Local Ames Folks Visit and Spring Activities Report
Local Ames residents host guests including Mrs J B Edgington at the Ralph Scott home and Mrs J Ed Wells with son Walter Wells of Estherville. Gene Jungbluth tours from Philadelphia en route to Valmora NM. George Rudiger treks back from Neola with Mrs Dora Jones. Easter gatherings include Lieut Roger Hicher at Fort Riley. Coats sale announced by E M Bridges & Co with 20 percent off. Music week features the Iowa State Concert Band at the State gymnasium. Chester McChurch in Texas reports transfer to Fort Sam Houston for a special course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McChurch
Camp Bowie
Texas
Earl Little
Fort Sam
Hospital Discharges and Births Noted in Columbus Area
Several individuals from Columbus Junction and nearby areas are discharged from the hospital after procedures or births. Frank Kos of South Marion, and William Wiley of Washington, were discharged after tonsillectomies and other procedures. Mrs Harold Jarvis and infant Beverly Doris were discharged. A baby boy was born at 6 05 am to Mr and Mrs Thomas Berry of Columbus Junction weighing seven pounds two ounces. An admission error mislisted Ida B Hout instead of Ida B Ade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Erry
Columbus Junction
Ida B. Hout
Ida Bade
East Washington Street
Local Residents Helper Outings and Musical Plans
Mrs Ray Redlinger and others spent yesterday in Grinnell taking Mrs R H Pieper home. De Ette Marsteller and Mildred Moffitt return to eastern and western Iowa after meetings in the Elder and Shannon offices. Milo Sorden heads to Cantril for the Van Buren county festival and conducts the 200 piece Van Buren county band in a rehearsal and as guest conductor tomorrow. John Yousling and Max Lee plan to attend the concert with Esther Stewart improving from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Redlinger
Hubert Redlinger
Joe Pieper
Keith Pieper
Grinnell
R. H. Pieper
de Ette Marsteller
Mildred Moffitt
Iowa
Elder and Shannon
Milo Sorden
Cantril
John Yousling
Max Lee
Taylor Weds Marion Maulsby in Pasadena California
The marriage of Miss Marion Maulsby and John F. H. Taylor took place Sunday at 4 pm in the First Methodist church Pasadena California. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Albert Edward Day. After a brief Southern California trip the couple will reside at 362 North Marengo Avenue Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Maulsby
John F. H. Taylor
First Methodist Church
Pasadena
California
Albert Edward Day
J C Students Attend Wiener Roast at Don Wylie Home
About fifty Junior College students gathered for a wiener roast at the Don Wylie residence west of town last evening. Jack Mace chaired the bonfire committee and Paul Fry led the transportation committee with Althea Montgomery and Walter Lussky from the faculty among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wylie
Jack Mace
Paul ‘Fry
Althea Montgomery
Walter Lussky
Social calendar notes for local clubs and meetings
Notices list events for P.E.O. chapter initiation at 7 30 p m Mrs R B Shannon Wic T Walnut Woman's club afternoon meeting postponed from Apr 1 Lexington Ladies Aid at 1 30 p m Flower exchange Kolah club West Chester Federated church social club all women invited refreshments by Mrs Louie Harley etc. Eastern Star pinochle party Masonic Temple Fleur de Lis luncheon with Mrs Ed Gallagher and Mrs Walter Brown Friday Commandery pot luck dinner nature at Masonic Temple Garden department 7 30 p m U P Ladies Aid 2 30 p m at U P church L O O hall Rebekah Lodge 8 p m Presbyterian Women's Missionary society 130 pan Mrs Bessie Weak 602 N Marion Ave Saturday W R C meeting 2 30 p m G A R hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Rbe
Shannon
Wic.t
Vernon Crull
S. 4Th Ave
Z. F. Barker
Walnut Woman's Club
William Bealer
Apri
Lexington Ladies Aid
Flower Exchange
Kolah Club
Clayde Knupp
West Chester Federated Church Social Club
All Women of Community
Louie Harley
Edith Munro
Dan Rohrer, Jr
Second St
Masonic Temple
Fleur-de-Lis
Ed Gallagher
Walter Brown
Harry Montgomery
W. Jefferson St
U.P. Ladies Aid Society
U. P. Church
Rebekah Lodge
LOO
Hall
Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society
Pan
Bessie Weak
Marion Ave
Republican Women Name Committees in Washington Club
The Women's Republican club of Washington met at Mrs. Harry Montgomery's home with good attendance. President Mrs. William Beggs led the meeting and devotions as committees were named for publicity, ways and means, legislative, program, membership, hospitality, music, and parliamentarian. Executive-board members and the study program on Lindbergh, Southern exposure, and the Food Stamp Plan were discussed. The next meeting will consider Howard Edelman's testimony, challenged for lack of proper service. Mayse allegedly testified about a 14 year old's marriage to a 27 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Republican Club of
Washington
Harry Montgomery
William Beggs
Phil Weldin
Frank Harden
Franklin Bostwick, Jr
D. D. Davis
D. W. Harvey
C. W. McLaughlin
Robert Schell
T. A.michels
James O'Loughlin
Riverside
J. N. Irwin
Brighton
George M. Lord
Ainsworth
Fred Lindenmeyer
West Chester
J. C. Allen
Crawfordsville
David Lawrence
Colonel Lindbergh
Harvey Meek
Howard Edelman
St. Louis
Magaret Edelman
Des Moines
Charles Brown
Mayse
Merry Maid Club Meets With Alice Richardson
The Merry Maid club met Tuesday evening with Alice Richardson. President Mildred Musil opened the session, and minutes were approved. Eight members and five guests attended. prizes went to Dorothy Salladay and Wilma Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maid Club
Alice Richardson
Dorothy Salladay
Wilma Norman
Cathleen Godfrey
Dixie Simmons
Maybelle Brown
Alice Wulf
Connie Moriarty
Evelyn Hoxworth
Des Moines Man Acquitted On Perjury Charge
Harry Mayse, 24, of Des Moines, was acquitted in district court after Judge O J Henderson directed a verdict of acquittal. The defense sought dismissal citing lack of corroborating state evidence and an error in service of a motion for additional witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mayse
Boone
Des Moines
District Court
O. J. Henderson
Connec
Damascus Shrine Installs Officers At Public Ceremony
Mrs. O E Schmitt was installed worthy high priestess of Damascus Shrine No 10 at a public ceremony in the Masonic Temple. Installing officer Mrs Ethyle F Lee of Pittsburgh was assisted by Rainbow girls and visiting members from nearby shrines. A full program followed with readings solos dances and presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Schmitt
Damascus Shrine
No. 10
Masonic Temple
Ethyle F. Lee
Pittsburgh, Penn
Milo Sorden
Schmitt
Jane Eicher
John Winga
Roger Sherman
Georgeanne Rudiger
Douglas Dowell
Rosamond Harwood
Eugene Dunlap
Esther Hays
Pittsburgh
Rose M., Reid
Jessie Means
Goldie Miller
Edith Hemmings
W.O
H. G. Miller
FP. M. Dodder
Irene Bickford
Mrs McCleary Speaks to Circle in Community Meeting
Mrs. Myrtle McCleary, longtime missionary in Elat West Africa for forty years, spoke at the McCleary Circle gathering hosted by Mrs. William Graf. Officers for the new year were installed by Dr. F W Eastwood. lineup includes Graf as chairman and Leland Carriss as vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleary
William Graf
Dessie Hofert
Mable Shields
F. W. Eastwood
Leland Carris
Tom Berdo
Myrtle McCleary
Elat
West Africa
Fairfield
Meeting Host Serves Refreshments After Fairfield Arrival
A guest arrived from Fairfield and attended a meeting where refreshments were served by the hostesses after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Meaning of Hadj and Hadji in Islam
Hadj refers to the religious pilgrimage to Mecca required of Muslims at least once in a lifetime. A pilgrim is called a hadji or hajji, terms used to describe someone who has completed the pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Many Birthdays Today Across Communities
Myrna Arlene Conrad and Lavina Ann Schantz celebrate their first and seventh birthdays respectively. Mrs. W A Wilson marks a birthday, as do Wellman residents Mrs. Harold Patterson and Berthold Schneider. Out-of-town celebrants include Mrs. Charles Schiebel, John Lee Johnson, Mrs. Carlo Anderson, Marjorie Ann Brinning, Mrs. Charles George, Mrs. RB Kephart, Bette Beem Blossom, Merle Warner, Gladys Staider, and John Amrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Arlene Conrad
Lavina Ann Schantz
Dave Schantz
Shiloh
W. A. Wilson
Wellman
Harold Patterson
Berthold Schneider
Charles Schiebel
Harmony Community
John Lee Johnson
Walter Johnson
Carlo Anderson
Pilotburg
Marjorie Ann Brinning
Forest Brinning
Wellston
Charles George
RB. W. Kephart
Bette Beem Blossom
Merle Warner
Gladys Staider
John Amrine
Betty Snakenberg Hosts Susannah Girls Meeting
The Susannah girls of the Methodist church gather at Betty Snakenberg’s home for a meeting and pot luck supper. Twenty three members attended with one new member Gwendolyn Ramseyer and guests Virginia Gibson Laura Holden and Helen Sheetz. Elaine Thomassen led the meeting in the absence of President Jean Applegate. Dororthy Bear led the business session. The next gathering will be May 20 at the Stutsman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah
Methodist Church
Betty Snakenberg
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Virginia Gibson
Laura Holden
Helen Sheetz
Jean Applegate
Elaine Thomassen
Dorothy Bear
Stutsman
Regular Meeting of Pythian Sisters
One application was balloted upon and accepted at the Pythian Sisters meeting held last evening at the hall. Initiation will be held May 6 with Mrs. G. A. Reinert and Mrs. Pearl Parcell serving on the refreshment committee. During the business meeting $27.50 for altruistic work was reported. Since there was no further business, the meeting closed in regular form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
G. A. Reinert
Pearl Parcell
Ellen Buser and Lawrence Baker wed in Keota
Mr and Mrs J H Buser of Conesville announce the marriage of their daughter Ellen to Lawrence Baker son of Mr and Mrs Howard Baker of Keota. The ceremony took place April 4 at the Evangelical and Reformed church parsonage with attendants Poroth Baker and Omar Black of Keota. The couple will reside on a farm near Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jotn H. Buser
Conesville
Ellen
Lawrence Baker
Howard Baker
Keota
C. W. Klein
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Poroth’ Baker
Omar Black
M. E. Service Guild Holds First Meeting At Church
The Woman's Christian Service Guild of the Methodist church met last evening with Mary Westphal. Mrs. Leigh Soule sponsored nine members attended. Officers were elected and plans made for the next meeting the last week of April with Louise Porter. Installation and charter presentation will be part of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Mary Westphal
Leigh Soule
Louise Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. S
Wolf Floral CO
J. EB. Edgington of
Ames
Ralph Scott
J. Ed Wells
Mrs
Walter Wells
Estherville
Gene Jungbluth
Philadelphia
Penn
Valmora
N. Mex
Reister Bros
George Rudiger
Morrow
Neola
Dora Jones
Burlington
L. M. Eicher
Jane
Velma Finke
Lieut
Roger Hicher
Fort Riley
Man
G. E. Frey
Cy Bush Res
Sah
Ben MecChurch
Clay Blanchard
George McChurch
Jack McChurch
John McChurch
Rock Island
E. M. Bridges & Co
Richard Birney
Iowa State
State
Frank Kos
South
Marion
William Wiley
Robert Greene
Columbus
TaHoon
Harold Jarvis
Beverly Doris
Hunsaker Shoe Repair Shop
Esther Stewart
J. C
W.R.C
G.A.R
Mildred Musil
Mary Moriarty
April
Frances Fisher
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Effie Sehmitt
Shepherds
Cloyee Gault
Maye Roth
Shepherds, Co
F. Anderson
Minnie Bidwell
Lulu Long
Nellie Dordder
Marguerite Swift
Maude Snakenberey
Worthy Herald
Della McBride
L. W. Soule
King
Howard McBride
Queen
Helen Bowers
Harper
Ruth Pine
Mildred Blattner
Ella Cole
Florence Sherman
Worthy Guardian
Margaret Anderson
Worthy Guard
Paul Snakenberg
Queens
Leora Dodder
Anna Valenta
Maris Shafer
Anna White
Rose van Dorin
Pearl Kennedy
King’s Guards
Victor Blattner
R. D. van Dorin
A. W. Yard
Wisie Long
John McConskey
Golca Robertson
Hsearts
Juanita Mathers
Mildred Kennedy
0. BE. Schmitt
M. McCleary
Cc. V. Crull
Ellen Buser
M. E. Service Guild
Michaels Stern
Freeman and Fortune
Freeman Master Fitters
Shkosh
Santorize
Star Brand
B. & B. Clothing Store
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