturing Company
Ruth Ann Wilson
Harold Wilsons
Washington
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Donald Heck
Eth
Chris Earnest
Fred P. Heck
Illa
Betty and
Carol Earnest
Melba Widmer
Florida
Whote
Edwin Novotny
Donald R. Heck
Saustanth
Wolf's Flower Shop
Schoonover Drug
Lee Holland
Iowa-Nebraska
Kiwanis Clubs
Lee
Washington Club
Evening Journal
Iowa
By Nic Walker
Mrs. Fenn
Methodist Wscs
Clarence Jacobs
Glenn Gordon
Golia Miller
Merle Turnipseed
Darrell Ross
Cecil Long
E.E. Ward
C. H. Guther
Sam Turkington
Wesleyan Service Guild
Don Maxwell
John Palmer
Charles Hotle
Circle III
Vincent
Sturgeon
Circle IV
Maude McCreedy
Circle V
Jay Brewer
Dorcas Group
John Widmer
Esther Group
Dayton Crim
Ruth Group
Carl Dallmeyer
Brighton
Ainsworth Sorosis Club
Bentonsport
Hotel Manning
Fortmig Tly Club
Roger Stafford
George Zecks
Staffords
Mexico
Mark C. Hensel
Alison
Glenview, Ill
Clint Hensel
Orville Tamberg
Traer
Bill Blick
Fuhr and
Cochrans
Gene Zeck
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Helena Rubinstein
Osincup Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
West Side Square
Anahist
Womers
Sereda Aeahs
TT UG
OL Eens
Elieves
Osincup
Nan
Crea
Keller
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