Shively Berkhoff Wedding Held in Methodist Church
Miss Dorothy V. Shively and Clarence P. Berkhoff were married in a Methodist church ceremony at nine o clock with Dr. F. C. Witzigman officiating. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Walker and Miss Luella Tines. The bride wore white crepe with gardenia corsage. the groom is A. W. Berkhoff’s son from Wapello, a graduate of 1939 barber school. They plan a short honeymoon and will reside at J. B. Crail apartment, West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy V. Shively
Clarence P. Berkhoff
Methodist Church
F. C. Witzigman
Hubert Walker
Luella Tines
Milo Weaver
Wapello
Cedar Rapids
Woashington
Burbam
J. B. Crail
West Washington Stree
Pythian Picnic Sets Wednesday Dinner at Sunset Park
The Pythian Sisters and families plan a picnic Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ward Chandler and Mrs. Ted Crone among organizers. Attendees should bring sandwiches and dishes by family size. dinner starts at 7:30 at Sunset Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters and Families
Ward Chandler
Ted Crone
Sunset Park
300 4H Boys Judge Livestock at Iowa State College
Nearly 300 4 H club boys from over 30 counties gathered at Iowa State College for preliminary workouts ahead of the annual livestock and grain judging contest at the Iowa State Fair. They spent the day judging horses sheep hogs beef and dairy cattle and identifying grains. A similar session will be held here next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMBS
Iowa
Iowa State College
Marriage Sole Career in Barcelona Fashioned by Chaperon
A Barcelona report notes marriage as the only career for girls in the city where courting happens under a chaperon. Lovers refrain from kissing until engagement is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Pickles boosted by Little Gem chemicals
A short ad touts Little Gem Alum and Little Gem Saccharin as makes to improve pickles. It claims the alum preserves and the saccharin sweetens, with both products offered at ten cents per package via grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Sacecharin
Ll. G
Kellogg's Corn Flakes Advertised For Quality And Freshness
Visit Battle Creek to see Kellogg's Corn Flakes made and learn why they are the world’s largest selling ready to eat cereal. The ad touts finest materials, cleanliness, and flavor with a wax inner bag and machine weighed portions. It promises freshness and value in red and green packaging at a few cents per serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs This Week
Tuesday events include Rooster club activities afternoon at Mrs Le C Woodburn and Past Noble Grand circle gathering at 8 pm hosted by Mrs BE Swank Brighton E O W club and a Presbyterian Ladies Bible Class honor for Mrs W H Kelley at Mrs George Clapper's home Dorcas society meets at St Pauls Evangelical church Wednesday features Sunshine club picnic at Weed Park Muscatine West Chester Ladies Aid 3 pm at M E church Snowball Social club hosts kid party and Pythian Sisters picnic supper 730 pm at Sunset Park Thursday Rural Women's club meets with farm bureau demonstration led by Mrs T W Hunter Friday hosts H J club afternoon with Mrs William Shalla notice changing date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Weed Park
Muscatine West Chester
Rural Women's Club
Farm Bureau
T. W. Hunter
H. J. Club
William Shalla
Ladies Meet in Creek's Shady Nook Social Hour
Mrs Clarence Johnson entertained the So and Sew club and young folks Thursday afternoon in the shady nook down by the creek on Mr Johnson's farm. Guests included Mrs Wm Carr Fern Oren Lois and Wilbur Moore. Members could not all attend. Sandwiches cookies and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Wm. Carr
Fern
Oren
Lois
Wilbur Moore
VFW Announces Regular Meeting Tuesday Evening
The VFW calls a regular meeting for Tuesday evening, August 13. Adjutant notes are filed under 15 212.
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting at Mrs Bailey’s Home
The Presbyterian Cottage Prayer meeting will gather with Mrs Marsh W Bailey at 314 East Washington Street on Wednesday morning at 9 30. The notice lists the address and time for the community prayer gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
Marsh W. Bailey
E. Wash. Street
Mrs G A Reinert Returns From State Pythian Meet
Mrs. G A Reinert arrived from Waterloo where she attended the Pythian Sisters state convention as a local temple delegate. Alice Carter of Fairfield was named grand chief, with Reinert traveling with West Chester's Mrs. Porter and Wellman’s Mrs. Fleming. the session was well attended and held jointly with the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Reinert
Waterloo
Pythian Sisters
Alice Carter
Fairfield
Reinert
West Chester
Porter
Wellman
Fleming
Knights of Pythias
Playlet and Smiles Promised at West Chester Aid
West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid invites all ladies to a Wednesday afternoon program. Unit 2 plans entertainment featuring the play Over the Telephone, promising smiles for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Aid
West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Unit 2
Linger Longer Club Plans Pickle Making Recipe Reveal
Linger Longer club members will share pickle making recipes at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Anna Dawson. Attendees are asked to bring their best pickle recipes to roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dawson
Harmony Club picnic planned at Montgomery home
K C meeting set for Monday August 12. Paul R Horak and G K 1493 attend annual picnic at Malcolm Montgomery residence Wednesday January 21 14213 notes indicate local club event in the community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Paul R. Horak
G. K
Harmony Club
Malcolm Montgomery
Eleventh Annual Brown Moffet Reunion Held At Dana Home
The eleventh annual Brown family reunion gathered August 11, 1935, at Clarence C. Dana’s home near Yeo. Fifty five attendees shared a cafeteria lunch on the lawn. Honored guest Mrs Ora A Bray, oldest descendant of the late Thomas E Brown, attended, despite being an invalid. Officers elected for next year include President Allan Meacham, Vice President Dale Spielman, Secretary Treasurer Sylvia Dana, and arrangements led by Max Waterhouse and Walter Bray. Seventeen families were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Brown
Clarence C. Dana
Yeo
Ora A. Bray
Bray
Dale Spielman
Sylvia Dana
Max Waterhouse
Walter Bray
George Bray
Clarence Dana
Veo
Verle Beauchamp
Batavia
W. D. Brown
C. H. Meacham
Richland
Mrs Hattie Gordon Celebrates 1st Birthday
Mrs Hattie Gordon of 918 East Main Street marks her first birthday today with quiet celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Gordon
East Main Street
Typhoid Carriers Spread the Fever Should Be Careful
Des Moines reports a typhoid case in a child linked to a carrier grandmother who handled meals weeks before illness. The article explains how carriers shed germs via bowel or bladder discharges and contaminate food, stressing strict cleanliness, safe milk and food handling, and modern sanitation to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Birthday Dinner Guest Reported For Martha Griffin
Miss Martha Griffin of 415 Fast Van Buren street celebrated her birthday Saturday with Miss Geraldine Lintz of Davenport as a dinner guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Griffin
Fast van Buren Street
Geraldine Lintz
Davenport
Picnic at Sunset Park for Wallace and Chalupa kin
A family picnic at Sunset Park celebrated Lee Wallace turning 21 and his nephews Loren Chalupa and Ferdinand Chalupa turning 11 and 8. Guests included Mrs. Ben Coppock and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor and family from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leek Wallace
Sunset Park
Lee Wallace
Loren Chalupa
Ferdinand Chalupa
Lee
Herman Wallace
Ben Coppock
Ray Taylor
Iowa City
Richland Storm Tracks Through Including Roofs Loss
A young cyclone hit Richland and nearby areas Friday evening, uprooting about 63 trees and tearing roofs from the 10. O. F. hall and Steele and Starr ware room and F. Mall ing barn. Damage extended to fruit trees though crops were spared. total losses not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC. A. Neville
Richland
Pleasant Plain
Keokuk Co
Keota
Webster
Keswick
Lida Hiatt
McBlaine
West Chester
D. Olive
Raymond Callister
Keote
Lula Callis
Ragweed Warns Hay Fever Sufferers and Farmers
Ragweed is loathed by hay fever victims and seen as an enemy to farmers. It promotes stalk erer growth and onion thrips, harming crops and triggering allergic reactions.
Birthday Observances Noted In Ainsworth Community
Mrs. Lewis Coon of Ainsworth observes a birthday. Daryl Clifford Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Morrison, turns two. Edna Mayo also celebrates a birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Coon
Ainsworth
Daryl Clifford Morrison
Elmer Morrison
Birthday notices for George Allen Chambers and Kathryn Nicola
George Allen Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Earl Chambers of Keola formerly of Washington is celebrating his 3rd. Kathryn Nicola daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Nicola of Packwood has a birthday today. Mrs J W Combs and Mrs Walter Sheetz sisters born Aug 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allen Chambers
Earl Chambers
Keola
Washington
J. W. Combs
Walter Sheetz
Kathryn Nicola
Mrs
Arthur Nicola
Packwood
Ken Smith to Lecture on Game of Life in Riverside
Riverside hosts an Epworth League event featuring Ken Smith, noted lecturer and cartoonist, presenting an illustrated talk on the Game of Life at the Methodist church auditorium. Smith is a Riverside native son, son of Rev. H. N. Smith who served the church in the 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Ken Smith
Smith
H. N. Smith
Paul Hunt
New York City
Temperature Range in Havana Cuba
The article notes Havana experiences a narrow temperature band with a mean annual temperature near 76 degrees Fahrenheit and rare excursions beyond 50 degrees. It highlights little seasonal variation in daily highs and lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Brown Des Moines and Mrs Nora Calhoun Fairfield
Brown of Des Moines and Mrs Nora Calhoun of Fairfield are the named parties in the notice. The brief item lists these individuals in relation to the local matter described. Further details appear in the public notice surrounding their respective jurisdictions and actions.
Professor Briggs to Bring History Of Iowa to Readers of Journal
Professor John Ely Briggs, noted Iowa historian, will launch a weekly series Exploring the History of Iowa in the Journal starting Sept 3 and continuing for thirty six weeks. The article notes Briggs as associate professor at the state university in Iowa City and lists his works and background. The section also previews questions about floods and weather answered in the series and provides a weather forecast for the period Aug 12 to Aug 17 in the upper Mississippi valley and Great Plains region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Briggs
History of
Iowa
John Ely Briggs
Briggs
The
State University At
Iowa City
Waterloo
Black Hawk
O'Brien, Wright
Woodbury
Johnson
Eagle Grove
Morningside College
University of Town
Palimpsest
State Historical Society
Pur
William Peters Hepburn
Journal
Des Moines
Upper
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Northeast
North
Northern
Central
Great Plains
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Pythian
Val Fubr
Sunset Park Kolah Club
Clarence
Linger Longer Club
Alma Dawson
Creek
Pythian Sisters State
ODD Fellows Hall
Barbara Ellen
M. BE
M. E. Church
Alvin Allen
New York
Canada
Edna Mayo
Howard L. McCleery
Fir
Kaliey Bldg
Washington, Lowe
Aliber & Company
Epworth
Liquid Veneer Corporation
Buffalo, N. Y
Maytag
Maytag Company
Moenetecturere
Newton
Scott Furniture Co
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