Helen Kernen Weds Henry Oltmanns in August nuptials
Miss Helen Rose Kernen daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Kernen married Friday evening August 4 at 8 o clock to Henry Tobias Oltmanns son of Mr and Mrs Albert Oltmanns. Rev Andrew Maat officiated at the Evangelical and Reformed church parsonage. Guests included the couple’s parents and Ludwig John Oltmanns Betty Lou Kernen Catherine Martha Annie Alberta Erwin Emme Oltmanns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rose Kernen
Adolph Kernen
Henry Tobias Oltmanns
Albert Oltmanns
Andrew Maat
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Betty Lou Kernen
Ludwig John Oltmanns
Catherine
Martha
Annie
Alberta
Erwin
Emme Oltmanns
Verdon Richardson Weds Zella Duncan
Zella Duncan daughter of Roy and Mrs Duncan of Morley became the bride of Verdon Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Richardson on July 29 at the Congregational church parsonage in Hampton Iowa. Rev D M Beggs officiated. The couple will reside at 1630 First Avenue East Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Duncan
Roy Duncan
Morley
Verdon Richardson
Frank E. Richardson
Congregational Church
Hampton, Ia
D. M. Beggs
Verna Duncan
Dorothy Duncan
Anamosa High School
Reliance Factory
Anamosa
Monticello High School
Collins Radio Company
Cedar Rapids
Richardson
First Avenue East
Beulah Cook
Karl M. Keyes
Miles
Monticello
First Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Arnold Buol
Keyes
West First Street
Horizon club meeting plans and talks at Louise York home
Eleven members attended the Horizon club meeting Tuesday evening at Louise York's home. Irma Schoon led the program committee with talks on Well Grooming. An overnight hike and war bond purchase were discussed. Refreshments concluded the gathering. Next meeting slated for Tuesday September 12 at Delphia Balster's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horizon Club
Louise York
Irma Schoon
Delphia Balster
Messerli Reunion at Monticello Highlights 1944 Gathering
The fifth Messerli reunion was held at Monticello’s Monticello Park on Sunday July 30 1944 with 28 attendees. A noon picnic dinner followed by visiting and horseshoes marked the afternoon as president Mrs Karl Zumbach announced new family updates and Mrs John Messerli became 1945 president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Park
Karl Zumbach
John Messerli
Albert Zumbach
Coggan
Monticello
Louis Zumbach
Ryan
Joseph Messerli
Louis R. Zumbach
Coggon
Gottlieb Keebler
Karl James
Ruth Esther
Kenneth Hasler
Duane Klough
Fred Messerli
Frederick
Pvt
John H. Messerli
Yuma, Ariz
Religious services and schedules in August notices
The column lists Methodist, Sacred Heart Catholic, Presbyterian, St. Matthew's Lutheran, St. John's Lutheran, Wayne Zion Evang Lutheran, Castle Grove Lutheran, Peniel Presbyterian, and Reformed churches. It includes pastors, service times, Sunday school plans, upcoming festivals, mission rallies, and special events through August 27 with confirmations of no services during August at some churches and a potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
A. L. Lorenz
Presbyterian Church
William J Grossheim
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
H. L. Adix
Henry Rink
Ladies Aid
St. John’s Lutheran Church
R. P. Young
Young People’s Society
H. A. Diers
Castle Grove
August J. Engelbrecht
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Castle Grove Lutheran Church
H. Diers
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Peniel Presbyterian Church
Rev. Burdine
Women's Society circle meetings at Methodist church
Circle No 1 met at Mrs Charles Rolls home with Mrs L F Balster presiding and Mrs Will Shelley leading devotions. Circle No 2 gathered at Mrs E T Landis with Mrs Tom Hamilton presiding and Mary Coxsee reading. Circle No 3 hosted by Mrs Glenn McMichael with Mrs W T Claus presiding and Mrs Alice Taylor leading devotions. Circle No 4 at Mrs R C Hoag’s home with Mrs Cc A Coxsee presiding and Mrs E H Huibregtse reading. Fourteen members attended with guests including Mrs James Takahashi and daughter Janice, Mrs Walter Klitzke, and Mrs D Young. Refreshments were served after social time. Evening dancing at the country club featured out of town guests Lt Harry Boedecker and Mrs Boedecker from Springfield, Mo, and Mr and Mrs Mike Rubek and Mr and Mrs Norman Platte from Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
B. E. Abel
W. E. Tuetken
Lucille Huibregtse
Mary Coxsee
E. H
Huibregtse
R. C. Hoag
Rose Wenger
H. P. Bancroft
Edith Sturtevant
Hibbing
Minn
City Park
Dorothy Steen
Kenneth Ahlrichs
Edna Zimmerman
Helen Ahlrichs
William Reuter
T. R. Tobiason
Cedar Rapids
Charles Rolls
Circle No. 1
L. F. Balster
Will Shelley
E. T. Landis
Tom Hamilton
Glenn McMichael
W. T. Claus
Alice Taylor
James Takahashi
Janice
Marion
Walter Klitzke
D. Young
Cc. A. Coxsee
Country Club
William Shaffer
X.ray Childress
Glenn Hargrave
Leslie Balster
Ray R. Fuller
Kenneth Serbousek
Harry Boedecker
Springfield
Presbyterian Fellowship
Woman’s Fellowship Society
Presbyterian Church
Martha
Esther
O. E. York
John Wilcox
Ida Cass
Edwin Caspers
West Indies
Alva Eilers
Coye Lambert
Charles Luett
E. Nagel
Robert Harper
John Robertson
Tom Shover
Helen Carter
Ames
Ethelwyn Wilcox
Logan
Utah
Donald Sutherland
Ruth Group
Harvey Harford
Lou Ehrisman
William Yeoman
Harry Bennett
American Legion Auxiliary Names Cedar Rapids Delegates
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Fred Aldrich presiding. Delegates elected for the 24th annual convention in Cedar Rapids on August 17 and 18 include Mrs. Aldrich Mrs. John Lambert and Mrs. William Balsiger. A hostess committee served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Légion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Fred Aldrich
John Lambert
William Balsiger
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Beebe Hosts Club Night With Pinochle Prizes
Mrs. Irving Beebe entertained a club with pinochle at her home. High score belonged to Mrs. Mary Strang. traveling prize went to Mrs. Rudy Flack and Jow score prize to Mrs. Jake Widmer. Refreshments followed. guests included Mrs. Widmer, Mrs. Barnts, and Mrs. Harford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Beebe
Mary Strang
Rudy Flack
Jake Widmer
George Barnts
Harvey Harford
Nature's Midday Peace Graces Spain's Northern Coast
Moisture remains ample with moderate temperatures across north Spain. Fruit trees color the coast with blossoms and yield apples pears and cherries. Garden and field crops prosper. The northern coast stands out as a favored region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Milk role in child diet and risks of reduced intake
The text warns that reducing milk below one quart daily for a child risks diet impoverishment of key nutrients. It notes no practical substitute can easily replace milk without requiring a large variety of other foods to cover the shortfall.
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Helen Keren
Henry Oltmanns
Methodist Church Society
Victory
Kerr Dar Lidswaver
bOz
prawiAanal
Ugar
California
Valencia
Hazel
Jar
San
Krisky Crackers Sunshine
Pillsbury's
Bisquick
Mie
Sercol Tvg They
Messerli
Reunion
Ross Baty
Larry Robertson
James Maurice
H. A. Severn
Glenn Jones
J. R. Barron
Mary Beth Hughes
Men
Johnny Mack Brown
Rio Grande
Ida Lupino
U.S. Treasury Department
the Methodist Church
Glenn W. McMichael
William H. Mitchell
Waukon
Stuhler!s
H. S. Richardson
William Vogt
F. P. Stuhler
Woods
John James Audubon
Catherine Perley
Donald Culross Peattie
A. E. Shelley
Audubon
Cornelia Otis* Skinner
Halstead Carpenter
George LeVan
el Reno
Okla
Poplar Heights
Henry Adams
R. Howie
Henry Che
Dorothy Bartlett
Donald Miller
Ruth Seedorf
Menta A Ue
Taboo
Sunkist Lemons
Sunkist
Folger’s
Sterilair
Jack Sprat
Kellogg’s
Hamburger
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