Couple Exchange Vows In Washington Wedding
Kenneth J. Kemp son of Mr and Mrs J Kemp of Conesville and Agnes Margaret Berenty of Philadelphia were married July 14 in the home of Rev Irvy ing Wetchum Washington D C Attending the couple were Mr and Mrs KWichard gonner of Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Kemp
J. ©. Kemp
Conesville
Agnes Margaret Berenty
Philadelphia
Irvying W. Wetchum
Washington D. C
Mrs. Kwichard Gonner
Washington D.C
Merry Mixers July Meeting At Hamburger Fry
The Merry Mixers Sunday school class met in July at the home of Reverend and Mrs Faust with co hosts Mr and Mrs Lyle Hering. Twelve families attended a hamburger fry as Harold Bontraver led the business meeting and the group sang songs while flames were played.
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Rawpfordsville
Hitler Church
Faust
Lyle Hering
Hamburger Bry
Harold Bontraver
fLaimes
S and C Club Bunco Meet Guests and Picnic Plans
Riverside Ss and C club members played bunco at Mrs. Robert Nicola's home. Lucille Kucera Agnes Bowman and Zelda Gerot won prizes. They scheduled the annual picnic at Sunset Park Washington on August 6 with guests Margery Wieland Pete and Sammy Gerot. Mrs Robert Gerot to entertain August 19.
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Riverside
Ss. and C
Bunco
Robert Nicola
Lucille Kucera
Agnes Bowman
Zelda Gerot
Sunset Park
Washington
Margery Wieland
Pete
Sammy Gerot
Robert Gerot
Birthday dinner honors Dunkin children in Crawfordsville
A birthday dinner was held at the home of Mrs. Fern Rowland near Wellman on Sunday to honor Wayne Dunkin who turned two and Phyllis Jean Dunkin who turned six. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Grenr Dunkin and Barbara Mae of Crawfordsville and John Henry Rowland with others from Lu cerne Missouri. Watermelon was served later.
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Crawfordsville
Fern Rowland
Wellman
Wayne Dunkin
Phyllis Jean Dunkin
Grenr Dunkin
Barbara Mae
John Henry Rowland
Clara Fleshman
Lucerne
Howard Wentworth
Larry
Phoenix
Ariz
Elsie Wentworth
Brighton
Dora McClelland
Washington
Ira Mikseh
Mora
Minn
Phyllis Jean Boone
Ed Libe
Max Waterhouse
R. E. Brown
William Frye
Cynthia
Lois
Janie
New Orleans
Willis Horton
Marilyn
Donna
Clay
Eugene Engel
Mary
Joe Schlatter
Nelson Woodford
Walter Brown
Burlington
Roslyn Chalupa
Richard Hayes
Hayes
Regena
Ed Chalupa
John Hough and Sons
Eugene Ingel
Karl Chorpening
Dan Boone
Tlddie
Sharon
Wegold Klopfenstein
Dickie Johnson
Charles Brinning
Wellston
J. L. Johnson
Forrest Miksch
Social Calendar Highlights Evening Park Picnics
Harmony, Merry Makers, Rosemary and Friendly Circle clubs host park picnics and suppers at Sunset Park with dish to pass, drink or dessert, and table service. Family nights at Country Club and various church and lodge gatherings planned. some events note times, locations, and special foods.
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Club
Picniec
Sunset Park
Harmony Club
Country Club
St. Pauls Women's Guild
West Chester
Proven Dessert Grapefruit Pears in Apricot Nectar
Fresh or canned grapefruit segments and diced pears marinated in apricot nectar in the freezing tray make an excellent appetizer or dessert for hot weather.
Des Moines Delta Gamma Bride Weds Washington Vet
Carol Meeker and Dr. Milton R. Flickinger wed in Grace Methodist Church Des Moines with 200 guests attending. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown and carried stephanotis with a white orchid. the groom is a veterinarian in Washington. The couple will reside in Washington after a Colorado Springs honeymoon.
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Carol Meeker
Milton Flickinger
Des Moines Church
H. E. Meeker
Des Moines
Milton R. Flickinger
Washington
Ray Flickinger
Independence
Grace Methodist Church
Glen Lamb
Calvin Wolf
Everett Meeker
Merle R. Meeker
Iowa City
Norman Frye, Jr
George Hood
Mary Jane Tucker
Kathleen Tobin
Dorothy Moore
Doris Hickey
Betty Flickinger
Mary Meeker
Jeanne Bowles
Gladys Meeker
Colorado Springs
Colo
Drake University
State University of Iowa
Delta Gamma Sorority
Flickinger
Iowa State College
Italian Regime Ready to Fight Communism and Fifth Column
Grace Hill notes a community column with social visits from Burlington to Des Moines and Des Moines area shopping trips. Local families like Waggoners Mikschs and Brinnings are mentioned with church events, farm work, and visits across nearby towns. A cactus blooming at Mrs. Virgil Pardon’s is highlighted and the Gracehill church plans an August 4 ice cream social.
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Virgil Pardon
Gracehill Church
How to Dry and Clean Personal Grooming Items
The text advises hanging drying hoses on a smooth bathroom line away from rough surfaces to avoid wear. It emphasizes keeping brushes, combs, and mirrors clean for beauty and suggests purse combs receive suds scrubbing with every hair shampoo.
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Kor
Try Hot Canapes With Cold Succulent Drinks
A kitchen note suggests serving hot canapes with cold drinks. Use fresh enriched or whole grain bread for rolled canapes and day old bread for others to keep textures balanced and convenient.
MacArthur Pledges Aid to Chiang in Formosa Defense
Tokyo dispatch reports General Douglas MacArthur promising Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek aid to defend Formosa from Chinese communists. He flew from Taipei to Tokyo, stating new coordination between American and Chinese forces and that nationalist troops would stay on Formosa to deter invasion.
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MacArthur
Chiang
Formosa
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Bataan
Haneda
United Nations
Korea
Far East
Truman
Quemoy
United States
McArthur
Pescadores
Oil Industry Says It Can Meet Military Civilian Needs
Waterloo Iowa area oil committee chair Paul I Adcock tells a nine county group that U S petroleum production could rise to more than 6 million barrels daily to supply military and civilian needs. He notes first quarter 1950 output averaged about 921 000 barrels per day and that production could exceed 6 million without harming the fields.
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Waterloo
Paul I. Adcock
Oil Industry Information Committee
Iowa
United States
Adcock
Commerce and Defense Clash Over Manpower Policy
Washington reports a wrangle between the Commerce Department and the Labor Department over civilian manpower under the defense program. Secretary Charles Sawyer cited Census figures suggesting growth needs, while Secretary Maurice Tobin oversees manpower policy. Officials say expansion of the labor force may be required with cooperation from employers and state agencies to avoid stringencies.
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Washington
Defense Mobilization
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Labor Department
Maurice J. Tobin
Sawyer
Tobin
Sandiss
Luthie
Census Bureau
One of First War Widows Has No Word For Many Like Her
Mrs. Ned Cleveland, Birmingham’s first Korean War widow, mourns her husband Sgt. Ned Cleveland of the 24th division who died after stepping on a land mine last July. She cannot find words to comfort other widows facing similar losses, saying a part of a woman dies when she kisses her husband goodbye.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ned Cleveland
Cluteline
Age Has Privileges in Somerville Farmie Tale
Uncle Dave, a 79 year old Black farmer in Somerville Tennessee, says he does not farm his three acres. His wife, five years younger, handles the work while he comments on the arrangement.
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Somerville
Tenn
Dave
Bragging About Fish We Catch and Insurance
Thursday morning Tom and I went fishing and brought in three channel catfish. Friday morning Lawrence Wilson brought three bass, the largest weighing 4142 lbs. We don’t want to brag about our insurance service but we strive to be the best in town.
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Tom
Lawrence Wilson
Hoover to Speak at Western GOP Meeting
Former President Herbert Hoover, a Republican elder statesman, was due to make a drop in appearance at a Western GOP leaders conference in Salt Lake City. The gathering included over 120 Republicans from 11 western states and speakers debated war and domestic policy amid a Korea crisis.
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Salt Cake
Cty
Utah
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
Hoover
Hawaii
National Committee
George Grabrielson
GOF
Korea
Rock Island Arsenal Announces Jobs for 24 Specialists
The personnel department of Rock Island Arsenal announced today that 24 specialist positions are available. The notice calls applicants to apply and notes these are skilled trades and technical openings at the arsenal.
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Nock Island
The
Rock Island Arsenal
Employment Applications Rise at Arsenal
The department reported accepting 150 applications daily as the arsenal workforce grew to about 3,700. The defense drive created openings for machinists, foot soldiers, artillery assemblers, form bearing operators, drop forge workers, and molding machine operators. Applicants could be placed immediately while others join the civil service roster for future calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trate Seddadlend
Personnel Department
Civil Service Register
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Howers
Wayne Chamberlin
Chamberlin Establishment
Sun Mon Tue
S and C
Merry Makers Club
Rosemary Club
Harry Drake
Priday Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Understanding Service
Tom Gray
Grace Hill
James Waggoner
Leonard Brinning
W. R. Read
Wilson Packing Plant
John Williams
A. J. Robertson
Brigh
Fident
Jom Duncan
Cpl
Coy Atkins
Campellsburg
Ind
Defense
Wilson’s Bass
Paul R. Horak
Hoover Commission
Homers
Pruman Edia
Spalding, Rawlings
Louis- Willy Slugger
Nicola
Harmon
Ray
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