Tipton Bride to Wed Freeman at Marion Baptist Parsonage
Miss Rebecca L. Mitchell daughter of L P Mitchell Tipton and Jarvis L. Freeman son of G H Freeman Clarence will marry this afternoon at 2 30 at the Marion Baptist parsonage with Rev L W Inman officiating Miss Marie Freeman sister of the groom will be an attendant They will reside at Monticello The bride’s shower was hosted by her mother on Wednesday with prizes awarded to Blanche Conley Mary Ellen Will and Stella Atkins Out of town guests Alta Jenner and Clara Bicknese of Wilton Junction attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Rebecca L. Mitchell
L. P. Mitchell
Jarvis L. Freeman
G. H. Freeman
Clarence
Baptist Parsonage
Marion
L. W. Inman
Marie Freeman
Monticello
Blanche Conley
Mary Ellen Will
Stella Atkins
Alta Jenner
Clara Bicknese
Wilton Junction
Pack For College At Iowa City
Vacation ends as Iowa City youths prepare for college opening. Betty Martin goes to Munich to study music and German. Lois Kanak heads to Washington for National Art School. Dorothy Keyser enters Wellesley. Grace Duttlinger leaves for St Joseph's convent in Dubuque. James Ballantyne begins senior year at Elgin Academy. Two October weddings planned: Esther Harding to Dr Lester Hoyt on Oct 2, and Janice Phend to Donald Crow on Oct 9 with Rev Ilion T. Jones officiating. Chapter E P E O met. Mary Charlotte Winslow to stay for the school year as a sophomore in South Bend. Visitors Michael Hegland and Mabel Swisher noted. Ruth Wilsle to visit Moline. Margarete Martin vacationing in Washington DC with Phyllis Martin. Ruth Ludwigson of Armour SC marries William McElhinney in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Betty Martin
Munich
Germany
Martin
G. W. Martin
Lois Kanak
Joseph Kanak
Washington, D. C
National Art School
Wellesley
Dorothy Jane Keyser
C. W. Keyser
Grace Duttlinger
Andrew Duttlinger
Dubuque
St. Joseph’s Convent
James Ballantyne
W. Ballantyne
Elgin, Il
Elgin Academy
Esther Louise Harding
Mary Harding
Lester Harold Hoyt
Delmar Hoyt
Scranton
Christian Church
Janice Trene Phend
Donald E. Crow
Anamosa
Gladys Crow
Miss Phend
Deltvin H
Avery E. Lambert
Irving B. Weber
W. R. Shields
G. L. Spencer
Harry R. Jenkinson
Charlotte Whitmore
George F. Trotter, Jr
Mary Charlotte Winslow
South Bend
Ind
Winslow
Trotter
Michael Hegland
Roland
H. T. Hegland
Mabel Swisher
Waterloo
Coletta Schlenck
Chicago
J. W. Anderson
Delavan
Ill
Ruth Wilsle
Moline
Margarete Martin
Phyllis Martin
Newhall Social Notes and Local Wedding Report
The American Legion auxiliary hosted by Mrs. George Freeman with Mrs. Arnold Gafeller as hostess. Miss Maxine W. Johnson wed Melvin A. Semelroth at the Johnson home on Ellis Boulevard NW. attendants were Miss Oriel Johnson and William Semelroth. The bride wore wine attire and Johanna Hill roses. Dr. G J Hinshaw of Chicago visited Prospect Place with Dr. M. Sherlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
George Freeman
Arnold Gafeller
Maxine W. Johnson
W. S. Johnson
van Horne
Melvin A. Semelroth
al Semelrroth
Ellis Boulevard
Oriel Johnson
William Semelroth
Johanna Hill Roses
Miss Johnson
G. J. Hinshaw
Chicago
M. Sherlock
Prospect Place
Dr. Hinshaw
Kelvyn Park Presbyterian Church
Marriage Announcement for Spitznagle Franks in 1936 Illnois
Announcement reports the marriage of Martha Spitznagle daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Spitznagle North English to Harold Franke of Belle Plaine on June 14 1936 in Illinois. The groom operates a dry cleaning establishment in Maquoketa and the bride had worked in her parents bakery. Also noted is the Sigma Tau social club formed by twenty junior college women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Spitzagle
Carl Spitznagle
North English
Harold Franke
Belle Plaine
Illnois
Franke
eHtablainenhoOo
Maquoketa
Sigma Tau
P T A appoints committees and plans school improvements
North Liberty PTA members convened Monday with Mrs Preston Harris presiding. Committees named include Membership with Mrs Wade Von Stein and Mrs E L Baker, and Program led by Preston Harris and Mrs Lee Ranshaw. Baker and LeGrand to meet the school board for improvements. Miss Lucille Humphrey and Yale Uridil wed at Little Brown Church in Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Preston Harris
Walker Girl and Gilbertville Man Wed in Catholic Ceremony
Miss Hilda Zieser daughter of Mr and Mrs George Zieser wed Louis Nie son of Mr and Mrs John Nie of Gilbertville at St Marys Spencer Grove church with Leonard Zieser and Marcella Nie as attendants. The couple plan a Benton county farm home after Oct 1 and a wedding dance followed in Urbana. Members of the Woman Independent Bowling league gathered at Mrs H N Steele for luncheon and a business meeting naming teams and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Hilda Zieser
George Zieser
Louis Nie
John Nie
Gilbertville
St. Mary’s
Spencers Grove Catholic Church
Hubert Holsters
Leonard Zieser
Marcella Nie
Urbana
Benton County
American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer Bare
Woman's Independent Bowling League
H.N. Steele
Thirteenth Street NW
H. G. Apfel
F. H. Hart
H. D. Rawlins
McCullough
H. F. Beadle
W. L. Krueger
Howe
C. J. Freund
Supper Gathered in Honor of Lavinia Forsythe at Mastik Home
A group of friends hosted a Thursday evening picnic supper at Mrs. Anne Mastik’s home in 310 B avenue NW honoring Lavinia Forsythe of Chicago. Prizes were awarded to several guests after games of ecards and banco. The Luwinta Camp Fire girls left Friday for a weekend camping trip to Camp Huaga, earned as a prize for selling the most doughnuts in a citywide Camp Fire sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Mrstik
B Avenue NW
Lavinia Forsythe
Chicago
Ida Little
Elizabeth Lewis
California
Ecards
Banco
Sally Hockaday
Cora Baker
Helen Schamberger
Flo Rowell
Dorothy Crogh
Mary Martin
Luwinta Camp
Camp Huaga
Arlene Sova
Regis McCrackin
Betty Jane Frederickson
Theodora Davis
Betty Lebie
Bernadine Frame
Patty Lon Donald
Betty Heins
Roberta Owen
Pauline Smith
Jean
Shimerda Elected President of Methodist Aid Society
Mrs Lena Shimerda was elected president of the aid society of the Methodist church at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs L M Holtz's home. Other officers elected include Mrs Kyle Poole as vice president Mrs C H Rogers as secretary and Mrs Gerald Mader as treasurer. The Friday study club began its year with a luncheon at Mrs Robert Alden's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Shimerda
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
L. M. Holtz
Kyle Poole
C. H. Rogers
Gerald Mader
Robert Alden
O'Donnell Home Featured In Tulips Vines And Social Glimpses
Tattle Tales highlights the O'Donnell residence on Grande Avenue with rosy tulips and a blue morning glory vine on the picket fence. The column muses on fall desserts, housecoat parties, and local fashion notices while noting rising social event planning. It also mentions Edna Hanna and others as stylish locals and reports on Miss Tillie Rohlena and cotton growing in Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Glenys O'Donnell
Grande Avenue
O'Donnell
Sunshine Circle Meets Monday At Mrs. Lund Home
Sunshine circle of the King's Daughters will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Ella Lund 113 First Avenue W. The note mentions a salty dessert custom in Europe, especially France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
Ella Lund
First Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebecca Mitchell
Pack
Ruth Ludwigson
P. L. Ludwigson
Armour, S. C
William T. McElhinney
Jeannette McElhinney
McElhinney
eCo
Newhall
DR. Sherlock
North Liberty
Lucille Humphrey
Louis Humphrey
Yale Uridil
Martin Uridil
L Street
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Johanna Hill
Martha Myers
Robert Baylor
Mason City
Steele
Schoen’s
Wilson Brothers
Mastik
Ethel Lowe
John Wallace
W. L. Donald
Crinkley
Elizabeth Watson
Elizabeth A. Watson
Washington Avenue
Mabel Crinkley
Minneapolis
Beta Phi Alpha
Miss Crinkley
Kappa
University of Minnesota
Miss Watson
Coe College
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Ooo
Wyoming
Tattle-Tales
Tattle Tales
Edna Hanna
Ann King Davis
McKenna Sisters
Ruth Moon
Leota McNeil
America
000 Sunshine Circle
Ron the Ueto
Date Howe
Americom
Lubergers
Luberger
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