Miss Dorothy Jamesson Weds Kansas City Man In Iowa City
Miss Dorothy Jamesson daughter of George O Jamesson and Adrian D Pillars of Kansas City were married at Immaculate Conception rectory in a ceremony with immediate family. Attendants were Miss Mary Virginia Jameson and Dr Floyd Pillars. The couple hosts a Roosevelt hotel reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy G. Jamesson
George O. Jamesson
Third Avenue SE
Adrian D. Pillars
Kansas City
Albert S. Pillars
Iowa City
Immaculate Conception
Mary Virginia Jamesson
Floyd Pillars
Des Moines
Miss Jamesson
Roosevelt Hotel
Harold Waite
Chicago
Iowa City Altrusa Plans Conference and Local Weddings
Altrusa clubs in Iowa City plan a three day conference October 14 to 16. President Mrs Jessie B Gordon chairs committees and a list of members is named. Separate items note upcoming weddings and travels of local residents including Miss Margaret Woods and Gordon Keith and various trips and visits across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Altrusa
Jessie B. Gordon
Esther Swisher
Helen Williams
Luella Reckmeyer
Nell Harris
Pauline Kelley
Ednan Patzig
Ethyl Martin
Lola Hughes
Mabel Evans
Catherine Macartney
Ann Stach
Martha Spence
Margaret Woods
Andrew H. Woods
Gordon Keith
Boston
Mass
Edward G. Keith
Brockton
South Duxbury
Iowa
Miss Woods
Bryn Mawr College
Radcliffe College
Keith
Harvard University
Clermont Ladies Travel to California for Family Visits
Mrs L L Carr and daughter Lavanda depart for California to stay a month with Mrs Gard ner and Miss Susanne Gardner near Pomona. They plan to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Eastman in San Diego and Lavanda will be a bridesmaid in the August wedding of Helen Eastman and Dr Sheldon L Brockett. Maryon and Jackie Halverson accompany them to Santa Monica to visit Aunt Mrs Glen Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrs
Will
Glen Conley
Santa Monica
L. E. Corsepius
Hans
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Meeting Report From County Session
Hanson and Margaret Sheehy were hostesses to Sheehan Unit No. 375 of the American Legion auxiliary Tuesday evening. The president, Mrs. R. V. Brandt, reported on the county meeting at Waucoma. The Union Church Guild held a meeting and picnic at the city park Wednesday.
Picnic Group Holds Gathering at Bixby Park
A California picnic at Bixby State Park brought together Mr. and Mrs. George Gates of El Monte and numerous friends from Wisconsin Montana and local residents. Edgewood Commercial club members with families enjoyed a Tuesday picnic supper and planned a home-coming celebration for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bixby State Park
George Gates
el Monte
Calif
R. L. Austin
Beloit
Wis
Abbie Gleason
Fort Peck
Mont
W. F. Bellamy
Ed Beehm
Virginia
Shirley Phelps
F. H. Stalnaker
J. J. Tyrrell
Carolyn
R. J.bixby
Lucina Buckley
Edgewood Commercial Club
Bixby Park
Questions on Loans From Agents of Reputable Men
Residents suggest verifying agent legitimacy and the purpose of the loan. Key factors include honesty integrity and business ability of the borrower as well as security via mortgage or other collateral. References confirming agency and the known consent of the man of good repute are also advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Moffitt
Avenue NE
M. G. Morris
Seventh Avenue SE
F. L. Shramek
Grande Avenue SE
J. C. Mahannah
Fourth Avenue SE
Monona Lodge Installs Northern Light Offiers In 156
Monona at lodge No. 156 I O O F held a Wednesday installation with Noble Grand Chris Kohler and other officers including Ben Friese G A Tornow ske and J H Schmitt as treasurer. F L Jarms served as installing officer with H C Kleinkel assisting. Guests Mrs H H Smith and Angeline Davis hosted a dinner. Prizes were awarded at bridge to Mrs J S Scho ettag and Mrs Lloyd Egbert. Ladies Aid of Evangelical church met at Hannah Ross home with Kammerer Biffert and Robert Ferguson aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Light Lodge No. 156
Noble Grand
Chris Kohler
Ben Friese
G. A. Tornowske
J. H. Schmitt
C. G. Bernhard
W. B. Thompson
Inside Guardian
James Cunningham
Outside Guardian
Harry Bacon
F. L. Jarms
D. C. Newcomb
R.S. Vv. G
Howard Bernhard
Raymond Wiethorn
J. G. Reidel
Henry Kamp
William Ferguson
H C. Klienkel
H. H. Smith
Angel
Delta Friends Surprise Charles Shelby on Birthday
A group of 21 friends surprised Charles Shelby Tuesday evening at his Shelby home with a picnic supper. The Missionary Society of the Christian Church met at the church Tuesday with Mrs. Alva Black as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shelby
Shelby
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Alva Black
Royal Neighbors Picnic and Meeting at Spillville
The Royal Neighbors enjoyed a Riverside park picnic near Spillville on Thursday. Attendees included Mesdames Horton Gaheen Uher Kuhn Sabolik Frana Beevar Meyer Broihier Moore Frana Shindelar Marron Pletka Uher Jr Gerleman Brom Humpal and Miss Kubesh. The N Cc W quarterly meeting followed at the Inwood pavilion in Spillville on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Riverside Park
Spillville
Mesdames
V. J. Horton
Nora Gaheen
Charles Uher
A. J. Kuhn
C.F Sabolik
L. J. Frana
J. Beevar
G. A. Meyer
E. C. Broihier
James Moore
A. J. Frana
Joseph Shindelar
Frank Marron
Frank Pletka
Frank Uher, Jr
Phil Gerleman
Joseph Brom
Emma Humpal
Louise Kubesh
N. Cc. Co. W
Inwood Pavilion
4 H Club Meeting Plans and Bible Class Hosts
The 4 H girls met with Miss Gladys Smith led by Mrs. John Saunders. Next meeting will be July 28 at Miss Delphine Yelden's home. The Metho dist Episcopal church Bible class met at Mrs. R. C. Dimond's home with Mrs. Ralph Ross assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Smith
John Saunders
Delphine Yelden
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Dimond
Ralph Ross
Local youth groups host tea and camp reports
Walker Walker The Otyokwa Camp Fire girls entertained their mothers at tea at Miss Alberta Mills home. Guests included Mrs. Bare Mrs. Mills Mrs. Rainville Mrs. Michael and others. The King's Daughters circle met from Quasqueton with guests Louise Kimpfer and others. Missionary society held by Mrs. Marshall McCalley. Luther League met at Louis Young home with helper youths. Bible camp reports at Clear Lake and plans a benefit play led by Rev. Weber and others. Boy Scouts enjoy Maquoketa river camp with Carl Wazac staying two extra weeks as an Ee ClaR in archery and wood craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otyokwa
Alberta Mills
Bernice Reese
Luella Bare
E. D. Bare
P. A. Mills
Carl Rainville
J. P. Michael
F. W. Templeman
Marie Holsters
Katheryn Kendall
Marion
Donald Sorensen
King's Daughters
Quasqueton
Louise Kimpfer
Arthur Barry
Floyd Templeman
Marshall McCalley
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Luther League
Louis Young
Leon Schmidt
Lare Lembaugh
Robert
Helen Sievers
Margarette Weber
Esther Ruggeberg
Marie Mohl
Clear Lake
W. G. Weber
Robert Sievers
Evelyn Haak
Madelyn Christensen
Lila Machande
Maquokcta River
Bill
Bud Rutenbeck
Sydney Story
Bud Betts
Carl Wazac
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of Iowa
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Skelly Oil Company
Pillars
Altrusa Plans Conference
Erwin K. Mapes
Mexico City
Mapes
Virginia Mapes
Effie Mullin
R. W. Weeks
Pauline Ranshaw
James Reeds
Eloise
Roger Lapp
Neil Armstrong
Kay Rummells
Robert Nagler
Elwood Opstad
Frankie Sample
Little Brown
Nashua
Glenora, Chappell
Jack Richard Hughes
Miss Chappell
Guy J. Chappell
Mr. Hughes
Roscoe Hughes
Sam Bridges
Janet Kay
Patty Lou
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Ark
Stanley Procek
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Bywater
Minnesota Lake
A. S. Pillars
Ida Weatherly
Howard Weatherly
Robert Woods
Andrew Woods
Scotland
O. H. Plant
Plymouth
Boulogne
Rotterdam
F. A. Reger
C. K. Reger
Ft. Sill
Okla
Clarence Updegrafft
Clarence Milton, Jr
New York
R. Tallman
Ken Jonson
Idell Hammen
Louis R. Gilchrist
Presbyterian Parsonage
E. Winslow Brown
Clermont
Edgewood
Monona
Delaware
oVe
Croquignole Permanents
LA Vogue Aeury
Third Ave. SE
Glacier Park
W. Phace
Great Northern Railway
Equitable Building
Yosemite
Mt. Rainier
Mt. Rainier National Parks
Glacier National Park
Glaciera
Tam
Chippendale Mah
Kroehler
Kroehler Suite
Wal
Duncan Phyfe
Americ Wal
Duncan Phyfe Wal
Duncan
Atleear
Simmons
Luberger
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