Pasewark-Weds Miss Sims In Methodist Parsonage
Miss Darlene Sims wed Charles Kenneth Pasewark at the Methodist parsonage in Kansas City. Rev F C Witzigman performed the 8 p.m. ceremony. The couple plans a California move after a brief visit to Kansas City, with attendees Mr William Sims Jr and Mrs Sims Jr.
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W. C. Sims
Darlene
Charles Kenneth Pasewark
Kansas City
Kansas
F. C. Witzigman
William Sims Jr
Tuesday Tourist Club Guest Day Returns After War
Approximately seventy five ladies attend Tuesday Tourist Club Guest Day at the Legion Hall after the war began. Members in receiving line include Mrs. Alice Carland and others. Mrs. Platt chairs the program with Miss Aud rey Avery singing and Edna Means cutting. A tea followed with peonies and heliotrope adorning the table. Other society items note South East division meeting, a bridal shower for Marilyn Chase, and various club notices.
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Legion Hall
Theelub
Alice Carland
Rodney Miller
H. O. Moyer
Frank Walrath
R. V. Bernhart
George Platt
Audrey Avery
Love Thee
Grieg
Carland
Margaret Dolty
Edna Mean
du Maurier
Rebecca
Aris Gertrude Platt
Miss Platt
A. C. Wilson
84th Birthday of Mr P E Peterson Celebrated
P E Peterson of 503 North Frederick marks his 84th birthday today, shown in a photo caption. He is noted to be in excellent health and content with the occasion.
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P. E. Peterson
North Frederick
Clubs and Lodges Schedule Busy Week
The Methodist Philathéa Society plans a family picnic on Thursday June 6 at City Park at 6 30. Coffee and cream will be furnished. The Ladies of the Women’s Democratic Club will meet Thursday.
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Methodist Philathéa Society
Women's Democratic Club
MacDowell Club Installs Officers
Mrs O R Reynolds entertained the MacDowell club at her home Tuesday evening. After a business meeting with year’s activity reports the club installed officers for the coming year: President Mrs Walter Kulschat, vice president Mrs Lewis Warren, secretary Mrs Robert Ash, treasurer Miss Evelyn Eck, corresponding secretary Mrs Keith Kelly, press correspondent Mrs R M Duke. Mrs Charles McQueen was installing officer with Mrs Sidney Ramsey as aide. Lunch followed.
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O. R. Reynolds
MacDowell Club
Walter Kulschat
Lewis Warren
Robert Ash
Evelyn Eck
Keith Kelly
R. M. Duke
Charles McQueen
Sidney Ramsey
Reynolds
Oelwein Girls Finish College Courses
Miss Virginia Becker graduates Mount Mercy Junior College Cedar Rapids as one of nine to win the gold bar for scholastic excellence and extra curricular activity. Miss Virginia Munn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto W Munn, will receive a BA at Guinnell College Monday morning June 10. She majored in business economics. Monday marks the college's 100th anniversary.
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Virginia Becker
Mount Mercy Junior College
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Munn
Otto W. Munn
Guinnell College
Strawberry Point Lions Elect Officers
Strawberry Point Lions met Monday evening to elect officers and appoint committees for the hospital drive on Friday, June 7. Officers elected included Paul Lindemeyer as president, Frank Runyon as first vice president, Dr. R. V. Brandt as second vice president, Bert Cole as secretary treasurer, Roland Barrack as lion tamer, Dr. J. Matthews as tail twister, and board members Rev. S. J. Meyer Rev. R. Park Anderson G. J. Gill and Alfred Osterman.
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Strawberry Point
Lions Club
Paul Lindemeyer
Frank Runyon
R. V. Brandt
Bert Cole
Roland Barrack
J. Matthews
Honor Bride-to-be At Monday Party
Mrs. Glen Sherman and her daughter Shaila hosted a miscellaneous shower for Lorraine Walker bride to be of Charles Owen. Thirty guests shared recipes, bingo awarded Mrs. Harold Littelle, lunch by the hostesses, gifts received by the bride.
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Marilyn Chase
Arhur Crawford
Harry Chase
Chase
Fayette
Glen Sherman
Shaila
Lorraine Walker
Waldo Walker
Charles Owen
Hampton
Harold Littelle
A Way to Remember Jones at the Station Joke
Jones asks whySmith is at the station at an odd hour. He replies he forgets things until at the station and needs time to go back for them. A nurse remark ends the fragment with a humorous line about memory and timeliness.
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Jones
Smith
Fragmented quotes and wry quips from a bygone column
A collage of hurried jokes and sayings attributed to G. S. and others. Aunt Hetty jokes about losing money to an English woman. A seaside captain and sailor exchange near a ship. A garbled line about women, washing, and marriage. Monroe’s electoral tally noted as 231 votes for Monroe in 1820.
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Aunt Hetty
Hiram
Hetty
Monroe
James Monroe
John Quincy Adar
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South East Division
First Baptist Church
Carl Shupe
Carl Wait
Kirk Garrison
LaVern Warthan
R. Rathbun
OUR Lady OF Lourdes
Pete Pirilu
Lyle Sisco
Blaine Cannon
Steve Kustie
Leo Adair
DEN
A. L. Baker
R. W. Zuber
Den 2
Den 5
Buckskin
Joan Baker
Richard Lacy
Stahlhut
Sumner
Jefferson Township Farm Bureau
Theron Finch
L. A
B. of R. T
VFW
American Legion Auxiliary
W.R.C
Griffith Aid
Loyal Star
Labor Hall
Wapsipinicon
Dar Wil
H. Wetlauffer
Women of the Moose
Town Hall
Ennie Laurie
Korde
M Koss
Armour’s
Feelin
Lewa
Clubs and
Lodges
BLAIR
Spain
Deneus Hog Ringer
Hill
Marty Jacobs
Oelwein, Towa
Oelwein
Tdyengu
Palo
Janmor
Panamas
Panama
Cannon Mills
Lions
G. S
Max Drug Company
Maynard
A. W. Parsons