Kebschull Kingdon Wedding Celebrated in Eldora Church
Aletha Kebschull and Roderick Kingdon wed at 2:30 PM Sunday in Eldora First Methodist Church with Rev. John K. Moore officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli, a Chantilly lace gown, and a music program including Love Thee and The Lord's Prayer. Guests from Tama, Traer, Iowa Falls, Ottumwa, Alden, Williams, Aurora, Duluth, Minneapolis, Omaha, Bellevue, Waukegan attended a 200-guest reception following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Reid
LaVonne Carstens
Carol Neuenfeld
Betty Karrys
Eldera
Ellsworth Junior College
Wellsburg
Iowa Falls
Ellsworth College
University of Wichita
Ozarks
Tama
Traer
Ottumwa
Alden
Williams
Aurora
Duluth
Minneapolis
Minn
Omaha
Bellevue
Neb
Wauke
Gan, Ill
Bridge Group Hosts Dessert Lunch at Schafer Home
Mrs Charles Schafer hosted her bridge group Thursday afternoon with dessert lunch. Guests included Mrs J L Butler and Mrs Karl Daughhetee. Prizes went to Mrs W A Vilmont Mars W Tl Longer feeker and Mrs L R Soli. Guest prize went to Mrs Daughhetee. Next meeting set for Oct 6 with Mrs Birney Jackson at Blanche and Ethel's Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schafer
J. L. Butler
Karl Daughhetee
W. A. Vilmont
Mars. W. Tl. Longer Feeker
L. R. Soli
Daughhetee
Birney Jackson
Blanche and
Ethel
W S C S Open New Year With Luncheon
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the Methodist Church opened the fall with a 0.15 luncheon served by Group 9, hosting 46 attendees. A 15 candle birthday cake marked the society's 15th anniversary, with Mrs. Robert Brown recounting its history and Miss Lucille Brown singing, followed by a business meeting led by Mrs. Kermith Huehn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S.C
Methodist Church
Howell Boyd, Jry
Bill Cobb
Robert Brown
Lucille Brown
J.D. Leonard
Kermith Huehn
E. J. Wehrman
Omer Hubbard
Fred Winston
Jurgen Tjaden
Baptist Women Met In Regular Meeting
In Mulford room at the church the Baptist Women United Circle held a regular meeting. Mrs. W C Wieman gave the opening prayer with devotions led by Mrs. Carl Cordes. The program Stewards of Faith was directed by Mrs. Harry Pagel and included singing and Bible readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Womens’ United Circle
Mulford
W. C. Wieman
Carl Cordes
Jesus
God
Jack Huffman
Eldora Church
Louis Davies
Calvin Johnson
Ray Taylor
Allen
Arthur Allen
Wyoming
Wieman
Billy Graham
England
Cecil Pickering
Harold Folkerts
Herb Whiting
Arthur Bright
Jesse
Pleasant Plugger 4 H Elect Officers
Pleasant Plugger 4 H Club held its regular meeting at 8 30 in Gary Bates home presided by Glen Grantow. Fourteen members answered roll call bringing total to 168 with Homer Cox as new member. Officers elected Merle Cox president Glen Granzow reporter David Wehrman music chairman Milton Schwinger leader Marvin Cox assistant leader. Merle Cox spoke on Guarding Against Diseases. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bates and Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plugger 4-H Club
Gary Bates
Glen Grantow
Homer Cox
Merle Cox
Glen Granzow
David Wehrman
Milton Schwinger
Marvin Cox
Bates
Gary
Brabender Rudolph Vows Solemnized In Illinois
Miss Dolores Brabender daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Brabender of North Chicago and Dalvis D Rudolph son of Mr and Mrs No J Rudolph of Eldora were married Saturday Sept 1 at the Hal y Family church in North Chicago Illinois The ceremony was officiated by Father Cameron The bride wore Chantilly lace and net over taffeta with a pearl crown veil and carried white carnations with an orchid A maid of honor and bridesmaids wore yellow lace and net over taffeta with crimson carnations Their reception followed for 60 guests at the bride’s home The couple plan to reside at 410 Center Waukegan Ill After a short trip they will live in Waukegan Illinois The wedding drew attendees from Ohio Iowa and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletha Kebschull
Louis C. Kebschull
Eldora
Roderick Kingdon
Floyd Kingdon
Iowa Falls
First Methodist Church
John K. Moore
J. D. Leonard
Leona Froning
Robert Peglow
Myrna Bird
Aurora
Stella Karrys
Yowa Falls
Becky Heddens
Frankie Cable
Tawa Falls
Jerry Hodgson
Eldara
Frank Heflin
Alden
Keith Helvig
Iowa Fails
Dean Kebschull
Waterloo
Kebs
Arthur Helvig
Marl Schumacher
Phyllis Bausman
Wellsburg
Mount Bakker
Mary Butler
Sue Brown
Kay Griffel
Patty McNerney
Hubert Jackson
Dolores Brabender
Walter — A. Brabender
North
Chicago
Til
Dalvis D. Radolph
No J. Radolph
Haly Family
North Chicago
Cameron
Noreen Brabender
Donna Rudolph
Doris Brabender
Ann Zezula
Mary Pacenti
Waukegan Township
Rite-Move Storage and van Co
Worth Chicago
Ill
Radolph
Community Event Schedule and Local Socials Summary
Local notes list upcoming events across Eldora and Marshalltown including Legion Auxiliary district conference registrations on September 20 at Helle Plaine, Rebekah Bridge Club contact Mrs Ad die Archer, and Harold Frazer. Ladies Country Club and Methodist Bible class on September 21. Pine Lake Country Club barbecue and Cemetery Society gatherings on September 22. Young Homemakers Club activity on September 23 at Eldora Community House with hosts. Beulah Club meeting September 25. Monday September 26 activities at Pine Lake Lodge and Hawthorne Club. social visits include Tomb of Eureka returning home with son John Tomb and a farewell charivari for Mr and Mrs Hansen with hosts George Granzow and guests.
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Legion Auxiliary
Helle Plaine
Rebekah Bridge Club
Addie Archer
Harold Frazer
Ladies Country Club
Mayhard Cobb
Methodist
Novalla Creson
A. E. Kimmel
Pine Lake Country Club
Cemetery Society
Nora Mitchell
Belle Hall
Friendly 14
Fern Balyant
Agnes Dei
Melvin Oppold
Young Homemakers Club
Eldora Community House
Victor Schwarck
Don McAllister
Beulah Club
Beulah Buckward
Marshalltown
Pine Lake Lodge
20Th Century Club
Hawthorne Club
W. c. Schumacher
Congregational
Harold. Tomb
Eureka
Eldora
John Tomb
George Grantow
Fred Hansen
Granzow
Miss Judy Riekena Feted At Bridal Shower
Mrs Alma Nehring led hostesses with Mrs Arnold Ziesman Mrs Herb Ruhnke and Mrs Frank C Barr at a misc shower for Miss Judy Riekena of Wellsburg who will wed Martin Kasischke tonight at St Pauls Lutheran church. Contests and a tray lunch followed the gift opening assisted by Mrs Edward Ziesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Nehring
Arnold Ziesman
Herb Ruhnke
Frank C. Barr
Judy Riekena
Wellsburg
Martin Kasischke
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Edward Ziesman
Bonnie Jones Feted On Birthday Wed
Miss Bonnie Jones was guest of honor at a dinner and slumber party hosted by her mother Mrs Don Jones to celebrate her 18th birthday. Guests included Shirley Travis and Lola Mae Schultz. The Junior Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion Club rooms after school with five members and leader Mrs Clifford Rinehart. The next meeting set for September 27 in Legion Club rooms with Halloween favors to be made during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Jones
Don Jones
Shirley Travis
Lola Mae Schultz
Junior Legion Auk
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Clifford Rinehart
Father-Son Banquet Held At St. Mary's
The fifth annual father and son banquet at St. Mary's Catholic church was held Monday evening Sept. 12. One hundred guests attended with Jack Dempsey as master of ceremonies. Dale Lawless and Ronald Rudolph gave tributes to fathers and sons. Attendee speaker was Attorney J. Whitesell of Town Falls, with Father George Mahoney also addressing the groups. Visiting priests from Tama Helmond Cedar Rapids and Fairfax attended. The banquet was served by the St. Mary's Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Jack Dempsey
Dale Lawless
Ronald Rudolph
J. Whitesell
Town Falls
George Mahoney
Tama
Helmond
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
St. Mary's
St Marys Society Elects Officers in September Meeting
The St Marys Atlas and Rosary Society met for its regular September session. Elections elected Mrs Lawrence McNertney as president and other officers including Mrs I F Stielow, Mrs Raymond Rudolph, and Mrs Harry Lawless. The group voted to hold a bake sale September 24 at Andrle and Creps furniture store and a rummage sale September 30 and October 1 at Eldora Motor Co. Refreshments were served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Atlas and Ros‘ary Society
Lawrence McNertney
I. F. Stielow
Raymond Rudolph
Harry Lawless
Virgil Schmidt
Andrle and Creps Furniture
Eldora Motor Co
Elmer Drury
Anna Rogers
Glen Donner
Irene Shafer
Robert Dornsbach
Ray Lawler
Tony Gimzo
Mea Jerald Lawler
American Legion Aux School of Instruction Held
The American Legion Auxiliary school of instruction met Wednesday at 8 p m in the Legion club rooms. President Mrs Dorothy Davis and secretary Mrs A Van Potter led the session. Ten members attended with guest speaker Mrs Jack Bauma of Pocahontas, Child Welfare committee member, who toured the State Training School for Boys.
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American Legion Auxiliary School of
Legion Club
Dorothy Davis
Mra. Co
A. van Potter
Jack Bauma
Pocahontas
The
American Legion
State Training School For
Two Showers Honor Arlene Kirkdorffer
Two showers were held for Arlene Kirkdorffer soon to wed Lloyd Draper on Sept 23. Guests enjoyed a playlet The Night Before The Wedding and a tray lunch as gifts were displayed and opened with green and yellow decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Kirkdorffer
Lins Doughty
Norbert Kirkdorffer
Lloyd Draper
Wanda Kirkdorffer
Barbara Mairs
Ward Miller
Eleanor Draper
Marlin Kirkdorffer
Mary
Ken Krause
Wallace Albright
Jean Burton
Fortnightly Club Meets at Mrs O E Smith Home
The Fortnightly Club gathered Thursday for a dessert bridge in Mrs O E Smith’s home marking the first meeting of the new club year. Guest Mrs C F Stauffer attended. prizes went to Mrs Robert Smith, Mrs J G Bales, and Mrs L K Welsh. Hostess for the next meeting is Mrs George Starr on Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Smith
C. F. Stauffer
Robert Smith
J. G. Bales
L. K. Welsh
George Starr
Eldora Two Ladies Elect New Officers
The Eldora township Farm Bureau ladies met Friday for tea and officer elections. Elected were Mrs. Lee Hand Vinton as chairman, Mrs. Bob Walters as secretary and treasurer. Thirty-five members attended. next meeting is a potluck luncheon on Oct. 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Township Farm Bureau
Lee Hand Vinton
Bob Walters
Frank Petty
Etta Putnant
Fred Vinton
E. V. Reece
W. H. Longenetker
Beulah Gray
Tuck
Double 4-500 Club honors Sunday bride
The Double 4-500 Club met Friday evening at Mrs. Clara Raske’s home with seven members and guest Mrs. Louie Ziesman. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Anna Roll high, Mrs. W.L. Rigel sow, Mrs. Herman Roll rover, Mrs. John Davis draw, and guest prize to Mrs. Ziesman. Refreshments closed the event. next meeting set for Sept 30. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elliott and Darrell Jo hosted a 630 dinner for Miss Aletha Kebschull’s Sunday wedding to Roderick Kingdon, with gifts discovered by an alarm clock. A social night followed. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Bridges and family of Pulaski visited the Raymond Lister home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Raske
Louie Ziesman
Anna Roll
W.L. Rigel
Herman Roll
Rover
John Davis
Ziesman
Sam Elliott
Darrell Jo
Aletha Kebschull
Roderick Kingdon
Miss Kebschull
Mr. Kingdon
Louis Kebschull
Shirley Bridges
Pulaski
Raymond Lister
Lindabak 40th Wedding Anniversary Open House
An open house honoring Mr and Mrs Harold Lindabak for their 40th anniversary will be held Sunday September 25 at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Radcliffe from 2 to 5 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lindabak
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Radcliffe
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