Esthe r Ellen Meyers and Orlin Frey Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Esther Ellen Meyers and Orlin Frederick Frey exchange vows in a double ring ceremony at the Church of the Brethren Raisin City Gelif. The event features violin preludes by Mrs. Kibbe, attended by family including maid of honor Margaret Lininger and best man Vernon Key. The couple plans to reside in Goessel Kansas where Frey will serve as pastor after August 15.
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Esther Ellen Meyers
Orlin Frederick Frey
Noble
Church of the Brethren
Raisin City
Gelif
W. H. Meyers
Orlin Fredrick Rey
Otto I. Frey
Harmon C. Kibbe
Oakland
Calif
Carl Simmons Jr
Chicago
Sie
Vernon Key
Paul Ruth
Edward Dett
Mr. Frey
Wayland High School
Washington Junior College
Washingonn
Bluffton College
Bluffton
Mennonite - Bethany Biblical Seminaries
Frey
Yosemite National Park
Goessel
Kan
Mir.rey
Goessel Mennonite
Honor Mrs. Ralph Zeck With Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Ralph Zeck was honored at a birthday dinner hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Zeck on Thursday evening. Attendees included Ralph Zeck, Shirlee and Philip Zeck, with George Zeck family and Mr. and Mrs. Milo Zeck calling by. The evening featured socializing and photography.
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Ralph Zeck
Wayne Zeck
Shirlee
Philip Zeck
George Zeck
Milo Zeck
Potluck Dinner and Golf Event at Country Club
The Ladies Golf and Bridge association of the Washington County club hosts a potluck dinner at the Country Club on August 9. Golf begins at 4 00 p m and dinner follows at 7 00 p m. Members should bring a covered dish sandwich es and table service.
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Country Club
Ladies Golf and Bridge Association
Washington County Club
Golf Wolf
BYF Youth Rally At Baptist Church Draws State Leaders
The Baptist Youth Fellowship rally occurred Sunday at the church with theme Melt Me Mold Me Use Me and the song Spirit of the Living God. State BYF president Bill Bixby of Davenport and vice president Ray Haylor of Ottumwa attended, with Rev. Elmer Dierks of Iowa City as afternoon speaker and a candlelight service by Washington BYF youths in the evening.
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The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Spirit of the Living God
State Byf
Bill Bixby
Davenport
Ray Haylor
Ottumwa
Elmer Dierks
Iowa City
Young People — of
Washington
Entertain Heights Social Club Meeting Report
Members of the Heights Social Club met at Mrs. Joe Soukup’s home for an afternoon of needlework and visiting. A business meeting was held and luncheon was served with Mrs. Mary Starr assisting the hostess. The next gathering is set for August 17 with Mrs BE Stewart.
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the Heights Social Club
Joe Soukup
Mary Starr
BE. A. Stewart
Club Members Meeting At Mrs. Frank Kleese's
Twelve members of the friendly Circle club met at Mrs. Frank Kleese's home Thursday. Guests included Mrs. W. V. Durst Janee Myers Patty Sheetz Janet Schiebel and Joyce Kleese. Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein led the business session and prizes went to several members for purse items and unusual items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
Frank Kleese
W. V. Durst
Janee Myers
Patty Sheetz
Janet Schiebel
Joyce Kleese
Harold Klopfenstein
Walter Longer
Richard Schiebel
Merry Makers Club Picnic at Sunset Park
The Merry Makers club held a cooperative picnic at Sunset Park on Wednesday evening with twenty seven in attendance. Guest Mrs Eva Mouser attended. The report notes children played on the playground as the group enjoyed a supper. The next meeting is scheduled for September 6.
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Merry Makers’ Club
Sunset Park
Merry Makers Club
Eva Mouser
St Pauls Women's Guild Meeting At The Church
The St Pauls Womens guild met Thursday afternoon with 23 members present. Mrs Charles Churchill led devotionals, scripture was read by Mrs Russell Plecker, and prayer was by Mrs Evee Plecker. Mrs Walter Westen presided at the business meeting.
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St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Charles Churchill
Russell Plecker
Eveettte Plecker
Fourth Family Night Dinner at Country Club
The summer Fourth Family Night Dinner was held Thursday at the Country Club with 185 served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Don Morrison of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Courtney Klein and Court ney and Kiffaney of Denver, Merlin Crawford of Wellman, H. M. Ehred of Forest City, and Mauri Rose of Crawfordsville. Canasta was played and Frank Crone led high scores for men while Mrs. A. W. Clow topped the ladies. The organizing committee included Mrs. Roger Sherman as chair and numerous couples listed.
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Don Morrison
Cedar Rapids
Courtney Klein
Courtney
Kiffaney
Denver
Colo
Merlin Crawford
Wellman
H. M. Ehred
Forest City
Mauri Rose
Crawfordsville
Canasta
Frank Crone
A. W. Clow
Roger Sherman
I. T. Rehmel
Ted Bailey
FE. B. Hammer
Mae Davis
Robert Day
Airs
I. Hr -Orr
Clayton Bear
T. L. Flenner
V. W. Nielsen
Surprise Breakfast for L B C Club Members
Members of the L B C club were hosted at a come-as-you-are breakfast at Mrs Don Wylie's home with co host Mrs Homer Jarrard. Guests included Mrs Myrtle Genkinger Velma Jarrard and Mrs Charles Bartholow as callers.
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Don Wylie
Homer Jarrard
Myrtle Genkinger
Velma Jarrard
Charles Bartholow
Social calendar highlights community reunions and gatherings
Friday events include Rebekah lodge and IOOF hall activities with a traveling emblem. Sunday features Class of 1940 reunion at Pines and Kholosick Davison and Sunset Park picnics with Women’s Relief Corps and Walnut club. Other notices list Potluck at Country club, American Legion picnic, Ann Judson circle, Y Mixers roast at Sunset Park.
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Kholosick
Sunset Park
Davison
Women's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Walnut Women's Club
Switzer nomination in Iowa stalls as senate action looms
Iowa politics run hot over Carroll Switzer’s bid for federal district judge. Democrats split on a compromise, with Jake More backing Switzer while rival Will Riley and Edward Halbach press for different choices. Senate floor action remains uncertain as committee rejection shapes the fight.
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Robert Hogan
Iowa Daily Press
Des Moinepe
IDPA
Senate Judiciary Committee
Carroll O. Switzer
Iowa
Jake More
Switzer
Will F. Riley
Les Moines
Edward Halbach
Clinton
Guy Gillette
Mor
More
Senate
Truman
Democratic Party
Gibson Holiday
Des Moines
Congress
Holliday
Gillette
Judiciary Committee
Birthday Anniversaries Mark August 4 in Newton
August 4 marks birthdays for Howard Wittris and a long list of neighbors including Mrs B F Bostwick Jr Mrs W L Gates Mrs Walter Isiesey Mary Jane Brury Arlene Robert son Mrs Elmer Swickard Judith Belle White Maurice Mineart Bill Wagner David Alfred Little son of Henry Little and Beverly May Thomas who turns nine and Margaret Ann Stout who reaches ten in Newton with community well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wittris
B. F. Bostwick Jr
W. L. Gates
Walter Isiesey
Mary Jane Brury
Arlene Robertson
Elmer Swickard
Judith Belle White
Maurice Mineart
Bill Wagner
David Alfred Little
Henry Little
Newton
Beverly May Thomas
Margaret Ann Stout
Riverside note: Larry Rummelhart injured in play
Riverside report details Larry Rummelhart four receiving a broken wrist after an afternoon game near the Newton Whetstine home. The item also notes a vacation for Kenneth Kern to North Dakota the Badlands and Boystown Neb with return in about ten days. Other local items include births moves and social news from Riverside and Iowa City.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Larry Rummelhart
Clifford Rummelhart
Newton Whetstine
Kenneth Kern
Opal IK Kern
Badlands
North Dakota
Father Flanagan
Boystown Neb
Wyoming
Kansas
Rock Island Arsenal
Joe Murray
Laurie Joe
Mercy Hospital
Dale Heek
Birka Farm
Co. J Karel
Glen Baumgartner
Susan
Les Moines
David Wright
Judy
Jeffery
Stirling
Dale Burich
Towa City
Victor Burich
C. J. Karel
Bank Safe Shelters Three War Derelicts
In Frankfurt three young Germans shelter in a 12 by 9 foot bank safe left intact after 1944 bombings. Heinz Kalinowski plans to marry Ingeborg Behramm while Alfred Tromme lives with them in the improvised dwelling carved from rubble and steel.
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Frankfurt
Heinz Kalinowski
East Prussia
Heinz
Ingeborg Behramm
Ruedesheim
Ingeborg
Alfred Tromme
East Germany
Mend rips and holes need rewoven professional care
The text explains rips and holes must be noticed early and possibly rewoven. It notes that large holes require rewoven work and that professional reweaving demands skill and technique making the process costly.
Tremendous Earth Heat Source Hid Deep In Ground
A discussion suggests immense subterranean heat may reach 20,000 degrees with a flow ten times humanity's annual energy use. No practical method to tap this vast reservoir has been found to date.
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Earth
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