Homemakers Club Holds Family Picnic at Sunset Park
The Homemakers club sponsored a hamburger fry Tuesday evening at Sunset Park. Eleven members and their families plus two visitors Ardith Jarrard and Zack Pratt attended. The supper committee included Mrs. Neill Trotman Mrs. Ray Redlinger and Mrs. Callie Woodburn. The evening was spent visiting. The August meeting will be with Mrs. Henry Dittmer.
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The
Homemakers Club
Sunset Park
Elub
Ardith Jarrard
Zack Pratt
Neill Trotman
Ray Redlinger
Callie Woodburn
Henry Dittmer
Mrs J H Thompson Hosts Good Will Club Meeting
The Good Will club met with hostess Mrs J H Thompson entertaining 17 members and two visitors Evelyn Hexworth and Mrs Raymond Thompson. The group planned to work at the Red Cross rooms next Tuesday and the afternoon program was by Mrs Frank Mayhew and Mrs Joe Klopfenstein.
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Good Will Club
J. H. Thompson
Evelyn Hexworth
Raymond Thompson
Red Cross Rooms
Frank Mayhew
Joe Klopfenstein
J. T. Tucker
Earl Simpson
Bertha Meyers
R. E. Foreman
Farewell Courtesy Honors Mrs J C Ellis
Mrs Oral Conrad hosted the Progress club in Wayland for a farewell courtesy to Mrs J C Ellis. Sixteen members attended the evening featured fancy work and social time. A lovely gift was presented to the honoree and refreshments were served at the end.
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J. Ellis
Wayland
Oral Conrad
Progress Club
J. C
Reunion of Younkin Godlove Families at Riverside Park
Members of the Younkin and Godlove families held their annual reunion in Riverside city park with seventy attendees. A noon basket dinner followed by socializing and a short business meeting elected officers for the year: Margaret Cress president, William Sims vice president, Anna Younkin secretary, Ernest Salladay treasurer. Attendees came from Cedar Rapids Clinton Washington North Liberty Lone Tree River Junction and Riverside.
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Riverside
Younkin
Margaret Cress
Cedar Rapids
William Sims
Anna Younkin
Ernest Salladay
Washing
Clinton
Washington
North Liberty
Lone Tree
River Junction
Stay With Traffic For Safe Driving
Advice urges drivers to match speed with traffic signals and avoid rapid acceleration. Slowing before red lights conserves fuel and reduces stops, letting the intersection clear while the light changes to green. Stay with traffic, use engine braking, and minimize unnecessary stops.
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Events
Notice for a social calendar with multiple upcoming gatherings. Pot luck dinners at a country club, Rebekah club meeting, Walnut Women's clubs cooperative picnic, Friendship club afternoon event, Women's Council of Church of Christ meeting, and Valley Ladies Aid society ice cream social scheduled through the week.
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Rebekah
Lou Baker
Walnut Women’s Clubs
Sunset Park
Friendship Club
J. W. Meyers
W.S.C.S
M.E. Church
Cypr
Valley Ladies Aid Society Ice Cream Social
Birthday List Brightens Local Day Across Town
Today residents celebrate birthdays including Tom Duncan Hazel McCarty Mrs George Chalupa Mrs J C Huston Crawfordsville Harry Sizer Lisbon and six year old Jacek Martin. Verla Boshart turns twenty Ruth EB Wenger Wayland D Wayne Felton and Winifred Gerdes also share birthdays.
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Hazel McCarty
George Chalupa
J. C. Huston
Crawfordsville
Harry Sizer
Lisbon
Ruth EB. Wenger
Wayland
D'Wayne Felton
Winifred Gerdes
Dunbar and Hesseltine Family Reunions Set for Sunset Park
The Dunbar reunion will be held at Sunset Park on Sunday August 23. The Hesseltine family reunion will be held Sunday August 16 at Sunset Park.
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Dunbar
Sunset Park
Hesseltine
Vacation Visitors and a Riverside Bank Resignation
Gwendolyn Marner of Davenport spent vacation at her parents Riverside home. Regional residents visited Coggan Iowa and Riverside hosts included the Heck and Skubal families. Mr Doud resigns as cashier of People’s Trust and Savings bank after closing-out sale prior to moving to California.
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Riverside
Gwendolyn Marner
Davenport
Moline
Iinois
R.L. Marner
Ambrose
Frank
Lena Bopp
Matilda Wieland
Edward Rottenburger
Coggan
Iowa
Lawrence Heck
Winnie Thompson
Iowa City
R. H. Heigman
G. O. Patterson
B. J. Unferth
Ida Dorothy Skubal
F. V. Skubal
Frank Rummelhart
Flora Knebel
Mary Plough
Delphine Colbert
L. C. Rummelhart
Hubert BE. Doud
California
Bert Cray
F. W. Skubal
Mr. Doud
People’s Trust and Savings Bank
Highland Social Club Meets in Coon Home
Mrs. Mae Coon hosted 16 members and visitors for a Tuesday meeting in which committees were formed for Flowers, Social, Roll Call, and Membership. The group planned an August 29 picnic at Sunset Park and invited former members and families.
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Highland Social Club
Coon Home
Flowers
Helle McCreedy
Neva Campbell
Beatrice McCreedy
Ethel Steele
Mic Coon
Roll Call
Irene Harrison
Helen MecCreedy
Elizabeth Murphy
Pearl Coon
Sunset Park
Washington
Bridge Night At J. Cherry Home Hosts Nine Members
Nine members of the Rosemary club and three visitors attended bridge at Mrs. John Cherry's home. Three tables played with Dell Walker winning high score and Lloyd Foster taking both low score and travel prizes. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rhodebeck and Mrs. Fenn. next meeting set for an evening gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Foster.
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Rosemary Club
Claud Rhodebeck
P. L. Fenn
Cloyce Stewart
John Cherry
Dell Walker
Lloyd Foster
Rhodebeck
Snowball Social Club Meeting With Mrs Knupp
Mrs. Clayde Knupp hosted the Snowball Social club afternoon for twelve members and six children. President Mrs. Hal Richards led a short business meeting planning a club dinner to be announced later. The rest of the afternoon featured visiting and refreshments assisted by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Kaupp.
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Clayde Knupp
Hal Richards
Robert Roberts
Glenn Kaupp
Catholic Daughters Meet at K C Hall Social Evening
Catholic Daughters of America held a business session led by Agnes Wheelan at K C Hall. A social hour followed with Kate Shalla in charge. Banco and bridge were played and refreshments served by Mrs Shalla.
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Catholic Daughters of America
K.C. Hall
Agnes Wheelan
Kate Shalla
Choir of Singing Birds At St Paul Chapel In Sacramento
A 40 bird choir operates in cages at the Chapel of St Paul near Sacramento California. The birds whistle the first notes of hymns under the instructor's hand and accompany the service. The instructor plans to travel west with wife and son Hubert Jr by car next week to visit relatives before settling in Rent with a classified ad.
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Chapel of St. Paul
Sacramento
Calif
Hubert, Jr
West Coast
California
Moriarty Relatives Hold Eighth Reunion at Edmondson Park
The Moriarty family held their eighth reunion at Edmondson park in Oskaloosa with 42 attendees. A noon chicken dinner, a brief business meeting electing Orie O'Connor as president and Mrs. Alice Wiel as secretary followed by plans to meet next year. Notables present include Dan Moriarty and numerous relatives from Des Moines Chicago Muscatine Marshalltown Ottumwa and other cities.
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Moriarty
Edmondson Park
Oskaloosa
Orie O'Connor
Alice Wiel
Dan Moriarty
W. P. Moriarty
Raymond
Washington
Victor Holzworth
Donna
Harper
Maude Stewart
Alvin Lewig
Hobbie
Marietta Truitt
Muscatine
Harold Fletcher
Columbus Junction
P. J. Moriarty
Robert Moriarty
Robert
Des Moines
Jerry Brennan
Ralph
Lorraine
Marshalltown
Glenn Brennan
Chicago
O. B. Nichols
Cecil Nichols
Will Nichols
Arispe
Leroy Wilkinson
Glenn Curran
Ottumwa
T. M. O’connor
Myrtle
Larry
Ainsworth
V. C. Wilkinson
Paul Gavin
Ina Moore
Women Play Golf Or Bridge at Club Following Luncheon
Twenty three members attended the Country Club luncheon yesterday. Morning golf saw Mrs. T R Phillips win for fewest putts. afternoon bridge at four tables awarded high score to Mrs. J O Sexton. August committee included Mrs. C R Wilson, Mrs. L H Lorentzon, Mrs. John Harp, and Ellen Morrison. Next Wednesday luncheon at 12 36 PM with golf to follow. reservations urged through committee members.
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T. R. Phillips
J. O. Sexton
C. R. Wilson
L. H. Lorentzon
John Harp
Ellen Morrison
Vacation Time in Bethel Sees No Church Services
Bethel area notes say Bethel church held no services for two weeks as locals go visiting in Wisconsin and nearby towns. Community members and families, including the Robeson and Wallace households, travel, visit, and help with canning while many residents are away on vacation.
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Bethel
Bethel Church
M. A. Robeson
Betty Ann
Wisconsin
Elsie Wallace
Gideon
Grace Hiler
Mae Wallace
Etta
Grace
Rockwell City
Melo Horak
Nellie
Earl Kolosick
Charley Kolosick
Mr. Stewart
Charley Plecker
Hazel
Ben Fitzgerald
Ray Lambert
Edward Lambert
Clive Gray
Donald Brown
John Robinson
Anna Meyers
Fairfield
Eliza Gideon
Ernest
Ruth
Mae
Walter Longer
Elizabeth
Gideons
Ernest Green
Ernest Gideon
Charley Horak
Charley Kolesick
Davis Bros
Sterling Holmes
William Wulf
Elizabeth Longer
Riverside
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Kalona
Ray Niffenegger
Jim Cristwell
Small Son
Colorado
Cristwell
Joyce Marie White
Muscatine
Earl Kolesick
War Bonds Boost for Air Force Training Planes
The United States Army uses thousands of primary trainer planes costing about 15000 dollars to teach freshman pilots essential flying skills. Factories produce many ships as the air force grows. Buy War Bonds and Stamps, invest at least 10 percent of income, join the Ten Per Cent Club, and gain 4 dollars at maturity for every 3 invested.
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United Nations
United States Army
National
U.S. Treasury Department
Wind Gust Record Set at Mount Washington
A wind gust reached 231 mph atop Mount Washington New Hampshire on April 12 1934, the highest wind speed recorded in the country.
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Mount Washington, N. H
Early Midweek Travel Reserving for Optimal Olympian Service
Operate the Olympian with maximum satisfaction by urging early reservations and scheduling travel during the less congested midweek periods to reduce crowding and improve service.
Every penny is a patriotic pen ny if it hastens the privileges of
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War Bonds Ad Promises Swift Victory
A wartime appeal urges readers to invest every dollar in War Bonds to shorten the conflict. The message stresses how rapid funding supports troops and allies and pledges patriotic duty.
War affects monthly quotas and potential peace timing
Fragmentary note suggests monthly quotas tied to wartime effort may influence the pace of peace. The incomplete text hints that meeting the quota could bring peace closer this month.
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