Allen Bride of Louis Thuman at Little Brown Church
The wedding of Miss Helen Allen and Louis Thuman took place at the Little Brown Church in Nashua on Wednesday September 25 at 2 pm with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white net and taffeta gown with a fingertip veil and carried white gladioli. Attendants included Miss Mildred Rieniets and Bernard Oldmeyer. A dinner followed, and a wedding dance was held Thursday at Zimmerman's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little ’Brown
Nashua
Helen Allen
Louis Thuman
F. L. Hanscom
Mildred Rieniets
Monticello
Bernard Oldmeyer
Spragueville
Immaculate Conception Chhurch
Sand Springs
Rose Mary Lahr
Wallace Nehl
Isabel Nehl
Joseph Lahr
Worthington
Nick Lahr
Charles Nehl
Bridge Pinochle Tourney Highlights Club Socials
The country club hosted a week of bridge and pinochle events with 28 bridge players and 8 pinochle entrants. Mrs. John Shover and Mrs. Ray Fuller won bridge, Mrs. James Hollar took pinochle, and prizes plus seasonal high scores went to several other members. Guests enjoyed luncheons, roses, and door prizes as organizers thanked many volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
John Shover
Ray Fuller
Harold Severn
Larry Robertson
James Hollar
Willard Yeoman
Walter Brainerd
Tom Eden
Harry Stuhler
Claude Appleby
Harry Matthiessen
Max McCrabb
Henry Adams
Cochairmen
William Shaffer
Kenneth Ferring
Frank Stimson
James Nelson
Harry Lyon
Karl Keyes
Lions Club Dinner Adds Entertainment at Legion Event
At a Lions Club meeting members and their wives plus helpers from the Lions Club stand at the fair were treated to a Legion dinner. Chester Condit acted as toastmaster for the after dinner program. Musical numbers included a marimba piece by Sarah Ann Vernon with instructor Mrs Frank Miles and an accordion solo by Betty Fass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Legion Hall
Chester Condit
Sarah Ann Vernon
Frank Miles
Betty Fass
Mrs Shaffer Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Night
Mrs William Shaffer entertained the Tuesday bridge club at 7 80 oclock Tuesday evening with Mrs Robert Mullen as guest. High scoring honors in contract bridge went to Mrs Shaffer Mrs Harry Matthiessen and Mrs Larry Robertson. Weekend guests at the C E Fothergill home included Catherine Fothergill John Kaiser Cedar Rapids and Marguerite Fothergill of Edgewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Jacobs
Emma Zimmerman
John Rickels
M. J. Cass
Charles Podhaski
William Shaffer
Robert Mullen
Shaffer
Harry Matthiessen
Larry Robertson
C. E. Fothergill
Catherine Fothergill
John Kaiser
Cedar Rapids
Marguerite Fothergill
Edgewood
Jeryl Goettsch Birthday Party Held At Home
Mrs. Cecil Goettsch hosted a party for her daughter Jeryl on Saturday night from 8 to 5 to celebrate her sixth birthday. Guests included Jane Maurice Jimmy Maurice Joan Suter Jimmy Hargrave Arlene Bunting Betsy Barron Mary Egger Ronald Eden Marilyn Nelson Dixie Howell Jeanne Morey Lyda Lehman and the honoree’s brother Larry. Past Matrons Circle met at Mrs. William Shaffer’s with hostesses Mrs. Selma DeShaw and Mrs. Leone Stephen. Elizabeth Baty presided at Monticello Post 1683 meeting announced for Oct 9 with district committee reports for Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeryl Goettsch
Cecil Goettsch
Jeryl
William Shaffer
Selma DeShaw
Leone Stephen
Elizabeth Baty
Jansen Family Welcomes Shirley Ann Baptism at Wayne Zion
Mr and Mrs Merle Jansen presented their daughter Shirley Ann born Sept 9 for baptism at Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran church on Sept 29 with Rev Frederick H Kehren officiating. Godparents include the great grandparents Mr and Mrs William R Zimmerman and paternal grandmother Mrs Hattie Jansen. Mrs J F Doden Langworthy was hospitalized with a broken hip on Sept 24 and moved to St Luke's Cedar Rapids after surgery. Willis Schafer and Verna Vernon Schafer welcomed a son at McDonald hospital on Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Monk
Monticello
Henry Monk
Wyoming
George Monk
Cedar Rapids
Merle Jansen
Wayne Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick H. Kehren
William R. Zimmerman
Hattie Jansen
Shirley Ann
J. F. Doden
Langworthy
McDonald Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Willis Schafer
Local guests share Sunday supper at Hosford home
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Hosford who had just arrived from Fort Bliss Texas and Capt. M J Melumby of West Union joined Mrs. Elmer Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sheppard of Manchester as supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. S M Hosford Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hosford
Fort Bliss
Texas
M. J. Melumby
West Union
Elmer Sheppard
Kenneth Sheppard
Manchester
S. M. Hosford
Dinner guests at the Bowers home include local visitors
Guests at the Joe Bowers home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Lester Paarman and family of Stockton. Mr and Mrs Ernest Maulson of Lamont were Sunday evening callers. Miss Lillie Mae Lund of Andrew was also a recent guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bowers
Lester Paarman
Stockton
Ernest Maulson
Lamont
Lillie Mae Lund
Andrew
Bowers
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Helen
Allen
Women's Fellowship
Women’s Fellowship Society of the Presbyterian Church
Irving Hintz
Grossheim
Restora A
Verlin Conley
E. C. Nagel
Lee, Rathbun
Frank Wright
Donald Clark
George Allen, Sr
Anna Reimers
Charles Clark
Tom Shover
Donald Coxey
George Barnts
Fred Aldrich
George Allen, Jr
Barbara Null
Orlando Null
Barbara
Tommy
Sharon Read
Sam Rhatigan
Cheryl “Rhatigan
Jane Seehagen
Judy Pierson
Linda Staner
Karen Kidwell
Marilyn Holmes
Lahr-Nehl
Canowefi
DeShaws
E. H. DeShaw
Elizabeth Wilson
Helen Marsh
Joyce Rink
George Harris
Harris
Prairieburg
Turing
Stuhler
Grant Stambaugh
W.S.C.S
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Tom Hamilton
Women’s Society
P.E.O
Rex Rickless
F. S. Stuhler
Luther League
Luther Leagues
Ce-Mar Park
Marion
St. Matthew's League
Wayne Zion
Castle Grove
Olin
Anamosa
Mackinaws
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Greater Eonveneng
Mle 2
Férnece
Kuriger Brothers
Iowan
Sycamore St
Kuriger Bros
Iowa
PTZ
Karen Kookee
National
Wilbert
B.O
Shefford
Phillip
Peg
Michigan
Washington
Jonathan
RED Flame Grapes
Tokays
Colorado
Litercusi Pe
HUMAD
Palmolive
Super Suds
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