Honor Nadine Payne at Birthday Party
Mrs. Oakley Payne entertained ten girls at a Lincoln school birthday party yesterday afternoon for Nadine Payne's eleventh birthday. The honoree received gifts and refreshments featured a pink and green angel food cake. guests included Gretchen Geneva Patricia Longwell Sheila Ross Mary Caldwell Mary Alice Simmering Leota Brown Ruth Jane Askea Colleen Barbara Godwin Gertrude Layne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Simmering
Leota Brown
Ruth Jane Askea
Colleen
Barbara Godwin
Gertrude Layne
W R C Plans for Grand Army Dinner
The Grand Army dinner will be served at noon Saturday by the Woman's Relief Corps at the G A R hall. It is a pot luck event with members asked to bring their own table service and a dish to pass. Meat potatoes rolls coffee and dessert will be furnished. The regular corps meeting will follow at 2:30 in mile hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A.R. Hall
North Side
W.R.C
Mrs H Campbell Hosts Snowball Club Meeting
The Snowball Social club met yesterday with eleven members in attendance at Mrs. Harry Campbell home. Guest Mrs Harlan O Loughlin joined and Mrs Tom West became a new member. Mrs Carl Jarrard led the lesson on tariffs and taxes while Mrs Hail Richards and Mrs O Loughlin aided in refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Harry Campbell
Harlan O'Loughlin
Tom West
Carl Jarrard
Hail Richards
O'Loughlin
Dinner for Whilathea class at United Presbyterian
Twenty six members and guests attended a pot luck dinner yesterday at the United Presbyterian church. The event featured a Master Lily centerpiece with Faster theme and included a short business meeting led by Mrs N F Lease who was re elected as class teacher. Mrs George Kerr opened with prayer and officers were Mrs Walter Kyte president and Stel Donaldson secretary treasurer. The evening ended with private Chinese checkers and anagrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
H. Co. Finney
Nora Ebner
Leta Glenn
N. FE. Lease
George Kerr
Lease
Walter Kyte
Stel- Donaldson
S and C Club Meeting With Six Members and Eight Guests
The S and C club met with Mrs Charles Schnoehelen and six members and eight guests present. Prize winners were Mrs T How ard Fisher, Mrs T nella Drod, Mrs Earnest Bowman and Mrs Leo Jean. The hostess served luncheon at the close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S & C Cith
Charles Schnoehelen
Silient May Ine Banco
Cressing Games
T Howard Fisher
T Nella
Mrs J E Lemmon Hosts D A R Meeting
Mrs J E Lemmon hosted sixteen D A R members yesterday afternoon. C C Davis reviewed Hearts Courageous about colonial times. Orville Elder spoke on the state convention in Sioux City. A thanks card for deceased member Olive Campbell was read and a library book was donated in her memory. Nondas Richardson led business. Blanche Robertson moved to Gene seo Illinois. a new member joined. Miss Richardson read an invitation for May 27 with state regent OO S Von Kreg as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lemmon
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. C. Davis
Miss Campbell
Nondas Richardson
Blanche Robertson
Geneseo
Ill
Miss Richardson
Fairfield
D.A.R
OO. S. von Kreg
Pythian Sisters Meet in K P Hall
Pythian Sisters gathered at the K P Hall with one membership application on file. Four visits to the sick were reported. The pot luck supper committee for April 8 was named as Mrs. Richard Johnson, Mrs. Paul Harvey, and Mrs. Owen Grecian. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harvey Waggoner and Mrs. Roy Teets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Richard Johnson
Paul Harvey
Owen Grecian
Harvey Waggoner
Roy Teets
Birthday Newsnote From Ainsworth and Surroundings
Local birthday notices celebrate J M Lord born 1857 in Louisa County and Roger Romine Ralph Romine of Keota. Adrey Keller marks first birthday. several others share anniversary or birthday on the date. Frank Kephartz pair marks 51st wedding anniversary. Tom Stewart’s birthday noted. The club schedules a meeting with Mrs Robert Nicola on April 10.
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J. M. Lord of
Ainsworth
Louisa County
Roger Romine
Ralph Romine
Keota
Adrey Keller
Delmar Keller
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Club and Church Meetings
Notices list postponed events and upcoming gatherings from Linger Longer and Pilotburg groups to West Chester M E Church meetings, Missionary circles, Royal Neighbors, Eastern Star, and Camp Fire Girls. Readers are reminded of changes due to Achievement Day and posted times for luncheons, potlucks, and general meetings across several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Fathers’ and Sons’ Banaquet
West Chester M. E
Leigh Soule Washington
Presbyterian Congregational
Missionary Society of Associate Presbyterian Church
Mary Atchison
Royal Neighbors
Ruth Nichol
U. P. Church
Edward Holm
Joly Troopers Club
Paul Bell
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Ighong Club
C.C.C
West Chester Methodist Church
Ervin Whitehead
James Griggs
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
North Side
Orville Sider
Susie Johnson
St. Paul’s Ladies Aid Society
John Zieglowsky
W. Hbastwood
Friendly Circle Club
Raymond
Qraf Independent Club
Don Maxwell
Mrs. C. Mayhew Is Club Hostess
The Friendly Social club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Carrie Mayhew eleven members and a guest Mrs John Pratt present. The group socialized and planned future charity work while Mrs Anna Kloppenstein assisted in serving refreshments. The May meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly
Carrie Mayhew
John Pratt
Anna Klopfenstein
Movie on Vitamins Shown to Nurses
Fifteen members of the Washington county society of Registered nurses met last evening in the Nurses home. Pictures were shown on Vitamins by a representative of the Squibb company. A short business meeting was conducted by the president, Thelma Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Society of Registered Nurses
Squibbs Company
Thelma Luther
Union Employees to Meet at K C Hall Wednesday Evening
Union employees of the Town Southern Utility company will meet Wednesday evening at 7 45 at the K C hall. Ladies Aid society will hold a food sale Saturday April 5 at Washington Cleaners. Lenten service at Methodist church Wednesday evening at 7 30. Meditation theme Passion Week.
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Town Southern Utility Company
K. C. Hall
Valley Ladies 'Aid Society
Washington Cleaners
Carbohydrate Foods Dominate American Diet
Carbohydrate foods account for 50 to 60 percent of the American diet, highlighting their central role in daily meals and nutrition trends.
Iris Cutkomp and Daryl Bitting Wed in Kahoka Mo
Iris Cutkomp and Daryl Bitting were married March 29 in Kahoka Missouri at the Methodist church parsonage officiated by Rev. J. M. Monroe. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Carol Bell of Columbus Junction. Both are Columbus Junction High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Tris Cutkomp
Sam Cutkomp
Columbus City
Daryl Bitting
Pearl Bitting
Crawfordsville
Kahoka
Methodist Church
J. M. Monroe
Carol Bell
Bitting
Columbus Junction High School
Intercepting a Letter Through Post Office Wire Notice
A person can stop a mailed letter in life or death cases by visiting the post office, filling a form, paying for a wire to the destination, and receiving a notice that directs them to local headquarters to collect the letter. The process hinges on timely action and official confirmation.
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Nadine Payne
Ile Hall
H. Campbell
S & C Club
John Rohrer
D. L. Rohrer
Donnie Joe Rich
Remps Hampsher
Betty Redlinger
Wayne Cline
Dan Cline
Donald Amtine
Car} Amtine
Donald
Frank Kephartz
Tom Stewart
the Journal
Leo Jean
Paul Knebel
Jerome Droll
Joseph Soukup
Bernadine
Marcella
Luella Droll
Robert Nicola
Camistair
Rothschild's
Peacock
Kickernick
Skimpskamp Briefs
Emma CC. Anderson
J. S. Hebner
Mary Genkinger
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Rebekah Lodge
Kalona Rebekah Lodge
O.E.S
PE Betaeen
Masonicc Temple Council
Ecoleseein Y.M.C.A
C. Mayhew
Iris Cutkomp
Irene Hoakison
Frank Hoakison
Creston
Delbert Corey
Wesley Corey
Washington
State Theatre
Spurgeon
Will
Master
Mother
Coats & Suits
New
Mats
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