Williamsburg Journal-Tribune (Newspaper) - June 23, 1938, Williamsburg, Iowa Free Cooking School June 222324 Williamsburg A WILLIAMSBURG BOOSTER SINCE 1884 For Rural Fire Truck Call Williamsburg VOLUME IOWA IOWA JUNE 1938 NUMBER 8 FREE Cooking School Continues Thursday and Friday EASTERN STAR GROUP MEETING HELD FRIDAY In Williamsburg Grade School Auditorium The group meeting of the four district of the order of the Eastern Star was held in the grade school auditorium at Williamsburg Friday under the direction of Ruth district instructor of Belle 300 and 400 were present at the evening Neva Englebert and Forrest Edwards are worthy matron and pat ron of the Williamsburg The school auditorium was decor ated in green and the orders colors with roses and other spring flowers in A special part of the wias the floral star in the colors of the real star TOMPKINS Will teach history and social science made by the ladies of the jn Williamsburg high school the com ian Aignes Jeannette Lewis and Margretta Meyer with a quartette composed of Margretta George Stake and Janes furnished the vocal music dur ing the Program with secretaries Congregational and Presbyterian Invoca Officers of Wil Address of Welcome ing school FAAS REUNION HELD AT LORTZ HOME SUNDAY PAT FURLONG DIES SATURDAY IN PARNELL HOME Funeral At Josephs Church Tuesday died at her home in Parnell after several months She was the former Laura County Courthouse News Judge James Gaffney is in Sioux City this week at a trial in 17 Attend Knights Of Pythias Jubilee At Wellman members of the local Knights of Pythias lodge joined in the Knights of Pythias jubilee held Wellman Thursday by Geneva quest of the justice of the supreme The trial is the result of an lilt J tV i i daughter of Thomas and Margaret j e assistance of crutches this week and was born at foot at October She was married to Patrick Bounty Superintendent Alice De long April in Michaels Spain and a church in Furlong and j in the Marengo will three daughters John I attend the Iowa on child m the district court thereat the No 51 They George Ed wards and Robert Bowler went down in the morning and the following at tended the evening session and dance Eldon Frank Floyd Robert Tom Iver Wilbert Harold and Louis Furman and Otis The Wellman lodge is to be con for their very fine pro effort to prevent the school district of Sioux City from employing WPA The trial will probably con through the most of the Recorder Roy Faas is walking with Arnold Howard a family reunion held Miss Frances Knoxville and Miss Mary at Her Margaret of one Robinson of San and a George of also Funeral services were held in Development and Parent Education to be held in Iowa City June 22 and A selection of boys for CCC camps is being made Iowa countys allotment will be sent to j the camp at Applications MANY ATTEND BRIDES SCHOOL AFTERNOON Josephs church in Parnell Tuesday i are bei in the Iowa at 8 Cash t the Requiem Mass and officiated the burial in Josephs Furlong was widely known and Two applications for divorce were filed the past week Mary John respected by all and her death was u r u son nas petitioned for divorce irom the cause of much grief among her anr Johnson Mildred Schumach i er seeks divorce from Clarence Lortz Is Oldest Riess Youngest Largest Crowd In History Of Gathering Present Enters Real Estate Business Reynolds has established him self as a real estate Until further arrangements are made he will maintain a home Three hundred and two were reg at the brides school sponsor ed by the Junior club of macher and asks the custody of their Williamsburg and held at the grade school building Tuesday On thu program was asong by the Harmony I Love You a talk by by Margaret one In the estate of Ardell the application of Orlo for construction of the thu court The local Knights of Pythias hall f ound a portion of the will void and talk by IX parade Two hundred and j paint is ed the largest crowd ever at the to be done before the hall is i gathered at the home of completely land Ralph Sun Presenting Distinguished A was served Marcia Williams t LH assisted Thornburg Ruth tables on the Lortz Present were and Charles W J Deep Riveri paas Annie Julia Bernice South English Amelia pha Oxford Grace i Carolina and Peter Barnes City Betty Blairs urand George has undergone a complete tne heils of the property arc old brides talk J owners of the Miller of on so It is and In the estate of Almira thu Promise by ODon will has been filed for probate and the modern bridal procession HOMEMAKERS TO BE WELCOMED AT THE IOWA THEATRE THREE Williamsburg Merchants And National Advertisers Are Doing All In Their Power To Make This Show Interesting The Motion Picture Cooking School entitled Star in My will be the real community attraction for three days at the New Iowa starting Wednesday and continuing Thursday and This fascinating and different cooking school is open entirely free to every woman in town and an the and New Iowa Theatre as well as Williamsburg merchants extend this last invitation to join in the homemaking lessons and jolly entertainment for at least one The Motion Picture Cooking School will be a practical rally of home makers to contribute fresh perspective for the same old the town Jean What Cheer Jean Brooklyn Helen Norway Luella Malcom and the Worthy Patrons of the Fourteenth Exchange Initiation of Eunice Yearian and Ruth Jones by guest Piano Impromptu C sharp Minor by Grace Dierks Rowena Worthy Matron Worthy Grand Clara Guest Officers Worthy Dal What Cheer Theodosia Belle Plaine Eliza beth and Will and and Henry and Carl Durr and and Clair Faas and and Floyd Faas and and Carl Wilson and and Ed Pirkle and Martha Meyers and fam Orlo Collingwood and fam and Wilford Carl Faas and Emily Colling wood and Harry Collingwood HOSTS TO HEADS Hold Red Letter Meet To Initiate 18 Members In First the hearing has been set for June and presentation of The will of also Williamsburg merchants had dis been filed and the set plays tastefully arranged around the for June The will of Anna and many donated gifts I tag was admitted to probate and to be given at the i Peter Stuck was appointed parade of the brides of days I The will was written in bye proved an interesting feat Jinan soit was necessary that it be Thirteen girls and women mod j translated into English before it the They were Kath could be leen with the gown of her I j mar The final report of the administra ied fiftytwo years ago Law Prohibits Fire Works trix of the estate of Anna Tanner the gown worn by was approved and the administratrix Jones forty years ago The final report on the the gown of her Members of he I O 0 IF lodge estate of William Franklin Nace was William Hy u bride of thirty of North English were honored approved but the administratrix also three years ago Thursday evening when the degree Claims staff from Main lodge conferred the guardianship of Karl Initiatory degree upon 18 candidates been set for June In of bride of the North English Most the guardianship of Corner i years ago Clarence against the her own wedding Koenig have years ago Donna gown of thirty the gown The new fireworks law puss ed and effective the first of prohibits the sale of all fire fiic cap toy cannons and any device containing o s i v u sub This law not only prohibits the sale but insists that such explosives not be There is one Fairs and celebrations may buy and display such fireworks if they are to bo fired by competent Violators of the law are subject to a fine not to exceed or imprison ment in the county jail not to exceed 00 or both fine and JACOB DIES FRIDAY NEAR PARNELL Held At Josephs Burial In Holbrook nous yet the most important business in Just as men have their an where they listen to lecturers from local women will have their to consider homemaking No kitchens satisfied these They insisted on working in com modern which actually reflect more scienti fic ingenuity and careful planning than any living Recognizing the demands of home the producers of Star In My Kitchen signed allstar kitch with an allstar adding a continual procession of so that every seat in the New Iowa theatre is a good seat for this amaz homemaking Everyday happenings have been dramatized in the plot of Star in My Behind the sparkling humor and suspense that are so ne to screen stories was a de liberate ambitious to carry inspira and worthwhile news to i women s The camera took its time and it took its every per j son in the theater will have a large I as ami twice as natural view j of each There will be noi orchestra circle at this entertain since the back row guests of The and JIew Iowa Theatre will have an equal chance peer into the busy mixing watching the deft steps of measur and thorough not overlooking the final work of French Jacob Cox died at the home or and Gerald members attending the cere and Sylvan from the lodges of Cedar Rap and Henry South Mil Emerson Goodman and Fred Goodman and Vernon Good man and Roy Faas and fain Worthy Ernest j ilyj Howard Frick and Schaffner and Floyd Welsh and Ralph Lortz and Oxford Clyde Belle Plaine Ross Montezuma Associate Associate Barnes Associate Ten Ox Belle Adah Deep South Committee Reception Myrtle Jennie Hanna order mem lersburg and Many dignitaries of the were including such bers of the Grand Lodge as Nor man Past Grand Master of Cedar Iowa Judge Merlin Stahl and Ruth j Past Grand Master of Sig George Malcolm Lortz Iowa Past Ralph Faas and Grand Patriarch of Iowa I and Erwin Rath George chairman of the I STATE MEETING OF LUTHERAN AID IS HELD HERE SUNDAY Jones worn twentyfive years ago Jane wearing the gown of Henry a bride of 191 G Jean Meyer with her Henry gown of I years ago with the I gown of Floyd Williams worn l in 1930 Ruth with her i own gown and Gertrude Lewis the gown of Meyers jen and Erwin and Orlo Meyers and and Floyd Meyers and board of instruction of Cedar Iowa chairman of the finance committee of the Grand and Charles and Clarence present Decorating Margaret Amanda Cecile Ha line Miss Emma Distinguished Guests Rowena Worthy Grand Matron of Iowa Maude Past Grand of Iowa Edna Past lin Faas and Ella Henry Faas and and Orville and Tru man Faas and Briggs and Vernon Faas and Orville Fry and Truman Faas and and Sam Edwin Grand North English Odd Fellows have come in for several honors winning the float prize at the Iowa Grand Lodge session held at Cedar Credit is due Grand Master Clar ence whose influence and From Cedar Rapids were work in the Odd Fellow lodge has to Mary and found not only with his fellow Everett Faas and j brothers in the North English and Carol Feas and arid Leroy Sturdivan and fam and Dean and Don Cram from Dea Moines Howard Barker from but in the lodges of the state during his term of office in the high rank ing position as Grand Williamsburg Odd Williamsburg Lodge corn and Eardley of 62 will meet in er of their hall Monday June when they will nominations for Business Meeting And Banquet Pro vided Much Pleasure worn in the fall of The modern bride was Rob ert Hanson dressed in her own wed ding gown of recent In the bridal party were Betty Yoder as maid of honor Venita Shir Jhe local branch 2299 of the Maxine Walker and association for Dane as bridesmaids Patsy ans were hosts Sunday to the Chandler and Margaret Jane Jones This was the annual and Hnsley meeting of the state association and was held in the new grade school About 100 delegates and visitors were Alfred was in charge of the afternoon meeting which started at two Hinrichs read a welcome to the dele gates and visitors prepared by May or George Discussion of interest tothe dele who was ried in was the oldest bride present and Riess of North who was married two ago was the youngest bride On were many beau handmade articles which were suggested for the hope On the committee charge of vi totne gates and members of the organic school were Leslie tion most important Margaret Jones ms which was the question of the amount Martha Von Hoene time allotted radio station Margaret Chandler Mrs Myr known as the Gospel ODonnell and Mary Cash Grand of a new set of vice president of home board Present officers are located at Past Grand Grand Phil vice Noble A resolution was adopted and ad f T i urer of Home Board at degree Mason Paul Grand chairman of Grand Ed Past Henry Fact treasurer THANK YOU are sincerely appreciative Reaping on fresh discoveries to ease the home man agers is one of the jobs of the household specialists who super vised the demonstrations in this pro his west of Parnell at Friday He had been in health for some Born in Harrison on November Cox came with his parents to a farm j cooking near Iowa City when eight years I Not only does this picture show When the family came to Iowa and interesting Ly the father bought the farm which ways to serve everyday meals and was later the Donohoe farm party but it demonstrates how near to make intelligent use of the in Cox was mechanical servants that take On May married to Ann Reynolds in the guess work out of house Naturally every guest will want The home was made on a farm north of Holbrook until to test these tantalizing cures for Cox died on October menu Free recipe sheets then made his home with his j will be distributed son in Benton county and I Guests at the school will want to in 1937 the family moved tothe Bush meet and remember local firms and man farm near Cox is well known over quite Does your house run you If a large territory as a breeder of not accept invitation to join the cheron He showed them for neighborly cooking school many years at county and state starting Wednesday at Cox is survived by three sons and continuing Thursday and and three John of Cedar James of Ellsworth f of Parnell Volk of Ox LfT OrtH Raymond Meylor and Guido Berendes of He also leaves three sisters and two broth Albert of Marshall Hall Elizabeth Bell Legion Commander Officers elected for Earl f Post 228 last Tuesday were E commander Archie of and William Cox of There are thirtyseven Funeral services were held at Josephs church in Parnell Monday morning at nine oclock with burial in Michaels cemetery in Hol first second vice commander adjutant Frank Harry service officer Jay chaplain Henry finance officer Orin torian Ralph sargeant at to IFred Jones and John Williams support to the Noble secretary dressed to the Federal We John j tions commissions to give the merchants of Williamsburg for Finding 33rd degree Ma son Bessie associ ate Grand of Iowa Ada grand of Iowa Bess grand Ella Past Grand Adah Mm Elsie Past Grand Esther and district instructor Daisy Past Grand Martha and district in Emma Past Grand Adah Charles member of the Grand Chapter old age pension committee Ruth a genuine human interest in instructor of District these times we call time on I the gifts and displays and the coop Hughes and I sum of money was voted the oration of everyone who contributed I serve as Right and Left endowment fund of unito A New Face At The Star Drug Company Teresa Humphrey On European Trip fraternal orders are showing a pronounced active interest in the rejuvenation of their arousing the fraternal spirit and bringing back lost which occurred during the period known as the Fraternalism is a recognized fac tor in the building of a community and has played an important part in the success of I our school for The following officers were ed for the ensuing year Martin president Albert vice president Leonard The executive board is made up of Wil Earhart Iowa and Harold State The Continued on Page Eight I Junior Federated CLOSING NOTICE Williamsburg stores will be closed all day July Merchants Teresa Humphrey left Monday for New York on the first leg of her trip She expected to meet The Star Drug company has added in New York and their customer service by to on Eldred Kron a graduate pharM for E Miss Humphrey of the state university will y f in The young mans home is at Prance and where he has spent hui was abroad ei ht d mers m the drug and also duate f Conserva at Leon at Iowa urnt in E and 8Q he WM accorded membership out of the for in Rho pharmaceutical BASEBALL Harper here Sun Driscoll was a caller in North June 2i30 South of English
