Bride of W L Klaus Wed in Iowa City Chapel
Bride Miss Phyllis Miller of Iowa City daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of Washington and groom W L Klaus of Iowa City son of Mr and Mrs W W Klaus of Knoxville married Sunday afternoon April 25 in the Methodist Church chapel. Rev Theodore Schwartz officiated. Bride wore white organza gown veil and carried orchids on a white Bible. Reception followed at bride’s grandmother’s home. Groom’s party included Marty Klaus best man Wayne Bernet groomsman. The couple will reside in Coralville with groom employed in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Willer
Iowa City
Harry V. Miller
Washington
W. L. Klaus
W. W. Klaus
Knoxville
Theodore Schwartz
W. F. Miller
Ed Miller
T. R. Phillips
Miss Doyle
Miss Esbhorough
C. V. Steen
Des Moines
Eugene Zear
Keota
Ambrose Kaalberg
Cedar Rapids
Lou Fabian
Alice Hagie
Valerie Steen
Judy Kaalberg
Klaus
Town City
Coralville
Towa City
Brenda Hughes
Marty Klaus
Wayne Bernet
Larry Glenn
John Miller
Mary Doyle
Marion Ave
Upw
Church
Japan
Bethel Missionary Society
Dean Sandburg
Just Us Club
Kalonial Town House
Kalona
Hy-Vee
Priscilla Club
Sam DeLong
Irvin Coffey
Little Flower Circle
Virgil Lintz
Hubert Beranek
Maud
Ethel McCreedy
Armory
Johnny le Clair
Masons
Masonica Temple
Crawfordsville
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Social calendar notices due by 10 a.m. for first publication
Community events list upcoming AMT notices deadlines and three day advance print schedule. Tuesday schedule includes White Shrine silent auction article at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Membership Night inviting a new member. Applied Arts I at 8 p.m. Mrs. Richard Young hosts Family Living II at 6 30 p.m. Dinner at Captain's Table. Business and Professional Women's Club meets at 6 30 p.m installation. Women of Moose Anniversary Coffee at 7 p.m. Robert Dunbar home hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMT
Masonic Temple
Applied Arts I
Richard Young
Family Living
Women of Moose
Robert Dunbar
Two Guilds entertain district in Methodist service event
The two Wesleyan Service Guilds of the Methodist Church hosted the Burlington district conference at the local church. Seventy six representatives attended with Mrs Dorothy Hatch of Riverside Bidwell Center Des Moines as main speaker. Officers for years were elected and installed including Mrs Payne Marshall and Miss Ruth Bell. Activities included a devotional period, invocation by Rev Dr Theodore Schwartz, a prelude by Mrs Leo Stone, and refreshments arranged by several volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Burlington District
Dorothy Hatch
Riverside - Bidwell Center
Des Moines
Payne Marshall
Christian Social Relations
Ruth Bell
Leo Stone
Theodore Schwartz
Thora Pease
Don Statler
Verne Knecht
Vera Crawford
Willis Jones
Don Maxwell
Walter Smith
Careless Driving and Speeding Fines in Washington Brief
Richard D. Warren of Washington was charged with careless driving and fined $10 by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden. Walter E. Cline of Washington was charged with excessive speed and fined $10 by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Warren
Washington
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Walter E. Cline
Spurgeon staff win sales awards in hosiery drive
Local Spur geon store worker earned 100 dollars for top hosiery sales in a 56 store chain during a recent sale. Mrs J O Sherman won 15 dollars for second highest individual sales. Other prize recipients included Mrs C P Berkhoff, Mrs Beatrice George, Mrs Clifford Campbell, Mrs Lysle Embree and Harold Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
J. 0. Sherman
C. P. Berkhoff
Beatrice George
Clifford Campbell
Lysle Embree
Harold Johnson
Missing bikes found by city police chief statement
Chief Clarence Mike Lee said the police have four boys bikes and one girl’s bike found in the city near Meely Lane. Bicycles may be claimed at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Mike” Lee
Tara Ln
Local Notes Highlight Weekend Visits And Travel
Local residents shared weekend visits across towns. Doug Whitehead, now district sales manager for All-State Insurance, toured the Moline Peoria area with family while house-hunting. Mary Martin left Eugene after attending Wylie Anderson’s funeral. Mrs Beenblossom and Mrs Heyser attended the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists convention in Des Moines where Beenblossom presides locally. Mrs Therion learned of her mother Bertha Bowen’s Seattle obituary aged 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Whitehead
Palatine
Charles Snyder
Snyder
Whitehead
All - State Insurance
Wen
Moline
Peoria
Whiteheads
Mary Martin
Eugene
Ore
Wylie Anderson
Ralph Martin
Lloyd Beenblossom
Richard Heyser
National
John Therion of
Ainsworth
Bertha Bowen
Seattle
Wash
Local visitors and moves noted in Saturday Washington visit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and daughters of Lockridge visited Washington Saturday. Marguerite Hering plans a move this week from 302%. S. Marion will go to Miss Jollie Tierney Route 1 West Chester. Bergez are home after days at their Reddick farm visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Payne Marshall county welfare director hosted the southeast district welfare directors at a semi annual meeting with luncheon at the Captain's Table. twenty four counties represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
Lockridge
Washington
Marguerite Hering
S. Marion
Jollie Tierney
Route 1
West Shester
William Berger
Reddick,ll
Payne Marshall
Reception Honoring Clear Creek Pastor Rev Francis E Lollich
A public reception for Rev Francis E Lollich will be at Ss Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Clear Creek Sunday afternoon May 2 from 2 to 5 pm. Sponsored by the women of the Altar and Rosary Society, it marks his 25th priesthood anniversary. A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving for his Silver Sacerdotal Jubilee will be held Tuesday May 4 at 11 am.
Club activities and meetings across departments noted
APPLIED ARTS members hosted by Ethel McCreedy and Maud McCreedy with guest speaker Mrs Fisher describing pioneer life in a letter format. Music department activities led by Leo Stone included eight members at a Des Moines state meeting and a next year program by Mrs Helscher. White Shrine Bridge Club events had high scorers E L Rouse and Winnie Robison. Golden Age Club gathered for YMCA slide show and card games with get well wishes for Mary Horning and Mrs Stout. Turkey tobacco purchases total 157,933,000 pounds in March, about half of Turkey’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied Arts
Ethel McCreedy
Applied Arts II
Margaret Applegate
Maud McCreedy
Jarry Ramseyer
Richard Fisher
Paul Ryan
Fisher
Leo Stone
T. W. Harwood
Claire Keating
Charles Rademaker
Herb Osincup
Des Moines
J. W. Helscher
Harold Stevens
Edgar Stewart
White Shrine Bridge
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Roy Sowash
J.F. Larson
E.L. Rouse
Winnie Robison
Golden Age
Olden Age Club
YMCA
Cal Wolf
YWCA
John Helscher
Herb Dsineup
Grace Stewart
Don Holmes
Mary Horning
Mrs. Stout
Eva Ebner
Vivian Booth
12Mir
Turkey
UPI
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Plumbing & Heating
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Nancy Miller
PTA
Wolf's Flower Shop
Public High School
Fort Madison
Iowa
Brown Finance Co
South Iowa
Ting Journal
Floyd Murdock
Muscatine General Hospital
Ralph Ryan
Mulberry, Muscatine
Mrs
William Longer
Parkview
Wayland
Alvin Shebeck
Glen Payne
Jennifer of
Winfield
Kermit Klopfenstein
Bernard Payne
Raymond Rittenhouse
Denise Rittenhouse
St. Louis
Robert Roberts
Marshalltown
Lee Baird
Ken Peters
Donna Osincup
Drake University
Alvin Allen
R. B. Lee
Seste, Wash
Fred Grosscup
Bernadine Grosscup
Los Angeles
Calif
J.A. Conger
Long Beach
Ainsworth - Washington Club
Clear Creek
Osincup’s
Minick Furniture Co
Marshall's
Marshall’s
Sutre
Burry
Sturry
Pullman
Provincia Go
DFA
Eige Calor
Schweiger Modern
Ernational
United
Walnut
Ae Marshalls
Jsoort
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