Hubbard hosts wedding reception in Zion Church parlors
Hubbard hosts 110 guests for a reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathes on their recent marriage. The event featured a piano prelude by Shirley Kuhns, readings by Doris Blome, a wedding account by Dean Bowers, and singings by Arvin Blome and Alvin Blome with Shirley Kuhn at the piano. A pink green white decor and four tier cake framed by candles accompanied a luncheon. Several Hubbard and area residents attended, with many amid greetings, gifts, and guest books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Blome
Zion Church
Walter Mathes
Shirley Kuhns
Arvin Blome
Doris Blome
Dean Bowers
Frances Blome
Arthur Kruetzmann
Alvin Blome
Shirley Kuhn
Harold Hartman
Melvin Powers
Irvin
Former Minister Edward Meisenbach Dies in Illinois
Rev. Edward L. Meisenbach died August 11 in Illinois. Born February 11, 1890 in Chicago, he earned a BA from Baldwin Wallace College and did graduate work at Garrett Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1916, he retired in 1936 due to ill health but later served Whitten and Elma from 1945 to 1949. He and his wife Dorthea lived with their daughter in Crystal Lake. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Walter Dimmlick of Arlington and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Meisenbach
Whitten
Whitten and
Elma
Meisenbach
Crystal Lake
Ill
Dorthea Meisenbach
Walter Dimmlick
Arlington
Women’s council meeting at Christian church stems in social visit
The Women’s council of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon at the church with hosts Mrs. C. Ll. Mabie, Mrs. Cc. R. Long and Mrs. Mary Day. The gathering was informal with a short business session and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mabie visited Marshalltown Thursday to stay with the Wallace Douds while the Douds vacation in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
C. Ll. Mabie
Cc. R. Long
Mary Day
Ed Mabie
Marshalltown
Wallace Doud
Watson Rites Held for Radcliffe Native
Mrs. Watson long a Radcliffe resident, later of Union and California, dies after life in sports and teaching. She is survived by husband E. B. Watson, son Edward in California, daughters Joy and Ruth in Bremerton, three grandchildren, two brothers Ed J. Johnson of Radcliffe and Ole J. Johnson of Liscomb, and two sisters Josie Romig and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. B. Watson
Union
Radcliffe
California
Watson
Johnson
Elmer
E. B. Watson
Edward
Joy
Ruth
Bremerton
Wash
Ed J. Johnson
Ole J. Johnson
Liscomb
Josie
Roy Romig
Memorials and visitors fill a quiet Iowa week
Long Beach and Minnie Henry of San Diego and several nieces and nephews attend a death notice noting Mrs. Watson was 60. Dale Sheldon joined Marion Moon and her son Lowell on a Canada fishing trip with George Austad. Marion Moon visited with her mother and daughter-in-law in Des Moines, as L. B. Mason and Nancy Gaard visited in the home of Mrs. Rees. Mr. Rees left for U S Army service. The Gleaners Mission society met at Our Saviour's Lutheran church for a Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Art Kix
Deaconess
Marshalltown
Walter Balvant
Primghar
Hermina Goeke
Elmore
Minn
August Jankemeier
Lake Lillian
Lena Brandt
Agusta Ploeger
Fred Schnormeier
Walter Marks
Princeton
Marks
Ernest Fichtner
Hubbard
Hollie Bethke
Garner
Bethke
Fred Tjarks
Frank Dutton
Iowa Falls
Tjarks
Dutton
Park
Derald Case
B. M. Strother
Herman Strathe
Raymond Orgel
Orgel
Fred Bunte
Rolin Simpson
Iowa Falls Hospital
Linda Bunte
Harry Chaplin
W. J. Mack
Mack
Atlantic
August Kuhlman
Nashville, Tenn
Herb Hauser
Gary
Colorado
Wyoming
Ralph “Bing” Reece
Encampment
Marion Gilreath
Lyons, Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Steve Hauser
Ray Watson
Nevada
Blanche Schryver
Andrew Hammond, Beaman
Long Beach
Minnie
LeRoy Henry
San Diego
Cal
Watson
Dale Sheldon
Marion Moon
Gifford
Lowell
Pueblo
Colo
George Austad
McCallsburg
Canada
George Sheldon
Lowell Moon
Lewis M. Larson
Fall Sewing Sale Announced by Local Group
A regional group announces its annual sewing sale to be held this fall. Organizers urge crafters and shoppers to mark dates, with proceeds likely supporting community projects and workshops. Local venues and exact dates remain to be finalized.
Whitney Sampson wed at St Alban’s Frankfort
At 2 o clock Saturday afternoon August 5 Jean Marie Whitney daughter of Mr and Mrs George Whitney married Ernest S Sampson son of Mr and Mrs C C Sampson of Radcliffe Schenectady. Rev L M Philips performed the double ring ceremony with Dorothy Whitney as maid of honor and Harrison Bahr as best man. After a wedding trip through New England the couple will live at 1902 Union Street Schenectady. The bride a graduate of the New York State College for Teachers Albany is employed as a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
Frankfort
N. Y
Jean Marie Whitney
George Whitney
Ernest S. Sampson
Schnectady
C. C. Sampson
Radcliffe
L. M. Philips
Dorothy Whitney
Harrison Bahr
New England States
Union Street
New York State College For Teachers
Albany
Local Families Share Visits Across Counties
An engineering assistant with General Electric in Schenectady Sampson, Iowa State College graduate, was mentioned. Neighbors and relatives visited in New Providence Des Moines and Nevada. Lavern Klug, polio patient, receives therapy at Blank hospital with Michael Klug also a patient there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
Schnectady
Sampson
Iowa State College At
Ames
General Engineering and Consulting Laboratory
Schenectady
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Goodyear
LOOD
Svyear Service
Mrs
Fred Tharks
Ruth Mathes
Bill McCabe
Freida
Dorothy Mathes
Crown Point
Ind
Eldora
Alden
Buckeye
Des Moines
Malcom
Dows
Montezuma
Newell
Milo Melberg
Norway
Irwin Kroll
Storm Lake
N. A. Thomas
Martin Pape
Buffalo
Rose Kuhlman
Wilton Junction
Oskaloosa
Fred Trarks
Thegiowa Falls
Henry Wichert
Henry Wichert and*™ Children of
Waterloo
Iowa
Gilbert Weisshaar
Crystal Lake, Ill
David Dimmlich
Mark Weisshaar
Honesesy
W. B. Rishhl
Eldora, Iowa
Winchester
Ra Lee Marril
Phillips 66
Rex Alen
C. B
Ray's
Eldora Oil Company
Lettow’'S Service
Clifford Hauser
Illinois
Federal Land Bank
H. R. Sapp
TREAS
Women’s Council
Barnard
Whitney-Sampson
Warren Mossman
Marlyn Mossman
E. E. Reece
New Providence
Orella Harestad
Beverly Knouse
Cora Mae Ullestad
Norman Allestad
City
Wallace Mason
Vada
Nelson Knickerpocker
Webster City
H. A. Mason
Francis Mason
Harold Klug
Lavern
Ernest Smith
Blank Hospital
Mrs. Klug
Michael
Longenecker Funeral Home
The
W. H. Longeneckers
Ford
Net
H.p
Wood Auto Company
LYMAN
Union, Iowa
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