Junction Couple Wed Saturday at Wapello
A Columbus Junction couple wed in Wapello on Saturday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Gordon Todd in attendance. The bride, a Columbus High School 1933 graduate, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Bell who graduated in 1931, plan to reside on a farm. The piece also notes a Lewis family reunion at Chau tauqua park with 61 present and various local visitors and events noted in the area.
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Columbus Junction
Leland Bell
Wapello
Gordon Todd
Columbus High School
Clifford Bell
Lewis
Chautauqua Park
Harry Lewis
L. E. Epling
Topeka
Kas
Delta Cadogan
Laura Tredmore
Muscatine
Eugene Lewis
F. A. Lewis
W. D. Lewis
Jeanette Lewis
Joe Lewis
Joan
Floyd Dean
Lola Lewis
Frank Rock
Jack Peters
Cornelia
Helen Morrison
Earl Lewis
Ida Howell
George Basman
Carrie Borneman
Davenport
Robert Howell
Gerald
Paul Howell
Frank Moore
Willis
Ralph
Donald Howell
Bessie
Nellie Moore
W. E. Ruston
Grand Junction
Howell
Leon Howell
Elvin
Nellie Shabinon
George
Robert
R. E. McCracken
Loda
Ill
E. W. Alsip
Isaac Stone
Oakdale
Floyd Pine
Burle Ruston
Ruston
E. E. Griffith
Claude Hill
Wilma Teel
Columbus City
Axel Soderstorm
Moline
Wild Cat den
Carl Duncan
Buffalo
John Bell
R. R. Crumbley
Trenton
Cotter
R. D. Sinclair
Charles Gallaher
Sioux Fall
S. D
L. E. Duncan
Sioux City
Merle Cecil
Lois Wells
Sioux Falls
S. C
Charles Johns
Taylor Ridge
E. A. Leonhard
J. W. Hoover
Lewis Merrick
P. E. O. Society
Dorothy McCormac
Vinnie Turkington
E. C. Gentzler
Joyce
Gentzler
Bellevue Hospital
Minor Alsip
Lone Tree
Alsip
Florence Curtis
Lena Reading
Terre Haute
Ind
W. L. Curtis
Helen Stephens
Cresco
Kathleen King
Boone
Curtis
Fred Wagen
Social gathering notes from Wilton and surrounding towns
Many Wilton residents hosted and attended family dinners and weekend visits with relatives from Morse Minneapolis Chicago Clinton Muscatine and Davenport. Guests included the Hudler and Cockshoot families and others from Iowa Nebraska and Illinois. A Cedar County fair report and a piano recital at Olive Burrows studio also appear in the week’s social items.
150 Will Take Part in Play at Louisa County Fair
Columbus Junction reports the radio life comedy The World's All Right joins the Louisa County Fair program Thursday and Friday with 150 actors. Dr. D A Marker heads the cast as radio announcer, with Miss Martha Smylie as secretary and sweetheart. Local students, choirs, and a large chorus fill the production with names and roles. Special numbers include Smile Smile the Worlds All Right and Harlem High Stepper.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair
D. A. Marker
Martha Smylie
Supt
H. E. Northey
Columbus Public Schools
Dinkell Pickles, Inc
William Dunn
Bill Collector
Wanda Marshall
Bert Bennett
Carl Weber
Everett Hanft
Berdine Smylie
Paul Masonholder
Lawrence Richards
Jesse George, Jr. Oberg
Bill Cecil
Ferrel Smylie
Rudolph Votroubek
Jack Cecil
Clair Roth
Dean Duncan
Doc Lambert
Harlan Eliason
Gerald Breneman
Bill Darrow
Isabelle Green
Jean Hawkins
Betty Edmondson
Clarissa Gillette
Vera Bliven
Mildred Nelson
Darlene Masonholder
Lillian Morrison
Carol Jean Littrel
Margaret Jane Johnston
Jean Robertson
Jane Harbison
Margaret James
Charlotte Allen
Evelyn Kerr
Margaret Cecil
E. W. McWliams
Fred Moore
C. S. Ramsdale
Ramsdale
Claire Roth
Donald Oak
Laurence Cutkomp
S. A. Dwinell
Beulah Luckey
Paul Weber
Junior Smith
Dickie Hill
Dean Blair
Tommy Lamp
Arthur Pugh
Nadine Pine
Esther Lukins
Juanita Fisher
Mary Ramsdale
Louise Ramsdale
Betty Lou Norris
Billie Dwinell
Donna Sellers
Cecelia Ann Peters
Ruth Church
Doris Ann Pugh
Catherine James
Mary Jane Bell
Peggy Ann Bell
Billy Jean Reece
Bobby Meeker
Delores Ann Marshall
Jack Marshall
Harlem High Stepper
Vagabond Kings
Stars and Stripes
Harold Duncan
Edith Orr
Florence Adams Elected Leader of Priscilla Club
Florence Adams was chosen president of the Priscilla club at a Friday meeting at Miss Ethyl McCullough’s home. Gertude Hamilton was named vice president, Lucy Kirchner secretary-treasurer, and Edna Green press correspondent. Rose Petsel won high score in bridge. Bertha Shoquist was second.
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Lone Tree
Florence Adams
Priscilla Club
Ethyl McCullough
Gertrude Hamilton
Lucy Kirchner
Edna Green
Rose Petsel
Bertha Shoquist
Josephine Sherburne
Ben Jehle
Frank Yedlick
Clarence Tuttle
Charlie Forbes
George Petry
Walter Horrell
Loretta Koch
Wheatland
Koch
Dora Petru
Mary Petru
Dorothy Crawford Petru
Bonnie Crawford
Marcella Petru
Virginia
Margaret Coon
Fern Harachberger
Dorothy Yakish
Jean Musser
Gertrude Ann Hiebing
Iola Petru
Erma Schomberg
Gladys Attig
Genevieve Domine
Bessie Herring
Geraldine Carpenter
Evelyn
Helen Petru
Arthur Petru
Minnie Yocum
Albert Lea
Minn
Relief Corps
Iowa City Corps
Legion Hall
Kirkwood Post and Corps
Della Morrison
Ruth Lenz
Cora Huskins
Genevieve Bell
Mary Petry
Walker's Beach
Gayle Toland
DeWayne _ Stonebarger
Bob Axthelm
Dick Holdeman
Bob Stonebarger
Jack Figgins
Bill Platt
Jimmie Loehr
John Crawford
Bill McGuire
Gerald Brinkmeyer
Dorothea Mueller Weds Lloyd Potter in North Buffalo Prairie
Dorothea Mueller and Lloyd L. Potter wed in a candle light ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran church North Buffalo Prairie. The Rev E D Mennicke officiated the double ring service with Alta Potter as maid of honor Julius Mueller as best man. The couple plans a motor trip to northern Wisconsin and a visit to the Chicago World’s Fair before settling on the Henry Potter farm nearby.
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Buffalo Prairie
Evangelical Lutheran Church
North Buffalo Prairie
Dorothea Mueller
Louis Mueller
Lloyd L. Potter
Henry Potter
E. D. Mennicke
Alta Potter
Julius Mueller
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lone Tree social notes recount weekend visits and events
Local residents and visitors share weekend drives and gatherings. Notable items include Helen Werbach heading to Amana to teach English, birthdays celebrated for Incent Voita, a funeral attendance for Mrs. Matila Morse, and multiple family picnics and visits across Lone Tree and nearby towns. An appendectomy case at Mercy hospital and weddings/birth announcements round out the community snapshot.
Mission Group at Wilton Presbyterian Meeting
Wilton Presbyterian Missionary society held its regular monthly gathering in the church parlor. lesson leaders were Mrs. H P Mason and Mrs. Mary Schroeder with topics on New Women s Organizations in Persia and Foreign Missions Are Going On. Luncheon followed the session.
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George Holzhauer
F. E. Robertson
H. G. Nicolaus
E. B. Miller
Mr. Lumbar
Frances Kelley
Irma Wildasin
Sweetland News and Community Notes
Ina Taylor returned from Iowa City to begin nurse training in Oskaloosa at Mahaska. The September meeting of Sweetland Ladies Aid and Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies will gather in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. A mite-box offering, postponed from August, will be taken this week. Mildred Bacon of Tucson visits the Haifleighs. Efforts to reorganize Sunday services at Sweetland church proceed with temporary officers. Luke Cockshoot family shared supper with the Taylors. C. A. Raub visited Des Moines for Arthur’s return from the state fair with Hampshire pigs earning prizes.
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Sweetland
Ina Taylor
Iowa City
Tucson
Ariz
S. D. Haifleigh
Sweetland Church
Luke Cockshoot
Clifton
Mort
Kenneth
Lysle
Wilton
Local Visits and Travel Names Trade Center Figures
Concord Columbus Junction resident Calvin Gage of Kinross visited Clair Clark home on Thursday. Mrs. A. J. Foster returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs. Clyde Torode near Wapello. Harold Shellabarger drove his aunt Miss Edna Shellabarger to Marengo for teaching next year. Miss Priscilla Williams of Mt. Vernon visited her grandmother Mrs. Jake Lieberknecht. Mrs. Floyd Pine and Mrs. Isaac Stone of Columbus Junction plus Mrs. Clair Clark visited Muscatine Friday. Anna Geduch returned to Chicago after summer with Robert Barnes family. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Foster and ...
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Columbus Junction
Calvin Gage
Kinross
Clair Clark
A. J. Foster
Clyde Torode
Wapello
Harold Shellabarger
Edna Shellabarger
Marengo
Priscilla Williams
Mt. Vernon
Jake Lieberknecht
Floyd Pine
Isaac
Local residents attend dinners and services across C R I area
BV Marquis and family spent Saturday in Aledo for a 25th wedding anniversary dinner. Rev A G Lacy of Rock Island attended the Union Sunday school picnic at Powell's grove. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Schmidt on Wednesday. Several residents visit relatives in Rock Island and Minnesota. The fall term opens with Miss Oletta Oneill and Laurence Reason as teachers. The 1 room Kimbal school enrolls 44 pupils. A large group gathers for Mr Lafever's birthday. Aledo surgery for Florence Boruff reports favorable. Various families visit Chicago World’s Fair and Owensboro Kentucky trips. Funeral for Mike Mader at Marston church noted.
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Jack Kutcher
Will Stock
Bettendorf
Ed Matteisen
Anna Mattiesen
Maynard Forwald
Keota
Mike Schoen
Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
Charles Horak
Norma
Ainsworth
Lunier Voita
Wheatland
Mary Swedensky
Frank Nemec
Betty
Otto Voita
Thomas Knotek
Lone Tree
Frank Clark
Cedar Rapids
Frank Polane
Roy Bickel
Oakville
Frank Aubrecht
Lawrence Burgess
Burlington
Frank Auprecht
Chet Yocum
Marion
Albert Lea
Minn
John Aldinger
Helen
Cloyce Roberta
Brookfield
Matila Morse
Clarence Hora
Nichols
Iowa City Park
L. E. Brinkmeyer
Elmer Stock
Charles Buline
William Buline
Delores
Roscoe Plum
Frances Buline
Steve Schuessler
J. W. Buline
Ralph Buline
Solon
Wis
V. F. Viota
William Jehle
Gwendolyn
Woodworth, I
V. F. Voita
John Krall
Rose Fisher
Lewis Horak
Washington
T. E. Pepler
Iowa City
J. D. Musser
Edwin Magruder
Lloyd Magruder
Mercy Hospital
Vincent Rummelhart
Harold Musser
Cecelia Kaalberg
Ruby Quaar
Holyoke
Savannah
Ill
BV. Marquis
Aledo
Ernest Vanatta
Minnesota
Oletta Oneill
Rock Island
Laurence Reason
Kimbal
Dave Vanatta
Ralph Vanatta
Marjorie
Clair Monson
Chicago
Bert Denning
Nebraska
Florence Boruff
Aledo Hospital
William Mahaffey
Robert Taylor
Ellis Lafever
Lafever
Ada Gaines
New Boston
Dean Mills
Floyd Vetter
Albert Vetter
Wrayville
Owensboro
Kentucky
Mike Mader
Marston
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
James Denning
Marjorie Vanatta
Edith Clare Monson
Alice Dusenberry
Darlene Kimball
Benjamin Marquis
Kelley Lancaster
Rockford
Boyd Kistler
Miss Bonnichsen Attends State Fair Des Moines Visit
Miss Frances Bonnichsen returned Friday evening from Des Moines after attending the state fair Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Burton Noland Margene and Warren and Mrs C B Clark came back Saturday afternoon after visiting relatives and the century of progress.
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Frances Bonnichsen
Des Moines
Burton Noland
Margene and
Warren
C. B. Clark
Krebs Chosen to Represent Union at Des Moines Convention
Krebs and Walter Krebs named alternate delegate for the farmers union convention in Des Moines on Sept 20 at the Prairie unit meeting held at the Colberg home. About 50 attended and 500 was later played with honors to Johannsen, Dage, Paulsen, Miss Schlueter, and the Johannsen and Schlapkohl families. Luncheon served.
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Stockton
Emil Krebs
Farmers, Union
Des Moines
Walter Krebs
Preirie
Ernest Colberg
Leonard Johannsen
Louis Dage
Harvey Paulsen
Malinda Schlueter
William Schlapkohl
Herbert Hintze
Long Grove
Louis Hintze
Wheatland
Louis Timmsen
Irene
Walter Timmsen
Edna Mary
Arthur Timmsen
Frank
Ralph Meyer
Durant
Henry Arp
Elmer
Herman Petersen
Plain View
Hanns Muhs
Elizabeth Steffen
Bertha Lindamen
Walcott
Henry Fromme
H. P. Bohnsack
Buster and
Vernon
Marguerite
Arlene
Harriette
Shirley Jean
Jeanette
Henry Bangertson
Wayne
Ruth
Wapello W C T U Annual Meeting Planned
The Wapello W C T U will hold its annual meeting at the Presbyterian church Wednesday with an all day program. Local presidents will report, officers will be elected, and speakers include Rev. W. J. Griffin of Morning Sun and Mrs. Emma Amburn Arnold.
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Wapello
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
W. J. Griffin
Morning Sun
Emma Amburn Arnold
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