Social Happenings of Matec Honore at Belated Birthday Dinner
Mrs Henry Nims of Strahan was an honored guest at a belated birthday dinner Thursday at Mrs Lillie Bello Allely’s home. Guests included Mrs 8 M Norton Mrs Agnes Stothower Mrs E Collins Mrs Bertha Sheridan Mrs Frank Churchill Miss Mae Churchill Mrs Helen Nagle and Miss Fannie Clark. After dinner a pleasant afternoon was spent socially.
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Honore
Henry Nims of
Strahan
Lillie Bello Allely
M. Norton
Agnes Stothower
E. (. Collins
Bertha Sheridan
Frank Churchill
Mae Churchill
Helen Nagle
Fannie Clark
New Heads Assume Leadership in Local Auxiliaries
Mrs. William C. Helm and Eugene W. Turdic were installed as leaders of the American Legion Auxiliary and American Legion respectively at Liberty Memorial building on Monday evening. Installing officers were Mrs. Elmer Krogman and C. Glenn Wamm, district commander-elect, who presided with enthusiasm as members pledged loyalty. Other officers installed included Mrs. T. B. Shonka, former president, and Mrs. Eugene W. Burdie, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Krogman
County American Legion Auxiliary
C. Glenn Wamm
Glenwood
American Legion
Liberty Memrial
William C. Helm
Eugene W. Turdic
T. B. Shonka
Yier
Eugene W. Burdie
Ray
Lambert-Grupp Nuptials in Hastings Methodist Church
Miss Susan Lambert and Robert Grupp were married in a candlelight ceremony at Hastings Methodist Church. Rev. Kenneth P. Smith officiated with Rev. J.B. Kinlund assisting. Guests included Florenc Lee as maid of honor, and two bridesmaids in pastel green and yellow gowns. After a brief wedding trip, the couple planned to reside in Mason City and later attend the University of Dubuque. A separate note mentions Gregory Lee Holden, born July 1 at Heston Guk hospital, weighing seven pounds four ounces.
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Susan Lambert
Wendell Lambert
Hastings
Robert Grupp
Carl Grupp
Mason City
Hastings Methodist Church
Kenneth P. Smith
Dubugne
Sa'elark
J.B. Kinelund
Emerson
Florenc Lee
Peter Thin Coltar
Mary Tearett
Dora Mae Johnson
Robert Boehlke
Alwen Kineraide
Ray Menton
Thee Mather
Cula City
Wis
Grapp
Ot Ie
Laurel Holden
Hest Guk Hospital
Gregory Lee
R. OB. Wederquist Sr
R. H. Wilson
Helden
Dan Wilson
Legion and Auxiliary close year with services and plans
The June Legion and Auxiliary meeting closed a year's work with outgoing commander Tay Lineain dr. a World War II veteran. Afternoons featured refreshments served by Mrs Ray Lincoln Jr and others as officers-elect will be installed later. A senior church institute will be held at Simpson College Aug 16 to 20 with a cast of local church groups and a registration of 14 for the week.
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Anerfoam Secton
Tay Lineain Dr
Lincoln& San Ploinbine
Tiss
Hich
Simpson College
Indiamola
Teds
Dusuranre Imeludedl
News of the Churches Presby and Methodist notices
Community church notices describe vacation services and lay emergency coverage. Rev Dr WH J Nording will assist during the minister’s absence. First Methodist Church offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 with a basket dinner and fellowship for conference year arrivals on August. Choir practice and midweek services noted with minor scheduling details.
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Presbyterian Church
Serong
Chonrod Sehen
Oreminan
Sundar
First Methodist
Nobel B. Blackmun
Baton. Tennant
Iepe
Randolph Mrs Hetzel rewaing in Hood hospital Shenandoah
Mrs Hetzel remained a patient at Hood hospital in Shenandoah. Funeral services were held for Mrs Rhoda Forney with attendees including Mrs Melvin Moore. Social visits and gatherings noted with local residents and neighbors among Mr and Mrs Woodrow Longmaker and JoC Vanatta family.
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Fred Hetzel
Huoul Lie
the Hood Hospital
Shenandoah
Melvin Moore
Rhoda Forney
Tahor
Woodrow Longmaker
Joc. Vanatta
Dick Tyner
Glen Weldug
Flint, Mich
Mya
Keb Paylor
Uahor
Hatem
Dia
Des Moline
Adda
Mets
Department of Health News Brief from Iowa State
The Division of Vital Statistics notes the month marks the start of divorce proceedings in Iowa. Mentions of August marriages and a health department advisory appear amid references to weather and public records. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate official notice content from state authorities.
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Dept. OF Wealth
Towie
Towa
Thank You Note for Kindness During Hospital Stay
A sincere acknowledgment for the kindness shown during a hospital stay. Gratitude extends to those who sent ecards gifts and flowers, including calla lilies, for comfort and support during illness.
July Declared Danger Month by Official on Marriage Trends
Authorities warn that August September and October see the most restricted votes and that ninety five percent of spree cases in Tawa are cramped or denied after two months. Lorett Maneetler cites July as danger month for vawpies while Mr Chancellor notes doubts about the rise in dilemmas for that period.
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Tawa
Lorett Maneetler
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Matec
Entwitt Edie
Thurso
Edie
Tonald Gamble
Edwin Edle
Ay Lincoln
Revlon
Ray Lincoln Jr
Charles Rice
Jack
Hay Lincoln Jr
Max Kuhlenbeck
New London
Mary Ellen
Paul
Reipel
Carl Leipold
Martin Seipoll
Hugo Seipold
Walter Knon
Otto Seinald
Albert Leipold
Food and Service
Bace
Unkle Hank Sez
Schultz Bros. Implement CO
Carl
BRO. Ae Co
Malvern, Iowa
Carr Ey
Lambert-Grupp
Rex Menton
Arle Duby
Paw Carter
Sidney
Lirholds Lake
Waska City
Oonaha
Delmas Carter
Randolph Mre
S&s
Vernon Swiveatt
Wayne Lop
Farragut
L. McCracken
Celia Peterson
Th. A. Trively
Fay Marshall
Beth Anna Marshall
Shirley Shrum
Albert Perkins
Warren Miller
Agdessary
Nededhor
John Adams
Dtu Fiekel
Theodor Ifeusa
St. Colins
Suhalay
Mia
Pan Seesee
Superang
Sunil School
News OF the Churches
Randolph
Mrs
Harold McCain
Mr. Chancellor
Fury
Lyon
Orbober
Tivarens
Mike
Malvern
Markwell
Calif
Campbells Tomato
William
Betty Crocker
Big Ben
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