Eldora Women Lead County Federated Meeting Crowd
Large turnout from Eldora attended the county Federated Women’s meeting held Wednesday with sessions from 9 to 9 30. Rev G H Bamford gave the invocation and Mrs FOOW of Deardairff Hubbard welcomed members. Mrs Milton Faust of New Providence spoke, Girl Scouts led the flag salute, and Mrs Otis Rule of Ackley presided as county chairman. Notables included Eldora Woman’s Club president Mrs Louis Davzes, Hubbard luncheon, and varied musical numbers by Hubbard and Whitten students. Two officers will serve another year with chairs Mr Otis Rule and Mrs Louise Karstens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardin County Federated
G H. Bamford
Foow, Deardairff
Hubbard
Milton Faust
New Providence
Otis Rule
Ackies
Louis Davzes
Eldora Woman's Club
Edora Club
Curran
Joyce Snider
Purcell
Dean Hed
Sy Masott
Aves
Cleveland
J. Mack
Rosemary Weld
Hearthstone Club
Whitten
Ackley
Louise Karstens
Iowa Falls
Doris Arends
Lucille Long
Progressive Club
Sew and So Club
Hurst Yantis Vows Exchanged In Candlelight Ceremony
Lyn n Sawtell daughter of Rev W C Sawtell and Earl Yantis son of Mrs C T Yantis exchanged wedding vows April 1 at the bride’s parents home in a candlelight double ring ceremony. Attendants, music, reception details, and brief bios of both families and the couple follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Hurst
W. C. Sawtell
Union
Earl Yantis
C. T. Yantis
Liscomb
Joan Sawtell
Tim Yantis
Mary Yantis
Becky Rae Knox Birthday Party Given by Mrs Knox
Mrs Clyde J Knox hosted a luncheon for Beck Rae Knox on Saturday March 29 in Ivester to celebrate her eighth birthday. Eight Eldora school classmates attended and a birthday cake was served before the group enjoyed a matinee at the Grand Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde J. Knox
Ivester
Beck Rae
Eldora
Becky Rae
Grand Theater
W C T U Meeting Postponed To April 18
The W C T U meeting is moved from April 11 to April 18 at 10 o'clock. It will be held at Mrs. Wilbur Davis's home with a potluck lunch at noon followed by a local institute. A humorous line about a penny and a cannon ball ends the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Davis
W. C. T. U. Institute
Beta Sigma Phi Initiation And Banquet Report
The Iowa Epsilon Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Friday evening initiation and banquet at Blanche and Ethel's tea room. Two new members, Helen Webster and Beulah Eckhoff, were welcomed, each receiving a yellow rose, with Easter motifs and yellow roses decorating the table. The next meeting is set for April 7 with Bonnie Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Epsilon Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Blanche and
Ethel
Helen Webster
Beulah Eckhoff
Bonnie Barnes
St Mary's Society Easter Sale Planned at Eldora Garage
The St Mary's Rosary and Altar Society will hold an Easter wazaar and bake sale on Saturday April 12 at the Eldora Motor Co Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Rosary and Altar Society
Eldora Motor Co
Waverly Pair Announces Edith Vilmont-Marries Koch
Edith Vilmont of Waverly and Richard G. Koch of Mt. Vernon wed March 22 at First Methodist Church Traer. Edith studied Monticello and Cornell, now at Cornell and Iowa. They reside in Mt. Vernon and she is granddaughter of W H Wilmont of Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice W. Vilmont
Waverly
Edith
Richard G. Koch
Walton S. Koch
Mr. Koch
Mt. Vernon
Traer
Monticello College
Alton
Cornell College
The
Arrow Women
Koch
Cornell
Larsen Priske Engagement Announced in Latimer Iowa
Mr and Mrs Benton Larsen of Latimer Iowa announce the engagement of their daughter June to Pvt Bernard J Priske son of Mr and Mrs Tom Priske of Eldora No wedding date has been set Miss Larsen is a telephone operator at Hampton and Pvt Priske is in the armed services at Ft Biss Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Larsen
Latimer
Iowa
June
Bernard J. Priske
Tom Priske
Eldora
Miss Larsen
Hampton
Priske
Armed Services
Ft. Biss
Texas
Jackson Two Home Makers Meeting in March
The Jackson Township Home makers met last Monday for the regular March session at Mrs. Ralph Bright’s home. Miss Jaqueline Lelph led the lesson on Curtains and Drapes and samples were shown. Twelve members and one guest attended. refreshments were served. A flower and bulb exchange led by Mrs. Whiting is planned for April with hostesses Wilmia Polley and Mrs. Lois Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Ralph Bright
Jaqueline Lelph
Trickey
Virginia Benton Adams weds Albert Adams Jr in Wichita church
Virginia M Benton daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Benton Harper Kansas married Albert W Adams Jr son of Dr and Mrs A W Adams Eldora Iowa on March 21 1952 at First Methodist Church Wichita Kansas The double ring ceremony was led by Dr Thomas A Williams The bride wore an ivory tafetta strapless gown with lace bolero veil pearls and carried white roses The reception for 100 followed at the Cheatum home The couple plans to reside at 604 North Emporia Wichita Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia M. Benton
Arthur Benton
Harper
Kansas
Albert W. Adams, Jr
A. W. Adams
Eldora
Iowa
First Methodist Church
Wichita
Thomas A. Williams
H. Kennicutt
Kansasity
Lucille Sienzel
Douglas Bacon
Audrey Bland
MecGaugh Culp
J. Irma Kruet
Chita
Everett Brown
Kansas City
Bob Embry
Bob Steele
Clyde Cheatum
Cheatum
Marvin Clark
Jo Taylor
Jean Bafus
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Wesleyan Service Guild Elects Officers At Supper Meeting
Miss Helen Dunn was elected president of the Wesleyan Service Guild for the coming year at a Monday evening gathering at Blanche and Ethel's Tea Room. Officers include Miss Ruby Miller as vice president, Mrs May Cobb secretary, and Miss Mamie Frazer treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dunn
Wesleyan Service Guild
Blanche
Ethel
Misses Cox
Josephine Hutchinson
Ruby Miller
May Cobb
Mamie Frazer
Lena Colyn
John K. Moore
Susie Lepley
Dorothy R. White
Moore
Martha Ann
Grace Protheroe
Elia Ford
Absentee Shower For Mrs Walpin in Steamboat Rock
An absentee miscellaneous shower was held Friday evening in the Legion Hall Steamboat Rock honoring Mrs Wm Walpin formerly Pauline Snapp of Van Nuys California. Miss Irene Kruse Marshalltown and Miss Marlene Snapp sister of the bride hosted relatives friends and classmates. Out of town guests from Waterloo and Cedar Falls attended. Gifts were sent to the bride in Van Nuys California. Pauline Snapp and Wm F Walpin were married February 23 in California and reside at 15444 Wyandotte Street Van Nuys California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Steamboat Rock
Wm. Walpin
Pauline Snapp
van Nuys
Calif
Irene Kruse
Marshalltown
Marlene Snapp
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wm. F. Walpin
California
Wyandotte Street
April 1 Dinner for Stanley Collins
Mrs Dick Pulse helped her son Douglas host a birthday dinner on Tuesday evening April 1 for Stanley Collins age 12. Attendees included Roger Martin Larry Teske Jan DeCook Jimmie Shadle John Rooks the guest of honor and Mr and Mrs Collins Tommy David and Margery Pulse. A cake centerpiece hid surprises in foil and the tablecloth held sewn silver with trick spoons and pepper in the salt as April jokes amused the group. Douglas received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Pulse
Douglas
Stanley Collins
Roger Martin
Larry Teske
Jan DeCook
Jimmie Shadle
John Rooks
Becky Catlin Birthday Party Observed
Mrs. Marvin Catlin entertained twelve girls from 4 to 6 on Wednesday April 2 in honor of her daughter Becky who was nine years old. Games were played and Becky opened presents. Refreshments with an Easter motif and a decorated birthday cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Catlin
Marvin Catlin
Becky
St Marys Study Club Meets With Guests Monday
The St Marys Study Club met Monday evening at Mrs Ed Clarys home with nine members and two guests Father Mc Donough and Mrs Hilda Bachman in attendance Miss Emma Burke led the lesson Agony in the Garden from the Gospels of Matthew and John and readings from The Life of Christ The next meeting will be Monday April 7 at Mrs Bob Dornsbachs home Coffee was served by Mrs Clarey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Study Club
Ed Clary
Father McDonough
Hilda Bachman
Emma Burke
Matthew
John
Christ
Bob Dornsbach
Clarey
Clay Homemakers Invite Women to April Meeting
All Clay Two women are invited to the Clay Homemakers meeting on April 11 at the home of Mrs. John Jaspers. Potluck at 11 30 a.m. Lesson begins at 1 p.m. The lesson Family recreation and emergency entertaining will be given by County Home Economist Miss Dolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
John Jaspers
Potluck
Miss Dolph
E E McFarlands To Observe Their 59th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs E E McFarland quietly observe their 59th wedding anniversary on April 5 at their Eldora home. They wed April 5 1893 in Boylan dome Argoe Indiana. They moved to Hardin County where he taught and farmed then ran a Buckingham general store before moving to Eldora and starting a real estate office still in operation. They have two daughters Ethel Rodgers and Estes Daughhetee, a grandson M Dale Rodgers, and a great grandson unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. McFarland
Eldora
Rosetta Boylan
Mose
Mary Boylan
Elifier E. McFarland
Boylandome
Argoe
Indiana
Hardin County
McFarland
Ethel Rodgers
Estes Daughhetee
Moline
M. Dale Rodgers
Ruth Ziesman Hosts Cum 13 Club Meeting
Miss Ruth Ziesman hosted the Cum 13 Club on Tuesday evening for ten members and three visitors Miss Helen Dunn Alice Miller and Mrs Milton Schwinger The group continued their dresser scam project for the hospital and later enjoyed ca nasta Helen Carer received a high score and Elva Orgellow Refreshments were served by the hostess The next meeting will be May 6 with Ruth Eilers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ziesman
Cum 13
Helen Dunn
Aliss Ruoy Miller
Milton Schwinger
Helen Carer
Elva
Ruth Eilers
PEO Enjoy Comedy Skit at Meeting
The PEO Chapter F A met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Clarence DeCook's home with Mrs. J. D. Leonard assisting. Twenty four members attended. A walking rehearsal comedy If the Shoe Pinches was presented by Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. Ralph Imes, Miss Clelia Finster and Mrs. Bob Ferguson. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be April 15 with Mrs. Norman Kunath and Mrs. Fred Wehrman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A
Clarence DeCook
J. D. Leonard
Robert Brown
Ralph Imes
Clelia Finster
Bob Ferguson
Norman Kunath
Fred Wehrman
N T T Club Enjoys Talk on Trip South
Mrs Ruth Lewis hosted a N T T club meeting on April 1 with seventeen members and one guest Mrs Henry Wheeler. Ed Stebe spoke about a recent southward trip and showed photos. Jimmie and David Pool sang three songs. The gathering included sewing visiting and refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 15 at Mrs Addie Jacksons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lewis
Henry Wheeler
Ed Stebe
South
Jimmie
David Pool
Addie Jackson
Red Cross Appeal Urges Hearts to Help Now
Neighbor to neighbor across the street and nation, the American Red Cross calls for immediate aid from the public. The plea emphasizes urgent need and encourages giving from the heart today to support disaster relief and humanitarian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humanity
American Red Cross
Dry ice is solidified carbon di oxide
A terse definition states dry ice is the solid form of carbon dioxide, produced by cooling gaseous CO2 under pressure to form a stable, cold solid used for cooling and fog effects.
Community club events and charity activities listed
A column of local group meetings and events scheduled from April 4 to April 12. Includes Pine Lake Country Club luncheon, study clubs, lodge meetings, Beta Sigma Phi, Rebekah Lodge, Mother's Club, Altar and Rosary, United Circle, Women’s groups, Blue Star Mothers, Methodist rummage sale, First Aid classes, Young Mother's Club dinner, and St. Mary’s Easter bazaar and bake sale at Eldora Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lake Country Club
Iee Club
O. Ball
Jr. High
Royal Neighbors
Harry Lickwood
St. Mary's
United Circle, Baptist Church
Congregational Women's Fellowship
Delta Decka Cards Bridge Club
Claude R. Pfander
Blue Star Mothers of America
American Home
Kenneth Greenwald
Methodist
Young Mother's Club
Country Club
Weekly church services and meetings outline schedule
Friday 8:00 p.m. Waiter League meeting. Palm Sunday April 6 includes 10:00 Sunday School and Bible Classes and 11:00 Divine Service. Confirmation Service noted. Monday 7:30 p.m. Church Council. Choir rehearsal. Tuesday 1:30 p.m. Quarterly Voters meeting. Wednesday announcements for Holy Communion. Thursday 7:30 p.m. Communion Service. Good Friday German Service with Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. and noonday service 1:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Council
The Churches Schedule for Holy Week Services
The Sunday program includes Bible study at 10 am and 11 am Sunday school, morning service with a sermon on The Attitude of The Cross, 7 pm junior and senior B Y groups, 8 pm evening service with Glorying in The Cross. Thursday midsweek Bible study and prayer at 8 pm. Friday Good Friday service 12 to 3 pm at the Methodist church. On Sunday there is 9 am sermon and communion and 10 am Sunday school. All are welcome to both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y
Church
The
Methodist Church
Palm Sunday Services and Easter Communion Notice
Sunday School at 10:00 with palm service. Divine Worship at 11:00 featuring a sermon on Jesus and Our Troubles. Nursery at 11:00. United Youth Fellowship at 5:30. Lenten service at 7:30 led by Rev. Victor Keiser. Holy Communion and reception of members on April 10 at 7:30. Easter lilies contact Mrs. R. C. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nursery
United
Victor Keiser
R. C. Rogers
Newcomers Meet With Mrs. Meader
The Newcomer's Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Bob Meader's home with Mrs. Eastman Nugolls assisting. Thirty-two members and one guest attended. Mrs. Claude Smith led an aquarium hobby program with pictures. Officers elected: President Mrs. Wm. A. McGill, Vice President Mrs. John Moore, Secretary Mrs. C. H. Shannon, Treasurer Mrs. Walter Raymond. Next meeting May 6 at Mrs. R. Bateson. Visit by Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Winterest to Mrs. Esther Jackson and Mrs. Emma Bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Meader
Eastman Nucholls
Russell Hanson
Curtis Harmon
Paul Miller
Tom Montieth
Dorothy White
Claude Smith
Wm. A. McGill
John Moore
C. H. Shannon
Walter Raymond
Warren Flath
Chas. Smith
R. Bateson
Women College Graduates Offered Therapy Course
The Army Medical Service will offer an 18 month course in occupational therapy to women college graduates who meet requirements for commissioning as second lieutenants in the Women's Medical Specialist Corps. Classes start each fall at Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas with 36 weeks of practical hospital work. Applicants must volunteer for a 3 year Reserve duty term and state willingness to accept a Regular Army commission if offered. Initial 3 year term covers basic training the 18 month course and a probationary tour. Applications for the first fall course are open to graduates over 21 and under 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Army Medical Service
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Army
United States Army
Air Force
Dent. Army
Washington
D. C
Call to donate blood to aid disaster victims
A voiced appeal urges immediate Red Cross blood donations to aid families hit by disaster and hospitalized veterans, stressing urgent need and heartfelt giving today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humanity
Red Cross
Sunday and Tuesday Theocrat Meetings Details
Sunday at 3 15 p m Watchtower Bible Study Propriety of Dis fellowshiping Tuesday at 7 30 p m Establishing a National Worship Under Theocracy at the Lloyd Sword home Lawn Hill Everyone Welcome Thursday 7 30 p m Service meeting and Theocratic Ministry School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchtower Bible Study
Theocracy
Lloyd Sword
Lawn Hill
Theocratic Ministry
Sunday and church services and programs listed
A local church notices page lists services at St Marys Catholic Church with masses at 8 and 10 am, catechism at 3 30 pm, and daily mass at 7 30 am. Assembly of God shows Sunday school 10 am, worship 11 am, Christ's Ambassadors 6 45 pm, and other activities. Church of Christ lists services, nursery provisions, youth fellowship rehearsals, and Lenten service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
W. L. Beasley
Christ’s Ambassadors
United Youth Fellowship
Congregational Church
Lenten Thought by Father L V McDonough
Palm Sunday opens Holy Week with Christ’s triumphal entry and palms. Spy Wednesday recalls Judas’s betrayal. Holy Thursday marks the Paschal Supper and first Holy Communion. Good Friday honors the crucifixion and salvation. Holy Saturday awaits the Resurrection with anticipation of Easter sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the King
Jerusalem
Matthew
Judas
Christ
Gethsemane
Golgatha
Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Federated Women’s Meeting
Fuse
Chris Brandi
Ning School
Leota Hardy
Mesdames Mae Cobb
Howard Frey
Howard Harris
Chester Wieman
Chester Vigars
Glenn Kurtz
WY. H. Vilmont
Linus Doughty
L. L. Roberts
Fred Edgar
Harry Huntley
Mabel Johnson
H. L. Miles
Wyatt Johnson
Harry Marks
Jas. L. Brown
H. A. Ziesman
Leo Yauntis
Gene Collins
David Rash
Dale Hauser
Errol Dillon
Davis Brown
Thomas Glenn
Burlington High School
Simpson College
Indianola
Farm Bureau
Whitten High School
Iowa Institute of Telegraphy
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway
Becky Rae Knox
St. Peter
Jesus Christ
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rev
John Zimmermann
Shorty Coats
St. Mary’s Society
Edith Vilmont of
Larsen-Priske
Jackson Two
Home Makers’ Meeting
Floyd Gaede
Margaret Cable
Ed Shives
Nelle Starr
L. W. Martin
Daniel Lawler
Williams
Ida Barr
Alden
George Gehrke
Ed Ward
Louie Anderson
Pete J. Bakker
Cleves
Albertus Borchers
John Schrever
Zbiris
Stanley Granner
Radcliffe
Irvin Hegland
Anhion
Harold Guiles
McCallsburg
Luther Holland
John van Loh
A. W. Adams, Jr
Mrs. Walpin
Clay Township
E. E. McFarlands
Peo
N.T. T. Club
St. Marys
V. Flw
Hospital Sewing Committee
Mother Cabrini
Frances Watters
St Marys Study Club
Woman's Club
Rebekah Lodge
San Souci
Mother's Club
Ruth Crosley
St. Mary’s
First Baptist Church
H. C. Short
Christian Church (Disciples
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ralph B. Imes
John Miller
Winterest
Troy Studios
I-H-Kiti
Jehovah's Witnesses
Iowa Falls, Iowa
L. V. McDonough
Church OF Christ
James R. McMarrow
Holmes & Edwards
Chuéband
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