Cherrelyn Chuck Engaged to Curtis Ira Peterson
The Mason City Gazette reports the engagement of Cherrelyn Ann Chuck daughter of Edard M Chuck and 605 15th SE to Curtis Ira Peterson son of Ira Peterson II of Edina Minnesota A November wedding is planned Miss Chuck a University of Iowa graduate Delta Delta Delta sorority and Pi Lambda Theta member is employed as a systems engineer at IBM Peterson a University of Minnesota graduate Sigma Alpha Epsilon member will return to study for a master's degree in industrial relations
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Mason City
IBM
Peterson
University of Minnesota
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Birthday Celebrant Dorothy Wehr Hosts Family Gathering
Dorothy Wehr celebrates her birthday at her mother Nora Wehr's home with ice cream and cake. Several relatives and friends visit or attend meals and gatherings through the week, including Rod and Bud Wehr families, and others at Bandy, Bowen, and Sojka homes. Michael to leave for the Air Force September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wehr
Nora Wehr
Gladies Finnery
Allen Fickling
John Blick
Darrell Bandy
Edgar Bandy
Glenn Ladehoff
Glenda
Michael
Bud Wehr
Senne Wehr
James C. Bowen
Orville Griggs
D. A. Augustine
Florence May
Raymond Sojka
Air Force
Mrs Loren Fleig Home From Hospital
Mrs Loren Fleig returned Thursday from Jefferson Co Hospital where she had been a patient. Mrs Paul Holmes assists at the Fleig home. Mrs R C Connelly came home from University Hospitals Iowa City after tests. Clover Leaf Club met in September at Mrs Verle Gardner's with thirteen members. next meeting guest day with 1 pm lunch at Packwood Christian Church. American Legion officers elected: Warren Ray Commander, W R Kime vice commander, Richard Downey adjutant, Jerry Adrian chaplain, Don ald Fritchen service officer, Everett Baker historian, Don Hockstra, and Mrs Howard Alten of Washington attended Sunday supper at Otto Pfeifer home. Reverend Wade Dillavore spoke at Rubio Church on Public Morals at quarterly meeting. Mr and Mrs Ralph Steel, with brothers Ellsworth McMasters of Shelbyville Mo, returned from ten days in Estes Park Colorado. Mr and Mrs Roy Decker hosted weekend visit from Davenport and two married daughters and families. Mrs J W Hendrickson reported improved at Mercy Hospital Iowa City where she remains in traction several hours daily for a slipped disc.
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Richland
Loren Fleig
Jefferson Co
Paul Holmes
Fleig
R. C. Connelly
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Clover Leaf Club
Verle Gardner
Packwood Christian Church
American Legion Post
Warren Ray
W. R. Kime
Richard Downey
Jerry Adrian
Sgt
Donald Fritchen
Everett Baker
Don Hockstra
Howard Alten
Bernd
Washington
Otto Pfeifer
Wade Dillavore
Pleasant Plain Friends Church
Rubio Church
Ralph Steel
Ellsworth McMasters
Shelbyville
Estes Park
Colorado
Roy Decker
George Raney
Davenport
J. W. Hendrickson
Mercy Hospital
Social calendar for Fortnightly Club and local groups
Saturday events include Fortnightly Club program at 8 pm at Christian Church with home talent and public invited. Rainbow Girls host 9 am school instruction, noon luncheon dish to pass. Golden Age Club 10 am at YWCA, Wash Away Tops 6:30 pm, 8 pm music by Mrs. M L Tweeton. Tuesday features Garden II picnic at Sunset Park and White Shrine at Masonic Temple with YWives craft at 1:30 pm. Multiple meetings include Executive board, BPW dinner, Senior Citizens, Art Guild, and Bowling Association notices with various times and locations.
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Christian Church
Rainbow Girls
School of Instruction
YWCA
M. L. Tweeton
Sunset Park
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Family Living
Clinton Hensel
Applied Arts
Robert Truax
Senior Citizens Council
Y. Art Guild
Washington - Columbus Junction
Woman’s Bowling Association
People’s National Bank
Junction
Sunshine Community Club Hosts School Party
Sunshine Community Club met at a school party with 14 members and children. Members dressed as students. Mrs Louis Koehler acted as teacher and led contests. Mrs Prior Fenn read. Mrs Dale Richard conducted the business. Mrs Gary Crossett helped serve refreshments.
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Sunshine Community
Bill Koehler
Sunshine Community Club
Louis Koehler
Prior Fenn
Dale Richard
Gary Crossett
Poultry Content Rules In Canned Soup
The U S Department of Agriculture sets a minimum of 2 percent poultry meat in ready to serve chicken or turkey soups. Extension Home Economist Sally Smith notes that even at this level the meat amounts to less than an ounce per can, about a tablespoon for stewed poultry. The rule aims to improve flavor and protein variety, though soups still provide only a small share of daily protein.
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Sally Smith
Extension Home
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Miss Smith
Camp Fire Leaders Plan Ceremony at Sunset Park
Blue Bird and Camp Fire leaders held a basic training on September 20 with Mrs. Gifford Morrison presiding. Plans cover a Banding ceremony for Blue Birds and neckerchiefs for fourth grade Camp Fire girls on October 2 at 4 15 PM. A follow up training is scheduled for October 16 with the regular leaders meeting.
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Blue Bird
Gifford Morrison
Leon Hillman
Tom English
Sunset Park
Miller Staples nuptials abroad in South Africa
Miss Joyce Miller and Dr. Denis Staples wed September 16 at KALONA Northcliff Union Church in Johannesburg. Ceremony by Rev. Jack Gardner with music by Kay Walker and Bernard Salzwedel. The couple will reside near Johannesburg after a three week honeymoon in Durban and East London.
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Kalona
Northcliff Union
Johannesburg
South Africa
Joyce Miller
John A. Miller
Denis Staples
J. Staples
Randburg
Jack Gardner
Kay Walker
Bernard Salzwedel
Eric Heeger
Heather Glen
Colleen Wilkinson
Dr. Staples
Emile Furno
Brian Bridger
Staples
J. Glen
Durban
London
Republican Women plan coffee with speakers in Wellman
Washington County Council of Republican Women will host a 9 30 oclock coffee with Mrs Cecile Miller on Thursday morning September 28 in Wellman Speakers will be State Senator Richard Stephens and State Representative Keith Vetter
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Washington County Council of Republican Women
Cecile Miller
Wellman
Richard Stephens
Keith Vetter
Dial 3-4462 It Is Better to Give Than to Receive
A public notice urges readers to call the provided number 3-4462 for information about deductible giving. The item emphasizes charitable giving and tax deductibility as a motivation. No additional details or dates are given.
Real estate transfers and lot parcel deeds across multiple blocks
Transactions include Eroyl L. Smith to Lloyd H. Wehrenberg for east half of lots 14 15 block 9 Riv erside, Forrest E. Lynn to Veda C. Lynn for lot 6 in Crayne and West Chester, William J. Fitzpatrick to B H McCarthy for south 100 ft of lots 8 9 block 1 SW Washington, Louis Rath to John J Johnson for OS 5 Chilcote and SE Washington, Hannah B Provance estate to Rath for north half of lot 11 block 2 OP Washington, Emma Mitchell to Ambrose J Gilpin for north half of lot 33 and all of 34 Woodlawn southeast Washington, Lloyd R Bell to Cletus Calta for lots 2-15 block 5 Nira, Bell to Alvin Gingerich for lots 5-8 block 6 Nira.
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Eroyl L. Smith
Lloyd H. Wehrenberg
Riverside
William John Fitzpatrick
B. H. McCarthy
Washington
Louis Rath
John J. Johnson
OS 5
Chilcote
Hannah B. Provance
Emma Mitchell
Ambrose J. Gilpin
Woodlawn Subdivision
Dr M L Tweeton Office Hours Notice
Dr M L Tweeton at 108 North Marion closes Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Phone 653235 for appointments or inquiries.
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M. L. Tweeton
North Marion
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Cherrelyn
Chuck
Mrs. Loren Fleig
Mrs
Mary Wesleyan Guild
Richard Ballard
Loren Renoux
Don Oxenford
Catherine Griffeth
Max Lee
ST. Anthony Circle
Marcella Vittetoe
St. Anthony’s Circle
St. James Church
Hi Club
Elmer Stalder
Don Applegate
Thrift Club
Raymond Redlinger
Nancy Barclay
Beatrice George
Naomi Kephart
Golia Miller
Mary Salladay
Dewey Weeks
Elsie Conrad
Legion Auxiliary
Washington County American Legion Auxiliary
Wellman Auxiliary
Norma Dunbar
Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Alberta Rhea
Hortense Rowe
Boston
Ainsworth
Velma Phillips
Florence Gabriel
Muscatine
Woman’s’ Christian Temperance Union
United Presbyterian Home
Fred Moon
James P. Lytle
R. F. Galloway
Lela Rich
Jeannie Nayadly
Charles McClung
McClung
Mary Hastie
Marian Wilson
Martha Glass
Don Gardner
Sip
Charles Leeper
Faith Baptist Church
Washington Fairgrounds
Rev
Oliver
Baptist General Conference
Forrest E. Lynn
Veda C. Lynn
Uj. B. Crayne’s
West Chester
Lloyd R. Bell
Cletus Raymond Calta
Nira
Alvin Gingerich
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day. Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South Ave
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
P. L. Etter
San
Mom
Monnday
Colar
Popcorn Poper
Wapele Ron
Hamicker
Rowcoem Eepree
Ron
Muntz
Good Thru
Americas
Price & Selection
Kerr-Mcgee
Doug
Adolph Shalla
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