Delta Alphas of Nichols Meet
Delta Alphas of Nichols chapter No. 479, Order of the Eastern Star, gathers at the home of Mrs. Edna Kirchner Monday with Alvina Kirchner Emma Kirchner Fisie Poole and Pearl Hines assisting Gladys Hillyer leads the devotional program Alberta Kelly Irene Graham and Jean Crabtree plan the program A Fathers day collection will be sent to Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children in North America Refreshments will be served Nichols Gun Club held a practice shoot Sunday afternoon at the club grounds from 1 30 to 4 30
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Nichols
Delta Alpha Circle of the Christian Church
Edna Kirchner
Alvina Kirchner
Emma Kirchner
Fisie Poole
Pearl Hines
Gladys Hillyer
Order of the Eastern Star
Alberta Kelly
Irene Graham
Jean Crabtree
Shriners’ Hospitals Organization
North America
Anna Rosenfield
Dora Nichols
Ben Nichols
Charlene Meacham
Nichols Gun Club
Daughters Named In Budzene Will
Kath arine Budzene died April 15 and her will names two daughters Anna K Wacker and M Emma Budzene as beneficiaries and executrices. The will drawn August 12 1933 is set for July 2 hearing in district court. Charles F Weber posts $100 as administrator of Fred E Rockefeller estate. Preliminary tax reports filed for Ellen Maurer and John F Maurer estates.
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Katharine Budzene
Anna K. Wacker
M. Emma Budzene
Charles F. Weber
Fred E. Rockefeller
Ellen Maurer
John F. Maurer
Skelton Undergoes Emergency Surgery in Santa Monica
Comedian Red Skelton had an emergency appendix operation Saturday in Santa Monica. Dr. Tanley Immerman said he is progressing satisfactorily.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Red Skelton
Tanley Immerman
Skelton
Clifton Schmitt Leads Trap Committee in Charge
Clifton Schmitt headed the trap shoot with the committee in charge including Harry Braun Gene Brugman and Stephen Brugman.
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Clifton Schmitt
Harry Braun
Gene Brugman
Stephen Brugman
Bible School Plans and Vacation Session Details
Reader inquiry asks which Sunday school is attended and which vacation school runs June 11 to 22. Participants should send to the Rev. M. D. Kilver at 510 Iowa Avenue, Muscatine, with grade level information.
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M. D. Kilver
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine
Seats Available On Bus To Mooseheart Event
A limited number of seats remain on a round trip bus trip Sunday June 10 to Mooseheart program and exercises. The Moose lodge secretary Emery Martin announced the trip departing Moose home at 6 am and returning in the evening. Moose members and wives may join by contacting the lodge secretary. Round trip tickets cost 4.50 per person.
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Mooseheart,ll
Emery Martin
Lodge
Chowns Leave to Spend Vacation At Crystal Beach
Nichols and Mrs Robert Chown with Karen Jimmy and Max depart Friday for International Falls Minnesota to spend a week at Lee Ulchs Crystal Beach resort. Mrs Alberta Kelly Mrs Verna Reeder and B L Metcalf attend a Davenport party for Harriet Ripleys 90th birthday at the Metcalf home in Nichols. Marie Borgstadt of Iowa City visited Nichols. Ho Adamson of Kansas City stayed in the Ben Nichols home. L R Carson Betty Mae and Jimmy of Oskaloosa vacationed with the Curtis James family over Memorial day. Mrs Carson formerly Harriet James taught in Nichols. Robert Soukup and Dianne of Riverside visited the Christoffersons in Nichols.
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Nichols
Robert Chown
Karen
Jimmy
Max
International Falls
Minn
Lee Ulch
Crystal Beach
Alberta Kelly
Verna Reeder
B. L. Metcalf
Davenport
Marie Borgstadt
Iowa City
Ho Adamson
Kansas City
Ben Nichols
L. R. Carson
Betty Mae
Oskaloosa
Curtis James
Carson
Harriet James
Robert Soukup
Dianne
Riverside
Martin Christofferson
Happy Workers Defer Meeting Postponed to Tuesday
Grandview announces that the Happy Workers Sunday school class will defer its meeting one week and hold it Tuesday night June 12 at the pack if weather permits or in the church basement. Committee members are Mrs Estella Berk Nora Werner and Barbara Cocklin.
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Carl McGill
Lodi
Calif
McGill
Glen
R. C. Priebe
Des Moines
Sigma Cappi Club
Anna Wier
Nettie Bishop
Don McDaniel
Leroy Jones
Bettendorf
Davenport
Billy Krahl
Springdale Consolidated School
Krahl
Iowa University
Iowa City
David Werner
Los Angeles
Albert Werner
District Court Notes Judgment List From Jefferson County
A District Court notes several judgments and filings including Darrell V. Lynn vs C. B. Hoopes for 355.25 in damages from a Oct 11 1950 highway 34 accident in Jefferson County. Other actions involve State Furniture Co. vs Leroy and Alice Foreman. Goodyear Tire Co. vs V C Bill. B F Goodrich Co. vs Merle and Sophia Strause. assignments for J E Haffner and Phil's Cities Service. Lucille Swain confesses judgment for 555.20 to Raymond B. Swain. an unsatisfied execution from Justice of the Peace on O W Gorham vs Orin and Gertrude Sell. Judge Matthew Westrate orders Orin and Gertrude Sell to appear June 9 at 10 a m.
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Darrell V. Lynn
C. B. Hoopes
Muscatine
Highway
Jefferson County
State Furniture Company
Leroy Foreman
Alice Thompson
Atty
Robert C. Petersen
William Jones
Jones
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
V. C. Bill
Vic’s
Durant
B. F. Goodrich Company
Merle
Sophia Strause
J. E. Haffner
DDS
Phil
Cities Service
Lucille Swain
Raymond B. Swain
Justice of the Peace
Robert Jehring
O. W. Gorham
Orin
Gertrude Sell
Gorham
Matthew Westrate
Sell
Ted Lawrence Named Wilton High Coach for Next School Year
Wilton High School selects Ted Lawrence of Oakville as athletic coach for the upcoming year. Lawrence will take over after leasing the Norton Manor apartment recently vacated by Archie Frye and family, with Mrs. Lawrence and their son joining later in the summer.
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Wilton
Ted Lawrence
Oakville
Board of Education
Wilton High School
Lawrence
Norton Manor
Archie Frye
New Metal Hevimet Named Half Heavier Than Lead
A new metal described as fifty percent heavier than lead has been coined as hevimet. The term appears in reports noting its unusual density and potential uses in industry and science.
Elephants Trained as Work Animals Now Common
The article notes that contrary to old beliefs African elephants can be trained as work animals, with about 30 to 40 trained annually in recent years. It promotes subscribing to The Journal.
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Riley Funeral Home
East Seventh Street
Hawkeye Lumber CO
Leslie Torrence
Armor Coat
Pentagon
Washington
James Jabara
Eddie Rickenbacker
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Jabara
Korea
Bible School
Mooseheart
Classified Ads
Chowns
Chrysler
Magnus Launderers
Wilton High
Journal Today
Muscatine Building & Loan Assn
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