Dorothy Eckert and Robert MacLean Wed at Camp Robinson
Dorothy Eckert and Lieut. Robert MacLean wed in a ceremony reported with details of dress and attendants. The couple will live at 203 West Tenth Street. The card notes a YWCA Book Review meeting, a 50th wedding anniversary dinner for Frank A. Irish and his wife, and their previous marriage in Greeley with a Hopkinton residence since 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Rose
Oun
Earl A. Zimdars
Camp Robinson
MacLean
West Tenth 000
Evelyn Street
Caracas
Thamas Ybarra
Book Review Club
Y.W.C.A
Association
Muni Hall
Frank A. Irish
Mrs
Visit Cedar Chapter Hosts Official OES Visit and Dinner
Mrs Daisy Ray of Oclwein the worthy matron will visit Cedar chapter No 184 OES with initiation services and a school of instruction. A 6 PM dinner is planned for past matrons patrons and officers of Malta and Marion chapters and Cedar members. Separately Belle Plaine announces Nadine Ruth Benner’s marriage to Private Frank Hlavacek in Trenton New Jersey on January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Ray
Oclweinworthy
Eastern Star
Cedar Chapter
Malta
Marion
Belle Plaine
Carl Benner
Nadine Ruth
Frank Hlavacek
Joe Hlavacek
Chelsea
Trenton
N. J
Os Mel’s Episcopal Church
Mel
Hlavacek
Standard Oil Company
Friends honor Billy Driscolds sixth birthday at Naughtons
A gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs M F Naughton celebrated the sixth birthday of their grandson Billy Driscolds in Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Naughton
Billy Dris
Belle Plaine Friends Bid A Sendoff For Mrs Oun
A group of friends held a farewell for Mrs. Charles F. Oun at the Balloon home on Monday as the family plans to move soon with the Soil Conservation Service employees transferring to another territory. Mrs Nebel hosted Chapter El of PEO at luncheon. new officers named include Mrs N B Williams president and Mrs Clifford Nebel vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F.oun
Soils Conservation Service
Nebel
S. Wertheim
N. B. Williams
Clifford Nebel
W. D
Pair Ties Names and Schools in Anamosa Area News
Mr and Mrs W N Park of Anamosa are noted with clear ties to Palo and Coe, while Mr Mayfield of Tabor runs a lumber business and holds a Chillicothe Business College degree. The report lists marriages, educations, and local residences, naming McAllister, Palo high school, Iowa State Teachers College, and the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
W.N. Park
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Minnesota
Mayfield
J. Mayfield
Tabor
Chillicothe
Community Sevice Guild Hosts at Chase Home
Center Junction residents report Mrs Harry Chase and Mrs Keith Conner hosting the Christian Service Guild at the Chase home on Thursday. Other attendees included Mrs F G Tyrrell Mrs S G and Mrs T L Stanton and Williamstown area connection noted with upcoming marriage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chase
Keith Conner
Run Christian Service Guild
Chase Home
F. G. Tyrrell
S. G
T. £. Stanton
P T A Roosevelt Meeting Includes Play Commission Talk
P T A at Roosevelt will meet Wednesday at 2 15 p m in Saga more hall. Judd Dean of the play commission discusses tion and Leisure Time Activities. An executive session starts at 1 00 p m and plans for a dad and son sport night are outlined. The Polk group meets at 2 with Mrs David 1 325 Twenty second street NE. Carl White and others assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
Sagamore Hall
Judd Dean
Play Commission
Y.W.C.A
W. C. Fernow
Fred Carstens
Dinner fete at RV cafe in Marion marks patriotic evening
Central City hosts Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Filloon Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McLeod and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mosher for a dinner at the RV cafe in Marion. Thirty two guests attended with tables festooned in patriotic colors. Cards and dancing followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Filloon
E. A. McLeod
Fred Mosher
RV Cafe
Marion
Surprise Dinner Marked 36th Anniversary at Center Point
A group of relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. H. on their 36th anniversary at Ring home. The Silveren choir celebrated birthdays for Mrs. J. R. Lee and Winifred Wormer. Education board members and wives were entertained at the school by Miss Eileen Vi and her home economics class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reece
Bettylee Glick
Esther Mae Reece
Norman
Galen Ahrendsen
Nettie May Glick
Judith
and Zaruba
Walter McCormick Olin
A. H
Earl E. Silver
J. R. Lee
Winifred Wormer
Board of Education
Eileen Vi
Style Revue At Iowa City Monday Night
High school juniors sponsor a benefit fashion show Monday at 9 pm in the school auditorium. Models include Marjorie Melton K German Dwight Edwards and Mr and Mrs Thomas Farrell Jr on the party committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Marjorie Melton
K. German
Dwight Edwards
Thomas Farrell, Jr
City Council Fire Preparations Begin With Rehearsals
Camp Fire notes rehearsals for the city council fire continuing this week. West side and east side girls meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Trinity Methodist and Wednesday at St Pauls Methodist. The awards committee finalizes plans March 28 at First Presbyterian. Trail seekers meet at 3 p.m. and wood gatherers at 10 a.m. Applications for rank due by Wednesday. Girls in gowns will sing Burn Fire Burn at the council fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Trinity Methodist Church
East Side
St. Paul's Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Meeting Notes
Alpha Mothers club meeting planned in sorority rooms. Ida Mansfield circle of the King’s Daughters to meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. P. F. Keehn at 1907 Glenway Drive SE. Attendees include Ireland and Notre Dame mentions. Messages indicate travel to Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mothers Club
First Avenue
Ida Mansfield
The
King’s Daughters
P. F. Keehn
Glenway Drive
Miss Williams Resigns as Y W C A Health Secretary
Miss Mari Helen Williams of 1226 Second Avenue SE resigns as health recreation secretary of the YWCA after a year and a half. She will enter a government dental course at a Minnesota clinic, then six months in a hospital. She plans to visit Fort Stockton, Texas, before Mayo’s. She holds a B S in physical education from Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mari Helen Williams
Second Avenue SE
Y.W.C.A
Go Clinic
Hoshasen Minn
Williams
Fort Stockton
Texas
Mayo’s
Northwestern University
Evanston
Earl Heinze Birthday Courtesy Celebration
On Saturday Earl F. Heinze was honored with a birthday party at home 725 First Avenue SW hosted by Mrs. Heinze. Guests included her sisters and several couples. a social hour followed a bridge club gathering with prizes won by Mrs. James Benson and Robert Turpin. A subsequent club meeting is planned for April 2 at 1826 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Heinze
Bridge Club
Leslie . Rawson
Westwood Drive
James Benson
Robert Turpin
George Klumpar
Third Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Henry Adams
Dorothy Eckert
Robert MacLean
W.C.A. Book Review
Cedar Chapter, O. E. S
Mildred Porter
W. C. Porter
Twelfth Avenue SE
Raymond L. Hughes
Waterloo
Ronald H
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Upper Iown University
Yette
May
K. H. B. Socami
Ash
Edgewood
Dubuque University
Une
Fairfax
C. E. Snell
Evelyn
Frank Svoboda
A. H. Svoboda
Amana
Walford Methodist Church
Clay M.ash
Evelyn Snell
Williamsburg
Martin
Mens of Palo
McKinley School
Coee
McAllister
Yle of Palo High School
Palo
L. F. McAllister, JR
Gail Eloise Landmesser
Center Junction
York Township Immanuel Lutheran Church
Orville Wichmann
Lillian
Huedephol, Jr
Ae Wichmann
John Wichmann
Homestead
Star Laundry
P.T. A. Meetings
Central
Ploeg
Committee of Awards
Navy
Flack
Ted
Bessie Bunting
Chippendale House
Hiltbrunner
Wurlitzer
Steinway
WMT
Hiltbrunner Music Co
Alpha Gamma Delta
May Frick
Ireland
Notre Dame
Washington, D. C
Miss Williams
Y. W. Health
Earl Heinze
Walter van Pelt
Ts White
W. P. Basley
Arthur Jayne
Second Street NW
Socia Baner Rayer
Mrs. Rawson
McNamara
Homemakers Shop
First Avenue East
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