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Church/Local
The Lone Tree Reporter, October 11,, :
Engagements and Weddings
Yoder - Scranton
Leicha Marie Yoder and
Matthew Steward Scranton, both
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
exchanged wedding vows on June
2,2001, in Lone Tree, Iowa.
Leicha is the.daughter of Robert
and Patricia Yoder of Lone Tree
and granddaughter of Allen and
Genevieve Yoder of Wellman.
Matthew is the son of Betty
Scranton of Cedar Rapids.
The ceremony was held at the
United Presbyterian Church and
the reception was held at the
American Legion in Lone Tree.
Maid of honor was Lacey
Yoder. The bridesmaids were
Michaela Recker, Rory Graf,
Taunja Emery, Shelly Von Ahsen,
and Ronda Kerf.
The best man was Scott
Emery. The groomsman were
Steve Heathman, David Scranton,
Travis LaKose, Kyle
Rammelsburg, and Dave McNeal.
The ushers were Lane Yoder, Jon
Scranton, Tyler LaKose, and
Tristin LaKose.
Aaron Emery was the ring-
bearer and Caleb Viers was the
honorary ringbearer. Julia Metz
was the flower girl and Clara
Heathman was the honorary
flower girl.
The bride graduated from
Lone Tree High School in 1997
and from Mount Mercy in May
2001. She is employed by
KinderCare and is also working
for the Cedar Rapids School
District. The bridegroom graduat-
ed from Cedar Rapids Jbfferson
in 1995 and then served three
years in the army. He is currently
working for Advanced Mitlwork
of Iowa.
Kregel - Ruess
Mark and Ann Kregel and
Dan and Cindy Ruess announce
the engagement of their children
Chanda Ann Kregel and Adam
Raymond Ruess both of Lone
Tree. An October 27, 2001 wed-
ding is planned at the American
Legion, Post 457, Lone Tree. The
bride elect graduated in '95 from
Lone Tree Comm. School and is
employed at Sears. The future
bridegroom graduated in '92
from West Liberty School, and
from Ellsworth College in '94, he
is employed at Ruess Masonary.
I Join Us
Pg ForServac00
UNITED ESB TERIAN CHURCH OF LONE T
Rev Ann E. Rouse, Pastor
Church: 629-4900 Home: 629-5526
Wednesday, Oct. 10 • 10 - Care Center Worship,
7:30 - Worship Com. Mtg.
Thursday, Oct. 11 ° 2 - Care Center Bingo
Saturday, Oct. 13 • 2 - "The Hat Lady"
sponsored by LT Historical Society
Sunday, Oct. 14 • 8:30 - Choir practise, 9 - Sunday School,
10:30 Worship, 11:30 - Coffee Hour, 5 - Hayride
Wednesday, Oct. 17 • 7 - Session, 7 - Youth Group
The Parish of St. Mary Catholic Church
Lone Tree and Nichols
Fr. Benedict Okonkow, Sacramental Minister
.Home: 629-5252
Mrs: Carol Kaalberg, Parish Life Coordinator
Lone Tree: 629-4225; Nichols: 723-4566
Mass Schedule:
Saturday • 5 p.m. -- Lone Tree Church
Sunday • 8 a.m. -- Nichols Church
9:30 a.m. -- Lone Tree Church
Wednesday • 6 p.m. -- Lone Tree Church
Eucharistic Service of Prayer:
_.Tuesday ° 8:30 a.m. -- Nichols Parish (office hours follow)
thursday • 8:30 a.m. -- Lone Tree Parish (office hours folloV¢,
Friday • 10 a.m. -- Lone Tree Care Center (Mass-First Friday
Month)
Religious Education
Sunday following Mass at Nichols, 9-10 a.m.
Wednesday following Mass at Lone Tree, 6:45-7:45 p.m.
Confirmation Class: First and Third Sundays, 4-5:30 p.m., Lot
Birthdays
Church News in
The Lone Tree Reporter
• is brought to you
by these fine sponsors.
Martha L. Barnes of Iowa
City will be honored Oct. 20 on her
80th birthday at an open house
Club News
Card of thanks
The Boosters had a very busy
day Sat. Sept,29. It was the
busiest so far this year.The fol-
lowing workers did a super job
and a big THANK YOU goes out
to them. Denise and Keith
Cochran, Mike,Darline and Larry
Jones, Jill and Nick Sterner, John
Robbins, Bruce and Allison Loan,
Darwin and Jared Foster, Kathy
andTyler Hotz, Larry and Diana
Rice, Beth Broman. Oct. 20 will
be the next home football game.
What do Masons Do
Charity is a fundamental
course of action of modern
Masonary and is evident in all
communities in its support of
socially necessary institutions. In
some states, it is the hospitals for
cancer, or other malignant dis-
ease, or for crippled children. In
others, it is the homes for the aged
from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Kalona
Methodist Church. Friends and rel-
atives are invited to attend.
Her children are Albert Barnes
of Bristol, Ind.; Louise Carpenter,
Linda Williams, Roger Barnes and
Arthur Barnes, all of Iowa City;
Alice McAllister of Washington;
Diane Westfall of Riverside;
Naomi Barnes of Urbandale;
Marilyn Thomas of Peoria, Ill.; and
Rebecca of Swedeland, Penn.
She also has 16 grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
or institutions for geriatrics, or
youth guidance. All' this is shown
by the acts and conduct of indi-
vidual Masons supporting and
fostering socially beneficial legis-
lation. All over the world,
Masonary offers help to the poor,
the handicapped, the displaced.
Masonary moves quietly to
relieve human suffering and
increase the structure of men and
women as children of God.
Creeds have their necessary func-
tion in every society. However, it
is not creed, but action that
Masonry emphasizes. Masonry
supports the good works of all
religions in community service.
Men of all faiths wear the "square
and compass" of this fraternity.
No mason will willing permit
another Mason or any man to go
hungry, to suffer indignity, to be a
slave, or to lose his high position
as a son of God.
Birth Announcement
James & Fran Johnson of
Pearland, Texas, are the proud
parents of a daughter Holley
Michelle. She was born on Sept.
28, 51bs. 14 oz. She was wel-
comed home by her sister
Hannah. Her grandparents are
James& Carol Johnson of Lone
Tree, Jeanetta Daigle of
Nederland, Texas, and Francis
& Nelda Daigle of Austin,
Texas.
We would like to thank all of
our relatives and friends for all
of the memorials, flowers, food,
cards, visits and calls that were
given to us in memory of
Leland.
The Leland Stock family
Adeline Stock; Don and Sherrie
Klemp; Mark Chowen and
Adele Stock; Kirk and Deborah
Klemp; Andy and Amanda
Bryan; and Scott Klemp
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Nichols
Cemetery
Reminder
Placing potted plants on
graves is permitted only on:
Easter, Mother's Day, Father's
Day, Memorial Day and
Veteran's Day. Flowers must
be removed within five days.
Grave blankets and
wreaths permitted Nov. 15 to
March 14. Clean-up weeks
are March 15 to 21 and Oct.
15 to 21. Please remove all
decorations you wish to keep
(following above dates, new
decorations may be placed).
No digging, planting,
spraying or fertilizing is
allowed except by authorized
personnel. No pets allowed.
You cooperation is appreciat-
ed.
Nichols Cemetery
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