Mrs. Kemper Honored by Buffalo Friends Shower
Mrs Walter Kemper of Buffalo formerly Miss Charlotte Lobdell bride of here received a miscellaneous shower hosted by the groom’s mother Mrs Anna Kemper giving prizes to several attendees and noting many spring bouquets and gifts. A later note covers 4 H club plans and local visits by Montpelier families with illness and hospital recovery updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Bujewski
Walter Kemper
Buffalo
Ed Bujewski
Mary
Marcella
Dorothy Reeves
Fairport
Arthur Hetzler
Anna Marie
Andrey
Raymond
Glee Cole
Donna Jean
Henry Henke
Woreen and
Clair
Anna Henke
William Wunderlich
Hazel Wunderlich
D. A. Grimm
John Sywassink, Jr
Henry Sywassink
Henry Fitchner
William Fitchner
Peter Mohnsen
Fred Crow
Thomas Noble
Ray Fix
Gustaf Mansen
Rosalind
August Kemper
Edgar Kemper
Ruth
Paul
Edward
Martha
Doris
Gladys
Anna Kemper
Teckla Rinnert
Vivian Hedrick
Evelyn Nettleton
Marian Rinnert
Beryl Lobdell
Edwin Dipple
Lloyd Dipple
Delores and
Lloyd
Vera Schroeder
Walter Bohnsack
Arlene
Ed Batchelor
Muscatine
Wilbur Dipple
Stockton
Richters
Katherine Holtz
Violet
Grace
Nedra McWilliams
Joe Richter
Ella Franklin
Montpelier
Bert Kleasath
Anice and
Rankin
Mannie Nugent
Montgomery
Nugent
Irma Kandel
Davenport
Irma Sprague
Here
Mercy Hospital
Doan's Pills Promise Kidney Relief Since 1934
Medical notice claims kidneys hold 15 miles of tubes needing washing to remove waste. It links backache and dizziness to poor kidney drainage and urges asking a druggist for Doan's Pills, a long used remedy from Foster Milburn Co since 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Pleasant Prairie Farmers Busy With Corn and Tomato Crops
Local farmers tackle corn planting and tomato setting amid ground crust from recent rains. Cut worm damage to tomatoes prompts use of bran poison around plants. Hay crops near ready. outlook favorable. Social notes include visits and illness. church events and Aid society meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hayes
Lawrence
Maxine
Earnham
Charles Tough
Meta Kistenmacher
Muscatine
A. L. Eis
Lester Eis
Fjis
Alfred Franklin
Marylin
Norma
Mone
de Ete Eis
C. O. Rockafellow
Charles Weber
Claus Thomson
Lloyd Nicewanner
Arthur Sissel
Julia Stormer
Davenport
Rudolph Stormer
Franklin Parrish
Cedar Rapids
Pleasant Prairie
Junction Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Columbus Junction boards set plans for a full day Fourth of July at the fair grounds. Committees tackle entertainment advertising finance program concessions with members named. Lieutenant David Morris, originally slated as speaker, cannot attend but will visit later. Thirty-one attended the meeting. Next gathering is a July 2 Chautauqua park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Fair Grounds
Lewis Pugh
O. Lynn
E. P. Shellabarger
B. H. Shearer
Floyd Pine
Frank Coffin
J. J. Robertson
J. E. Reaney
E. O. Newell
T. N. O'Neill
G. N. Duncan
W. H. Hull
H. Lee Huston
J. C. Richie
David Morris
Moline
Chautauqua Park
Miss Kruidenier Weds E H Place in Monmouth Ill
Miss Elizabeth Kruidenier of Monmouth becomes bride of Eart i Place of Hillsdale Michigan. Ceremony at Second United Presbyterian Church Columbus City officiated by Rev C S Ramsdale and Rev Bruce Buchanan. About 350 attend. reception for 200. couple to honeymoon at Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Monmouth Ill
Elizabeth Kruidenier
Eart i. Place
Hillsdale
Mich
C. S. Ramsdale
Columbus City
Bruce Buchanan
Ethiopia
Egypt
Second United Presbyterian Church
Yellowstone Park
Walcott Hosts Royal Neighbors District Meeting
The Royal Neighbors of America district convention met in Walcott on Tuesday with a large Stockton camp delegation. Officers led a ballot drill and two members, Sadie Belter and Marjorie Paarman, took part in the comic drill. A long list of attendees is noted, including Mesdames Bangert Belter Nicewarner Sissel Frank Dage Colberg Colberg Paustian Kebs Schlapketer Laverner Duge and Miss Anderson. The June social gathering will be held Thursday in Stockton hall with hostesses Mrs. Ella Schlapkohl and Mrs. Georgia Bangert.
Treasurer Reports Old Age Payments
Louisa county treasurer announces 46 percent of taxpayers eligible for the old age pension tax have paid up. Cash receipts total $6,422 from 3,211 persons. $13,828 remains due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal News Service
Wapello
Louisa County
Dissolution of Avenue Cash Grocery Partnership
Notice states the Smith and Grossklaus partnership operating Avenue Cash Grocery is dissolved and the business will continue by F. M. Smith who intends to retain all former patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith and Grossklaus
Avenue Cash Grocery
F. M. Smith
Grace Evangelical and Reformed church to mark 75th anniversary
Wilton observes the Grace Evangelical and Reformed church 75th anniversary with June 9 opening and a week of services. Greetings by Bennett Muscatine churches June 11 and Cones ville Lone Tree churches June 12, plus a Vera J Newgard piano recital. Sunday program features church school worship confirmation and reception of members and greetings from former pastors. Special music by choir and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bennett and Muscatine
Evangelical and Reformed
Conesville
Lone Tree
Vera J. Newgard
Trinity Church
P. H. Achterman
Achterman
J. C. Horning
St. Joseph
Western Superintendent of Mission
Silver Creek Reformed Church
German Valley, Ill
Guests Entertained in Conesville Home
Mr and Mrs George Shoultz and children Marjorie Ray and Mila Jean and Mrs Johanna Shoultz were all day guests at the McKinley Buser home in Conesville Sunday. Dinner guests at the Richard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shoultz
Marjorie
Ray
Mila
Jean
Johanna Shoultz
McKinley Buser
Conesville
Richard
Local Social Visits Highlight Bartenhagen and Shephard Homes
West Liberty Iowa residents Mr and Mrs Myron Boyle with Merrill and Bobby visit the Bartenhagen family. Ernest Bartenhagen joins Mrs Fred Bartenhagen and Harold Bartenhagen. Asa Shephard hosts guests including Edward Zimmeron Jr of Atalisa and Robert Brugmat family from Bloomington township. Billy and Bobby Hillmer spend Tuesday at the C F Bartenhagen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartenhagen
Myron Boyle
Merrill
Bobby
West Liberty
Iowa
Fred Bartenhagen
Gon
Ernest
Harold Bartenhagen
Asa Shepard
Edward Zimmeron, Jr
Atalisa
Robert Brugmat
Maynard
Irene
Bloomington Township
Billy
Bobby Hillmer
C. F. Bartenhagen
Raises hogs and sells hams in Ris ing Sund
A note points out that raising hogs and selling hams is common in Ris ing Sund and mentions that over 300 cities and towns in the country bear names derived from foods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemper
Charlotte Lobbdell
Gus Allchin
Delores
Donna Lee
Myria
Fred Ampress
Harry
Chicago
Umphress
Hans A Hebbeln
Lawrence Braun
Janet
Chester Hover
Aug. Kemper
August Schroeder
Henry Spring
Delores Allchin
Edward Wells
Eulalia of
Durant
F. B. Rinnert
Eleasath
Minnie Nugent
James Nugent
Kenneth
Antone Braun
Havana
Miss Kruidenier
E. H. Place
Walcott
Royal Neighbors
Vincent
Aioe
Senorita
Castile
Armand
Lady Esther
Beauty Sa
Sic
Rexall
Edward Kolar
Sheria
Lee
Henderson
Pepsodent
Wilton Group
Cannon Towels
Lastex
Riverside
Ise
Montgomery Ward
West Second St
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