Birthday notices and anniversaries for Three Quarter Century Club
The Three Quarter Century club marks birthdays today for Daniel R. Eicher born 1858 in Washington county and another member on Sunday, Mrs. Mary Sojka born 1869. Many greetings extend to listed members and families including Coon Crawfords ville Sojka Elder Burton Shuppy Merrimac Phillips Bauer Varney Batterson Gray Powers Snider Coon Wilkins Dwyer Crone and others from Ottumwa Galesburg and surrounding areas.
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Three Quarter Centurl Club
Daniel R. Eicher
Washington County
J. W. Cox
Floyd Bower
A. Owen
Monmouth
Ill
Co. V. Crull
Glen Beenblossom
Paul Deimerly
Erwin Meisenbach
Mae Rita Ragan
Davenport
John Hough
Janet Mae Coon
Sidney Coon
Ainsworth
Mary Joan Lowe
Lyle Lowe
Crawfordsville
Nancy Carole Griffith
Near West Chester
Johnny Hotle
West Chester
Ray Reeves
Mary Waggoner
Lucille Schneider
Laurel Statler
Joe Cortum
Robert Spera
Galesburg
Anna Landau
Karen Caviness
Ottumwa
Mary Sojka
Dave Elder
T. R. Burton
Scott Oris
Raymond Crone
Name Semester Roll Of Honor Riverside
Riverside students named to the Honor Roll for the past semester include Virginia Luckey Evelyn Yordi Lorraine Proctor Mary Havel Fern Albright Donald Coetz David Marner Lester Beachy Sylvalyn Kuhn Robert Alt Hubert Rath Marilyn Moss John Henry Beachy Patty Holderness Nancy Jackson Connie Rath. Perfect attendance lists include Marilyn Proctor Robert Proctor John Henry Beachy Marvin Walton Lester Beachy Sylvalyn Kuhn Elwood Proctor Lenore Rath Donald Dutler David Cress Jimmy Holderness Bette Moss Patty Gerot Kay Tener Donna Wehmeyer Jimmy Luckey Judy Flynn. Major and Mrs. Norbert C Kephart and daughters Susan and Rebecca travel from Yokohama to visit Riverside relatives including Mrs Violet Kephart and grandmother Mrs Frank Sofourek.
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Estelle Crutz
Riverside
Riverside High School
Virginia Luckey
Evelyn Yordi
Lorrine Proctor
Mary Havel
Fern Albright
Donald Coetz
David Marner
Lester Beachy
Sylvalyn Kuhn
Robert Alt
Hubert Rath
Marilyn Moss
John Henry Beachy
Patty Holderness
Nancy Jackson
Connie Rath
Marilyn Proctor
Robert Proctor
Marvin Walton
Elwood Proctor
Lenore Rath
Donald Dutler
David Cress
Jimmy Holderness
Bette Moss
Patty Gerot
Kay Tener
Donna Wehmeyer
Jimmy Luckey
Judy Flynn
Major
Norbert C Kephart
Susan
Rebecca
Iowa City
Yokohama
Japan
Violet Kephart
Frank Sofourek
Atlantic
Major Kephart
Harold Schranger
James Havel
Indian Creek Club Holds Luncheon Meeting
The Indian Creek club met with Mrs. Lena Corpening for a 1 00 o'clock luncheon. Salad demonstrations were given in the afternoon. Fifteen members, five children, and guests Mrs. Ilene Trier, Mrs. Hulda Carlson, Mrs. Geneva Corpman, and Margaret Hessel tine attended. The next meeting is set for April 28 with Mrs. Nina Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek Club
Lena Corpening
Ilene Trier
Hulda Carlson
Geneva Corpman
Margaret Hesseltine
Nina Dunbar
Rebekah Lodge Social Hour Held After Meeting
The Rebekah lodge met last evening at the I. O. F. hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Doyle Brown opening the session. Guests included Marie Novak former Iowa Rebekah leader Mrs. Marack and Mrs. K L Jadrnicek from Cedar Rapids and Mrs C L Morgan from Fairfield. Freshmeats were served by Mrs. Mary Hayes’s committee before a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Doyle Brown
Marie Novak
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
Marack
K. L. Jadrnicek
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
C. L. Morgan
Mary Hayes
Bluebird Notes on Paper Drive Piles Up Three Tons
The Erwin truck collected for the girls all day Saturday as four groups joined the drive the A wi ya Campfire Girls the Garden Bluebirds the Sunshine Bluebirds and the Lincoln Bluebirds. Total revenue reached 24.16 dollars with each group receiving 6.04 dollars.
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Bluebirds
Erwin
Garden Bluebirds
Sunshine Bluebirds
Lincoln Bluebirds
Blue Birds Hold Skating Party for 52 Girls
Yesterday afternoon the Blue Birds hosted a skating party at the rink from 4:00 to 5:30. Seventeen guest friends joined 52 attendees. Two helpers LaVonne Edwards and Betty Ann Alliman assisted, with three leaders Lois Bare Mrs Wayne Erwin and Mrs Louis McFadden guiding the event.
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Bluebirds
LaVonne Edwards
Betty Ann Alliman
Lois Bare
Wayne Erwin
Louis McFadden
Merry Working Bluebirds Plan Paper Drive and Gideon Rally
The Merry Working Bluebirds met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G. F. Moothart. They approved a self sponsored paper drive and enjoyed children's records and outdoor games. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Finney and H. C. Finney left for Cedar Rapids for a Gideon rally and state cabinet meeting at the Roosevelt Hotel, with a 6:30 banquet and L. E. Jenks as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Working Bluebirds
G. F. Moothart
J. M. Finney
H. C. Finney
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
The
Gideons
L. E. Jenks
Progress toward automatic factory advances in 1947 noted
The Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator company says 1947 saw more progress toward a fully automatic factory than any prior century of automatic controls, signaling a major milestone in automation history.
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company
Daughters of Union Veterans Leader to Attend Marshalltown Dinner
Mrs Iantha Johnson, Iowa department president of Daughters of Union Veterans from Marshalltown, will arrive in Washington late Monday afternoon. She will be honored guest at a cooperative dinner in the Legion hall hosted by Phoebe Allen Camp No 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iantha Johnson
Iowa
Daughters of Union Veterans
Marshalltown
Washington
Legion Hall
Phoebe Allen
Baby Sandra Kay Born to Loyal Febringer Family
Baby Sandra Kay born this morning at 2 20 to Mr and Mrs Loyal Febringer of Denver Colorado. The mother Wilma Pal mer formerly lived near Washington.
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Sandra Kay
Loyal Febringer
Denver
Colo
Wilma Palmer
Washington
Garretts to mark second wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Garrett will observe their second wedding anniversary on Sunday. Mrs. Garrett is the former Thelma Brocius of Summerville Pennsylvania, where they were married on April 18, 1946.
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Cloyd Garrett
Garrett
Thelma Brocius
Summerville
Social Life Calendar events fill evenings and meetings
The column lists multiple society gatherings and meetings from 8:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at various venues including the Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society, Daughters of Union Veterans, White Shrine Masonic Temple and Legion hall. Activities include potluck suppers, card parties, craft work, lunch, initiations, and choir events with hostesses named such as Mrs A E Atchison and Mrs Donald Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society
A. E. Atchison
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Hall
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Order of Rainbow Girls
Rita Ruth Ahrens
Ernie Temple
al Crone
Booster Club
Donald Stout
Delbert Darnell
Women Service Guild
Parsons Choir
Women’s Service Guild Presbyterial All Gay
Sigourney
Ella Gordon
William Glassburner
Pythian Sisters
School of Instruction
K. P
Y. W. Mixers Club
Y. W
St. Joseph's Circle
K. C. Hall
New Haven Ladies Aid
Sunshine Sisters
Flower Exchange
Ruth Luers
Roy Wells
Kolah Club
N. M. Speidel
James Circle
Clem Adam
E. Main St
Cedar Clippers 4 H Group Holds Health Lesson
The Cedar Clippers 4 H club met at Mrs. Maurice Crawford's home with Donna Cave leading. five members attended and discussed improvements in health defects. Cave spoke on vaccination, and demonstrations covered custards coffee cake and baking powder biscuits. Janice Booth led recreation as social time followed refreshments.
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Cedar Clippers 4-H Club
Maurice Crawford
Donna Cave
Crawford
Janice Booth
Births and hospital notices from Wellman and Winfield
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs. John Work route 2 medical Craig Williams Winfield and Mrs. Peter J. Hammen 614 N 2nd received care. Births reported for Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Ropp Wellman a daughter at 8 50 p m and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lillard route 3 a son at 10 23 p m.
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John Work
Craig Williams
Winfield
Peter J. Hammen
LeRoy Ropp
Wellman
Russell Lillard
Route 3
Ascension Day Plans Discussed by Bethlehem Commandery Group
Twenty two attended a Bethlehem commandery family night at a Masonic Temple potluck. The planning committee named four women organized the evening and cards followed the meeting. Plans for the May 6 Ascension Day potluck dinner were outlined with men on work and women social time.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
A. W. Yard
Grace Sigafoose
Roy Sowash
Ray Cox
Wyman Community Group Hosts Meeting at School House
The Wyman community club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with host Mrs. Isom Lantz. Plans and committees were formed for a Wyman alumni banquet, date undecided. The club donated to cover a movie projector purchase for the school. Members enjoyed readings and games, with refreshments served by local volunteers. A May meeting will include a safe table for donated articles.
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Wyman
Wyman Community Club
Isom Lantz
Iclub
Grace Robertson
Ruby Humphreys
Grace Oldt
Frances Dunn
Ella Humphrey
Rosemary Club Meeting at Gray's Hosts Spring Refreshments
Twelve members of the Rosemary club met at Gray's on Wednesday with Mrs. Clive Gray. Bridge was played at three tables with Mrs. Don Brown high score and Mrs. Del Walker low. Mrs. Charles Casper won for eighty honors the most times. Next gathering is April 27 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Whisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Club
Clive Gray
Don Brown
del Walker
Charles Casper
Gray
George Horn
P. F. Whisler
Bake Sale by Awiyeya group at Skel gag Appliance
The Awiyeya group and Campfire Girls announce a bake sale at Skel gag Appliance on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. The event will be held at 5213 and supports their community activities.
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Awiyeya Group
Campfire Girls
Skelgag
Doran couple welcomes daughter in morning hours
Mr and Mrs Don Dor an welcomed a daughter at 3 23 am. Dismissed today are Mrs Davey Schantz of route 2 and Larry Burroughs of route 1.
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Don Doran
Davey Schantz
Larry Burroughs
Kitchen Remodel At Duensing Farm For Efficient Space
Mrs. A L Duensing outlines a three step plan for remodeling a kitchen to maximize efficiency. She details layout options from U and L shapes to corridor plans, storage for wraps, lighting, work centers, and adjustable shelving to fit gear and aims for minimal steps and better posture.
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Duensing Farm
A. L. Duensing
Duensings
Duen
Homemaking Hints Given at Meeting
Homemakers from English River Township met at Mrs. Frank Stransky home to discuss more effective home making. Eighteen members, led by Ruth Foster county home economist, wrote down problems and explored time saving and energy efficiency solutions. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. William Spenner as chairman and others for publicity library world relations health and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English River Township
Frank Stransky
Ruth Foster
William Spenner
L. J. Strickler
Clifford Sommers
Oran Birkey
Richard Scott
Musical Program at Meeting of P E O Chapter 1
The P E O Chapter 1 met Thursday evening at Mrs T A Michels home with 25 members present. High school girls performed musical numbers led by Patricia Weldin on flute and a singing trio. Co hostesses were Mrs Roger Sherman and Mrs C McLaughlin.
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P.E.O
T. A. Michels
Patricia Weldin
Biddy Johnson
Audrey Steele
Joanna Krabill
Marilyn Cook
Roger Sherman
C. McLaughlin
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