Social Affairs At Mt Vernon Center Guests
Mt Vernon hosts social events for summer visitors. Miss Elizabeth Cole leaves with her father to supervise music work in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Luncheon and dinner entertainments honor Miss Cole and other guests, with bridge, picnics, and church activities shaping the social calendar. Local families, dignitaries, and visitors attend gatherings at the Grill, Littell home, Igby home, and various clubs and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Elizabeth Cole
Frank Cole
Cole
Cleveland
Camp Fire Institute
Pittsburgh
Ruth Pinkerton
C. F. Littell
McKeesport
G. Back
Auburn
N. Y
H. C. Lane Anning
Bridge
Orson Home
Ce Klein
Sioux Center
Phyllis Peterson
Brooklyn and Clarke Fauver Tie in Home Ceremony
Brooklyn Fauver daughter of Mr and Mrs Fauver and Clarke Hall son of Mr and Mrs Hall wed Thursday in a home ceremony officiated by Rev Holler. Agnes Lang and Fauver’s brother aided as attendants. Frease celebrated ninth birthday with W R C at Ndes Park. honored veteran with comrades Billick and Johnston. Korns enjoyed a birthday surprise picnic at Ndes Park. Rebekah lodge held all day county convention at I O O F hall with Minnie Lang presiding. Winnifred Cummings and Blanche Irihams hosted bridge at the Cummings home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busan Fauver
Eorge Billick
W. L. Johnston
Frease
Rooklyn
Ora Korns
Ndes Park
Rebekahg
I. O. O. F.all
Minnie Lang
Winnifred Cummings
Blanche Iruitiams
Bridge Uls
Cummings
Monticello bridge and social events noted in local clubs
Monticello residents enjoyed an afternoon bridge series led by Miss Janet Hazard and Mrs E G Hicks with high scores and prizes. Other gatherings included tea hostesses for Mrs Peter Fagan and Mrs Henry Kingsley of San Francisco, a Hi Low bridge club meeting with prizes, Delta Delt hosts, waffle birthday breakfast for Hilda Balster, and dinners at summer homes honoring San Francisco guests. League of Women Voters and local family picnics were also reported along with church ladies’ aid activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Country Club
Janet Hazard
E. G. Hicks
Riess Stuhler
H.S. Richardson
Earl H. DeShaw
Carl Jolly
Rex Rickless
Charles Luett
Raymond Echternacht
Peter E. Fagan
Henry Kingsley
San Francisco
Byron Abel
Donald Sutherland
Louis Barrack
James Howie
William Tuetken
Boyd Shannon
William Corbin
Delta Delt
Clarence Matthiessen
Dan Hearn
Ed Huibregtse
L. F. Balster
Hilda
Helen Jolly
Helen Brokens
Antonette Coxsee
Margaret Deischer
Phoebe Haller
Mary McLaughlin
Virginia Matthiessen
Kathleen Carlsen
Arline Balster
Thomas Redmond
Louis Hoag
Peter Fagan
Monticello
League of Women Voters
A M Bollinder
Earl DeShaw
Lee Byerly
Clark
Lyle Clark
Glenn Clark
Sioux City
Thoeni
Shelley
Leyland Skelley
Des Moines
Ernest Skelley
William Roben
Kenneth
Iowa City
Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid Society
John Saggs
Armin Tendick
Tendick
Chris Tschantz
Gottlieb Zumbrunnen
John Steiner
Elrich Schilt
John Arduser
Rose Holler of Van Horne Bride of Kermit Kober
Rose Alice Holler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Holler of Van Horne married Kermit Kober son of F. W. Kober of La Porte City. The ceremony June 15 at 6 p.m. at the bride’s home read by Rev. L. L. Orth. Attendants were Esther Schlue and Merlin Kober. The couple will reside in La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
P. R. Holler
Rose Alice
Kermit Kober
F. W. Kober
la Porte City
L. L. Orth
Evangelical Church
Esther Schlue
Merlin Kober
Mrs. Kober
Baptist auxiliary meets with flag day program and hosts
The South English Baptist auxiliary met on Wednesday with Mrs. Cora Wadsworth. Mrs. Addie Horn and the hostess led a flag day program. Mrs. Fred Newsome read a paper. Miss Lottie White performed a musical number. The Thompson descendants plan their annual reunion today at Mrs. Alice White’s home with relatives from Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Sigourney Webster Keswick Millersburg and North English expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Auxiliary
Cora Wadsworth
Addie Horn
Fred Newsome
Lottie White
Thompson
Alice White
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Sigourney
Webster
Keswick
Millersburg
North English
Local clubs host gatherings across Arlington area
Arlington social calendar shows Mrs. Eugene Culbertson entertaining the Swastika club on Thursday and Mrs. W P Sandrock's luncheon hosting the Triangle club on Saturday. The Four Four club met at Mrs. Louis Nus home Friday while Mrs. Richard Nus entertained the Helping Sisters club Thursday. South Side Community club members and families enjoyed a picnic at West Union city park on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Culbertson
W. P. Sandrock
Triangle Club
Louis Nus
Richard Nus
Helping Sisters Club
South Side Community Club
West Union City Park
Wheatland Couple wed at St Pauls church
Miss Louise Strackbein and Theodore Schneider, both farmers south of Wheatland, married Wednesday at St. Pauls Reform Church by Rev. Albert C. Fischer. Attendants were Erick and Ruth Strackbein. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The groom is a Wheatland High School graduate. They will reside on the P A Schneider farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Strackbein
John Strackbein
Theodore Schneider
P. A. Schneider
Wheatland
St. Paul's Reform Church
Albert C. Fischer
Erick
Ruth Strackbein
Wheatland High School
Wheatland Legion Post
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
John Henderson
Anna Dutton
Presbyterian Aid Society
Larkin Card Club
Henry Boettger
Albert. Wagner
M. Missle
Otto Kljahn
Theresa Kamrar
Columbus Junction Marriages and Local Notices
Last week announcements include the marriage of Leah Littrel to Floyd Smith in Des Moines on June 3. The bride, a longtime Letts teacher, and the groom will settle in the vicinity after a Wyoming trip. A family gathering honored Mrs. A J Reddick and several sisters not seen in twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Littrel
Lloyd Littrel
Floyd Smith
James Smith
Des Moines
Letts
Wyoming
George Kern
Columbus City
A. J. Reddick
Keosauqua
Dora Smith
Annawan
Ill
Dan Wehmeyer
Fredonia
Kern
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Eugene Fletcher
Knowlton Fletcher
Rees
R. G. Davis
John Winga
Washington
Richard Thomas
Chicago
J. R. Rees
John Jenkins
Richard Jenkins
Oliver Rees
E. B. Tucker
Presbyterian Church
Old Almanac Quilt Pattern No 38 Quilting No 2
Instructions describe marking the almanac quilt top with pencil, spacing with a ruler, and avoiding warped yardsticks. Planets as symbols, star motifs, stencil cuts, and binding notes outline how to transfer designs to cardboard, arrange symbols, choose thread, and finish with a blue binding. The piece is an heirloom quilt with a new one promised next week and a Christmas gift suggested.
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Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Mercury
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
Nancy
Nancy Page presents a special quilt pattern series
The Gazette announces an upcoming feature by Nancy Page showing a charming child’s quilt pattern to run over several weeks. It promises a unique Christmas gift and urges readers not to miss the design illustrations and tips.
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the Gazette
Nancy Page
Helen Titler and Raymond Wassmer to Wed Today
Miss Helen Marie Titler of near Central City and Raymond Clarence Wassmer will wed at Prairie chapel near Central City at 2 30 p m The ceremony includes a flower girl and ushers and features Madalene Batchelor singing. The couple plan a reception for relatives and a brief wedding trip to Chicago and Wisconsin before settling on a farm near Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Titler
N. A. Titler
Central City
Raymond Clarence Wassmer
J. H. Wassmer
Prairie Chapel
Ernest Allen
Meten Marie Titler
Charles Wassmer
Was
Chicago
Wisconsin
Centraly
Community clubs and social visits in Vinton events noted
Vinton residents and guests attend multiple gatherings including Rebekah lodge, Country Kensington, and bridge tea events. A birthday celebration for A. M. Taylor drew relatives from Cedar Rapids and Marion. New Sprouter Garden club formed with five girls led by Mrs. Quinn. W C T U held an all day meeting with Rev. William J. Lockhart speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. DeAcres
Virginia
San Francisco
Calif
J. E. Marietta
Glenn Corbett
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Alice‘ Jervis
Vinton Country Club
Sven Hansen
William J. Lockhart
Des Moines
Jane Kinney Abbott
St. Paul
Helen Hilton
Ruth Eggers
Evelyn Chadbourne
Glennys Rice
Margaret Olson
Ward Tea Room
H. M. Gardner
William Boyd
Tipton Couples Celebrate Two Local Quick Marriages
Tipton families announce two marriages. Wilma Smith wed William Brommel on June 3 with Rev. A R Von Gruenigen officiating. Attendants were Helen Bush and Arvel Smith. Mrs Brommel a Tipton high school graduate, Brommel a 1932 class graduate. The Brommels also report Margaret Brommel’s marriage to Wilson Boughman of Highstown New Jersey, performed by Rev. W E Van Buren. Wilma Smith and Harry Brommel served as attendants. the bride, a Tipton High School graduate, has taught county schools. The newlyweds left for their New Jersey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance Smith
Wilma
William Brommel
Harry Brommel
Tipton
A. R. von Gruenigen
Helen Bush
Arvel Smith
Margaret
Wilson Boughman
Highstown
N. J
W. E. van Buren
Wilma Smith
Tipton High School
New Jersey
Springville Bridge Club Hosts Social Gathering
Mrs. Marjorie Levien hosted her bridge club on Thursday with Mrs. Hazel Patten taking high honors and Fannie Patten claiming the traveling prize. Guests included Bessie Graham Hazel Patten Cleo Crew Anna Sterner Iva Hunte Vivian Johnson Zelma Lovejoy Lulu Batchelder Vera Goldsberry with out of town visitors Hazel Kirchhoff Maquoketa and Marvin Levsen Anamosa. A Sunday picnic at the Ramsey home drew Norman Graham Albert Thompson Willard Lacock and family Laurence Begley Raymond Pollock and Albert Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Levien
Bridge Club
Hazel Patten
Fannie Patten
Bessie Graham
Cleo Crew
Anna Sterner
Iva Hunte
Vivian Johnson
Zelma Lovejoy
Lulu Batchelder
Vera Goldsberry
Hazel Kirchhoff
Maquoketa
Marvin Levsen
Anamosa
Harold Ramsey
Norman Graham
Albert Thompson
Willard Lacock
Anne
Laurence Begley
Raymond
Albert Pollock
Fortnightly Bridge Club Hosts Guests and Prizes
Mrs Waldo Mohr hosted the Fortnightly Bridge club Tuesday with guests Mrs Dewey Schultz of Chicago and Miss Anne Dusterhoft. Prizes went to Mrs John Dusterhoft for high score, Mrs Ed Cronin for second high, and Miss Anne Dusterhoft for low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Mohr
Bridge Club
Dewey Schultz
Chicago
Anne Dusterhoft
John Dusterhoft
Ed Cronin
Atkins Portraits of Weddings and Local Events
The town notes the marriage of Helen Ardeth White of Mason City to Garland Roper of Blockton in Milan Missouri on October 1 with Rev. Chester E. Yoes officiating. Mrs. Roper remains principal of the local high school. Also joined in matrimony Sunday in Pipestone Minnesota were Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Piszek, honeymooning with family in Atkins. Local social life includes Mrs. Fred J. Keiper hosting the German Ladies society and a Lutheran Mission festival at the nearby church led by Rev. Rickels and Rev. Rotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ardeth White
George E. White
Mason City
Garland Roper
Blockton
Milan
Chester E. Yoes
Piszek
Tob
Randalia Center Woman's Relief Corps Adds Members
Randalia The Center Woman's Relief Corps No 64 met at their hall Friday with Mrs Warren Miner and Mrs Harry Kohls admitted as members. The next meeting is scheduled for July 7.
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The
Center Woman's Relief Corps No. 64
Warren Miner
Harry Kohls
Kensington club meets with Mrs Marr in Ainsworth
The Wednesday Kensington club gathered with Mrs George Marr and guests Mrs Florence Gable and Mrs Robert Hites. A marriage announcement was made for Miss Florence Beil of Riverside and Delbert Holmes of Ainsworth. The Methodist Woman's Home Missionary society held a picnic at Mrs Elizabeth Reece's country home. The United Presbyterian congregation hosted a luck supper at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
George Marr
Guesta
Florence Gable
Robert Hites
Florence Beil
Riverside
Delbert Holmes
Ainsworth
Methodist Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Elizabeth Reece
United Presbyterian Congregation
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Mt. Vernon
Upper
Palisades
Lydia
Fred Turner
Mount Ver- Lisbon
Franks
Sday
Priscilla Keeler
Tree
Anna Jordan
Harry Wilcox
O. J. Cullumber
Catherine Keyes
New York
Charles R. Keyes
C. C. Tull
aa.Peik
Manalan Islands
Lytte June
T. A. Gormley
Dessieerville
Will
Detwell
Umimer
Brooklyn
Oon A Ec
Rose Holler of
Arlington
Columbus Junction
Quilt Club
By Fiorence la Ganke
Helen Titler
Springville
Victor
Atkins
Randalia
Vesta
Second Avenue
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