Methodist WSCS May Breakfast Serves About 40 Members
Members of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a May breakfast for about 40 attendees in the church parish hall. Tables featured Dutch motifs with windmill centerpieces and tulips. Following the meal, Mrs. John Moore read Mary, Mother of Jesus from The Master Calleth for Thee. Officers were elected for Groups 1 through 4, with several chairmen, vice chairmen, and secretaries-treasurers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Mary
Mother
Jesus
Wm. Elter
Chris Schan
Linus Doughty
Floyd Gaede
Lee Lundy
Raleigh King, Jr
Howard Caffee
T. Schan
Howard Harris
Group 4
Lutheran Ladies Plan May Activities
The St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the church basement on May 5 with 61 members present and guest Mrs. Harold Freeze. Devotions were led by several members and topics included You and Your Home. Reports covered the L. W. M. L. spring rally at Alden. An evening meal for the Walther League rally on May 8 was planned, and a mother daughter banquet set for May 17. June 9 meeting will include a question box. Lunch followed hosted by several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Walter Jeske
Alden
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid
Mystery Sisters Revealed At L. C. C.
Fourteen members attended the Ladies Country club gathering at Mrs. Georges Tbach home. Seven children were present as Mrs. Harold Lott presided and each member guessed her past Mystery Sister. Calendar items, meeting places, and a May 18 host in Mrs. Chester Moduin were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Country Club
Georges Tbach
Harold Lott
Auxiliary Meeting Recap At Legion Hall
Legion Auxiliary members met Thursday at the Legion hall for a district report from the recent third district meeting. They discussed the annual poppy sale, planned the program, and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Alice Faurby, Mrs. Howard Harris, and Mrs. Ray Nazor with nine or ten attendees present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Alice Faurby
Howard Harris
Ray Nazor
May 10 15 Local Club Events Schedule
Coming events list for May 10 to May 15 includesBridge clubs at multiple local venues, tea room gatherings, Needlecraft picnic at city park, United Circle Baptist church activities and church women fellowships plus a family picnic for bands. Various hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Vietor
LeRoy Gourley
City Park
United Circle
Baptist Church
St. Mary’s
Congregational Woman's Fellowship
Brownie Troop 1 Discusses Meal Planning at Meeting
Brownie Troop 1 met with Mother Cabrini Study Club and other groups at the Girl Scout rooms on Wednesday afternoon. Patrols discussed breakfast luncheon and dinner menus while Linda McGill was welcomed as a guest amid singing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Study Club
Robert Dornsbach
Mother Cabrini Study Club
Raymond Radalph
Chorch
Tri Hi
Will Eller
Kermith Huehn
Pearl Burns
Blanche Hudson
Clelia Finster
Steamboat Rock
Paul
Girl Scout Rooms
Simons
Patrol 1
Brownie Troup 1
Patrol 2
Patrol No. 3
Linda McGill
Radolph to Attend Ames Short Course in 4-H Club Meeting
Larry Radolph was elected to attend the short course at Ames during the Jackson Feeders 4-H club meeting at Gary Fuller’s home. Fourteen members and two leaders attended. Gary Fuller will be the alternate. The club discussed a parade float for Town Falls centennial and planned the annual tour for June 1 starting 8 am from Hex Heard’s home. A picnic dinner will be at Logs don park at noon. Mrs Fuller served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Radolph
Ames
Jackson
Gary Fuller
Town Falls
Hex Heard
Logsdon Park
Fuller
Bridge Group Dessert Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Longenecker
Mrs. W. H. Longenecker entertained her bridge group with a dessert luncheon Thursday afternoon guest Mrs. Miriam Briel attended. Prizes went to Mrs. Adeline Miller Mrs. W. H. Milmont and Mrs. Lee Lundy with a guest prize to Mrs. Briel. The club will meet with Mrs. Howard Caffee May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Longenecker
Miriam Briel
Adeline Miller
W. H. Milmont
Lee Lundy
Briel
Howard Calfee
Thursday Club Luncheon and Card Making Event
Mrs. L. K. Reese hosted the Thursday club for luncheon at Cox tea rooms and a visit to her home. Brownie troop No. 7 met with six girls making Mothers' Day cards with Mrs. Coon Fadt treating each girl on her birthday.
Needlecraft Club Hats Sip Spring Creations
Eighteen Needlecraft club members gathered at Mrs. Ruth Lewis home Friday evening to view new spring hat designs. They voted for a picnic at the city park south shelter on Wednesday evening May 11, and the next meeting was set with Mrs. Carl Bales on May 20. A May basket lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
Ruth Lewis
City Park
Carl Bales
News in Brief and Family Visits Across Counties
A long list of social notes records weekend visits and gatherings across Iowa. Mr and Mrs Wayne Halstead and family spent Saturday with his parents in Quasque tom and Sunday with her parents in Stan ley. Des Moines business matters involve Mrs Richard Lewis and Mrs Mike Friske. Families include Longe necker and two daughters attending a Guy Lombardo concert in Marshall town. State convention attendees are listed for the Christian church in Des Moines. Visits feature McEvoy, Mutz, Albers, Reiber, and Richeson families, with trips to Cedar Falls and Omaha and a Mother's Day dinner at Schaa home. Jay Smith plans to work in Tucson after a health-related move, with Bruce Smiths in Tucson since January. Mrs George Gould hosted in Grundy Center, and Ramsell family visited Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Albers
Austin
Minn
IM. Z. Albers
W. E. Reiber
Nanncy
Cinda
Star Class Honora Mrs Lillie Reece
The Star class of the Christian church honored Mrs Lillie Reece for her birthday with a handkerchief and card shower at Mrs O E Hall home. Devotions were led by Mrs C D Mitchell. Delegates reported on the Des Moines state convention. Plans were made to attend a Waterloo workshop next Thursday and a meeting at Iowa Falls Tuesday. Mrs T Ht McEvoy reviewed Three Sisters by Cornelia Spencer. Next meeting at Mrs W H Bailey with Mrs Peter DeCobb as program leader.
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O. E. Hall
Star
The
Christian Church, Disciples
Lillie Reece
C. D. Mitchell
Des Moines
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
T. Ht. McEvoy
Three Sisters
Cornelia Spencer
W. H. Bailey
Peter DeCobb
Mrs Jerome Beach To Head Urban Club
Mrs Jerome Beach was elected president of the Urban club at their meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs Irvin Dewitt was vice president and Mrs Edna Bushman secretary treasurer. The gathering at Mary Walters home drew fifteen members with co-hostesses. Roll call cited New Housekeeping Gadgets and a program on Modern Trends in Housekeeping by Mrs Beach. Next meeting planned with Mrs Minnie Atees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Beach
Urban Club
Irvin Dewitt
Edna Bushman
Mary Walters
Lawrence Rudolph
Joel Birkestrand
Bee
Beach
Minnie Atees
Cemetery Society Votes To Fill Urns
Mrs. Fred Vinton and Mrs. Frank Petty hosted the Cemetery society meeting with twenty-one members present. The group scheduled a pantry sale for Saturday May 28 at the Vilmont store and voted to have the cemetery urns filled as usual. Calendars for the coming year were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vinton
Frank Petty
Cemetery Society
Vilmont
Weekend visits and family news from Pasadena to Des Moines
Pasadena pastor Rev Armin Hesse visited his sister in town and heads to St Louis for a church meeting. Nearby travels featured Mr and Mrs C W Haase in Ft Dodge, Mrs Vern Latch in Fairfield, and the Thayers on leave from Dover planning a Newfoundland trip. Kenneth Schneider and family from Seattle visited Dr and Mrs J W Schlampp while Boeing work and Mother’s Day events kept locals busy. Updates noted Grandson Billy Crump’s improving recovery after a serious auto collision near Unionville and St Luke’s Hospital Davenport following skull surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin Hesse
Pasadena
Calif
Walter Guenther
Guenther
Mr. Hesse
St. Louis
Southern California
Novella Creson
Billy Crump
Billy
Roy Crump
Unionville
Rock Island
St. Luke's Hospital
Davenport
Eldora
Bangor families visit relatives over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Bangor NY spent the weekend with her father Everett Lakin and grandmother Mrs. Alec Bailey at Ottumwa. Mrs. Spears sister Becky joined them for a visit. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Paton and Danny of Central City Nebraska at Ralph Collins home. Children of Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn visited Sunday along with Sherrill Hegland of McCallsburg, Ivan Harkin and family of Aplington, and Dan Artley and son of Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spears
Everett Lakin
Alec Bailey
Ottumwa
Spears
Becky
Cecil Paton
Danny
Central City
Nebr
Ralph Collins
David Glenn
Sherrill Hegland
McCallsburg
Ivan Harkin
Aplington
Dan Artley
Hampton
Providence News social notes and club reports
Mrs. Oscar Wood and RB B Wood’s hospital visit in Marshalltown. federated clubs in Oskaloosa. New Providence United Women’s Society meeting with 24 present and floor refinishing plans. Miss Susie Beach improving after hospital stay. multiple church society meetings and officer elections. family visits and local social events. Honey Creek United Women’s Society to meet May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wood
Marshalltown
RB. B. Wood
Evangelical Hospital
Milton’ Faust
Paul Walter
Music
W. H. Dréler
W.A. Spring
Blanche Cook
Ross Reece
Federated Womens’ Clubs
Pella
New Providence United Women’s Society
Lennie’ Conrad
Jesson
Friends
Ruth Cook
B. J. McCown
W. A. Spring
Jessie Tansey
Lawrence Tatum
Harold Rash
Susie Beach
Earl Reece
Mary Whitehead
Reece
Ray Sievert
Hubbard
Hampton
Chester United Womens Society
Charles Prochaska
Harriett Snyder
Conrad
Clarence Bavender
Pauline Comly
Oskaloosa
Comly
Burnell Wood
Wilbur Wooten
Clinton Gibbs
Peace Christian Social Relations
Harold Comly
Christian Service
Brad Smitherman
Archie Runner
Paul Beach
Ralph Winters
Wallace Wooten
Lyle Davis
Glen Speas
W. C. Whitehead
Larry
Steve
Terry Reeve
Wayne Humphreys
John Tjaden
Towa Falls
Humphrey
Norman Bakketum
Jean
Iowa Falls
Bakketun
Dean Clampitt
Honey Creek
Community Seeks Help as Neighbors Aid Ill Men
A Bangor area group aided ill residents Lloyd and Fred Davis by bringing tractors and plows Tuesday. Church members served dinner at Ronald Settle's home. Helpers included Ronald Settle and many locals. Relatives from Memphis and Carlisle visited family members over the weekend.
Notice of Probate Hearing In Iowa District Court
In 1938 unemployment in the U S was 15 million. Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Halph Northe deceased has been filed, opened and read. A hearing of proof is fixed for May 12 at 10:00 A M in the court house in Didora. Dated May 4 1956. Miller Clerk Sharon Vaughn Deputy. May 1 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Iowa
Hardin County
Halph
Northe
Didora
Miller
Sharon Vaughn
Steamboat Rock and Eldora centennial preparations begin
Community notes from Eldora and Steamboat Rock detail visits, club meetings, and plans ahead. Progress and Presbyterian Ladies Aid activities fill participant lists as Steamboat Rock gears for the centennial parade on June 24 and 26. Mrs Frerichs, the Timmer family, and others are cited among visitors and hosts. Band Boosters plan a June meeting to finalize centennial service. Missionaries Asaph Tobert and family arrive in New York en route to Japan, reported by local correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed ‘Frettehe
Gary
Fred Timmer
Iowa Falls
Lolland
Ick Werkman
Walter Stainfeldt
Rena Frerichs
Progress Club
Bill Eckel
Steamboat Rock
Clella Finster
Hos- 85
É Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Walter Heffelmier
Russell Holmes
Harry Blosch
Herman Primus
Pauline Kiger
G. Lewis Sikes
Polotka
Fla
John Kiger
Denver
Colo
Sikes
Biggs Air Force Base
el Paso
Texas
Ald
Ed Luiken
Hie H. Folkerts
Max Klatt
L. G. Johnson
Marie Eilers
Harry Folkerts
Sara Lou
Mary Jo
Ed Frerichs
Karla
Tom Claassen
Wellsburg
Harold Luiken
Leo Knight
Des Moines
John Wilts
Otto Wilts
Shell Rock
Delores Luiken
H. A. Eckhoff
John Cramer
E. J. Johnson
Elora
Jeannine
Frank Cervetti
Bill Eckel Jr
al Kasparek
Asaph Tobert
Japan
New York
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Methodist Wscs
Mrs. Monteith
T. B. Monteith
K. E. Reisinger
Beecher Crosley
Vero Reisinger
Lutheran Ladies Plan
Walter Foster
Herbert Tschopp
Louis Goschke
Clarence Struck
Emil Jeske
Herbert Steinfelt
L. C.C
Chester Moduin
E. F. Froning
FE. W. Bartine
Clemons
Troy
Eastern Star
Merle Froning
Louis Cochran
Harold Creps
Quaker Heights
N. T. Club
Robert Burns
J. R. Bahbne
Souci
Russell Roupe
Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society
Adolph Balvant
Merle Sayer
Robert Sayer
Young
Homemakers Club
Dale Schivarck
Blue Star Mothers
Ord .Ridout
Burdette Randall
Royal Neighbors
Guy Reid
Bridge Group
C. W. Cote
Roughwooda Cemetery Society
Gg. G. G. Bridge Club
Mike Mossman
John Frisbie
Glenn Kurtzz
Agnus del Study Club
Potluck
Albert Radolph
the Herald - Index
Eldora, Iowa
Wayne Halstead
Quasquetom
Richard Lewis
Mike Friske
Robert Longenecker
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
Marshall, Town
T. H. McEvoy
Mary Zlesman
W. H. Vilmant
Co, D. Mitchell
Lillie Schwarck
of the Christian Church, Disciples
T H. McEvoy, Jr
Huron
V. CG. Mutz
Robert, Mutt
Omaha
M. Z. Albers
Cedar Falls
John Swope
Schaa
T. H. Schas
Paul Schan
Jurgen Tjaden
Howard Schan
Wm. Arnold
Duane Koel
Whitten
Wm. Snapp
Jesup
Jay Smith
J. 5. Smith
Tucson
Ariz
Kruger Air Conditioning Co
Jay
George Gould
Grundy Center
Colin G. Gould
Truman Ramsell
Tom Ramsell
Marengo
Mrs. Jerome Beach
C. W. Haase
J. W. Thompson
Ft Dodge
Vern Latch
Fairfield
A/C
Roy
Thayer
Sibyl Hoyt
Dover
Del
New Jersey
Newfoundland
Kenneth Schneidler
Mary Beth
Jane
Seattle
Wash
Schneider
J. W. Schlampp
Kenneth
Boeing Aircraft Co
Coax Tea Rooms
Darwin Vinton
Jerry
H. W. Stonebrook
Steven
Sally
Leland Vinton
David
Carol Sue
Mason City
Mr. Gaede
Ray McNitt
A. EL. Lugian
J. F. Steckler
Iowa City
Donna Lugian
Sylva Steckler
Forrest Dubberke of
Henry Janssen
Dubberke
Germany
Mr. Dubberke
L. E. Butler
W. H. van Tiger
E. J. Andrie
Bangor SY
Charles Anderson
Providence News
Ross Reeor
Tom Glenn
Lloyd Davis
Fred Davis
Bangor
Ronald Settle
Randall Doyle
Levis Willits
Dale Martin
Kenneth Holveck
J. Holveck
Boyd Eurom
Leonard Eurom
Relph Ross
Andy Vajrt
Jee Charler
Bob Otto
Floyd Sparks
Larry Hall
Memphis
Eldora, Herald-Lb
Rena Frerice
Taere
Malba Mathias
P. Bowery Boys
Meet the Monsters
Geo. Montgomery
MIAS
Sun, Mon
Tues
C’scope & Gay
Taylor
Spencer-Tracy
Black Rock
RED Cross
PINE
Jim Foster
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