Marjorie Ehlers Weds Richard Callahan in Nashua
Miss Marjorie Ehlers of Waterloo wed Richard P. Callahan of Waterloo in a single ring ceremony read by Rev. F. L. Hanscom at the Little Brown Church Nashua. The couple planned a Lafayette and Saint Charles Hotel dinner and will reside in Waterloo. The article also notes a birthday dinner at Arnold Jacobs home honoring several family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ehlers
Waterloo
John Ehlers
Sumner
Richard P. Callahan
W. H. Callahan
Seneca Place
Peoria
F. L. Hanscom
Little Brown
Nashua
Ted Stein
Doris Fagan
Cedar Rapids
T. J. Claer
Des Moines
Wedgwood
Saint Charles Hotel
Charles City
Ray Marugg
Monticello
University of Minnesota
Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Ray Marage
Ray Shirley
Casa-Del
Arnold's Park
Women’s Fellowship Society Elects Officers at Church
The Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship met at the church with Mrs. R. D. Bone presiding. Mrs. Irving Hintz was elected president, with Mrs. George Rickels as vice president and other officers named. Circle chairs include several listed members. Virginia Morrissey celebrated her eleventh birthday with a theater party and refreshments at Peterman’s cafe with Campfire group friends and classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hintz
Women's Fellowship Society
the Presbyterian Church
R. d. Bone
James Hollar
Triummpn
Herbert Balsiger
George Rickels
John Wilcox
Art Young
Henry Adams
Circle
Cochairmen
Ida Cass
Paul Petersen
I. H. Schneider
L. V. Drexler
R. P. Clark
George Good
Virginia Morrissey
Peterman’s
Dixie Bell
Helen Maruggg
Janice Pickett
Christa Mast
Janet Goodyear
Janet Fleckiger
Shirley Lubben
Judy Ferring
Gwen Severn
Shirley
Janet Holmes
Carol Skelley
Linda Greens
Diet Dog Hellar
Betty Phelimes
Mary Ann Kuriger
Mars Kay Dress
Jaycee Mor
Tissey
Mrs Halstead Carpenter Hosts Church Society Tea
Mrs Halstead Carpenter presided at a Congregational chapel social on February 27 with Miss Catherine Perley assisting. Mrs ALT Shelley led the business meeting and vocal numbers by Revo and Mrs Hamer Pallyipple featured. A social hour and refreshments followed for about twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Chapel
Halstead Carpenter
Catherine Perley
Alt. Shelley
Hamer Pallyipple
Father-Son Banquet at Presbyterian Church
A father-son banquet was held at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening March 5 with 1338 attendees. Claude Appleby served as toastmaster and Howard Hicks welcomed the sons while Bill Hintz spoke for the boys. Dr. Eric Clitheroe from Coe College Cedar Rapids addressed the group on Radiant Life followed by singing and a clarinet quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Claude Appleby
Howard Hicks
Bill Hintz
Eric Clitheroe
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
deAnn Schneider
Colleen Maire
Donna Beth Aitchison
Betty Bartlett
Mrs Behrends Hosts Elheonip Club Pinochle Night
Mrs William Behrends entertained Elheonip club members at her home Tuesday evening. Prizes in pinochle were won by Mrs Behrends, Mrs Carroll Podhas ki, Mrs Otto Smith, and Frieda Eilers. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Behrends
Elheonip Club
Behrends
Carroll Podhaski
Otto Smith
Frieda Eilers
Siegfried Guyan
George R. Guyan
Irvin Rhatiigan
Glenn Hargrave
George Timmins
Jack Maire
Henry Che
Maire
I. S. Rhatigan
Community Farewell Party Honors Heeren Before Move
Neighbors hosted a farewell board party at the Heeren home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heeren as they prepare to move to Monticello. Pinochle at eight tables accompanied a pleasant evening and a purse of silver was presented to the honored couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Heeren
Albert Heeren
Carl Plueger
Monticcio
Savage parents welcome son David Rex at John McDonald hospital
Dr and Mrs R E Savage announce the birth of a son named David Rex on Thursday February 28 at John McDonald hospital. The mother is former Josephine Ricklefs, daughter of Rex Ricklefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Savage
John McDonald Hospital
David Rex
Ohe Family Visits Then Heads to Dundee for Week
Capt Bernard Ohe his wife and daughter Linda arrived for a short visit with Mrs Henry Ohe Sr. They left Friday for Dundee I a to spend a week with relatives. Capt Ohe on terminal leave last assignment in India. Mrs Sam Broneman spent weekend with daughter Mrs William Beitz at Hopkinton. Attendance included Sam Broneman Loren Broneman and Clara Moenck. American Legion Auxiliary meeting postponed to Monday March 11. Sunday dinner at S M Hosford home included Benny Adamson Louis Sauer Kenneth Hosford and families from Quasqueton Rowley Castle Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Poppe
Los Angeles
Calif
Garrett Moenck
Arthur Moenck
California
Bernard Ohe
Linda
Henry Ohe
Dundee
Capt. Ohe
India
Sam Broneman
William Beitz
Hopikinton
Galen Beitz
Loren Broneman
Monticello
Clara Moenck
Cedar Rapids
S. M. Hosford
Benny Adamson
Louis Sauer
Quasqueton
Kenneth Hosford
Rowley
Ronald
Lyle Hosford
Larry and
Stanley
Castle Grove
Social visits and party guest corrections from Iowa towns
Rev. and Mrs. James B. Hodgson of Cedar Rapids called on friends in Monticello Saturday afternoon. Joyce Graves was omitted from Pauline Kammerman's birthday guest list. Mrs. Russell Schweitzer and son Ronald Lee of Tipton visited Ruth Petersman. Don Hotchkiss of Webster visited his mother Merle Hotchkiss. Leigh Clark spent Sunday in Anamosa with daughter and Earl Aynerson. Margaret Spellman and Mary Spellman visited Mrs. Will LeClere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Jacobs
Marvin
Lorraine
Mildred Jacobs
Cedar Falls
Ben Hiben
William Lubben
Monticello
James B. Hodgson
Cedar Rapids
Joyce Graves
Pauline Kammerman
Russell Schweitzer
Ronald Lee
Tipton
Ruth Peterman
Mrs
Leigh Clark
Anamosa
Earl Aynerson
Hugh Bowen Dies in Sheridan Missouri 1942
Hugh Bowen, born Bowen's Prairie in Jones county, died July 12 1942 at Sheridan Missouri. He was the son of Hugh Bowen Sr Jones county's first sheriff and namesake of Bowen's Prairie. He left Jones county in 1881 with the family later moving to Sheridan. He survived by three daughters six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bowen
Sheridan
Monticello
Richland Township
Bowen’s Prairie
Bowen's Prairie
Janne Elizabeth Simmons
Jones County
Bowen
Conway
Town
Cadet Rosemarie Albers Visits Parents After Hospital Stay
Rosemarie Albers, six months at Fletcher General Hospital Cambridge Ohio as a senior cadet, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Will Albers. Mr and Mrs L E Hoag and daughter Kathleen Chicago visited Stainerds. Kathleen had an appendectomy Saturday. Bobby Myers of Cedar Rapids stayed with his grandparents the Kays. Dr W D Kehoe from Ryan visited the Ahlrichs last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemarie Albers
Fletcher General Hospital
Cambridge
Ohio
Will Albers
L. E. Hoag
Kathleen
Chicago
Walter Stainerd
Bobby Myers
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
F. J. Kay
W. D. Kehoe of
Ryan
Herman Ahlrichs
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Richard Callahan
Mrs. Halstead Carpenter
Kuriger Brothers
Iowa
S. Sycamore
Irving Long
Manchester
Wade Long
William Shaffer
Sunkist
Quaker Scotch
Mazda
Campbell’s Condensed Chicken
Brach
Comtessa
Red McClures
Long’s Dept. Store
Elizabeth Hopkins
Mason City
Harold Duncan
Jennie Clark
Kime Wilson
Florence Clark
Schreiner
Order of the Eastern Star
Cascade
Kenneth Ferring
John Daugherty
Harry Rodman
Winterset
R. J. Bone
O. J. Rummel
Fayette
Frances Bone
Boone
Wyland Bone
la Verna Bevans
Robert Wahl
Janet
Akron
Ernest Wahl
William C. Cook
Miles
Albert Less
Mildred Deischer
P. A. Wiedmeyer
A. FE. Heuchelin
Pat Jarrett
Iowa City
University Hospital
Richard Sutherland
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Dundiw Autherland
Dorothy Steiner
Iowa State Teachers College
Arthur Steiner
W. L. Aldrich
Elmer Aldrich
Clarence Aldrich
Wyoming
Vincent Kustes
Herman Thompson
Marion
William Scheele
Roy Paton and Sons
Hilly
Stoughton
Wis
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Hotchkiss
Webster
Merle Hotchkiss
Margaret Spellman
Mary Spellman
Will LeClere
Fred J. Kay
Phone 119
Sheridan, Mo
Louie Hanken
Scotch Grove
Paul Harms
Lynn Howie
Walter Hall
Sale
Tue
Rockers
MR. Devaney
His Majesty
Cascade Licensed
Can
Reliance
CD Army
Stuhlers
Stuhler
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