Keota Dominates KeWash Track Meet in Keota
Keota wins the KeWash track and field meet with 82 points led by standout performances from Allen and Wright. Kalona’s Allen sets a new football throw record of 165 feet 7 inches and Keota captures the 880 and 440 relays amid strong showings from Brighton West Chester and Wellman.
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Keota
KeWash
Allen
Kalona
Kenny Aller
Dave Wright
J. Duvall
West Chester
Brighton
Wellman
Richland
Swartzendruber
K. Farrier
Robertson
Grout
Wright
Aller
Dusenberry
W. Chester
Feldman
Allison
Fosdick
Duvall
Mineart
Greiner
E. Gingerich
Weaver
Stannard
Engle
Sprague-Pepper-Beery - Palmer
Fry
Pepper
Jackson
Norenberg
Bauer
C. Farrier
R. Farrier
Spanier
Sprague-Shannon-Beery-Palmer
DeLong
Chester
Palmer
Mildred Kephart and Robert Freyenberger Wed at Home
Mildred Louise Kephart married Robert J Freyenberger in a home ceremony near Wayland attended by 27 guests. Rev. Walter Rogier presided as maid of honor Miss Gamble and best man William Freyenberger stood with the couple under a floral arch. The couple will live on a northeast Wayland farm after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Louise Kephart
Robert J. I’reyenberger
E. J. Freyenberger
Wayland
Homer Kephart
Walter Rogier
Eicher Church
Clara Gamble
William Freyenberger
Charles McConnell
Des Moines
Miss Gamble
Freyenberger
Enid
Wendell McConnell
Lloyd Shelangoski
Fairfield
Dennis Graber
Judy Kay
Orlin Kigsti
Walter Ragier
Birthday party honors Jack Hotle and family in West Chester
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hotle hosted a Wednesday evening birthday gathering for their son Jack Hotle and his two year old son Danny. Mrs. Bob Hotle attended as an honored guest. A full dinner was served and Danny blew out two candles on his cake. two additional birthday cakes were present. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hotle and their three children Sue and Sheila plus another child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hotle
Jack Hotle
Danny
Bob Hotle
Sue
Sheila
Birth at Wellman Hospital News and Today’s Baseball Schedule
A baby boy weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Thatcher of Wellman at 7 30 this morning Dismissals included Mrs Harvey Gosling and son Tommy Carl of Ainsworth Mrs Lester Lucenbill and Mary Ellen route 4 St Louis Martin 0 0 at Pittsburg Ostermueller 0 0 Cincinnati Beggs 1 1 at Chicago Wyse 0 1 Only games scheduled American League standings show Detroit 6 2 .750 New York 7 3 .700 Boston 7 3 .700 Cleveland 3 3 500 St Louis 3 5 6 3 7 5 Chicago 3 5 3 7 5 Washington 3 6 3 3 3 3 Philadelphia 2 6 7 .222 Pitchers in today s games Detroit Trucks 1 1 at St Louis Potter 1 1 Chicago Lee 0 1 at Cleveland Feller 1 1 New York Page 0 0 at Washington Dodson 0 1 or Niggeling 0 1 Boston Heflin 0 0 at Philadelphia Fowler 0 1
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
N. York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Behrman
Voiselle
Fred Thatcher
Wellman
Harvey Gosling
Tommy Carl
Ainsworth
Lester Lucenbill
Mary Ellen
Martin
Ostermueller
Beggs
Washington
Detroit
Trucks
Potter
Chiezzgo
Lee
Cleveland
Feller
New York
Dodson
Niggeling
Heflin
Fowler
Family Named in West Chester and Washington Notices
Mr and Mrs Bob Hotle Ronald Hotle and Hal Hotle are listed as residents of West Chester. Mr and Mrs Charles Hotle reside in Washington and Mrs Ray Hough and baby are noted.
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Danny
Bob Hotle
Ronald Hotle
Hal Hotle
West Chester
Charles Hotle
Washington
Ray Hough
Baby
Fortnightly Club Plans May Party at Y
Committees from the Fortnightly club hostess departments draft details for a May party to be held Thursday evening in the Community room of the Y. Francelia Waterbury will present a solo drama The New Mrs Arden. Mrs W B Dupuis presides at the 8 o clock meeting closing the club year.
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Francelia Waterbury
Mrs. Arden
Washington Club
Bridge Club Tastes Dessert Bridge At Hostess Home
The Tuesday Bridge club met with Mrs Eva Blankenhorn for a dessert bridge. Hostess Mrs Barth assisted by her daughter served the guests. Two tables played with Mrs Wanda Ornsduff winning high score and Mrs Irene Trotter earning consolation.
Birthday Surprise for Howell Owens
A birthday surprise was held Monday night for Howell Owens. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Owens Mr. and Mrs. Russell Owens and family and Miss Viola Owens of Cotter. The evening featured visiting and a large birthday cake with ice cream.
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Howell Owens
Howard Owens
Russell Owens
Viola Owens
Cotter
Rural Women's Club Hosts Meeting at Rhodebeck Home
Ten members gathered yesterday at Mrs. Lou Rhodebeck's home for a Rural Women's club afternoon. Visiting members included Mrs. Eva Wooley of Eldon Carol Wolf and Connie Humstur. President Mrs. William Marie Jr led the business meeting with roll call on insect history. Plans were made to send aid to a Holland family. Contests were held sponsored by Mrs. Claud Rhodebeck and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Wooley and Mrs. Rhodebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women’s Club
Lou Rhodebeck
Eva Wooley
Eldon
Carol Wolf
Connie Humstur
William Marie, Jr
Holland
Claud Rhodebeck
Wooley
Rhodebeck
Garden by Ruth Foster Highlights New Varieties for 1946
Extension notes introduce Fordhook Hybrid and Burpee Hybrid tomatoes with 60 to 70 day bearing, praising flavor and prolificacy. Other Iowa favorites listed include Pritchard Rutgers Bonny West and Golden Jubilee for local conditions.
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Marglebe
Iowa
Extension Service
Pritchard
Rutgers
Bonny West
Golden Jubilee
Just Us Club Meets With Mrs W Kaster In May Flower Exchange
Mrs W Kaster hosted the Just Us club meeting with 12 members and visitors including Mrs Paul Mast and others. Iowa Centennial roll call, a $2 YWCA contribution, two birthdays observed, gifts exchanged, and games led by the entertainment committee. Next meeting set for May with Mrs John Lee for a flower bulb exchange.
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S. W. Kaster
Just Us Clus
Paul Mast
Claud Bain
EB. H. Whitehead
John Shebeck
Iowa
Y.W.C.A
Easter
Fleur de Lis Club Hosts Mother’s Day Meeting
Mrs. Floyd Letts hosted the Fleur de Lis Club at 1009 East Main Street for a Mother’s Day afternoon meeting. Guests included Mrs. Grove Letts and Mrs. Kerr who spoke and sang, and a corsage exchange followed a program of readings and an accordion musical number.
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Floyd Letts
East Main Street
Grove Letts
Walter Brown
George Kerr
Earl Galloway
Verle Gallagher
P. F. Whisler
Lloyd Marek
Mother
Kerr
Lloyd Foster
A. Crone
Galloway
Shenandooah Valley
Mary Gale Letts
Washington, D.C
Social calendar notices for upcoming week
Notices for church and community group events list roll skating, YWCA programs, cooperative suppers, luncheons, initiations, and regular meetings. Items include Methodist church party, Inbetweeners at Merle Simpson home, Pythian Sisters practice, OES chapter meeting, Merry Makers, Harmony club, Grace Hill Ladies Aid, and Harmony activities with roll meals and dish to pass details.
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Methodist Church
Y.W.C
U. P
Merle Simpson
19Th Century Club
Elizabeth Dawson
Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
Ainsworth Chapter
O.E.S
P.m
Hall
Merry Makers
Frank Leeper
John
Birthday congratulations for local residents
Anniversary wishes go to Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lemmon. Three candles mark Steven E. Boyer’s birthday, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Boyer. Recipients include Mrs. C. L. Eyes tone, Mrs. Ted Crone, Paul Kyle, John Atkinson, Ivan Lovell, Mrs. Glenn Schwartz, William Crandall, Mrs. Louis Larsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Lemmon
Steven E. Boyer
Mrs
Don Boyer
C. L. Eyestone
Ted Crone
Paul Kyle
John Atkinson
Ivan Lovelett
Glenn Schwartz
William Crandall
Louis Larsen
Lucille Huston Hosts Chapter L Meeting in Crawfordsville
Chapter L of TTT met Monday with eleven members and guest Mrs. Edna Enke of Winfield. They voted to donate 2.50 to Red Cross Cancer Control and Crippled Children, then spent the evening quilting and socializing with refreshments. Easter Sunrise Breakfast and Youth Fellowship activities followed at the home of Rev H F Ball with about a dozen youths attending. A skating party may be planned for Washington this week and a Mt Pleasant youth meeting is set for next Sunday at 2 45 p m with provided transportation. Mr and Mrs Stanley Beck entertained relatives at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Blake Spencer observed their 26th wedding anniversary April 21 with cards and a dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Davis. The evening included card playing and visiting. baskets were brought by Mr and Mrs W G Henss Mr and Mrs Clarence Moorhead and Mr and Mrs Carl Atkinson.
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Crawfordsville
TTT
Lucille Huston
Edna Enke
Winfield
Red Cross
Cancer Control
Methodist Youth Fellowship
H. F. Ball
Jean Rich
Washington
Methodist
Youth Fellowship
Mt. Pleasant
Stanley Beck
Blake Spencer
A. E. Davis
Wm. G. Henss
Clarence Moorhead
Carl Atkinson
Bread service tips to cut waste at meals
Advice on serving bread efficiently to avoid waste. Keep portions small by slicing at table as needed and halving slices to reduce leftovers and dryness.
Wulfs Host Merry Ten Club Meeting at Home
The Merry Ten club met Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Wulf home. Pinochle played at three tables with high scores by Mrs. Harold Timmins and William Wulf. Low scores earned by Mrs. Grace Decker and Raymond Hammond. Harold Timmins and Mrs. Timmins elected officers for next year. Refreshments served. Guests included Mrs. Decker and the Hammond family.
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Merry Ten Club
Irwin Wulf
Harold Timmins
William Wulf
Grace Decker
Raymond Hammond
Decker
Friendly Bible Class meets for twentieth anniversary
The Friendly Bible Class of the Baptist church met at Mr. and Mrs. Jotn Little’s home to honor their twentieth wedding anniversary with a pot luck supper. A large angel food cake and china salt and pepper shakers were presented. A brief business meeting followed led by the president while Charles Murdock led the Bible study on prayer. Next month’s meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Rudie Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bible
The
Baptist Church
Jotn Little
Mrs. Little
Charles Murdock
Rudie Schmidt
Nancy Burham
Club Honors Bride At Kitchen Shower
Phyllis Peiffer of West Chester a recent bride and her husband Edwin Peiffer were guests Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W Q Ralston. The Enterprise Club carried out a kitchen shower with Easter lilies and flowers adornment. Guests received gifts and advice from the women and men respectively.
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Phyllis Peiffer
West Chester
W. Q. Ralston
Enterprise Club
Edwin Peiffer
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