Sweetland Church Picnic and Community Notices
Sweetland church hosts annual picnic for Sweetland King's Heralds families with about 60 attendees. Weather moved event from Weed park to the church. a noon basket dinner accompanied mystery mother pairings. Reports from society officers noted 25 paid members and six meetings. plans to reorganize in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Sweetland King’s Heralds
Weed Park
Muscatine
Mae Bill
Dottie Sy- Wassing
50-Ciety
Robert Downer
Miriam SyWassing
Holtz
Will Holtz
Clarence
Ernest
Herbert Holtz
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Victor Miller
Grace
Ruth
Paul
Emma Miller
Arthur Royal
Henderson Timber
Verle SyWassink
Verle
Carl Lang
LaVerne
Lois and
Inez Lang
Moscow
Marjorie Latchaw
Wilton
J. T. Downer
Verle Holtz
Mrs
Henry Holtz
Patriotic Program at Wapello Church and Local Socials
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church in Wapello features a patriotic program for the three lower Sunday school departments at 10 45 with songs readings prayers and a brief pastor’s message. Other items include a North Wapello children’s show raising funds for fireworks, W R C anniversary activities, club meetings, and local visits and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Presbyterian Church
Joan Muir
Maywood
Ill
Little Sisters
Shirley Bandy
Marjorie
Marian Arnhood
Crete McCollister
Dorothy
Gene Winder
Genevieve Green
Club notices and a family trip update
Faye George and Mrs. Everett Butler are noted. The next club meeting will be with Mrs. Mabel Stone. Mrs. E Cover left Thursday night for Dighton Kansas for a few days visit with her parents. Her mother is in poor health and she is accompanied by her granddaughter Frances Cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye George
Everett Butler
Mabel Stone
E. Cover
Dighton, Kas
Frances Cover
Oak Grove Church Plans Potluck Supper and Sermon
A potluck supper is announced for Sunday at 6 30 p m at the Oak Grove Christian church basement. The Rev Robert Chord of Marengo will deliver the sermon that evening after the meal. State Superintendent T A Johnson of Grinnell sent Mr Chord to confer as prospective minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranston
Oak Grove Christian Church
Robert Chord
Marengo
T. A. Johnson
Grinnell
Chord
Oak Grove
Mrs. M. M. Marquis Honored at Dinner in Aledo
Mrs. M. M. Marquis was honored at a birthday dinner at her Aledo home with attendees including Dr. and Mrs. B V Marquis Miss Pauline Marquis of Northbrook and the Frank Childs family of Davenport A large quilt display and ice cream social followed at the hall sponsored by the Ladies Aid and Missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Prairie
B V. Marquis
M. M. Marquis
Aledo
Pauline Marquis
Northbrook
Frank Childs
Blee
Davenport
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society
John Bembenek
Elvin
Madison
Wis
Lowes Host Dinner for Friends in Concord
Concord residents Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Lowe entertained Wednesday evening with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milholn and children Doris and Donald of Muscatine, L. M. Dallmeyer family, William Edmondson, Carl Brown, Harley Diller and others. Miss Mina Morris visited en route to Gravity Ind. and was elected again for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Vernon Lowe
Richard Milholn
Doris
Donald
Muscatine
L. M. Dallmeyer
Kenneth
Carl
Lewis and Bruce
William Edmondson
Carl Brown
Harley Diller
Jean
Pauline
Artis
Billie Lowe
Ruby Leiberknecht
Ronnie Davis
Patricia
C. B. Shellabarger
Adam Beckey
Conesville
Herb Crull
Monroe Adams
Wapello
Mina Morris
Co. B. Shellabarger
Edna
Gravity
Muskegon Height
Michigan
Miss Morris
Helen Dallmeyer
Henry Tisor
W. S. McConahay
French Leaders Prepare to Duel
Pierre Godin aged 60 and Jean Chiappe aged 57 were set to duel after Chiappe challenged in a political clash rising from the Stavisky riots. The pair, once close friends, faced a tense national mood as the duel loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godin Chiappe
France
Pierre Godin
Jean Chiappe
Paris
Chiappe
Morning Sun Girl in Home Wedding
A pretty home wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Hudson with Miss Harriet E Hudson marrying A Dale Swisher of Chariton in a double ring ceremony. Attendants were Miss Alice Hudson and Dean Hudson. The bride is a Morning Sun high school graduate of 1929 and Iowa State College 1933 with teaching roles in Pleasant Lawn Consolidated School and Olds high school. The groom, a 1933 Iowa State graduate in engineering, is with the war department at the CCC camp in Chariton. They will live in Chariton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Edward Hudson
Harriet E. Hudson
A. Dale Swisher
Chariton
H. W. Munster
Mediapolis
Alice Hudson
Dean Hudson
Pleasant Lawn
Henry County
Olds
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Iowa State
Pi Kappa Phi
Contract Let for West Branch Road Improve 8.6 Miles
The state highway commission awarded the second course bituminous surfacing on 8.6 miles of primary road No. 1 from Iowa City to West Branch to Hargrave Construction of Cedar Rapids at a cost of 13 917.70 dollars. The note also mentions that the average worker loses 6 12 days yearly to common colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
West Branch
Hargrave Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
State Highway Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sweetland Church Group
King’s Heralds
North Wapello
Huddle Barn
Jennie Joy
Harry Schneider
Henry Mohlie
Tom Fry
Mt. Pleasant
Women's Relief Corps
Guthrie
J. M. Guthrie
Millicent Winter
Lillian Keck
Blanche Pantel
John Keck
Burlington Hospital
D. A. McAfee
Jolly Workers Club
Will Schlutz
Columbus Junction
Ernest Dunlap
Guy Wiley
Harry Limbecker
Vandemark
Hortense Harris
Fion Aid
St. Charles
Oak Grove Church
Illinois City Hall
Joseph Purcell
Charles Parker
Marston
Elizabeth Knauss
Baptist Church
Eugene Castor
Rufus Castor
Gulf of Mexico
Elgins
Walthams
Graham Drug Store
Havercamp Drug Store
Havercamp Pharmacy
Henderson Drug Store
McBride Drug Store
McDaniel Drug Store
Morgan Drug Store
Nietzel Drug Store
Baye
Kotex
Qualit
Choice
I. F. Barnard Co.—Jewelers
J. and
J. Talia
ZDC
ATC
Castile
Lic
Sec Ca
Ais
Zoe
Coty Pwd
Isterin
Corega
Tek
Feenamint
Lowes
Russell Wykert
Louisa Center
Miss Hudson
Dale Swisher
Earl Blair
Missouri
West Branch Road
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