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Janu~ 20, 1972 Mount Vernon Hawkeye-Reeord ~ The Llslmo Herald
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Five
e ok. od M ou.t Social Calendar Roy M Honored
'o#ekah Lodge to John Rife EDITORS NOTE: Items for at Open House
social calendar must be reported Coming from Cedar Rapids,
;h SC~Mae I.ake was installed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blount not later than Monday. Marion, Springville, Central
~fereat'rand an
. a' u ~tlss Carrie ~ of Clinton announce the engage- CitY, Olin, Castalia, Martelle,
st.w-e~ice-Crand, of IIill City merit and approaching marriage MONDAY, JAN. 24
of their daughter, Thelma, to Woman's Club, 8p.m generalNewton and Ottumwa, 250 re-
~ 1Lodge on Tuesday eve- ~ Mt. Vernon, Tipton, Muscatine,
. iast week. Other offi- >.::~. :,~ John Rife, son of Mr. and Mrs. meeting in Presbyterian fellow- latives and friends honored Mr.
~ne~:~ Mrs. Sam Zimmerman, ~ ~ Wayne Rife. June 24 is the date") ship hall;programofmusic spon- and Mrs. Ray Martin Sunday in
. . 'JT; Mrs. Aaron Herman, set for the wedding. ~ sored by the music department; celebration of their 50th wedd-
.l/Z ~r; Mrs. George Coster, ~ ~'~ i~ Miss Blount is a graduate of ~ Mrs. John Lyford head of re- Ing anniversary in the Linn Grove
mamPSorter to the Noble Grand; : Mercy School of Nursing at Mar- freshment committee, and Miss
ration, D Arc'- Pl church.
. ~ nibald, chaplain; shalltown and is employed in a Martha Lahman will arrange the Presiding at the serving table
m~ed Richardson, warden; clinic at Davenport. Mr. Rife, !] ~' table, were daughters and daughters-
~n~ l~ward Dvorak, conductor; a graduate of Mt. Vernon High : ] . TUESDAY, JAN. 25 in-law of the couple, Mrs. Bern-
~ne~Ph Stoneking, musician; School and theUniversityofIowa,: ~ -~: Rebekah Lodge, 7:30 p,m in ard Switzer, Mrs. Don Koppen-
~es Petrick and Mrs. is an agent for the Equitable Life i:i~ ~i~ Odd Fellows Hall. hayer, Mrs. Wayne Martin and
; ~e SuePpel, supporters to Insurance Company of Iowa. i Camp Fire leaders and span- Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs.
~ennv~ce-Grand; Mrs. Harry sors, 1 p.m at home of Mrs. Michael Krambeer and Miss
.]g, inside guardian; and Ch h N : ~ .~7:i#$~ Larry Zenor, 503 Second Ave. Wendy Hodgden~provided Organ
~h.il!~rett Shoemaker, outside UrC ews s
~sKet~ Mr . ~ music. Mrs. lonaMilburn attend-
. ~. s. Clint Berry is WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26 ed the guest book and Mrs. Harry
Lora ~ing Noble Grand. PRESBYTERIAN Presbyterian Circles, 1:30 Hoffman had charge of the gift
u;. ~Gladys Hanna and her Raymond E. Hearn, pastor p.m,: Martha Circle at home table:
augnn-~he SPringville lodge con- Stmday: 9:30 a.m church of Mrs. Leoral Evans, programRay Martin and the former
:tt3-Z)~e installation school. 10:45 a.m worship ser- by Mrs. Ralph Irwin; Lois at Cladys Strother were married
~arK ~ " vice; sermon, "The Door to Be- home of Mrs. Emil Dolezal, pro-
-4; Jan. 18, 1922, at the home of the
lief--Doubt". 6:30p.m Youth gram by Mrs. Albert Blinks. bride. They plannedtoentertaln
(S) i~nunuunnu~lnnu-i Fellowship. 7:30 p.m explora- P.E.O 7:45 p.m at home their entire family and a few
IL VlslON WILL CELEBRATE GOLDE tory meeting for an adult study of Mrs. Rex Dean, Mrs. Richard friends at dinner on Tuesdaythis
Vittet~ group atthe manse. Rockrohr assisting; program, week in Cedar Rapids with 40
UNITED METHODIST "Be Proud of Our Heritage." on the guest list.
~;oore : " Charles Q. Wallace, minister Members and prospective
1-5; Thursday: 7 p.m eonfirma- members of Methodist Women's Mr. Vernon Local
:::~ERVIG[ tion class. 8p.m annuaicharge
conference in church parlors; Soeiety to be guests of Mrs.Wat- Mrs. All Kouti left last Wed-
son Davis at coffee, 2 to 4 p.m. nesday for her home in Teheren,
Dr. Leonard Denver presiding. THURSDAY, JAN. 27 Iran, after a visit of several
Saturday: 10:30 a.m Math- Queen Esther Circle, 7:45 weeks with her parents, Mr. and
amen E R Vl C E C A L L S olark choir rehearsal.
~a~ p.m in Methodist Church par- Mrs. Robort Plattenberger, Mar-
Jim Sunday: 8:30 and 10:45 a.m lor; Mrs. Vincent I~ylbak andtelle.
,112 HOPSERVICE worship services; Dr. and Mrs.
lecisi Mrs. Rex Dean, hostesses; pro-
~stleir~ALL BRANDS Delmar Diercks and family will
conduct theworship;sermontop- gram by Mrs. A.B. Wallace.
~Iark OR-BLACK/WHT ic, "Faith and Forgiveness in Senior Citizens, 12:30 p.m
]d Ti~i the Family." 9:30 a.m church potluck dinner in Methodist soc-
ial rooms.
Lelton, JRAOIOAMFM E school. 3 p.m senior high MR. AND MRS. CRAIG SMOCK Morning Circle of Methodist
3.rai ,-JSTEREO HI-FI be school M.Y.F. meeting with Dr.
rls, n~ carried a long-stemmed red Women's SocietY, 9:30 a.m in
~ches ~TAPE UNITS and Mrs. Diercks. 6 p.m all MIss Ely Wed to rose. church parlors.
church potluck supper in fellow-
135; an~EVERYTHING ship hall, followed by a showing - - - I Dan Smock, Mark Wagner and
fth pl
toe P~ELECTRONIC of slides of the Wallaces' trip to Waterloo man Mike Tansey, Waterloo, attend-
in thi Europe last summer; the junior ed the bridegroom. The guests NOMINATE OFFICERS
high school M.Y.F. will attend Miss Kay Ely and CraigSmock were seated by Tim and TerryMmes. Fred Lehman, Charles
ut of c~--] SM.aney and Keith Jensen were
the dinner and program instead exchanged nuptial vows in a seven Ely.
lerf~t~of TRAV[R of having the regular meeting, o'clock ceremony Saturday even- Mrs. Smock is a graduate of chosen as the nominating com-
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~hi~te~ ing in Grace Episcopal Church, Mt. Vernon High School andElls- mittee at the meeting last week FARM LIABILITy
Mrs. Paul Beckhelm returned Roberts officiated. Parents of She has been employed by Younk- home of Mrs. Kenneth Whitman.
h Sunday from Hawaii where she the couple are Mr. and Mrs. ers in Cedar Rapids. Her hus- A donation of five dollars to [! HOMEOWNERS
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had been for thepastthreeweeks, Duane Ely, Mt. Vernon, and Mr. band served in the armed forces Camp Good Health was made in I,CROP HAll. I
,-1-0, #~, . having spent the holidays with and Mrs. Darrell Smock, Water- for three years following hismemory of the father of Mrs.
aliT V[RNON her danghter, Mrs. Richard leo. Following the ceremony, a graduation from a Waterloo high Peter Dows. Officers for 1972-I IL Clair Richardson, Sec. I
at Moore and her family who live reception for l50guestswasgiven school. He is astudent at Ells- 73 will be elected at the Feb- I ~I~:~:~'; I
at Kallua. Major Moore is sta- in the Legion Hall in Mt. Vernon. worth Junior College. ruary meeting at the home of I Phone 895-8417 !
--6054 tioned at the Pacificheadquart- The bride's Empire gown of The newlyweds will live at Mrs. DavidPenn. ~
ers of the Air Force. Mrs. Beck- velvet and Chantilly lace wasde- 803 Main St Iowa Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen of er Mt. Vernon residents. En helm's other daughter, Miss signed with a high neckline and
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Goldfield, to Robert Fowler,
Springville.
route, they visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gall Storck at Kansas City, Me.
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Gretchen Beckhelm, Indianapo-
lis, accompanied her on the trip.
long sleeves. Her court-length
mantilla veil was edged with
lace. She carried a bouquet of
fuji mums and red orses.
Bridal attendants, Miss Peg
Robertson, Martelle; Mrs. David
Barnhart, Kankee, Ill.; and Tina
Ely, wore floor-length red velvet
skirts and white blouses. Each
LINDA MILLER ENGAGED:
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Millerof
rural Mt. Vernon announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Linda Louise, to Donald Draho-
zal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
G. Drahozal of Cedar Rapids.
Miss Miller is a 1969 graduate
of Mr. Vernon High School and of
Paris Academy of BeautY Cul-
ture. She lives in Cedar Rapids
where she is employed by Mabel-
ine BeautY Salon. Her fiance,
a graduate of Jefferson High
School, is an employe of Wilson-
SInclair Co.
Social
HONOR LONGERBEAMS
A group of neighbors and form-
J* e*r neighbors of Mr. ~and'Mrs. ~-~
William Longerbeani honored
them at a surprise potluek and
party Sunday evening at thehome
of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Heiserman
in celebration of their 50th wedd-
ing anniversarywhichwill benext
Sunday.
Sharing the courtesy, in addi-
. fipn to the hosts, were Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Ciha, Mr. and Mrs.
William Iterbst, Lisbon; Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Woods, Mrs. Warner
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Kroul, John and Tom, DanWolfe,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jilo-
vec.
NOTE BIRTttDAYS
Mrs. Harry Siggins, Lisbon,
was a luncheon guest Saturday
in the home of Misses Sylvia
and Maxine Turner and Marjorie
Hecht to celebrate the birthday
of Mrs. Slggins, which was Sat-
urday, and Miss Sylvia Turner
which was Monday. The latter's
friends honored her with a card
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