Rhonda Kindred weds Samuel Shepherd in Washington church ceremony
Rhonda Sue Kindred daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Kindred and Samuel D Shepherd son of Mrs Jane Shepherd and Max Shepherd were married Friday Sept 10 at 7 30 pm in the local Methodist Church. Rev Tom Pace presided in a double ring ceremony with greenery and pink bows. Music by Mrs J W Helscher and Lucetta Hayes featured Never My Love Love Means Youll Never Have to Say Youre Sorry and The Lords Prayer. The bride wore organza with cathedral train and Camelot sleeves and later reception for 250 in the church social rooms. They will live at 401 East Main after a trip to St Louis. The bridegroom is a 1967 WHS graduate and employed by Stanley Knupp. the couple’s Mother hosted a rehearsal luncheon Thursday.
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Rhonda Sue Kindred
Bill Kindred
Washington
Samuel D. Shepherd
Jane Shepherd
Max Shepherd
Davenport
Methodist
Tom Pace
J. W. Helscher
Lucetta Hayes
Chris Hampsher
Iowa City
Donna McClure
Vicki Stutzman
Viola, Ill
Dave Custer
Wayland
Mike Shepherd
Lori Beth Shepherd
Tim
Todd Fischer
Winfield
Rick McFarlane
Denver
Colo
Mike York
John Erlenbush
Denny Wolfe
Bill
Ed Shepherd
Billie D. Kindred
Manhattan
Kan
Local VFW Convention Attendees Return From Houston
Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCoy and Mrs. Harry Ramseyer traveled from Iowa after attending the 19th annual National Convention of the Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary in Houston. Mrs. McCoy serves as Iowa department president and Mrs. Ramseyer is the 7th regional president for seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McCoy
Harry Ramseyer
Houston
Texas
The
Social Calendar items posted for Sunday through Wednesday
Community clubs and reunions list events at Fairgrounds Iowa City park schoolhouse and shelters noon Sunday. Monday brings literature meetings and multiple chapter circles at various rooms, plus Nighters and senior activities. Wednesday includes Public Affairs postponed, two-ball golf, multiple WSCS circles, and a note on Potluck and guest night at Mary Wesleyan service group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrard
Fairgrounds
Vodicka - Spevacek
Iowa City Park
Washington Country Club
Methodist
WSCS
Charles Crull
Victor Mayer
Lloyd Neiswanger
Allen Griggs
Mary Wesleyan Service Guild
Pris Margaret Clarkson
Halcyon House
Thirty - Niners Club
YWCA
Davissons Plan Open House for Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John C Davisson celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house at 409 South Fourth Avenue from 2 to 5 pm Sunday September 19 they were wed September 22 1921 at Sigourney Christian Church by Rev R B Hyten the couple long residents of Wellman and Washington and retired owners of a children clothing store they have four children Verl Rodney Leota Crim and Evelyn Bash and twelve grandchildren invited relatives and friends no gifts requested A family dinner is planned at the Captain s Table at noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Davisson
South Fourth Avenue
Mr. Davisson
Velda Herr
Sigourney Christian Church
R. B. Hyten
Wellman
Verl
Rodney
Dayton
Leota) Crim
James
Evelyn) Bash
Washington
Russell Family Visitors Spark Local Reunion in Iowa
W D Russell of Claremore Oklahoma visits relatives in Washington and Kalona with sons Ted Russell and Don Russell families. Bill Russell and children Holly and Chris visit from Kansas City. Chris to undergo Mercy Hospital eye surgery. Louise Reaney returns home from Mercy Hospital Iowa City after treatment. Ida Mecum of Richland Washington visits cousin John Davisson family. retired college teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Russell
Claremore
Okla
Ted Russell
Washington
Don Russell
Kalona
Bill Russell
Holly
Chris
Kansas City
Maxine Moore
Little Chris
Mercy Hospital
Louise Reaney
Iowa City
Ida Mecum
Richland Wash
John Davisson
Mecum
Cab Drivers Protest for City Hall Protection
A motorcade of cab drivers and owners went to City Hall to seek more protection after a street disturbance in which 55 cabs were damaged. Police tagged about 50 cabs with summonses for illegal parking near City Hall.
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New York
UPI
City Hall
Richmond reunion set for weekend
The Richmond community plans a two day reunion on September 18 and 19 with a square dance exhibition in the park Saturday evening and a 1:30 parade Sunday followed by a German band at the old park bandstand. Participants may contact Urban Te Bockhorst or Maurice Strabala. A lunch and refreshments stand will be provided. A park picnic is encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Washington County
Urban Te Bockhorst
Maurice Strabala
Washington and Iowa medical dismissals listed yesterday and today
Yesterday list includes Fred Lucia Washington medical Mrs Richard Bennett Washington surgical Harvey Bower Washington medical Mrs Dallas Fatheree Columbus Junction medical Mark Crile Washington surgical Mrs Jasse Schrier Columbus Junction medical. Today entries show Mrs Orville Griggs Keota medical and Dismissed Mrs Jack Fisher and son Keswick Yale Jarvis Washington Mrs Glenn Davis Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lucia
Washington
Richard Bennett
Washington, Surgical
Harvey Bower
Dallas Fatheree
Columbus Junction
Mark Crile
Surgical
Jasse Schrier
Orville Griggs
Keota
Jack Fisher
Keswick
Yale Jarvis
Glenn Davis
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Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Dayton Crim
Dwight Murray
Crim
Murray
Paul
Mary Margaret Stebelton
Grand Chapter
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Dick Paul
Paul Stebelton
St. Louis
401 East Main
Bride
Mid-Prairie High School
Washington County Hospital
WHS
Stanley Knupp
Howard Buchanan
Worthy High Priestess Club
Kenneth Peters
Cloyce Stewart
Robert Ross
Richard McCleery
St. James Circle II
St. James
Immanuel Lutheran Lcw
Lyle Moen
Nobel Circle
Dora Wagner
Victor Peiffer
Cyrus Chapter
Zeredatha Council
Masonic Temple C.B
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Gold Star
Ronald Hildebrand
John Baldrige
Tops Club
Davissons
Osincup
Iowa Stadium
America
University of Iowa
Penn State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Athletic Dept
Iowa
Lowa
Dial
Washington Evening Journal
Oren W. Jarvis
Washington, Iowa
Mony Mutual OF
Washington Federal Savings
Marion Ave
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