Kolosick Reunion Held in Iowa City
The eighth annual Kolosick reunion gathered 116 relatives and friends in Iowa City. Officers elected were Foster Kolosick president Orvil Kolosick vice president Joe Kolosick treasurer and Mrs Ray Sojka secretary. The 1942 meeting will be in Sunset Park Washington. An afternoon program of music and readings followed a basket dinner with greetings from Los Angeles. Many attendees from Cedar Rapids Wellman Kalona and Riverside attended.
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Kolosick
Iowa City Park
Foster Kolosick
Cedar Rapids
Orvil Kolosick
North English
Joe Kolosick
Washington
Ray Sojka
Riverside
Sunset Park
Claudine O’bryan
Los Angeles
California
Patrick la Velle
Isabel Lickford
Katheryn Urba
Hazel Hall
Norma Jean
Foster Kolesick
James
Peter Katz
Clara
Paul
George
Joe
George Brown
Markis
Marion Nicolas
Iowa City
Paul Kolosiek
Lucy Helen Barger
Williamsburg
Wayne Kolosiek
Wilbur Cray
Dorothy
Johnette
Frank Kolosiek
Orvil Kolosiek
Marcus Kolosick
Evelyn Claypool
Merle Schauff
Rob Perrin
Wilford
Harold Miller
Curtis Maines
Glenda
Virgil Maines
Wellman
Fred Kolosick
Francis Roth
Dorothy Jean
Elmer Kolosick
Wilbur Preby
Frank Birka
Watt Shafer
Will Kolosick
John la Fever
Harold Strum
Thorneloe Morris
Raymond Wadsworth
Chas. Schauff
What Cheer
Frank Prebyl
Irvin Kelley
Anne Grady
Anna Kolesick
John Barger
Local Church Prayer Study and Two Reunions Announced
The Presbyterian Cottage Prayer meeting sets Wednesday at 9 30 AM at Mrs Lawrence Wilsons home 415 E Waeh St The Romine reunion occurs in Wellman on Sunday August 10 The Crawford Ralston Steven son family reunion is on Sunday August 17 at W E K Augustine home south of Dublin with a 12 PM basket dinner and Pearson orchestra of West Chester providing music
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Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
Lawrence Wilson
W. EK
Augustine
Dublin
Pearson Orchestra
West Chester
U P Aid Society Birthday Breakfast Friday
The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian Church hosts its annual birthday breakfast Friday at nine in the church social rooms. All women and guests invited to attend with a birthday offering based on age. Centennial theme noted with postbreakfast program by Rev. Ivan Riess.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Ivan Riess
P. F. Whisler
Helen Holden
Edna Dowell
Kensington and Happy Hour clubs hostesses in Ainsworth
Mrs. George Marr presided over Kensington club with 11 members in attendance for an afternoon of needlework and Red Cross knitting. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Marr and her daughter Florence, with Mrs. C. R. Stearns as guest. Also, Happy Hour club hosted Mrs. Robert Duncan’s party. a pink nut cup wedding notice for Ella Crawford and Robert Duncan was tucked inside. Lincoln Street Club meets with Mrs. Mary Townsend for a social afternoon and a one course luncheon with six members present.
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Ainsworth
George Marr
Kensington Club
Red Cross
Florence
C. R. Stearns
Duncan
A. E. Sands
Lee R. Sands
Happy Hour Club
Robert Duncan
Rook
Ella Crawford
Lincoln Street Club
Mary Townsend
Versatile Luncheon Ring Dish With Salmon and Sides
A luncheon main dish versatile for hot or cold service centers a salmon ring with a salad or lima beans, topped with chips and cream cheese. Includes two dessert and savory recipes for banana icing Jiffy cake and veal with dumplings and plump dumplings for stew.
Social Calendar of Harmony and Nearby Clubs
Calendar items list Harmony club picnic at Lake McBride noon and other gatherings at Sunset park Sunset park Sunshine Community club Homemakers club and Friendly Neighbors events Linger Longer ice cream social and Merry Makers and Just Us clubs U I club and Sunshine Community fried chicken supper at Charles Zieglowsky home including roll calls and vacation plans Friday events at U P church Ladies Aid and Friendship club details marked by times and hostesses
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Harmony Club
Lake McBride
Sunshine Community Club
Aftene
Wes Meyers
Homemakers Club
Sunset Park
Friendly Neighbors Club
Anna Landau
Linger Longer Club
Jim Combs
Merry Makers Club
Elsie Benson
Just Us Club
John Shebeck
U & I Club
Robert A. Dawson
Charles Zieglowsky
C.C.C
West Chester
M.s.ighurdh
Lester Laubach
George Shalla
Jolly Troopers
Ward Eisley
Roll Call
Entertainment Committee
Rhua Davison
Florence Wagner
Birthday greetings announced for Putman and kin
A birthday listing notes Dorothy Mae Putman turning 15 and her father William Putman also celebrating. It marks 85th for Mrs. Lucinda Fordyce, and celebrates birthdays for Mrs. Roy B. Downs Mrs. I. C. Steele of Riverside A. E. Reeves Mrs. Minnie Dennison Keith Isaker Velda Mae Knepp seven Robert Richard Lowe Crawf ordsville is 12 J. E. Lemmon also has a birthday today.
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Dorothy Mae Putman
William Putman
Dorothy
Lucinda Fordyce
Roy B. Downs
I. C. Steele
Riverside
A. E. Reeves
Minnie Dennison
Keith Isaker
Velda Mae Knepp
Eli Knepp
Cadet Junior Redlinger
Robert Richard Lowe
Crawfordsville
Robert
Local residents attend school trips and family visits in Iowa
Ruth Dupuis returns from eight weeks at the University of Iowa and plans to teach music in Solon this fall. Mrs. T. J. Pease accepts a Cedar Rapids position. J. Rothschild and Marie Jackson buy for a store in Chicago. Edna Mercer and her mother vacation at Clear Lake with the Ivans. Patsy and Carol Tellin visit grandparents near Riverside before returning home. Joseph Simpson visits from St. Joe Arkansas, aids his Cedar Rapids sister, and notes her illness. Arthur Fetters spends the week with relatives. Mabel Shields takes a two week vacation from Washington County Hospital. R. L. Grimes returns from Colorado with daughter and family. Elaine Taeger visits Grandmother and Don Crone.
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Ruth Dupuis
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Solon
Edna Mercer
Clear Lake
Ivan Miller
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Mercer
Iowa
Joseph Simpson
St. Joe
Ark
Albert Simpson
Cedar Rapids
William Eckler
Dairy Commission Sets Budget With Advertising Funds
Des Moines report says the Iowa dairy industry commission approved next year’s budget from a $100,000 advertising tax on butterfat. The American Dairy Association will receive $60,000 for a national campaign. total appropriations reach about $400,000 from nine states. Iowa will get $20,000 of the national allotment for newspaper and billboard ads. The national dairy council would receive $18,500 for educational materials to be distributed via medical, dental, and school groups in Iowa.
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Dairy Commission
Des Moines
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
American Dairy Association
Iowa
National Dairy Council
Towa
Music Students of Sorden Studio Present Recital
Twenty two students gathered at the Y M C A community room for a varied recital hosted by five instructors John L. Yousling Nelle Wittmer Daryl Fetters Clara Gilbert and Mary Elouise Sorden with Mrs Sorden introducing each performer Accompanists were Mrs Gilbert Mr Yousling and Mrs Wittiner Students performed accordion solos soprano alto and mezzo vocal solos a trombone solo two saxophone solos string duets marimba solo and a tenor saxophone solo highlighting technique rhythm and expression
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Sorden
Y.M.C.A
John L. Yousling
Nelle Wittmer
Daryl Fetters
Clara Gilbert
Mary Elouise Sorden
Gilbert
Yousling
Wittiner
Julia Hauter
Bobby Peterson
Evelyn Cold
Coppock
Lorene Anderson
Loris Davis
Crawfordsville
Loris’ Davis
Virginia Walker
Dorothy Walker
Dorothy Shockey
Maranda Martin
Carolyn Bond
Eileen Havel
Eleanore Keagy
Joan Huston
Columbus Junction
Mildred Pressley
Ainsworth
Barbara Jones
Cotter Play
Arrol Farrier
Brighton
Marian Jones
Cotter
the Duchess
Shockley Hotle reunion set for August in Sunset Park
Announcement notes a Shockley Hotle reunion scheduled for Thursday August 14 in Sunset Park 14513. The year ended June 30, 1940 saw Americans pay 14.3 billion dollars in taxes averaging 109 dollars per person.
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Sunset Park
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U. P. Aid Society
Mrs. Marr
Royal Anne Cherries
Bartlett Pears
Oxydol
CAMAY
Farmers’ Co-operative Store
North
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Ladies Aid Society of
U. P
Friendship Club
Mary Applegate
J. E. Lemmon
T. J. Pease
Mrs. J. Rothschild
Marie Jackson
Chicago
Patsy
Carol Tellin
Mrs. Albert Simpson
Arthur Fetters
Chariton
Mabel Shields
Washington County Hospital
R. L. Grimes
Lemmon Jewelry Store
Colorado
R. H. McCleery
Y.M.C. A
Estes Park
Colo
Elaine Taeger
Burlington
W. C. Lamansky
Don Crone
Sam James
Moore’s
Washington Dairy
Music Students of
Sorden Studio
Homer Stephen Optometrist
Mac’s
Sion
Thrifty
Mr. Merchant
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