Local Briefs Highlight Ottumwa Ties And Marriage Notices
Local notes report visits and errands in Ottumwa and other cities. Marriage licenses issued include Wm C Oaks and Lorena Hook and Wade Voorhies and Marie Koons. Community events mention lodge meetings and a forthcoming big feed at Forest City Lodge No 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Oaks
Monmouth
Ill
Lorena Margaret Hook
Libertyville
Wade Voorhies
Marie Koons
Batavia
Manning Russell
Stockport
L. Cox
Kansas City
Wilson Reed
Des Moines
Social notices thread through Elzevirs and clubs
The society column lists the Ex Elzevirs meeting at Mrs Sanford Zeigler Jr s West Madison home for Red Cross work The Fair store clerks were entertained by Mrs Oscar Easton at her Seuen B street home Y P U Girls plan a gathering with Miss Louise Messer at 790 Fourth Street Mrs Chilcott attends The J M Club met at Mrs A S McPherson s East Burlington home and White Rose Camp Royal Neighbors visited Eldon for a lodge initiation A Now Siesta Club rock party with husbands at the Bean home on South Main street The next meeting will be at Mrs Fred Stewart s North Fourth street Wade Voorhies and Miss Marie Koons wed at the English Lutheran parsonage The Community Bible Class meets at the Baptist church with roll call and new students Professors V H Vartanian of Parsons College leads The Hadley Philson marriage occurred at the English Lutheran parsonage with Edith Hadley present A Hadley farm reception hosts Miss Mertie Sears and Mr Sam Farmer The Sears shower honors the couple with gifts of glass, china, silver and linen The Baraca Bible class surprised Jack Swan at his new home honoring his class presidency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aldrich
Winfield
Emil Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Glendale
Emry Edwards
Packwood
New London
Russell Aldrich
Bates Farm
Henry Willis
Ottumwa
B. T. Lates
George Aiken
Farmington
J. F. Stanford
Clydena
Rochester
Minn
Edward Blakeway
Burlington
Christene Elliott
W.N. Mintoyne
Davenport
C. W. Mintonne
Frank Rhynas
Warren
Stockport
Forest City Lodge
Sanford Zeigler, Jr
West Madison Street
Siesta Club
Walter Bean
South Main Street
Fred Stewart
North Fourth Street
Jesse Sheldon Hadley
Faye Helma Philson
Birmingham
H. A. Anapach
Edith Hadley
Craig Hadley
Fairfield Business College
Philson
Hadley Farm
C. J. Gavin
Mertie Sears
Sam Farmer
la Rue Fisher
Lewis Kennedy
Miss Sears
Mr. Farmer
Parsons Beats Fast Penn Team In Tight Local Contest
Parsons defeats Fast Penn 19 to 17 at Trustee gymnasium in a fast hard fought game. Stever and C Keesey starred for Parsons while E Wright led Penn with four baskets. Referee from Ohio State officiated as guards, forwards, and centers produced strong defense throughout the close matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustee Gymnasium
Parsons
Penn College
Penn
J. Keesey
Stever
C. Keesey
E. Wright
G. Wright
Williams
West
Ohio State
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. B. Allender
W. W. Dyer
Mrs
R. R. Smith
Muscatine
City
Fred Jewel
Kittie Rambeau
L. J. Hershberger
Gladys Bradford
John Seathorn
Marion
Mrs. Pearl Johnson
Eldon
Thomas Turner
B. F. Crail, Sr
W. D. Wilson
Anna Sullivan
Chicago
Goodson
Clyde Norris
Oskaloosa
Wordwade
Lucile Arlene
J Warl Hewett
Sheridan
Wyoming
Evergreen Lodge
Oscar Easton
the Fair Store
Seuen B Street
Louise Messer
Fourth Street
Chilcott
A. S. McPherson
J. M. Club
East Burlington Street
White Rose Camp Royal Neighbors
Fairfield
H. A. Anspach
Ida Dean
Harold Cassell
Baptist Church
V. H Vartanian
Parsons College Bible Department
Baraca
English Lutheran Church
Jack Swan
Mr Swan
Fast Penn
Parsons Penn
L. F
Williams Morro
R. F
Peesay Ee Sratei Tdina Cere O. Eosoee
Ios L. G
Wright
Jones fFeld
Frank
Brown
C Keesey
Woodford
J. A. Huglin
Swan
Huglin
Victor Wicksell
Gus Schillerstrom
Hugh Gaumer
C. E. Anderson
W. H. Pence Mach. CO
Battery Department
Smith
Mel
West Broadway
Gaumer Bros
East Postoffice
Bradshaw
the Home Outfitters
J.C. Bradshaw Furniture Co
Billy Sunday
W. F. Bevering
J. Engel
Scheffel
James Hughes
John T. Davies
Undertaker
George Q. Loesch
L. E
Burlington Street
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