Wedding bells and anniversaries in Bridgewater area
Social notes record June weddings and anniversaries across Cumberland Extra Exira and Bridgewater. Judy Ford and Edwards ceremony included relatives from Iowa and Missouri with a four tier cake and floral decor. Also noted are 25th wedding anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Rathman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwab's silver celebration with guests from multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehureh
Bridgewater
Judy Elaine Ford
Ry Dean. Edwards
Reba Unigeva
Rea
Roger Ford
Bate
Richard Ford
Howe
Nancy
Linda D
Fan’ Hougapets
Julie Cavancach
Danny Davis
Groo
al Mikkelsen
Harold Veatch
Reba Edwards
Mary Bauer
Charles Abnen
Des
Jows City
Maines
Greeafield
Athentic
Orient
Fontanelle
Club Calendar Notes From Local Meetings
Club calendar items require submission by the 10 pm deadline. Tuesday features a meeting at Elis club house at 7 pm. Wednesday includes Rainbow initiation at 7 39 pm at Masonic hall and a Buck Creek service class led by Mrs Lola McCrory at 7 30 pm with devotions by Mrs Earl Smith and a program by Mrs Lloyd Harris. Thursday offers a Guild of Martha picnic at 6 pm at Sunnyside park and Busy Bee club meeting with Mrs Sadie Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Chibhouse
Masonic
Buck Creek
Lola McCrory
Earl Smith
Lloyd Harris
Guild of Martha
Sunnyside Park
Sadie Brewer
Picnic and social events dominate Guanyskte and area notices
A string of community gatherings is logged from Atlantic and nearby areas. Readouts mention a picnic at Guanyskte park with 17 members, a phonic Friday at Cocklin fish farm near Twelve, and an Aug 2 annual picnic at 6:80 pm for members and families. Several social items follow, including group meetings at homes, a bridal shower for Rita Breckerbaumer, Brayton social at Nels Clausen home, and church events linked to Rev H L Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guanyskte Park
Atlantic
Preseivete
Cocklin Fish Farm
Mom
Pattern Notice for Children's Clothes in Sizes 3 4 6 8
A printed pattern offer lists children sizes 3 4 6 and 8 with a 36 inch skirt pattern plus a coin price and 10 cent post for first class mail. Mail to Marian Martin care SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Marian Martin
Salem Home Chapel Anniversary Observed for Jensens
The Rev. Russell P. Jensen presided over a program with musical numbers and a talk by Rev. Henry N. Hansen Salem home chaplain. The Jensens guests of honor at a Salem home chapel gathering Monday celebrating their anniversary. They wed June 16 1900 at Marcus. Over 200 greeting cards were received from pastors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwabs
Harold Schwab
Extra
Extra Christian Church
Paul Olson
Joe Strickland
Charles Schwab
Gary Schwab
Gloria Schwab
Lorna Petersen
Raydell Crees
Marcia Jorgensen
Shermanee Peppers
Jane Chase
Sherry Finnerty
Sandra Finnerty
Gail Marsh Chase
Ray Jacobsen
Ava Nelson
Marjorie Hansen
Ed Swensen
Haakon Stadsvold
Lester Pearson
Nancy Jessen
Doris Chase
Florence Chase
Roy Chase
Maude Schwab
George Schwab
Rockfort
Snider
LaCrosse
Wis
Ames
Gloria
Sherri Lynn Schwab
Ames, Perry
Omaha
Audubon
Brayton
Russell P. Jensen
Henry N.hansen
Salem
Jensens
Salem Home
Marcus
Sorn & Katdahl
Salem Homes
Afso
Andere Hensen
C. M. Widebeck
Atlantic
Fire damages Haiti army barracks near National Palace
In Port au Prince a blaze destroyed a wing of the main army barracks near the National Palace. Firefighters fought the two hour fire after soldiers surrounded the palace amid rising tensions. Officials attributed the fire to a short circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Juais
Haiti
National Palace
Officible
Student Electro Tech Sells Rats to Shops and Labs
Don Trees, an electronics student in Okmulgee, aids his college by breeding and selling rats to pet shops and medical laboratories. His friends are described as rats in a lighthearted local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rats Okmulgee
Okla
Rate
Don Trees
Husband Arrested After Fatal Shooting in Oskaloosa
John L. Whitlatch, 62, of Oskaloosa, held on $15,000 bond after his wife Anna Whitlatch died from a gunshot wound. Police say the fatal shot occurred during a Friday scuffle following a family argument at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa (Ap
John L. Whitlatch
Oskaloosa
Anna
St. Anthony Memorial Hospital Fund Drive Late Letter
An unsigned note with a $1 stamp envelope references the new St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital. The fund drive began in 1949 and the hospital has been operating for several years. The letter’s postmark is blurred, making the date impossible to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effingham, Ill
New St. Anthony's Memorial, Hospital
New ‘Hospital
Citizenship class in Hilo shows aging immigrant students
In Hilo Hawaii a class for U S citizenship study gathers 170 Japanese men and women with an average age of 83 years. The two oldest are 89 and several are nearly blind or partly paralyzed highlighting the hardships of elderly applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaii
U. S
Walden Given Two Years Probation for Safe Burglary Twist
Ernest L. Walden 22 of Tucson received a two year probation after pleading guilty to safe burglary. While employed by an office supply firm he delivered a safe to the Tucson Festival Society, copied the combination, later broke in and stole $60 in cash and a $300 paycheck. Motorists urged to obey stop signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Ernest L. Walden
Walden
Tucson Festival Society
Clergyman Eisendrath Named Year’s Peace Advocate
Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath 57 of New York was honored as Clergyman of the Year for his work promoting world peace through religion. He led the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and was selected by 500 religious leaders and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice N. Eisendrath
New York
Eisendrath
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Pacent
Reform Judaism
U. S
South America
Canada
Iowa business boom runs ahead of 1955 record pace
AP survey shows Iowa industries from heavy machinery to horse collars with strong midyear gains. Auto and farm equipment sales rise above 1958, construction active, corn crop improving, and backlogs keep employment high in Waterloo Dubuque and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Waterloo
Dubuque
Clinton
S. R. & I. C. McConnell Co
Burlington
Millersburg
Ohio
Atlantic
Walnut Grove Feed Co
Boone
Cheroker
Lundell Mig. Co
Lord Baltimore Press
North Western Railroad
Curtis, Inc
Council Gb&urfs
Perry
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Oelwein
Oelwein Chémical Co
Ant Construction
James Dunlap
Ber of Commerce
Davenport Leads Iowa Metals Boom and Crop Health Report
Davenport notes 600 more Aluminum Co. of America workers by June 1 and a 36 percent five month business rise over 1958. Crops show general strength with oat blight. over 20 million dollars of new construction underway or planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Aluminum Co. of America
Dubuque
Kenneth Hartig
Retail Merchants Bureau
Lstherville
John Morrell and Co
Keokuk
Muscatine
Newton
Ottumwa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amareotyn
Bay C. Myers
Mr. Wright
University ‘of
Owa
Phi Kappa Pai
Ndw
Simpson College
Walter ‘Rathman
Cumberland
Mapleton
Parnell You
Donne Taylor
Vicki Bohuher
Linda Taylor
Gundey
Jack Taylor
Otylshow
Lens
Donald Ghafer
C. W. Givam
Mener
Miss Clausen
Barbara Clausen
Roberta Phippen
Margaret Rendlemases
Charles Haskins
Audubon Lutheran Church
Bridgewater Seciet Aweirs
Bob Jameson
Bobby
Clyde Jameson
Winterset
Greenfield
U & I Club
Bridgewater School Park
Avondale
WSCB
Chevyl Ross
Jane Woodside
Velma Ahnen
Lillie Ross
Belgium
Retertain
Uke 5 Sibest
Collee
Nels Clausen
Melvin Crane
Ronald Anderson
Ray Hoegh
Hener
Sun-Fun Partners
Muiggl
Arlene Hryb
Mise
Otto Matic
Cleveland
Mervin Weaver
Faith Lutheran Church
Griswold
Augustan Lutheran Church
Dale Peterson Embree
W. E. Kisser
John Lareen
Beatrice Gittins
Rick
Weesoe
Try News
Telegreps Waat J
Kevehicear
Atlantic News - Telegraph
Cook
Cook's
Pa— O
Joyce Lumber CO