Dinner Guests Attend Evening at Kron Home
Mr and Mrs Martin Kron hosted a 6 30 oclock dinner Wednesday with post dinner card play. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wes Ramsey John and Jean Ann Mr and Mrs Roy Hav el LeRoy and Robert and Mr and Mrs Charles Vondrasek. Mrs Glenn Dunbar of Richland visits Clifford Weidner near Chino California, where their new baby girl arrived at Upland hospital on April 7. Mrs Weidner was Kathleen Dundar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kron
Wes Ramsey
John
Jean Ann
Roy Havel
LeRoy
Robert
Charles Vondrasek
Glenn Dunbar
Richland
Clifford Weidner
Chino
Calif
Upland Hospital
Weidner
Kathleen Dundar
U P Ladies Aid Holds Church Meeting
The United Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church with 42 attending. Officers for next year were installed, reports shared, and a Father Son banquet announced for April 12. A musical program by three high school pupils followed and refreshments ended the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Ladies Aid
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Donald Stout
Ralph Klieese
E. L. Stewart
Ladies Aid
Norma Jean Eatinger
Pat Thompson
Ted Stewart
Mrs. Kleese
Mendelssohn
Mary Rita McLaughlin
Towel Exchange at Sew and So Group April Meeting
The Sew and So club met at Mrs. Fred Ladehoff’s home with ten members and two children. Mrs. H. D. Dusenbery led the business session and April Fool roll call. A tree fruit and flower quiz crowned Mrs. Dusenbery first. next gathering May 13 with Mrs. Jim Lehman includes a bulb exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew and So Club
Fred Ladehoff
H. D. Dusenbery
June Duvall
Dusenbery
Jim Lehman
Methodist Women’s Society Activities Across Units
Numerous Unit meetings were held at members’ homes with attendance from 9 to 28, guests from other units, devotions, mission lessons, and readings. Reports show calls, collections, and sewing for charity, plus upcoming events and guest participation across Units 1 2 3 5 7 8 9-2 and 10 with notable mentions of inter racial church themes and youth conference notes.
H. H. Club Holds March and April Meetings at Members Homes
The H. H. club met in March at Don Applegate’s home with six members and one guest and no business due to absent officers. In April at Ted Givans’ home twelve members and two guests attended a business meeting, new officers were elected, by-laws amended, and refreshments were served by hostesses and Evelyn Givans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Club
Don Applegate
Don Stutsman
Stutsman
Ted Givan
Ted Givans
Elva Givans
Evelyn Givans
Will Longer
Don Holmes
Elmer Harland
Entertainment duties assigned for meeting near end
Fred Ladehoff will have charge of the entertainment. The meeting closes with the hostess assisted by Mrs. Charles Thrap and Mrs. Dean Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ladehoff
Charles Thrap
Dean Moore
West Pointettes 4-H Girls Make Custard in Meeting
Twelve girls of the West Pointettes 4-H club met with Sandra Bauer on Thursday evening. Roll call answered by decorating a plain cake. The group split into four sections to make custards with variations and reviewed the previous day’s diet. Mrs. Robert Eckels spoke on cheese. Faith Bauer led 4-H songs and singing. Jeanne Griggs elected historian succeeding Joan Blodgett who is moving. Sandra and her mother served refreshments. Janet Porter on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pointettes 4-H Club
Sandra Bauer
Robert Eckels
Faith Bauer
Jeanne Griggs
Joan Blodgett
Sandra
Janet Porter
Shower Honors Two Brides To Be At Murdock Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Murdock hosted 26 relatives and friends at a miscellaneous shower for Isabelle Combs and Nyla Reinier. Gifts were opened and admired while Clarice Buck Betty and Bessie Schmidt and Gelaine Patterson assisted in serving pink and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murdock
Isabelle Combs
Nyla Reinier
Clarice Buck
Betty
Bessie Schmidt
Gelaine Patterson
Nazarene church group meets for devotion and study
The W H F M of the Church of the Nazarene held a Wednesday evening gathering in the church. Mrs S H Kratzer opened with hymns and Beverly Gieselman read the Scripture. Mrs O M Himmelreich, president, led business, followed by a lesson on World Evangelization from 1800 to the Present. Visitors Rev C F Gieselman and H Kratzer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H.F.M
Church of the Nazarene
S. H. Kratzer
Beverly Gieselman
O. M. Himmelreich
Kratzer
Latin America
Korea
Near East
Southeastern Asia
Pacific Islands
C. F. Gieselman
H. Kratzer
Loyal Women's Class At Regular Meeting
The Loyal Women's class of the Baptist church met at the church yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ben Coppock and Mrs. Starr as co-hostesses. Lois Turnipseed led devotions reading Romans chapter 12. Cy Bush read poems. Ten members attended. afternoon included social time and Bible quizzes. Officers elected: Cy Bush president, W. T. Moore vice-president, Fannie Gilbert secretary-treasurer, Stella Genkinger reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Anwyl
Anwyl
Donald Stout
Sara Pollock
P. F. Whisler
Oscar Lane
Elmer Harland
Spencer Reed
Don Holmes
Ted Givang
Richard Nicola
Forrest Walker
Flower and Sick
Frank Snider
Walter Horning
Loyal Women’s Class
the Baptist Church
Ben Coppock
Mrs. Starr
Lois Turnipseed
Cy Bush
W. T. Moore
Fannie Gilbert
Stella Genkinger
Plans For Summer Discussed By YWCA Mixer Club
The YWCA Mixer club meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 p m announced a switch from basketball to badminton ping pong swimming as warmer weather arrives. Summer activities include softball bike rides and picnics while handcrafts continue leather tooling and knitting. The bake sale in May funds equipment and helps send delegates to the YWCA summer conference at Grinnell College Iowa in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Mixer
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Homemaker Club Exchanges Flowers and Hints at Meeting
The Rural Homemakers' club met at Mrs. Iuecille Curtis's home with nine members and two children. They voted to send a plant to Mrs. Goldie Conrad at State University hospital. Mrs. James Young joined, receiving a box of tea towels. A White Elephant sale raised funds with Curtis as auctioneer. A flower exchange preceded refreshments. Next meeting set for May 13 at Mrs. Shasta Marshall's in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers’ Club
Iuecille Curtis
Goldie Conrad
The
State University Hospital
James Young
Lucille Curtis
Dorothy Curtis
Shasta Marshall
Winfield
Damascus Shrine and Local Groups Schedule Meetings
Notices list weekly social calendar items for Damascus Shrine No 10 and numerous clubs. Events include practice for officers, literary and Bible department meetings, DeMolay Amos chapter, T T T gatherings, Legion Auxiliary, Y W mixers and basketball, craft, and swimming sessions, plus PTA and home circle activities and circle meetings across several hours and venues.
Birthday greetings fill pages for local residents
A collage of community birthday notices lists many locals with ages from four to ninety, including J. B. Lockwood of Keota 91, Mrs. Frank Bradford 78, and Ella M. Wilson 90. Also noted are anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chabal and birthdays for Robert Lee Johnson in Japan, and several family observances across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Quarter Century Club
J. B. Lockwood
Keota
Rt. 2
Frank Bradford
Wayland Pupils Receive Gideon Testaments This Week
Pupils from fifth grade to high school at Wayland accepted 185 Testaments and 13 Bibles from the Gideon organization. J. M. Finney and H. G C. Finney presented the gifts. H. C. Finney will deliver the Gideon message at the Federated Church of Crawfordsville this Sunday. Reverend Daniel Ford is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Gideon
J. M. Finney
H. G C. Finney
H. C. Finney
Federated Church of Crawfordsville
Daniel Ford
West Chester Baker Relief Corps Hosts Afternoon Social
West Chester’s No 1 J W Baker Relief Corps held an afternoon social at Federated church with 20 members and 12 guests. Mrs Nelson Woodford led the event with a memory contest won by Mrs Harold Klopfenstein and Mrs Merle Thrapp. The program featured poems, an Army Day article, a seed catalogue quiz, a Ozark News skit, and an Easter bonnet contest with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Baker Relief Corps
J. W. Baker Relief Corps of
West Chester
Federated Church
Nelson Woodford
Ralph Robertson
Lyle Hayes
Charley Harvey
Paul Harvey
Clem Griffith
Will Ross
Will Reis
T. R. Poore
Lester Laubaugh
Clarence Lynn
America
Harold Klopfenstein
Merle Thrapp
L. R. Baker
Washington W.R.C
National Relief Corps
National Tribune
the Stars and Stripes
Clarence Laubaugh
Effie van Sickle
Herman Schultz
Effie
Ozark News
Frank Kleese
Hamlet Klopfenstein
Pearl Smith
Clyde Dawson
Kleese
Clarence Neffinegar
Forrest Lance
Clarence Rathmel
George Lemley
Margaret Smith
Sandra Hayes
Shirley Neffinegar
Washington
Laura Longwell
Nellie Moriarty
Fortified Vitamin D Milk And Methods Of Fortification
Milk fortified with vitamin D to prevent rickets is marketed as vitamin D milk. Vitamin D is added by three methods: exposing milk to ultraviolet light, adding a vitamin D concentrate, or feeding cows irradiated yeast.
Women’s Council Jewish? monthly meetings summary
Four groups of the Women’s Council of Christian Church meet monthly. Group I under Mrs. Roy Kephart and co hostesses welcomed 15 members, three children and new members, with prayer, a flower bulb exchange, and a reading on Let Us Evaluate. Group II with Mrs. Lee Hesseltine drawn 13 members, three children, and guests, conducted business, did a bulb exchange, and prepared a Jay ette. Group III met at the church with 18 members and two children, discussed Let Us Evaluate, and planned a missionary project sending a box to a family abroad. guests from Keota attended and new member Mrs. Alfred Stalder joined. Group IV led by Mrs. Roy Minnis had 14 members and one child, held business and devotional segments, welcomed new members, and planned May meeting with clothing drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accie Clapper
F. M. Mahin
Ed Davis
Unit No
J. W. Nebergall
Lloyd Neiswanger
Douglas Hotle
Dora Minick
Birdie Hotle
William Manassier
Guiding Light
Edgar Guest
M. E. DeLashmutt
San Francisco
Fred Bey
Wayne Zeck
Unit 9-1
Walter Smith
Mary Beggs
Donald Orr
W.S.C.S
China
Clarence Shafer
Fred Bell
A. W. Clow
T. L. Barker
Barker
D. W. Anderson
Tucker
Alice Shaver
Harold Stephens
John Oxenhan
Dora Stewart
Nordyke
M. J. Cruise
Rachel Longwell
Walter Messer
Unit
Fred Downing
Will Dupuis
John Rittenhouse
L. A. White
R. H. Hampsher
Blaine Holmes
Fred Bartow
Luke
Harold Klopfenstein
Win Durst
H. J. Brenneman
Riverside
Unit No. 8
Des Moines
Charles Kennedy
Clyde Thompson
Cleveland
Ohio
Jesus
Elmer Steel
Scott Wilcox
Alliman
Will Richards
Dare
George Dare
Frank Longwell
W. F. Messer
Sam Biga~foose
Mary Lynn Messer
Russel Herr
Maurice Crawford
B. E. Denison
Marguerite Hering
Christian Missions
Free
India
Glenn Knupp
Ralph Herr
William Putman
Ralph Hesseltine
Roy Kephart
Etieine Spenser
Harold Beenblossom
Harold Jarvis
Clarence Brown
Mel Crandall
Grace Carter
Melvin Sabin
Ida Bush
William Crayne
Bessie Tucker
Clive Gray
Glen Green
J. B. Erwin
Richard Skipton
John Jarvis
Gray
Ted Dalton
Cordie Dusenbery
Keota
Alfred Stalder
John Godwin
Roy Minnis
Minnis
Earll
T. C. Polk
Carl Dallmeyer
Moore weds German bride in Germany and US homecoming
T/Sgt William K. Moore of Dallas Texas and Ellen Wobert of Giessen Germany wed January 23 1948 in Giessen by a German judge. A ceremony followed at Bad Nauheim army chapel. They returned to the United States in March 1948 visiting relatives in Columbus Junction and Dallas. Moore served 18 months overseas and 25 months in Germany. Mrs Moore worked in the Bad Nauheim army commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
William K. Moore
Carleton Moore
Dallas
Tex
Ellen Wobert
Giessen
Germany
Bad Nauheim
United States
Moore
L. G Browning
Columbus’ Junction
Mary
Eldon Roth Honored at Family Shower in Noble
A reception and shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Roth was hosted at the Everette Roth home in Noble with 55 in attendance. The Roth and Krahill families joined by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Humston and other relatives attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Roth
Everette Roth
Gilbert Roth
Noble
Roth and Krahill
Lloyd Humston
Friendship Club Plant Bulb Exchange Held
The Friendship club met at Mrs. Harry Dye's home with 19 members, 2 children, and five guests including Mrs. George Jarrard and Mrs. Homer Jarrard. Mrs. Mark Campbell led the meeting. a plant and bulb exchange was arranged by Mrs. Victor Peiffer. refreshments were served by Mrs. Conard and Mrs. Nellie Juzeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friendship Club
Harry Dye
George Jarrard
Homer Jarrard
Glen Conard
Elsie Glassburner
Lloyd LeFever
Mark Campbell
Victor Peiffer
Conard
Nellie Juzeler
Junior High Y Teens Hold Sunset Park Picnic
The Junior high Y-Teens held a Sunset park picnic yesterday afternoon at four. It was the group's first social event since being organized this semester. Shirley Owens chaired the social committee. 41 girls attended with sponsor Ethel McCreedy and advisor Anna Mae Baskett. Guests Doris Ford and Mrs Norman White joined as well. Games ran until dinner around 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Shirley Owens
Ethel McCreedy
Anna Mae Baskett
Doris Ford
Norman White
Mienie
Social Evening With Lois Miller Mrs Floyd Miller
Lois, Mrs. Floyd Miller and Donnie Joe attended a social evening together with light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Mrs
Floyd Miller and
Donnie Joe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Neil Trotman
Howard Crozier
Albert Simpson
Methodist Women’s Society For Christian Service
John Lee
Claude Bain
Manford Wilcox
Belle Rice
C. O. Davis
N. W. Thompson
Mrs. Bell
Marion Augustine
Harley Davidson
Carl Crossett
Will Jones
Art Dawson
Devo
Unit 9-2
James Brooks
N. M. Speidel
Edith Weidner
Unit Six
Fred Miller
Melissa
Jesse Stout
Douglas
William Alliman
Ricky
Arnold
Allen Thompson
Robert Wilcox
Murdock
W.H.F. M
Church of Nazarene
Y.W.C.A. Mixer Club
Homemaker Group
Damascus Shrine
YT. A. Michels
Bible
Public Library
Amos
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
William Jane
H. M. Putnam
St. Rita's Circle
W. J. Keifer
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Noble Grand Circle
Myrtle Morgan
Y. W. Mixers Club
Ann Judson Circle
Marietta Workman
Cloyce Stewart
Mae Davis
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Hall
Rosemary Club
John Shebeck
Good Will Club
Charley Nicola
Stewart School
P.T
Harry Renoux
Stanley Chabal
Robert Lee Johnson
Japan
Calvary Band
Tokyo
Jerry Max Donaldson
Sidney Alan Coon
Ainsworth
Mary Louise Hill
Irvin Hill
Linda Ray Hesseltine
Ivan Hesseltine
Evelyn Teresa Teslik
Charles Breitenbach
Rosemary Te Bockhorst
Dorothy Ann Hotle
O. B. Mouser
A. F., Farrier
Sandy Hook
G. W. Mast
James Allen Shalla
Ora Stump
Gordon Miller
Everette Chance
Ed Winkler
Randolph Kelsey
Karl Turner Humble
Milton Smith
Havre
LeRoy Luers
T. A. Jones
Lena Jones
Crawfordsville
L. R. Carbee
William Dewees
Kenton Mangold
Rita Ruth Brinning
Wellston
Laverne Young
Donald August Bain
Billie Long
Lillian Marie Lukavsky
Elmer Young
David Elwin Sayre
Leland Keith Coakley
Raymond Crone
S. J. Boyd
Beverly Ann Plamer
John Palmer
Ella M. Wilson
Ethel Shaw
W RB
Ent
Women’s Council OF Christian Church
Hesseltine
Mary Coakley
John Hughes
Don Darbyshire
Wayne Knapp
Sara
Bert Spangier
Sgt. Moore
Sport Shop Comets
Sharon
Chamberlin Bros. Sport Shop
Msros
Washington Flying Service
Aeronca-Sales
Luscombe
Washington Ag E
Washington , Iowa
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