Mrs Rude Honored At Telephone Office Shower
Pocahontas Mrs Ronald Rude longtime Northwestern Bell employee was honored at a shower at Miss Darla Lasher’s home. Guests enjoyed bingo and bridge with prizes, then refreshments and gift unwrapping. Hostesses were telephone company staff. In a separate pre-nuptial event Miss Delores Johnson was toasted at a six o’clock dinner by Miss Charlene Wainwright and Miss Patty Kopriva with nine guests.
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Pocahontas
Ronald Rude
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Darla Lasher
Bingo Bridge
Rude
Telephone Company
Delores Johnson
Charlene Wainwright
Patty Kopriva
Pine Room
Engagement set for Delores Johnson and Daniel Harrold
Miss Delores Johnson and Daniel Harrold were honored at a courthouse lawn picnic supper on Thursday evening at 6 30 with Riverside Floral Company staff and spouses among guests. The couple plans to wed July 10 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church and received a gift from Miss Helen Clark on behalf of the group along with other local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Johnson
Daniel Harrold
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Courthouse Lawn
Riverside Floral Company
Helen Clark
Joe Wilson
Beatrice Johnson
Margaret Joachims
Clark
L. O. Eaton
Elk Horn
Wis
Chester Larson
David Byerly
Charles Joachims
Dick and
Grace
Paul Johnson
Rebekah Lodge Meets at TOOF Hall Wednesday
Scarlet Rebekah lodge gathered at TOOF hall with Mrs. David Byerly presiding. Mrs. Adolph Johnson elected vice grand for the new term. A memorial service and rose corsage honors for 25 past noble grands were featured, with a poem and reading. Installations planned with district deputy president Mrs. Joe Wilson. Lunch followed at the Ideal Cafe.
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Scarlet Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
David Byerly
Noble Grand
Adolph Johnson
Rebekah
John Oleson
Byerly
Joe Wilson
Ideal Cafe
Visitors gather for summer travel and family visits
Sister H Aloysius of Briar Cliff college returns to Sioux City after a week visiting cousins Raymond and Francis Kelly and families. The Ray Kelly family brings her back. Oma haben Tribners and relatives visit Shimon home. Families from Council Bluffs Des Moines Milwaukee Kansas travel to join in June gatherings.
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H. Aloysius
Briar Cliff College
Sioux City
Raymond
Francis Kelly
Ray Kelly
Ross Tribner
Omaha
Tribner
Will Shimon
Mr. Tribner
Flora Tribner
Kankato
Kansas
Shimon
Walter Shimon
Paul
Ann
Deg Moines
Mary Ann Large
Dorothy Ann Shimon
Joan Broderick
Council Bluffs
Denver
Rose Ann Shimon
Kathryn Ann Pattee
Virginia Calligan
Joe Jaworsky
Milwaukee
Henry Debeck
Leo Shors
Alfred Kelly
Boyd Warner
Churchville
Shors
German Ladies and Happy 8 Clubs Host Thursday Social
The German Ladies club and the Happy 8 club hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Marg et Holder s home with guests Mesdames Josephine Stelpflug Richard Ballard Henry Debeck Elizabeth Wolfe and George Miles chik. They played 500 with Mrs Leo Wolken winning the Happy 8 high score prize and Mrs C A Schott the German ladies high score prize. Low score awards went to Mrs Christina Eberlee and Mrs Selina Karnoff, with Mrs Karnoff also taking the draw prize. A lunch followed.
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Happy 8
Margaret Holder
Josephine Stelpflug
Richard Ballard
Henry Debeck
Elizabeth Wolfe
George Mileschik
Leo Wolken
Happy 8 Club
C. A. Schott
Christina Eberlee
Selina Karnoff
Kirby Home Hosts Wedding Guests For Church Ceremony
Entertained guests attended the July 2 wedding of Hudgen Kirby and Esther Genrichs at the Methodist church. Out of town relatives arrived Friday and Saturday from Fort Scott Kansas MacAllister Oklahoma Baldwin Kan and George Ia. Also present were Kirby family members Robert of Rock Rapids and Ivan Summa with son Mark from George Ia.
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J. R. Kirby
Hudgen
Esther Genrichs
Swea City
E. M. Hudgen
Kirby
Beulah Hudgen
Darlene Hudgen
Fort Scott
Kans
Eastern Star Meeting Attended by District Members in Fort Dodge
Mesdames Russell Harris L C Olney O A Jacobson Esther Ragan and Misses Clara Dawson and Amy Turley attended the 13th district Order of The Eastern Star meeting in Fort Dodge on Wednesday June 28.
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Eastern Star
Russell Harris
L. C. Olney
O. A. Jacobson
Esther Ragan
Clara Dawson
Amy Turley
Order of the Eastern Star
Fort Dodge
Growing armament costs warned by Radio Moscow
Radio Moscow on record in the Library of Congress says rising military spending will ruin American taxpayers. The warning frames defense budgets as a burden on households and national finances.
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Moscow
Library of Congress
Farewell reception for Rev. J. E. Albertson family
More than 200 people from Havelock and Ware gathered at the Methodist Church to honor Rev. J. E. Albertson and family who moved to Titonka. A short program, keepsakes, guest book, and money gift marked the farewell. Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Howe arrived from Anthon and settled in the parsonage.
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Havelock
Ware
Methodist Church
J. E. Albertson
Titonka
Albertson
Doan
A. A. Howe
Anthon
Preventing Color Bleed on Plastic Film Seat Covers
Consumers are advised to test new plastic film seat covers by pressing a hand against the surface for several minutes to ensure the color does not bleed onto the skin. This precaution helps verify colorfastness before full use.
Local social notes and movement in Emmetsburg area
Mr and Mrs Earl Sandy with Mrs John Hatteberg visit Mrs Dean Sandy and newborn Collen Fay in hospital. Mother and baby stay at Clarence Carlson home near Pocahontas. Mrs Fred Kraska of Pomeroy visits sister Mrs John Hatteberg. Mr and Mrs Shelby Nelson and Mary Lynn of Lone Tree visit friends. Bernard Storck and John Hacker families relocate. Death: Mrs Mary Shoemaker 57 at Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge after staying with daughter Grace Bartosh in Lavinia. Piano pupils recital at Methodist church hosted by Mrs John Whitman.
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Earl Sandy
John Hatteberg
Emmetsburg
Dean Sandy
Collen Fay
Clarence Carlson
Pocahontas
Fred Kraska
Pomeroy
Shelby Nelson
Mary Lynn
Lone Tree
Bernard Storck
J. B. Sheldon
John Hacker
Speer
Storcks
Mary Shoemaker
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Grace
John Bartosh
Lavinia
John Whitman
Tableware Quality Advances Highlight Porcelain Versus Pottery
Porcelain now lasts longer than pottery and resists chipping, while pottery remains a cheaper option. The shift reflects growing quality expectations and cost considerations for tableware purchases.
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John Ollinger
M. Francine
S. F
Dubuque
Harvey and
Albert
Keota
Cecil Wolfe
Mike Mohaghan
Joyce
Park Rapids
Minn
E.R. Stahly
D. J. Nolan
Belmond
Armour, S. C
Darrell Stahley
Stahley
Douglas
Chicago
Lou Krug
Vernon C. Hohensee
la Rinda Ann
Marvin Smith
Des Moines
Anna Marie
Smith
Marie Nedved
Clifford Anderson
St. Joan of Arc Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Holy Name Hall
al Vodraska
James Kemmer
Adolph Koebele
George Wagner
Havelock News
Mallard
Mallard Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
George Johnson
Ronald Hauswirth
Loren Whitman
C. B. Perry
Otto Keerles
Harold Brechler
Gust Henningsen
James Dexter
Maurice Davis
George Cole
Will Boysen
Will Brazier
Charles Mankle
Lake Minnewashta
County
Varina
Ann Goodchild
Mary Boysen
J. C. Barth
Walter Knight
Frank Ralle
Nellie Nickelson
George Waters
Gordon Leigh
Loryl
Nancy
Hawkeye
Grinneys
Claud Baatheee
Marshalltown
Sunda
Mrs. Leonang
Otto Maltzhan
Max Spencer
Towi
Martin Gehrt
Iowa
Jake Vaudt
McKnight
Ottosh
Chevrolet
America
Rolfe Auto Co
Cies
Rolfe, Iowa
ROLFE
Qntas County
Iowa State College
Ispy
Iowa State
Towa
Mallard Deat Amvets
Ce Jl
Tool Diamond
Barry
Robert Nystrom
Ed Johnson
Ohn Hatteberg
Amvets
Duane
Daniels
George Worn
Lake Okoboji Sati
Rand
Don Henderson
Charles Philp
Charles
University Hospital
Don Hersdergen
Albertaon
Chet Schallan
Herbert Plantz
Leon&edith
Buddie Buck
Workye
Lawrence B
Rena
Calif
Bert Jacobson
Waltham, Minn
Earl Hibbs
Burton
Sergant
Knute Hatteberg
Carl Hatteberg
Lutheran Hospital
Millard Brook
Will Fredin
Veterans’ Hospital
Margaret Kagarice
William S. Beardsley
J. Dewey Dorsett
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
New York
National Safety Council
U. S. Postal Service
United States
Daralene
Flattop
H.M.S. Glory
Princess Elizabeth
Arrow
Britain
Mediterranean
Malta
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U. S
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