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Algona (la.) Upjw DM Metnti To.tday, 1965 Virginia Gisch Weds Virginia C. Gisch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gisch, Algona, became the bride of Dennis W. Guerdet, Swea City, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Guerdet, Armstrong, Nov. 27 at 11 a. m. at St.

Cecelia's Catholic church. Msgr. P.P.Gearenper- formed the double ring ceremony before 400 guests. William Bestenlehner, Robert Smith, Daryle Gisch and Donald Frankl were acolytes. Sister Virginia Marie was organist and Terence Johnson, soloist.

Madonna Gisch was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Rosemary Wibe and Ann Kienitz. Best man was Emmet Quinn, groomsmen were Douglas Guerdet and Dwight Guerdet and Kenneth Hass and John Wibe were ushers. A reception followed the ceremony at the V. F.

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The bride is a graduate of Garrigan and is employed at St. Ann hospital, the groom, a graduate of Sentral high, is engaged in farming, They are at hoine near Swea City. 3 Autos Are Smashed Reports of two mishaps which occurred Nov. 22 were turned in later at the sheriff's office here by Patrolman Charles Bird who investigated. The first occurred at 12:45 p.

m. a half-mile east of Titonka on a blacktop road. Driver of the auto was William H. Ricklefs, 67, Titonka, and he was headed east at the time of the crash. He told Bird he had been ill and apparently blacked out before reaching a bridge and the auto struck the entrance to it.

He suffered bruised ribs and was taken to the Buffalo Center hospital for treatment, while damage to the car was estimated at $1,700. Autos driven by Arnold E. Laabs, 36, Fenton, and Keith A. Seely, 19, Whittemore, collided a half-mile west of Fenton at 2 p. m.

Laabs was turning into a farm driveway as the Whittemore driver attempted to pass. The Seely car was termed a total wreck, while $500 damage resulted to the other vehicle. Infant Dies Death news of a three-month old infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Harms in Redwood City, Cal.

was received in Bancroft and Whittemore this week. Mrs. Harms is the former Carol Nurre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nurre of Whittemore, and Mr.

Harms is the son of Mrs. M. Mergen of Whittemore. The baby died in its crib. -93- Maquoketa's oldest senior citizen, Mrs.

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