Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Lynn Gay Leming
Mrs Lynn Gay Leming of Davenport Iowa the former Joyce Campen Pekin was the guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs C O Huffman at her home on Friday evening October 22 contests with prizes awarded to Mesdames Ralph Lower Harold Gilmore Elmer Unsicker and James Gilmore. Following a delicious lunch the event continued with light refreshments and well wishes for the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Gay Leming
Davenport
Joyce Campen Pekin
C. O. Huffman
Ralph Lower
Harold Gilmore
Elmer Unsicker
James Gilmore
Honored guest opens gifts at family gathering
An honored guest opened her many gifts in the presence of relatives invited for the occasion. Attendees included Mesdames Otto Copelen Carl Porter Harold Gilmore Lillian Schewert James T Huffman Ralph Lower Ernest Davis Walter Proehl John Alfs Roy Vogel Robert Gebhardt Elmer Unsicker Leonard Erxleben Dean Meyer James Gilmore Larry Gilmore Burton Guengerich. Those unable to attend but sent gifts were Mesdames Wilson Hamilton George Copelen Robert Dewey Pauline Copelen Frank Leifheit Floyd Seurs Leslie Lower Elizabeth McPherson and John Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Otto Copelen
Carl Porter
Harold Gilmore
Lillian Schewert
James T. Huffman
Ralph Lower
Ernest Davis
Walter Proehl
John Alfs
Roy Vogelsang
Robert Gebhardt
Elmer, Unsicker
Leonard Erxleben
Dean Meyer
James Gilmore
Larry Gilmore
Burton Guengerich
Mesdames Wilson Hamilton
George Copelen
Robert Dewey
Pauline Copelen
Frank Leifheit
Floyd Seurs
Leslie Lower
Elizabeth McPherson
John Gilmore
Mrs Ethell and Dora Anderson Visit Princeton Friends
Mrs. Orin Ethell of Princeton and her guest Mrs. Dora Anderson of St. Louis Missouri visited from Sunday through Tuesday with relatives and friends here. Anderson is the former Dora Shephard, niece of the late Mrs. Alice Hill, with whom she lived while in Manila. She enjoyed visiting many former school mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Ethell
Princeton
Dora Anderson
St. Louis
J Norman Shade Campaigns Across Rural Districts
J Norman Shade Republican candidate for State Representative from the 30th District connects with rural voters. He travels to old folks homes, rural areas, and small communities, stressing sincerity over modern campaign tactics. Outcome on November 2, 1954 remains uncertain.
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J. Norman Shade
Shade
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