Lawrence Shelangoski Ill With Inflammatory Rheumatism
Lawrence Shelangoski six year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Shelangoski was transferred from Washington county hospital to University hospital Iowa City where he is seriously ill with inflammatory rheumatism and has received blood transfusions. Other local notes include Easter visits and baptisms at the Methodist church and a large funeral gathering for Charles Mumper with relatives from Iowa City Mission Kansas Wellman and Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crile
Brighton
Lawrence Shelangoski
Richard Shelangoski
Washington County Hospital
University Hospital
Joseph Po Pacha
Iowa City
Pierre Tracy
Leigh
Patricia
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Tracy
Harold Hoskin
Hulhe
Tama
Omar Hoskins
Dale Auld
Gibson
Richard Keep
Frank Darnielle
Ottumwa
C. EF. Darnielle
Methodist Church
Mumper
Charles Mumper
George Griffith
R Alan Griffith
Mission
Kansas
T. C. Nicholson
Wellman
Lyall Moore
Bruce Moore
West Chester
Sam DeLong
Washington
B. H. Paxson
Eddyville
Keith Prizer
Fairfield
Lee Huston
Columbus Junction
Carlito Jones
Clifford Savage
Ottuma
Robert Fillmore
Frederick Kent
Trews City
Muniper
Changes Emerge At Edmondson Farm In Cotter Vicinity
In Edmondson area near Cotter a bulldozer driven by Clark DeHahn uproots trees and stumps in the front yard as fencing and hedges are rebuilt. The week features visitors and Easter celebrations among local families including Edmondsons Murphys Hendricksons Quinns Zieglowskys Hauensteins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmondson
Cotter
Floyd Edmondson
North Cotter
Clark DeHahn
Aura Morse
Lenore van Auken and Sone
Clair Mullen
Wyman
Leo Carson
Haskins
Sam Murphy
Social 1 Calendar Sees Frequent Meetings Across Groups
Numerous clubs and circles list meetings for Wednesday and upcoming days. Mrs Wayne Robison hosts at 7 30 p m with a 8 p m VFW hall session. Lincoln PTA postpones to April 19. Rebekah club meets all day with noon pot luck. several women s groups and church circles schedule refreshment breaks and exchanges. Washington Saddle club and Prairie Flower Missionaries also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Wayne Robison
VFW Hall
Washington Saddle Club
Ymca Community Room
Lincoln Pta
Rebekah Club
IOOF
Frairie Flower Missionary Society
Rolland Benson
Rural Women’s Club
Leo Marie
Roll
Paul Mast
West Chester Federated
Friendship Club
Maurice Meyers
Mystery Sister
Mystery Sisters
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Cy Bush
Gray Community Meeting
Women's Council of Christian Church
Plant and Bath Exchange
Voltaire’s Remarkable Coffee Habit Revealed
An anecdote recalls Voltaire as a voracious coffee drinker, with reports that in early childhood he consumed up to 50 cups daily. The tale highlights the famed philosopher’s legendary caffeine obsession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
Hero Bud DeLa Earns Accident Free Drive Award
This week’s hero is Bud DeLa of the General Mills Company. He received a certificate for five years of accident free driving but soon after was stuck in a Davenport traffic snarl that ruined his spotless record. The certificate remains his despite the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud DeLa
DeLa
General Mills Company
Bud
Davenport
American Home III Groups Dessert and Officer Elections
Members of American Home III held a 1:30 p.m. dessert at Mrs. Sam Turkington’s home with 43 members and a guest, Mrs. Maurice Crawford. Officers were re elected: Bruce Lipscomb leader Clayde Knapp assistant leader and S W Kaster secretary treasurer. A program followed with a paper by Mrs Phil Weldin on the Congressional Library in Washington DC and a tour of Griffith and Hedberg Dairy American Pearl Button company and the telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home III
Maurice Crawford
Sam Turkington
Washington
Bruce Lipscomb
Clayde Knapp
S. W Kaster
Lipscomb
F. E. Bartow
Jay Sellers
E. Sorrell
John Winga
Hugh Hall
L. M. Fieher
Howard Snyder
Phil Weldin
Congressional Library
Washington, D. C
Griffith and Hedberg Dairy
American Pearl Button Company
The
Telephone Company
Cedar Clippers Meet With Waucile Maas
The Cedar Clippers 4-Heluh met with their leader Mrs. Maur ice Crawford Monday evening at Wauecile Maas home. The girls made blouses bringing them to the meeting. Mrs Crawford demonstrated how to make a good dart. They learned necks and arm holes. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heluh
Maurice Crawford
Wauecile Maas
Dinner Honors Ivan Rehmel Retirement After 30 Years
Ivan Rehmel was guest of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kunik at the Pines on Tuesday evening. Rehmel has spent 30 years in one building for four grocers and six years with the Kuniks, who rewarded his retirement with a gift as cake marked 30 and six candles was served. Guests included Mrs. Rehmel and store staff and spouses such as Marty Carlson and Davyl Dodder. Afterward the group attended the State theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Rehmel
the Pines
Julius Kunik
Store Force
Rehmel
Marty Carlson
Davyl Dodder
Harlan O'Loughlin
Betty Ann Kurick
Lawrence Barth
State Theater
Study Club Plans Vatican Lesson After Final In Jesus Trial
Mrs Al Chebuhar hosted the St James Study club with 15 members and guest Mrs David Saulter. The lesson covered the final hours of Jesus trial crucifixion resurrection and ascension. They will study the Vatican and the Holy Year next with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Horak and Mrs Saulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Chebuhar
David Saulter
St. James
Vatican
Paul Horak
Saulter
Honor John Robertson At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. John Robertson hosted a birthday dinner in Hardscrabble on April 8. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Statler and Joel, as reported by Mrs. Orville Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor John Robertson
Orville Griggs
John Robertson
Daryl Statler
Joel
Easter visitors and family updates in small town
Sunday gatherings marked Mr. Robertson's birthday with Linden and Dr. and Mrs. Wendel Shaffer. Glenn Gordon's household reports mumps illness for two weeks. Edgar McClurg of Rubio resides in Gordon's tenant house and works there. The Stockmans from Davenport visited Mrs. Stoeckman’s mother, Mrs Harry Kuntz. Virginia Griggs returned for Easter vacation then heads back to Iowa City. Mrs. Clarence Lynn stayed with daughter and granddaughter, Mrs John Knott and baby. Orville Griggs attended the Comrade Sunday school party at Lloyd Bauer's. Neighbors sowed oats March 31 and April 1 before a snow storm halted work for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Wendell Shaffer
Mr. Robertson
Glenn Gordon
Orville Griggs
Lloyd Bauers
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Charles Newlor
Waterloo
Harry Newton
George Howard
Des Moines
Stacy
Clyde Coffin
Mabel Robison
Moline
Thomas English
Wolf’s Flower
Bouth
W. R. Murphy
Roy Quinn
W. J. Roby
Bill
Eric Barpelebt
Muscatine
Robert Quinn
Fred Zieglowsky
Earl
Richard
Wayne Arnold
Archer Augustine
Michael
Keota
Earl Zieglowsky
Fred Stapp
Sam Hauenstein
Margaret McBride
Bob Robertson
Jean Freshwaters
Frank Hauenstein
Leica Alpha
Robert Reaney
HH Club
Walter Horning
T. Polk
Harold Mangold
Glen Cuddeback
Harry Drake
James Brooks
Frank Patterson
Ed Sorrell
J. R. Thornton
Maynard Brown
R. W. Hyde
Clifford Thorne
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Richard McCleery
Nineteenth Century Club
Frank Miller
Junior Missionary Society of
U.P Church
Damascus Shrine No
W.S.J
Iers
American Home III Group
Failles
Childrens
Oas Duncan
C. V. Crull
John W. Lee
Edgar McClurg
Rubio
Stockman
Stoeckman
Harry Kuntz
Virginia’ Griggs
Clarence Lynn
John Knott
Baby
Saintone
Martin's
Rothschild
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