Birthday Wishes Spark Gentle Moments in White Cloud
Mrs Louis Freed enjoyed a pleasant birthday surprise Thursday as friends arrived with cake and ice cream. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Bursey and son, Mr and Mrs Raymond Nelson, Mr and Mrs Arthur Trively and Elizabeth, Mrs Robert Paulson and Dolores, Mrs Carol Wynta, Carol Jr., and Eugene. The White Cloud Sewing Circle held a May meeting at Mrs Henry Tinsden with 15 members and three guests, sewing quilt blocks for the hostess and sharing refreshments. A next meeting is set for July 18 at Mrs Ernest Sinkselquiat’s home hosted by Mrs C T Simes. Mr and Mrs Frank Summers hosted a Sunday bridge gathering for friends at their J M Steele home. attendees included Mr and Mrs Harley Stevenson, Mr and Mrs Clifford Robbins, Mr and Mrs Clinton Robbins, Mr and Mrs Ward Benton, Mr and Mrs Joe Kilpatrick, and Mr and Mrs P J Slothower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Freed
Robert Bursey
Raymond Nelson
Arthur Trively
Elizabeth
Robert Paulson
Dolores
Carol Wynta
Carol Jr
Eugene
W. B.C
White Cloud
Mra
Ernest Sinkselquiat
C. T. Simes
Rank Summers
Frank Summers
J. M. Steele
Bridge
Harley Stevenson
Clifford Robbins
Clinton Robbins
Ward Benton
Joe Kilpatrick
P. J. Slothower
Wed in Church Rite June 28 Wedding near Silver City
The marriage of Dorothy Donner and Donald Len took place June 28 at St Johns Lutheran with a double ring ceremony. The couple will live on a farm near Silver City. Attendants and guests from several towns attended. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The wedding coincided with the Donners 23rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Donner
Joe Donner
Donald A. Leu
Alfred Len
St. Johns Lutheran Church
O. EB. Weiss
Lohengrin
Martha Ponton
Ruth
Ralph Leu
Joe Donner Jr
Everett Ponton
Mendelssohn
Mra. Donner
Joe Jr
Jess Phelps
Alfred Leu
E. K. Anderson
Red Oak
Ralph Donner
Lorraine Clark
Elmer Henneken
Council Bluffs
Stella Bass
San Antonio
Tex
Yron Shay
Shenandoah
Elmer Waldin
Charles
Silver City
Pot Luck Lunch at J. R. Hall Home Sunday Guests
A Sunday pot luck at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hall drew guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. B. C. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. John Beckwith, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Summers, Mary Elizabeth, and Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Hiett. Afternoon croquet followed. The M. E. Missionary Society is set to meet Friday with Mrs. C. A. Calkins, led by Mrs. W. B. Kerna. Dick Summers was guest of Miss Myrtle Parker at a Sunday school party with several boys at Collins Drug Store. A farewell for Dick was arranged as he moves to Red Oak with his family. Business Girls Picnic at Porters Lake hosted by Ccole Dickersbach featured supper, roller skating, and water boating with many attendees including Gladys Gilliland and others. The crowd faced a light quarrel on the way home but enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hall
J. HR. Hall
HB. C. Knight
John Beckwith
J. N. Summers
Mary Elizabeth
W. M. Hiett
M. E. Missionary Society
Methodist Missionary Society
C. A. Calkins
W. B. Kerna
Dick Summers
Myrtle Parker
Deas
Billy Cardwell
Bill Summers
George Talbott
John Slothower
Collins Drug Store
Godas
Red Oak
Porters Lake
Ccle Dickersbach
Shenandoah
Gladys Gilliland
Edue McNulty
Bernice Bower
Ardith Wingate
Florence S8woboda
Ariene Harbor
Margaret McCormick
Lucilla McIntyre
Hloise
Hers
Mary Jean Hwing
Lenore Maycord
Dorothy Guillber
Kathryn Bryan
Mariioulse Juelke
Harriett Talbott
Hetty Beattis
Valdas Hurst
Delpha Rouner
Roberta Ranne
Glenwood
Porte Klingswan
Bidney
Que Carlad
Kathryn Porter Solo Recital in Portland Oregon
Kathryn Porter daughter of Gene and Mrs Porter of Malvern appears in a solo recital at Neighbors of Woodcraft hall in Portland. James Silas Vann accompanies on electric organ for an hour of song including English French Italian and an aria from Barber of Seville. Porter, a coloratura soprano, has won the state high school music contest and sung with Charles Cadman in White Enchantment and with the Portland Junior Symphony Orchestra.
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Woodcraft Hall
Mary Adela Vann
Kathryn M. Porter
James Silas Vann
Miss Porter
Portland
Porter
Forest Grove
Charles W. Cadman
Portland Junior Symphony Orchestra
Red Oak Plans Greater July 4 Celebration
Red Oak's American Legion is finalizing plans for a large July 4 celebration inviting Southwestern Iowa to attend. A dawn dance opens the day at Legion park followed by baseball, carnival shows, concerts, and a noon parade with centennial emphasis. Afternoon ballgames, swimming pool, picnic grounds, and full carnival activity cap a day ending with fireworks.
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Red Oak
American Legion
Iowa
Wilbur Benham
Legion
Red Shirt Brigade
Legion’s
Legion Park
Thestle- Duffield
Welch of seed a cat is long and weary-foe duches
A fragmentary historical line references Welch and a weary foe duchess seeking a woman's bow, illustrating fragmented imagery from a damaged text. The obscure wording hints at literary or theatrical context without clear modern identifications or events.
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Welch
Emerson Gassers Defeat Council Bluffs Boosters 4 to 0
Emerson Gassers dedicated their George C. Bass Memorial Field with a 4 to 0 win over the Council Bluffs Boosters. The crowd was large, Mayor J. E. Waymire hurled the first pitch, and Wood brothers sparked a fourth inning surge for three runs. Supernos held the Boosters to four hits, as Gassers errors limited scoring opportunities. Gun Maloney suffered a sprained ankle while retrieving a foul ball.
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Emerson Gassers
George C. Bass Memorial
Council Bluffs Boosters
Bass Field
Red Oak High School
J. E. Waymire
Gassers
Wood Brothers
Supernos
Moundsman
Boosters
Dougherty
McMasters
Gun Maloney
Oilers Claim Softball Victory Over Wallers
Local softball supremacy was decided as the Oiler hitters bested the Waller Wallopers. Rob Bursey fired a shutout until the seventh inning, Conner scoring the lone Wallers run after a botched pickoff. Seven errors hampered Wallers while Anderson and Thielhorn led Oilers with timely hits. Tonight Wallers host Plattville and Friday the Oilers meet Tabor at Malvern Park.
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Oiler
Waller Wallopers
Rob Bursey
Conner
Waller
Wallers
Bursey
Elmer Jackson
Hilton
Oilers
Anderson
Thielhorn
Plattville
Malvern Park
Emerson Gassers Clash With Two Old Rivals This Week
The Emerson Gassers face two longtime foes in a heavy week of games. Tonight they meet the last Stan ton Vikings who handed them their only loss this season. Monday night they host the Fort Crook nine for a Fourth of July special.
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Emerson Gassers
Stanton, Vikings
Vikings
Army
Fort Crook
Champions Learn from American Boy Magazine
The American Boy Magazine offers sports advice from coaches and players across football basketball baseball track and more. It features fiction adventure humor science travel and animal tales and is sold at 15 cents with subscriptions of 450 for one year or 300 for three years from The American Boy Detroit Michigan.
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American Boy Magazine
American Boy
Detroit
Oilers Triumph Over United Cabs Of Council Bluffs
Oiler softball team edged United Cabs 9 to 8 in a tight Thursday night game. Millikan pitched to victory with strong support from Mulholland behind the plate as Paulson and Anderson contributed two safeties each.
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Oiler
Council Bluffs
United Cabs
Millikan
Fiesh
Thielhorn
Paulson
Anderson
Millikan Ia
Mulholland
Paradox marks Fairview golf tourney as 24 players clash
At the Fairview club Sunday 24 players formed evenly divided sides. The whiners led by seven points over the losers, creating a paradox where the omens suggested winners and losers swapped roles. Boyer posted the low score among participants.
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Fairview Club
Boyer
Ambiguous Sports Card Highlights With Odd Scores
The text notes a 49 by a player described as the day, no wolf bail by his aide, EM Springey scoring 63, and a ball reception when others on his side bested opponents. Frank Hamilton and Leonard Anderson each shot 41 to tie for second.
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EM Springey
Frank Hamilton
Leonard Anderson
Waller Ten Defeats Red Oak Campers
Waller Ten beat Red Oak Campers 13 to 6 on Friday night as Hilton pitched for the winners with Bolling catching. Nain pitched in relief at times and near the end his effort sparked a stoppage when the Oller Falstaff tilt was called off.
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Waller Aluggers
Red Oak CC
Hilton
Bolling
Nain
An Inlet Not Outlet The Strait of Gibraltar
A short feature notes the strait is an inlet not an outlet as Mediterranean water stays slightly below Atlantic level due to evaporation and inflows from rivers like Nile Rhone Ebro Po. The sea covers over a million square miles washing Europe Asia and Africa. Uncle Eben quips a caution about repeating rumors.
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Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Nile
Rhone
Ebro
Dardanelles
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Eben
Test Liquored Drivers Show Scientific Test Accuracy
Dr. Herman Gunno of Ashland Quebec reported on 200 drunken driving cases using body fluid tests. He found 154 guilty and 100 percent of drivers who underwent the scientific test pleaded guilty, highlighting the test’s strong impact on outcomes.
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W. Oc. T
Herman Gunno
Ashland
Gunn
Pearl powder cures and eye luster in ancient customs
The text notes Egyptians using pearl powder to brighten eyes and as a remedy for insanity in old England, and Arabs valuing tubies for calm minds.
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England
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W. L. Smith
St. Johns Lutheran
Kensington
Eastern Star
O. R. Hyde
Omaha
J. C.laird
I. A. Parsons
Clifford Mackey
Herbert Tait
Nancy Anna
Anna Bacon
Mrs. Hall
Bradley
Malvern
Collins Dave
Tesa
Kathryn Porter
Oregon
Gene Porter
Washington
F. T P. Reed
Gladys Adams
Ileary Wallce
Mr. Steed
Grover Miche
Payette County
Matie Gruenwald
Benton County
Kathryn Monson
Fremont County
Myron Johnson
Boone County
Miss Adin
Ctorious
United Cabs OF
Gouksil Bluffs
Waller Ten
Red Oak Campers
Davis Market
Hone
Mills County
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