4-H Bearcats Plan April Meeting and Camp Selections
The 4-H Bearcats held their April meeting at Curtis Goodell’s home. Jerry Crosser was chosen to attend the conservation camp and Curtis Goodell to attend the Ames short course. A talk on separator care and cleaning was given. Mrs. Goodell served lunch. PFC Gerald Armstrong, back from a 14 day furlough in Germany, returns to Washington DC. he spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs G T Armstrong. Guests Friday and Saturday were Mr and Mrs Jack Collins and family of Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearcats
Curtis Goodell
Jerry Crosser
Ames
Gerald Armstrong
Germany
U. S. Army
G. T. Armstrong
Washington, D. C
Cecil Rooks
Mrs
Jack Collins
Mt. Pleasant
Jacob Faust
Hubbard
Tuesday Herald-Ledger
Elda Brunemeier Weds Eugene Halfpop in Hubbard Church
Elda Jane Brunemeier daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kix wed Eugene Halfpop son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Halfpop in a candlelight ceremony at Zion Evangelical and Reformed church Reverend Arthur Kruetzmann officiated the double ring vows A fifteen minute organ prelude by Mrs Arthur Kruetzmann and songs by Frederick Bux accompanied the service The couple were attended by Mrs Ervin Ziebell and Wesley Barnhart The reception for 170 followed in the church parlor The bride wears a light blue suit and navy accessories and the groom plans to reside on a farm south of Hubbard The wedding marked by orchid and white decor and a full church event with family and Hubbard community members in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kruetzmann
Frederick Bux
Arthur Rix
Ervin Ziebell
Wesley Barnhart
Donald Mannetter
Max Halfpop
Gus Prussner
Theo Brunemeier
Wikthur Hodnefield
Ardlene Fisher
Frederick Kix
Phyllis Halfpop
Hubbard High School
American School of Beauty Culture
Des Moines
Hubbard School
Hubbard
Cemetery Society Meeting Notes Hostess and Assistants
Mrs. Ralph Correll hosted the Cemetery society Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Correll and Mrs. Jim Bowman assisting. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Robert Burns with Mrs. Ida Clark assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Correll
Cemetery Society
Jim Bowman
Robert Burns
Ida Clark
Woman's Club Meeting With Guest Speaker May 1
Eldora Woman's club invites members to a May 1 gathering at the Congregational church with guest speaker Zatha Pilson Weems. Special music by Mrs. D. W. Dickinson and Mrs. Hall of Huxsey accompanies the talk on "What a Woman of 1850 Would Remember" followed by a tea hosted by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zatha Pilson Weems
Eldora Woman’s Club
Congregational Church
D. W. Dickinson
Hall of
Huxsey
Twentieth Century Elects Mrs Ibach
Mrs Nettie Strother hosted the Twentieth Century club meeting with 14 members and two guests. Katherine Ibach was elected president, C A Hauser vice president, and Mass Leota Hardy secretary. Speakers included Mrs Pickering on Church Bells and Mrs Ibach on Famous Churches Abroad and at Home. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Strother with assistance from Mrs Pickering and Nancy Heslop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Strother
20Th Century Club
L. W. Harris
Howard Frey
Katherine Ibach
C. A. Hauser
Mass Leota Hardy
Cecil Pickering
Ibach
W. H. Bailey
Strother
Mirs Pickering
Nancy Heslop
Mrs Roupe Elected Child Study Head
Mrs John Roupe was elected president of the Child Study club at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs Joe Hubbard's home. Mrs Hubbard named vice president and Mrs Jurgen Trad on secretary treasurer with Mrs Robert Seggerman handling the lesson. Hostess assisted by Mrs Marvin Cathn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roupe
Child Study Club
Joe Hubbard
Mr and Mrs Lew Tucker Host Mrs Martin at 90th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Lew Tucker of Marshalltown celebrated Mrs W J Martin’s 90th birthday as guests of Martin, the former’s sister, on Sunday. Mrs Martin received many gifts cards and flowers and was visited by numerous callers throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Tucker
Marshalltown
W. J. Martin
Community club events listed for May month
A sequence of local organization gatherings is scheduled through May. Groups include Woman's Club Newcomers Club P E O Eastern Star Legion Auxiliary Lutheran Ladies Aid Needlecraft Hawthorne Club 20th Century Club Young Mothers Club Mothers Club and Business Professional Women with dates from May 1 to May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Eastern Star
Legion Auxiliary
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting
R. Correl
Hawthorne Club
20Th Century Club
Young Mothers Club
Mothers Club
Business & Professional Women
State Head to Speak At County Meeting
Mrs Ralph Jacobson of Boone state president of the American Legion Auxiliary will speak on Faith at the Hardin county auxiliaries spring conference in Edgewood place today Friday Other speakers include Mrs Clarence McCombs of Marshalltown department vice president Mrs Joe Dunlap Tama third district president and Mrs H E Stringer Iowa Falls national executive committeewoman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jacobson
Boone
American Legion Auxiliary
Hardin County Auxiliaries
Edgewood Place
Clarence McCombs
Marshalltown
Joe Dunlap
Tama
Third District
H. E. Stringer
Iowa Falls
Sunday House Guests and Local Movements Across Towns
Sunday guests included Virg McGill Leong Sapp and families Eldora and Erwin Saint New Providence Dale Sapp and son Grundy Center Melton McGill and family Iowa Falls Gra McGill and daughters Albert McGill home on Marine furlough Ernie Swaggart and Kenneth Cable's wives visited Towa Falls Blanche Kimper Figity Cole stayed with Cecil Rooks family Sunday George Shafer hosted Tom Paswalk and family Ames visits for Chris Larson Kleo Bierbaum Viggo Lauritsen move planned May 1 Eldon McVeety home on 15th St Russell Morgan Eulah Schleder visited Webster City Mrs Bill Myers Keswick J J George Mrs Mary MacRae Nora Emmett hosted Annie Willcox Marshalltown and Cora Clay Friday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Steinfeldt
Virg
McGill
Leong
Kenneth Sapp
Addie McGill
Eldora
Erwin Saint
New Providence
Dale Sapp
Grundy Centjer
Melton McGill
Iowa Falls
Gra McGill
Ernie Swaggart
Kenneth Cable
Towa Falls
Blanche, Kimper
Figity Cole
Cecil Rooks
St Mary's Study Club Meets at Mrs Dbach Home
The St Marys Study club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs Bert Dbach's home to continue the church history. Participants included Mrs Harry Holmes Mrs Robert Dornsbach Mrs Roger Cain Mrs Lawrence McNertney and Mrs Harry Harrison. The May 9 meeting will be with Mrs Dorngbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Bert Dbach
Harry Holmes
Robert Dornsbach
Roger Cain
Lawrence McNertney
Harry Harrison
Dorngbach
Arensmeier Engleking Wed In St John’s Church Service
Helga Arensmeier of Hubbard wed Merlyn Engelking son of Carl and Mrs. Engelking in a candlelit double ring ceremony at St John’s Lutheran April 19. Rev Martin Pape officiated. Family sang and played music as the couple exchanged vows and received guests in the church parlors before a short wedding trip. The couple will live in the Dora Boeke apartment. the groom works with his father in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Engelking
Amanda Arensmeier
Ruth Arensmeier
Murdock
Nebr
Henry Blomberg
Erma Arensmeier
James Duncan
Gene Miller
Robert Harris
Dean Schnormeier
Stanley Silvest
Ivah Kaplengst
Elmore
Minn
Dora Boeke
Pupils to Present Recital at Baptist Church Sunday
Mrs. George O Bryon will present 94 piano pupils in a recital this Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. at the Baptist church. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’bryon
George O'Bryon
the Baptist Church
Frank St John Birthday Honored At Home Event
Sunday guests gathered at the Frank St John home to honor his birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clarence Cook and Levi Liscomb Mr and Mrs George DeLawyer and Dean Liscomb Mr and Mrs Ted Pope Union Mr and Mrs Fred Kusserow and Bobby and Mr and Mrs C H Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank St. John
Clarence Cook
Levi
George DeLawyer
Dean
Liscomb
Ted Pope
Union
Fred Kusserow
Bobby
C. H. Mitchell
St. John
Mrs Willig Hosts Alpha Club Evening Meeting
Mrs Glen Willy hosted the Alpha Club gathering after a dinner at the Cox sisters residence. Mrs Dale Shadle reviewed the Agricultural Year Book of Trees and Mrs Rooks discussed a book on getting the most out of life. Guests included Mrs Keith Jacobson Mrs Dick Pulse Mrs Wayne Fischer Mrs Don Wilson and Mrs Wayne O Aurand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Club
Glen Willy
Cox Sisters
Dale Shadle
Rooks
Keith Jacobson
Dick Pulse
Wayne Fischer
Don Wilson
Wayne O Aurand
Local Marriage Licenses Record
Glen Cole 18 Hubbard wed Carolyn Andersorm 18 Eldora Robert W Keltner 24 and Dor othy J Appleton 26 Edgewood Loren RB Elliott 28 and Helen Langland 27 Nevada filed for licenses in the district listings with ages and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cole
Hubbard
Carolyn Andersorm
Eldora
Robert W. Keltner
Dorothy J. Appleton
Edgewood
Loren RB. Elliott
Helen Langland
Nevada
Local Social Visits Note Quiet Waterloo Weekend
Whitten and Bavender families visited in Waterloo Sunday while Mona Wilson stayed with her parents in Rockford. Stover and Whitehill groups shared a dinner with Ray Stover. Callers at Clifford Hauser’s home included Harold Miller and boys from Nevada and Moyrlen Moon from Watertan. In U S history petroleum’s first commercial production occurred in 1858. Eleanor Briggs of Lisbon noted as former music teacher.
Social News Roundup From Marshalltown Area
Jim Whitwood and others were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Earl Muntz Saturday. Visitors included Mrs Harold Wilson and Mr and Mrs Donald Wilson and daughter from Grundy Center. Sam Jay and Gary visited Mrs Irma Loffgren in Albion. Tom Merton of Cedar Falls visited Ray Callaway. The Weather Man family moved to a new home in Conrad. The Weatherman’s former residence near Whitten welcomed Lowell Dickkut and family. Alice Mabie returned home after staying with the Buckmans in Zearing. The Day couple spent the weekend in Norfolk with Gene and wife. Gladstone Smith visited with Dr and Mrs M L Hodson in Clemens. Ray Nakken and wife guests of the Smiths. they plan a few days in Marshalltown. Rev and Mrs W E Thomas hosted several families including Cooper and Dobson clans from Marshalltown and Garwin. Afternoon callers included Jensen and Cooper families. Thomas visited his mother Mrs J C Thomas in Marshalltown. Ken sington club met with Mrs Helen Blaha to discuss a community hall. Henry Koch provided the entertainment and refreshments by Mrs Walter Haskins. Alva Vinton is a patient at Deaconess Hospital in Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Whitwood
Earl Muntz
Harold Wilson
Donald Wilson
Grundy Center
Sam Jay
Gary
Irma Loffgren
Albion
Tom Merton
Cedar Falls
Ray Callaway
Richard Weatherman
Conrad
Lowell Dickkut
Weatherman
Whitten
Alice Mabie
Claude Buckman
Zearing
Mary Day
Norfolk
Nebr
Inlaw
Gene Day
Gladstone Smith
M. L. Hodson
Clemens
F. C. Smith
Ray Nakken
Rockton
Nakkens
Smith Home
W. E. Thomas
G. Cooper
Marshalltown
Harold Dobson
Emma Dobson
Garwin
Darine Dobson
Lampille
Karl Kaube
Toledo
Gerald Fisher
Montour
Clifford Jensen
Delbert
Robert
Orin Cooper
Thomas
C. Thomas
Marshaliwn
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New Grand Theatre
Olivia Dehaviland
Montgomery Clift
the Heiress
Jimmy Wakely
Jiggs
Maggie
Matinee
Sun
Mon
6Th Air Force
Rene Zein
Gregory Peck
Rock Island
Forrest Tucker
Adele Mara
Adrian Booth
Bruce Cabot
Chill Wells
Barsra Fuller
Grant Withers
Tira
Fri
Hollywood
Bert
Lomes
Lites Richess F
Jesnee Crain
Hengle
Jim” Weisemeier
Mark OF the
Darnell
Brennan Marere
Clementine
Wife
The
Bing Crosby
Rupert
Kentucky
Willie
Wabash Ave
Betier
Hiere
Elda Brunemeier
Eugene Halfpop
Twentieth Century
Coats
Shorty
Goldenweds
George Shafer
Tom Paswalk
Family of Town
Chris Larson
Mrs C. L. Huisman
Cleo Bierbaum
Viggo Lauritsen
Eldon McVeety
15Th Street
Russell Morgan
Eulah Schleder
Webster City
Bill Myers
Alfred Cordes
Beverly and
Evelyn Morse
Darrel Cordes
Iva Larson
Craig of Leon
Larson
Fred Miller
ST. Mary's Study Club
Helga Arensmeier
Carl Engelking
Mrs. Willig
United States
Eleanor Briggs
Lisbon
Oliver
Kensington Club
Helen Blaha
Henry Koch
Walter Haskins
Alva Vinton
Deaconess Hospital
Andrle & Creps Furniture Store
Tay Ee
Inquire
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