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Friends Learn of Hawkins Nuptials;
Reschedule Jerome Activities
JEROME – During the holidays friends here
learned of the marriage of Bill Hawkins, so of Mr. and Mrs. William Hawkins of
Davenport. He lived here and was very
active in youth affairs until the family moved to Davenport. There he attended school, graduated from high
school and attended the University of Chicago.
The following is a brief report of the wedding from the Springfield,
Ill., paper:
“The first wedding to be held in the chapel
of the new First Congregational church was Miss Francia Ann Kozelka, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kozelka of Springfield, Ill., to William Richard Hawkins
of Davenport at 4:30 on Dec. 26, 1959.
Miss Martha Cotton of Springfield was the bride’s matron of honor and
James R. Moeller of Walcott was Hawkins’ best man.
“A reception was held in the church parlors
after the wedding ceremony.
“The newlyweds are third-year students at the
University of Chicago and have returned to school. They live at 5520 Ellis Ave., Apt. 1 E,
Chicago, Ill.”
This community wishes the young couple the
best of everything.
Most all activities were called off last week
because of ice on the roads and streets.
WSCS will meet Thursday for its cooperative dinner. Mrs. J. G. Morris will be lesson leader and
Mrs. J. W. Workman will have the devotions.
Lincoln Lions 4-H was also called off on
Wednesday evening and their meeting will be called later.
Jim Condra of Cedar Rapids spent the week end
at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blozevich of Davenport
spent the week end at the parental Milton Blozevich home.
Rita Redwick of Bettendorf spent the week end
with her grandparents, the Mike Ponsettos.
Mrs. Walter White of east of town was taken
to the hospital in Centerville Friday for observation.
Marion Zemo of Davenport spent the week end
at the parental Frank Zemo home.
When word was received here of the death of
Ova Kinney, the old time people thought of the music he and his sister
furnished for our church when they were young.
They often joined with other people to make a quartet.
Carl McKern and family of Davenport spent the
week end with his parents, the Eugene McKerns.
Ed Bradley and family of Mystic and the
Junior Fenton family of Centerville visited the John Ponsettos Sunday.
Ricky and Sharon Lucas of Centerville spent
the week end with their grandparents, the Theo. Broshers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeVore and family spent
Sunday with William Neighbor family near Cincinnati.
Ronald Kinsler will fill the pulpit again
next Sunday while Rev. Lockhead spends the time at Mystic.
Mrs. Clark Anderson will entertain the
helping hand club Thursday, Feb. 4, in the afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Wilson will
furnish the entertainment.
Mrs. Joe Beer, Mrs. Gail Felkner, Mrs.
W. R. Hefner, Mrs. James Felkner and
Mrs. Bert Murphy attended a meeting of the parsonage committee of the different
churches on the Mystic circuit Sunday afternoon at the parsonage in
Mystic. They were making plans for some
parsonage improvements.
Mrs. Ivan Long spent Friday at the Frank Long
home.
Paul Seals and two sons of Bloomfield spent
Sunday at the parental Claude Seals home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sidles spent Sunday in
Milton with the Donald Howells.
Mrs. J. G. Morris and Charles and Miss Anne
Hutson of Jefferson City, Mo., were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Condra and Jim.
--Susie R. Sidles
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