Oelwein Club Hosts Final Women’s Bridge and Golf Event
The Oelwein Country Club held the last women’s bridge and golf party Tuesday afternoon led by chairwoman Mrs. Glenn Johnson. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Conner in auction, Mrs. E. G. Hollister in contract, Mrs. A. J. Bennett in golf low putt, and Mrs. Lloyd Young in blind bogey. Seasonal prizes will be presented at the trophy dinner September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Johnson
Mesdames P. M. Magiey
J. A. Courtright
A. C. Hintz
Howard Cross
Robert Conner
E. G. Hollister
A. J. Bennett
Lloyd Young
Fred Ritchie
O¢lwein Country Club
Mesdames W. W. Evinger
Palmer Hilsabeck
Leo Kerwin
E. R. O'Brien
Lloyd Bennett
Ella Hill
Helen Everett
J. W. Hill
C. A
Winthrop G B A elects officers at latest meeting
The Winthrop G B A club elected Mrs. A M Wenholz president, Mrs. Henry Lord vice president, and Mrs. Timson secretary treasurer at a recent meeting. The next session on Sept 23 will be led by Mrs. Eugene Dunlap with Mrs. Lester Turner. Entertainment committee members include Mrs. Harry Gates and Mrs. Prank Kress. The Congregational Woman's association met in the church Thursday with committee members named. Samuel S Potter and Miss Marie Nova of Port Chester N Y were married at the Little Brown Church in Nashua by Rev Kent with attendants Maria S Brintnall and George H Potter. A family dinner followed at the groom's parents home. Potter served three years in the U S Navy and will live in Port Chester N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. A. Club
A. M. Wenholz
Henry Lord
Timson
Lester Turner
Eugene ‘Dunlap
Harry ‘Gates
Prank Kress
Congregational Woman's Association
Thomas ‘Powell
Carl.Griffin
Jessie Gray
C. W. Bucher
Harold Brintnall
Maria S Brintnall
George H. Potter
Mr. Potter
United States Navy
Port Chester
N. Y
Oxford Junction Elects Clio Club Officers
Miss Sirinda Gibson was elected president of the Clio club at the recent meeting at Mrs. L. F. Zeller home. Other officers include Mrs. Charles Leffingwell vice president, Mrs. Marcia Reynolds secretary, with program committee members listed. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary members joined at Monticello Wednesday evening with several new entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirinda Gibson
Clio Club
L. F. Zeller
Charles Leffingwell
Marcia Reynolds
Mike Bogh
Emma Shimerda
Alvin E. Hodoval
Helen Shimanek
Mary Lassack
Antone Vanicek
Josie Wo
Nancy Page Quilt Idea From an Old Almanac
Nancy discovers a blue almanac in her grandmother's books and conceives an Old Almanac Quilt in blue and white with zodiac signs and monthly rulership. She plans pieced blocks, appliques, and embroidery, and envisions patterns, scrap book leaflets, and a quilt club making a heavenly, large 90 by 108 inch spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Peter
Nance
Quilt Club
Monticello Native wed in San Antonio Texas
Ludwig Rickels, once of Monticello, married Estelle Crowell in San Antonio. Mrs. Rickels is the daughter of Addison and Mrs. Crowell of San Antonio. The couple reside at Westland Place, Kerrville, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Rickels
Monticello
Estelle Crowell
San Antonio
Tex
Rickels
Addison Crowell
Westland Place
Kerrville
Monticello Country Club
Carrie Page
Halstead Carpenter
Charles Suett
Boyd Shannon
George Barclay
Merle Cass
George Guyan
Local names feature in community roster
Gwelda Hanken, Joan Hayes, Warren Barclay, Jimmy Hayes and Bobby Brown appear in a local community roster highlighting residents involved in upcoming events. The list emphasizes participation roles and local ties within the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwelda Hanken
Joan Hayes
Warren Barclay
Jimmy Hayes
Bobby Brown
Riverside Delta Delt Bridge Club Meets at Salladay Home
Riverside Delta Delt Bridge club entertained Tuesday at Mrs. Ernest Salladay home. Twelve members and one guest attended with awards: first prize to Mrs. Ivan McCready, consolation to Mrs. W. H. Cress, traveling prize to Mrs. C. J. Karel. Out of town guest Mrs. Paul Gerot of St. Louis. Next host Mrs. Harold Cress Sept. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Ernest Salladay
Ivan McCready
W. H. Cress
C. J. Karel
Verne Landers
R. H. Heitzman
J. P. Quinn
F. c. Kron
William Griffin
Harold Cress
E. E. Blythe
Norval Flynn
Ivan McCreedy
Paul Gerot
St. Louis
Fairfax Bride Weds Arley Schulte in St Patrick’s Church
Miss Mildred Stallman daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Stallman Fairfax married Arley Schulte son of Mr and Mrs J C Schulte Norway in a Wednesday morning mass at St Patrick’s Fairfax Rev Father Kearns officiated. The ceremony featured white daisies and lace trimmed gown with a pearl and orange blossom veil. Attendants included maid of honor Vedde Stallman and best man Eldred Schulte. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple will farm south of Fairfax after March 1 with showers held for the bride in Norway and Fairfax by about 150 and 100 guests respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stallman
R. L. Stallman
Fairfax
Arley Schulte
Joe C. Schulte
Norway
S1. Patrick's Church
Father Kearns
Vedde Stallman
Eldred Schulte
Luella Boddicker
Newhall
Francis Stallman
Mrs. Schulte
Williamsburg Weddings and Anniversary Observances
Williams burg residents marked two Sept 10 weddings Zelda Martin and Floyd Manor of Williamsburg were wed at Rock Island Til First Methodist church with Rev F G Sandmeyer officiating. Luella McShane and Arnold Kleinmeyer, also of Williamsburg, married at St Mary's rectory with Rev Thomas O Dowd presiding. The period saw Fred Scholl's forty second wedding anniversary celebrated by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Martin
Floyd
Manor
Williamsburg
Rock Island
Til
F. G. Sandmeyer
First Methodist Church
Charles Martin
H. W. Manor
Coe College
Williamsburg Savings Bank
Luella McShane
Arnold Kleinmeyer
St. Mary's Church
Thomas O'Dowd
Cleo McShane
Edward Birmingham
Kieinmeyer
Theodore Kieinmeyer
York Creamery Associate
Williamsurs
Fred Scholl
Mary
Alice Scholl
Ray Scholl
Ray
Lynn Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Ivor Lorts
Lesta
Pilot Grove
Charles Collins
Francis
John
Mary Kathryn
Fred
Alice Oo
Sam Welsh
Pitazel
Ida Jones
Leona Livingston
Dorothy James
Opal MacCallister
Patrica
Mary Jane de Spaine
Lesta Lortz
Margaret Runion
Eleanor Denson
Opal Yeaman
Hazel Welsh
Wayne
Curtis McCallister
Francis Donohoe
Alfred Klever
Elmer Hellahusen
Eardly
Dean Barker
Leroy Yeaman
Everett Joseph
Russell Conn
Everett Welsh
George Welsh
Young people gather at woods party near ree Wagner home
The Clarence Bennett Rochester and South Bethel churches youth groups held a woods party near the ree Wagner home on Wednesday evening. Philathean class with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nebargall met with 15 members and one visitor as George Drager led the business meeting. They planned a wiener roast at Fay Wagner residence September 23. Trinity Reformed Ladies Aid met with Mrs L C Hain and outlined plans for the upcoming fall festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Bennett
Rochester
South Bethel
Ree Wagner
Philathean
Lloyd Nebergall
George Drager
Fay Wagner
Ladies Aid Society
The
Trinity Reformed Church
L. C. Hain
Tama Hosts P E O Members and Clover Club Fellows
Tama Iowa hosted Chapter EW PEO Tuesday with Vacation Pleasures and Peeves in roll call. Emma Abbott reviewed The Fountain. Special guests included Nettie Bracken Mason City F A Soleman and S C Nelson Toledo chapter and Phoebe Jordan Tama. Clover club then met Friday with papers on mechanical inventions and a book review by J McCurdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brice
Emma Abbott
Nettie Bracken
Mason City
F. A. Soleman
8. C. Nelson
Toledo
Phoebe Jordan
Tama
J. V. Simek
Clover Club
Thomas Griswold
John McCurdy
H. H. Sievers
Joseph Bancroft
Amanda Lufkin
Named President Of Modern Reading Club
The Modern Reading club held its opening meeting at Mrs. Robert C. Armstrong’s home. Officers elected: L. R. Gerhardt president, Winter vice-president, Blaise secretary, Rinderknecht treasurer. Committees named for program, social, courtesy, publicity. The club, with fourteen members, blends luncheons with modern literary reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
Robert C. Armstrong
Meadowbrook Drive
J. North
Charles Morgan
Fred Winter
L. R. Gerhardt
Winter
Karl Blaise
William Rinderknecht
Traer Auxiliary Names New President and Officers
Traer Mrs John Vorba is named president of the American Legion auxiliary, succeeding Mrs Roland Bohnsack. Officers for next year include Vice-president Mrs Keith Conner secretary Mrs George Cavalier treasurer Mrs Charles Caslavka chaplain Miss Mary Caslavka historian Mrs H E Taylor and executive committee members Mrs Thomas Lorenzen Mrs Tom Larsen and Mrs Roy Hotzel. The group votes a $5 appropriation for the Boy Scout fund. Twenty one dozen cookies were sent to the U S veterans hospital at Knoxville. Other social events include two showers for Miss Marian Brown and a watermelon feast for the Parkhouse family. Miss Jessica Jones of Waterloo will speak at a Traer Business and Professional meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vorba
American Legion Auxiliary of
Traer
Roland Bohnsack
Keith Conner
George Cavalier
Charles Caslavka
Mary Caslavka
H. E. Taylor
Thomas Lorenzen
Tom Larsen
Roy Hotzel
Boy Scout Fund
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Marian Brown
Trace
F. W. Wood
Etta Bower
T. F. Stoakes
Women’s Club Program At Public Library Next Monday
The publicity committee of the women’s club announces an open program at the public library next Monday night. Miss Jones will speak on Merchandising Through Advertising, followed by the club’s regular business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Public Library
Miss Jones
Lost Nation Country Club Holds Summer Dinner Dance
Lost Nation The Country club held its last summer meeting at the club house on Tuesday with a dinner dance. Emil Rutenbeck managed the evening and Mrs. Rutenbeck chaired the event. Committee members included Mrs. Fred Myatt Mrs. W Grundmeier Mrs. J W Kramer Mrs. R B Betts Mrs. Her ey Machande and Mrs. E H Balster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Rutenbeck
Rutenbeck
Fred Myatt
W. ©. Grundmeier
J. W. Kramer
R. 8. Betts
Herey Machande
E. H. Balster
Columbus Junction Social News Recap
The Old Clifton club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs John Lee. Mrs William H Hull and Mrs Hallie Hanft hosted the Whatsoever society Tuesday evening in the Methodist church parlors. The Philathea class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs G N Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Clifton Club
John Lee
William H. Hull
Hallie Hanft
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
G. N. Duncan
Arlington Women Groups Meet For Year Ahead
Arlington notes show E Viola Ayer hosting W C T U and new officers elected including Alta Thompson as president W H Littie secretary and C J Myers treasurer. Receptions, Legion auxiliary, L I C club and I O C F Rebekah lodge members attended county council events with multiple local residents named.
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Oelwein
Garena
Lois Powers
Roy Benson
Ulrich
J. L. Powers
J. E. Benson
Davenport
Rainbow Girls
Georgene Hintz
Elizabeth Howell
Charity
Lucille Anderson
Hope
Dorothy Leaton
Faith
Marjory Wright
Mildred Shaw
Esther Anderson
Rosalina Neubauer
Betty Locker
Virginia Courtright
Eastern Star Order
Elizabeth Becker
P. M. Becker
James McNamara
Volga City
Father Creegan
Winthrop
Oxford Junction
Nancy Page
Claires Re
League of Women Voters
John Matthiess
J. J. Locher
Hartley Wilkinson
Matthiessen
Thomas Hamilton
Byron Abel
Ralph Bone
Oscar York
Schriener
Mount Moriah
Anamosa
Edna Duncan
Raymond Echternacht
William Tuetken
Fred Matthi
Will First
Ellen Mae
Lois Rhoda Burrack
ST. Matthew’s Church
Riverside
Hotel Montrose
M. J. Alexander
Montrose
Best Hotel
Will Parkhouse
United Presbyterian Church
Second Ave
Maddigan School of Music
Paramount Theatre
Columbus Junction
Arlington
E. Viola Ayer
Alta Thompson
W. H. Littie
C. J. Myers
J. J. McNaul
Oscar Grime
Albert Beaman
Randalia
Mesdames
J. R. Keith
Libbie Torrey
R.N. Hibbard
D. B. Allen
E. C. Ecker
Thomas Grapes
Linda Schultz
Ernie Putman
L. E. Thomas
Hadley Carnes
Mesdames Elma Ross
J. F. Ruble
Oliver Murphy
George Hendrickson
Mary Leidinguth
W. H. Hutchinson
C. J. Meyers
L. FE. Bachtell
Harley Carnes
Miss Cleta Gleim
Rebekah
Fayeette
Killian
Killian’s
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