Miss Myrtle Macon Weds Dale Gallagher
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Macon to Dale Gallagher was solemnized at 3 20 Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Rev D C Fulton officiated with the bridal party and families present. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 501 East Jefferson Street. Mr Gallagher is manager of the Economy Oil Company station here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myrtle Macon
Dale Gallagher
S Ir D. F. Macon
D.C Fulton
Washington United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Mincon
S01
East Jefferson Street
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Kappa Theta Psi
Wapello
Wallace School
Gallagher
Lester Macon
Macon
Lester
M. Tucker
D. F Macon
Presbyterian prayer meeting announced at Graf home
A Presbyterian collage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Graf located at 724 South Fourth Avenue. The gathering is set for 9 40 o clock Wednesday morning April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
William Graf
South Fourth Avenue
The Christian Ladies Aid Society Will Serve Fifteen More
The Christian Ladies Aid Society plans to serve another fifteen meals to those in need. Volunteers organize weekly donations and distribution at the church hall, with funds raised by raffles and bake sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Lasses Aid Society
Calendar notes for Monday church and society meetings
The schedule lists D. of V. meeting at 7 30 pm and Wesleyan Missionary Society at 7 20 pm at Mrs. Jess R Busby 601 North with H M Dodder leading. Eastwood Sunday school class gathers at the Carris home with 6 pm supper. Junior Portnightly meets April 2 at 7 20 pm at the Y. Rainbow Girls also meet that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of
V. V
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Jess R Busby
North
H. M Dodder
Eastwood
J. C. Carris
O'Cloer
Rainbow Girls
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
U. P
C. A. Owen
Helen Brewer
Stella Whistler
Irene de Long
Local Club Meetings Preview This Week
The Lythian Sisters of Washing ton temple hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening with balloting. Members are asked to bring sandwiches. The Friendly Social club meets with Mrs. Lioyd Easter Tuesday afternoon in April. The D A R holds its regular meeting at Mrs. C G Schmoeller home at 7 30 p m in April for American's Creed Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. and I Club
Joe Max
Asa Johnson
Mra. Maxwell
Mere di Roilesu
Mra
Char Hoxworth
Elizabeth Sehulty
Lythian Sisters of Washington Temple
C. G. Schmoeller
An. & P. Club
the Y
Lucille
Sunshine Community Club Meeting Notice
The Sunshine Community club will meet with Miss Weebra Werman on Wednesday April 4. Roll call uses Longfellow quotes and a 40e clue contribution is invited. Several other groups also schedule April 4 meetings at various times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Weebra Werman
Longfellow
Jiarmony Community Club
Mra
Mable Jobhne
Thureday
Community club meetings and events scheduled for April 5
Thursday meetings set for M. J. Club, Jiarmony Community club, Young Women's Missionary Society, Piletburg Ladies Aid, and Shalom Group. Activities include seed and bulb exchanges, officer elections, devotional leadership, and a covered dish luncheon at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piletburg Ladies Aid Society
Frank Stransky
Arctic Expedition Plans to Explore Hudson Islands
Boston April 2 A bold attempt to conquer the Buttons in Hudson Straits is announced as The McMillan Bowdoin College Ornithological and Botanical Expedition. Commander Donald R. McMillan leads professors, students, and seamen to study North American birds and Arctic ecology. The Bowdoin sails June 4 from Wiscasset via Battle Harbor and Nain to study breeding grounds of the Kittiwake and Fulmar, returning September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Hudson Straits
McMillan-Bowdoin College
Donald R. McMillan
Sir Thomas Button
McMillan
United Press
Bowdoin
Alfred O. Gross
Bowdoin College
Atlantic
Flation Islands
Cape Cod
Kittiwake Gulf
Wiscasset
Battle Harbor
Labrador
Wilfred Grenfell
Nain
David Potter
Clark U University
Cape Mugford
Wisensset
Aries Birth Traits and Local Birthday Notices
Aries individuals born March 21 to April 19 are described as energetic and leadership minded with quick tempers and strong sense of justice. The column also notes birthdays: Mary Martin of Washington and Mrs Charles Gault observed on Saturday. J M Lord of Ainsworth celebrating his 77th birthday on April 2. Roger Romine age 8 on April 2. Patsy Longwell’s fourth birthday. Reed Coakley of Smithfield turns 23 on April 4. Mrs W M Galloway, born 1853, celebrated her birthday as a new Three-Quarter Century Club member in Washington County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
J. M. Lord of
Ainsworth
Louisa County
Iown
Mary L. Struble
Mercer County
Iinois
Mr. Lord
Roger Romine
Nick. Romine
Keota
FE. D. Miller
Wellman
Roger
Ralph Romine
Washington County
Patsy Longwell
Frank Longwell
W. M. Galloway
Ireland
Iowa
Washington, Rt. 2
Donbar
Brighton
Indiana
Ti Ho Urges Generosity for True Charity in Chinatown
The sage Ti Ho from Chinatown argues true philanthropy requires both liberal giving and generosity of opinion. His remarks emphasize balancing purse openness with open-minded public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Ho
Chinatown
Community Socials Scheduled For Thursday Afternoons
The Independent era will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs James Swift. The West Chester M and M church group holds its monthly social at Mrs Coffey's home with Helen Mees Howes Porter among organizers. The Presbyterian Ladies Bible class gathers at Mrs George Clapper 320 West Washington Street with Home Department invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Era
James Swift
the Co
Ladies Bible Clase
The
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Clapper
West Washington Street
Veterans Dinner by Wo rk. C. at G. A. R. Hall
The Wo rk. C. will host a dinner for veterans wives and widows on Friday April 6 at the G. A. R. hall in the courthouse. Dinner is at noon. Members who missed the March 17 meeting should bring a dish of salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ft
Wo Rk. C
G. A. R. Hall
Court House
WOR. C
Birthday tributes and surprise parties in local clubs
A local column lists birthdays across clubs and families including Mere Clarke Brown and David Collet Sither of Wellman born 1855, Henrietta Smith, L Rohr, and Charles Long. Donbar of Brighton joins the Century club born 1850 in Indiana. A surprise party for Mrs. Carl Haneker unfolds at John W. Davison’s home with a Pinocchio game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Clarke E. Brown
Twin Brown
David Collet Sither
Wellman
New Jasper
Carl Hanekep
John W. Davison
Davison
Haneker
J. U., Campbell
Fred Fey
Sloan urges clarification of labor section to avert industrial strife
Alfred P. Sloan Jr., president of General Motors, calls for immediate clarification of the National Recovery Act's labor provisions in GM’s 25th annual report. He warns that without clarity the United States could face unprecedented industrial strife even as economic mood improves. Sloan reviews 1938 finances showing net income of 74.0 million and sales near 569 million, noting 21.6 percent rise from 1932 and substantial dealer unit gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Roosevelt
General Motors
Wonder Bar premieres stun State theater crowds
The First National production Wonder Bar opened at the State theater to fans applauding a grand spectacle. Guests included Mrs Floyd Murdock and Mrs Oscar Jugenheimer. cake, pinocle games, and luncheon followed the party celebrating Mrs R. Mayo’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National
State Theater
C. A. Ruebsam
Floyd Murdock
Murdock
Oscar Jugenheimer
Hancher
Twelve more join pioneers in Journal club
Within the past week twelve more pioneers have joined the Journal's Three-Quarter-Century club bringing total membership to 128. The organization plans a mid-summer meeting with Daughters of the American Revolution involvement and invites Journal readers aged seventy five or older to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. R. Stryker
Misenheimer
N. C
Albert W. Delancey
First Lady Planted a Tree at White House Grounds
The only First Lady to plant a tree on the White House grounds was Mrs. Grover Cleveland. As a bride she set out a Japanese maple on the south lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Grover Cleveland
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Myrtle Macon
Sunset Circle
Crawfordsville
Griff Davis
Williams
Bishop
Noriie Mast
Bessie Cherryholmes
Jake Shrader
Jean McManus
Edward McManus
Keokuk
James W. Huiskamp Jr
U. and T Club
Ane
Vicks
Lars
Regular
Catholic Daughters of America
C. Hall
the Merry-Makers
Frank Leeper
Frank Miller
West Washington
Sam Monson
Meeton
Officers
Farm Bureau Loan
UW. and
Elizabeth Schulty
M. J. Club
Joe Kern
Shalom Group
S. 8
T. B. Darker
Hudson Islands
Iow
Mary Martin
Washington
Charles Gault
Oakdale
Smithfield
Reed Coakley
Henrietta Smith
Riverside
Cr. L. Rohrer
Charles Long
Financial Review
Warner Loros
Warner Bros
R. Mayo
John Davison
J. H. Campbell
Oral Mayo
M. D Lee
Mayo
Edna
Quarter-Century Club
Ton
Ezra W. Goodwin
South
2Nd Ave
William W. Wilson
Florence Rebecca Durst
W. P. Wells
Washington, R. 1
the Journal
Tax Commission
Journal
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