Mount Vernon Golf Club hosts Eastern Iowa event
Two hundred golfers and a large spectator gallery attend the Mount Vernon Lisbon Country Club luncheon for the annual Eastern Iowa Golf Association. Teams from Maquoketa Marion Manchester Monticello West Liberty Tipton Anamosa participate. Fred Young leads the event. A second women’s party with bridge is planned for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon- Lisbon
Carrie Oates
P A. Battman
C. F. Becker
Lloyd McCutcheon
Clarence Boh-lander
Lucy Boyd
Leona Barnes
Lucile West
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret Kepler
Town City
Picnie
Thomas Park
Miss West
Kepler
Edlyn Blaine
Chicago
David Peterson
Escanaba, Mich
Howard Johnston
Alvin Butler
Dana Wilcox
Bernadine Burge
Olive Plattenberger
Cheskamay Camp
Miriam Freer
Louise Freer
Urbana
Inl
Rockport
Meir
H A Daniels
Oklahoma City
Beranek
Cou Falls
J E Beranek
G. A. Beranek
Robert Gaillard
Letitia Werk
D. A
Surprise Sixth Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Root at Firemen's Park
Relatives and many friends gathered Sunday at Firemen's Park in Belle Plaine to celebrate the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Grove Root of Vinton. Attendees included numerous families and neighbors from Keystone Rockton and surrounding towns, with many children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dav Root
Vinton
Firemen’s Park
David Flene
Leonard Cioneva
Jeanettle
Keystone
Wil Ftene
Floyd
Pearl Rockwell
Calbert Rockwell
Darwin Rockwell
Willian Lincke
Fatme Kiastka
Harry
Clirente Fiene
Wall Berkhemmer
Lue Ce
Myron
Ba Bever
George Bever
Mifetd
Denad Peck
Peal Gaev
Beulah
Nathan
Tare Ald
Bivenend Gieorge
Wattwick
Pronk Kratka
Dvelvay Cand Moola
Watret
Mio
Charles Kratka
Alene
Jermere
Wyatt
Cuore Seth
Poy
Charlene
Woateraie
Miro
Rockton
Laittae
M Carroll Beery
Mavisn
Mas Pratik Vwoston
Geld
Peapees Sreek
Tess Fae
Fula
T Bo Kelsey
Mall of
Brookite
Miso
Harry Hanmilton
Gene Hut
Dead Hant
What's In Fashion Drop Leaf Or Extension Tables
A 1934 Amos Parrish feature explains how drop leaf and extension tables fit small modern homes. Describes Duncan Phyfe designs, practical use for living and dining rooms, and bridge games with compact, flexible layouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Phyfe
Amos Parrish
Local church group and wedding notices in Cedar Falls district
Members attending the Evangelical quadrennial convention at Cedar Falls include Taylore Essham Hiram Lanam Arnold Wrathy Julia Swalm and several others. Announcement of the marriage of Glenn Byam and Mildred Pokorny Garrett set for July 31 in Waseka Minnesota with plans to reside in Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W . Wnartman
Bethany Evangelical Church
Cedar Falls
Taylore Essham
Hiram Lanam
Arnold Wrathy
Julia Swalm
Jonnie Sellers
John Deerr
Julia Oliver
Joan
Naomi Shirley
Lawrence Wagner
S. Vo Lahman
Mary
Chloris Garretl
Gayie Enerland
Maxine Greenlee
Delmar Anderson
Jennie Bricker
Picnic and social visits mark Lisbon Leona Roberts chapter
Lisbon Leona Roberts chapter Otter bein guild enjoyed a picnic supper at Mrs. Donald Bowers home on Monday. Ep worth teague hosted a picnic at Boverpark in Cedar Rapids followed by a theater outing on Tuesday. Guests visited various households including the Reiger, Carbee, Graver, and Burge households with relatives from Oklahoma City, Brockway, Boulder, and Washington DC. The Hoover reunion was attended at Thomas Park and the Methodist Missionary society met at Mrs. Kate Dolly last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Roberts
Otterbein Guild
Donald Bowers
Epworth Teague
Boverpark
Cedar Rapids
Will Reiger
James, Bradford
Gene Finex
Warren Brokaw
Oklahoma City
Okla
C W. Carbee
Sam Carbee
Brockway
Mont
Hopkinton Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Hopkinton residents hosted and attended numerous social events led by Mrs TM Reeve at the Fortnightly bridge club and Mrs F Vo Laughiin at a bridge luncheon for sister Mrs A Finley of Kansas City. A birthday party honored Thomas Tibbitts at Camp O Dellil with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TM Reeve
Bridge Club
F. Vo Laughiin
A Finley
Kansans City
F R. Griffith
W J Kukwood
A J Miller
A HO Larkins
A= Moore
G P Forrest
F A Trish
D H H Johnston
W S Beels
R. D Fierstine
Thomas ‘Tibbitts
Sherry Smith
O F Metiver
Roy
Washington
Mesdames
Sarah McConnell
Minnie Mackintosh
Helen Mackintosh
University of Nebraska
McConnell-Mackintosh
Stuart Brokaw
la Crosse Wis
Frank Brokaw
Hopkinton
Fred Wheeless
Strawberry Point Social News Highlights
Mrs Lillian Gill and her committee hosted the Methodist Industrial club at the church on Thursday. A surprise anniversary gathering honored Mr and Mrs Gus Dillon at their north of town home on Sunday marking their fortieth year. Guests included multiple local families from Garber Volga Oclwein New Hampton West Union Maynard and nearby areas sharing dinner and congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Lillian Gill
Methodist Industrial Club
Gus Dillon
Town
Dave Kenneally
Wesley Dillon
Clair Dillon
Charles Otterbeck
Volga
Lawrence Berns
Garber
Oelrich
Pearl Lottridge
New Hampton
William Zimmerman
S. J Baker
Esther Baker
R L. McCoe
Blanche
LeVon McCoe
Oclwein
Helen Childs
Frank Childs
West Union
E. D. Winkler
Maynard
Marengo Area Chapters Gather for Iowa County Picnic
Eastern Star chapters from Marengo and nearby towns attend a cooperative county picnic at Fiester's Grove on U.S. Highway 6 west of Marengo. Grand Worthy Patron Paul N. Clark to be guest. attendees include members from Iowa county and affiliates across multiple chapters.
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Marengo
Eastern Star
Iowa County
Fiester's Grove
U. S. Highway 6
Paul N. Clark
Vivian Brown
Victor
Williamsburg
North English
Phillersburg
Belle Plaine
Blairstown
Benton
Oxford
Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Ben Franks
Des Moines
Margaret Houser
Florence Rinehart
Alving Brown
Woman's Relief Corps
Abe Gullette
C. W. Hite
Vinton
W. E. Campbell
Bedford
Pals
H. W Brandt
Orvis Family Reunion Held After Twenty Five Years
The Orvis family from Manchester and nearby towns gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Harriet Cook home in Earlville for a reunion the first in twenty five years. Attendees included Miss Susan Orvis missionary traveler from the Far East visiting Manchester and Earlville, plus multiple relatives from Lincoln Neb Excelsior Minn Dubuque S D and Earlville. The Manchester Garden club met Friday at Mrs. Elton G Roe home with papers by Mrs. Roe Grems Schenke and Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvis
Harriet Cook
Earlville
Susan Orvis
Far East
Manchester
M B. Haines
Lincoln
Neb
E. T. Anderson
Excelsior
Minn
William Hermann
Frank Gibbs
Cook
John Orvis
Dubuque
St. Orvis
Philip
S. D
R. Davey
Manchester Garden Club
Elton G Roe
E. G. Roe
B. W. Grems
George Schenke
N. H. Hyde
Clarence Bride Is Honored With Dual Showers
Mrs. Raymond Stange, a recent bride, was honored at two showers last week. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schutt hosted guests including Roy Brink, Charles Purdey and family, Emil Gaedelman, and several others. On Tuesday, June Banks and Edna Engelking hosted a gathering with guests such as Mildred Patton, Leona Meyer, Leona Horn, Velma Schilling, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Raymond Stange
Norman Schutt
Roy Brink
Charles Purdey
Emil Gaedelman
August Keltel
Fred Coker
Lawrence Ahrends
Will Brink
Art Ibsen
Charles von Muenster
Ed Steinke
Elsie Stange
Norma
Hara
Herman Toerer
Banks
Edna Engelking
Mildred Patton
Leona Meyer
Leona Horn
Velma Schilling
Helen
Dorothy Kelly
Leona Helmold
Arlene von Roden
Selma _ Kline
Leona Strackbein
London
Fern _Toerber
Massilon
Warren iClancy
Margaret Davis
Local Women Visitor and Civic Workers Mentioned
Mrs. Herman Toerber Evelyn Keseberg and Eleanor Hein are noted. Miss Norma Stange visiting her mother for three weeks while serving with the Citizens Relief Committee in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Toerber
Evelyn Keseberg
Eleanor Hein
Norma Stange
Miss Stange
Citizens’ Relief Committee
St. Louis
Stanwood Socials Include Local Class Reunions And Dinners
Miss Irene Haesemeyer hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs. Freide Wernecke of Chicago with guests Ruth Nagler Beth Wilson Marion Bushnell and others all Stanwood High School graduates from 1928. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the church with Mrs Emma Hart leading devotionals and officers elected Mrs Max Burgess secretary Dallas Jones and Lucille Burgess treasurer. The Raymond family held their annual reunion trip to Youngstown Ohio with Mr Harry Raymond and his brother in attendance. The 1931 high school graduating class reunion was at Eagle Point Park Clinton with officers Richard Nagler vice president Leland Hoyman and Alice Moir as secretary treasurer. Beth Wilson hosted a dinner with Hester Wells Louise Randolph Lucille Elizabeth Funkey Mary Hughes and Irene Haesenmeyer among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Haesemeyer
Freide Wernecke
Chicago
Ruth Nagler
Beth Wilson
Marion Bushnell
Stanwood High School
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Emma Hart
Max Burgess
Dallas Jones
Lucille Burgess
Harry Raymond
Louise Randolph
Lucille
Elizabeth Funkey
Mary Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Irene Haesenmeyer
Stanwood
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Mount Vernon Golf Club
Experis
Grbdyson
Met Jewelry Co
Second Street
Directed By
York
Memnemné
We Hout
Center Junction
Ida McDonald
Dorothy
Georg G Barch
Z. Buch
Inter
Onion Missionary Society
Presbsterian Missionary Society
Paul Smith
S Woo
Clark
Fthel Courtney
RS Robbie
Elsie Bender
Wyoming
United Presbyterian Mission
Cairo
Egypt
Nosoin
Dorothy Driebelbis
Catherne Thompson
Onion
Harriet Lamer
Reval Chatterton
George Sears
George Lyons
St Barger
Win Fletcher
S Hutton
Jessie McMaster
Provan
Stelin Stingley
Methodist Ladies Aid
Hd Duncan
Pauline Prahm
Lisbon
Estelle Wheeless
Newark
Del
Marion Young
Westerly
Rhode Island
Wheeless
Bissell Wheeless
Methodist Missionary Society
Kate Dolly
R. V. Porter
U-Drive-It) Company
Wave Sale
Methodist Episcopal
Roosevelt Park
Helen Punke
Henry Hannan
Genoa Bluff
Harold Brown
Bona Dea Club
Edith Bogear
Mary Esther Tranberry
Byron Goldthwaite
John Hansen
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Lena Disterhoff
Bess Olson
Frankie Bricker
D. H. Zentmire
Clarence Bride
B. Stance
Luberger
Simmons Modern American
Saturday Evening Post
Second Avenue
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