Social notices mix of weddings and reunions in Washington area
The social column reports a Saturday evening wedding in Washington as Rev. S Fred Iswarpe of Ainsworth united Chloe Irene Geyer and James Clarence Morrison in a single ring ceremony. A chicken dinner followed at the bride’s home. The piece also details Iowa Hering reunion gatherings, bridge club results, and multiple family reunions at Amish, Wellman, and Washington locations with various attendees and elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Fred .Iswarpe
Ainsworth
Chloe Irene Geyer
Leonard Geyer
Washington
James Clarence Morrison
James Morrison
Flits Bell of
Wellman
Grace
Maudie Morrison
James Harter
Mothers Learn New Methods at State Fair Activities
Attendance reached thirty four for a luncheon at a state fair where Miss Myrtle Pearson, Mrs. Myrtle Meyer and Mrs. Minnie Donaldson served a chicken dinner. Emma Shaw celebrated a birthday with a cake by Lydia Juzeler. The day included park visiting and socializing with a co operative dinner. The thirteenth annual Sheetz reunion at Wilson park Keota drew about 67 people with a ritual lunch, horse shoe games, and a Kerrigan family program. Officers were elected: Henry Sheetz president, Ross Sheetz vice president, Eloise Sheetz secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion will be at Sigourney Legion park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer-Chandler
C. C. Yoder
Francis Palmer
Iowa City
M. F. Palmer
R. W. Yoder
Stella Palmer
Washington
8. A. Sunier
Wellman
Ray Jennings
Charles Moon
Bliston
Iowa
E G. Butterbaugh
Beatrice
Stuart
Everd Palmer
Chicago
James
Will Murphy
W. A. Sigler
Des Moines
Milo Smith
Fredericksburg
J. R. Palmer
Stella
A. E. Palmer
Audrey
Winnie Palmer
Miriam
Ralph Palmer
West Chester
Hesseltine
Sunset Park
Hrighton
Crawfordsville
Harper
Clarence Hesseltine
Tama
South of Washington
Gus Strum
West of Washington
Nellie Moriarty
Vella Yoder
Jessie Mangold
Mary Atkinson
Myrtle Pearson
Myrtle Meyer
Minnie Donaldson
Lydia Juzeler
Emma Shaw
Kerrigan
Davenport
Henry Sheetz
Keota
Ross Sheetz
Eloise Sheetz
Frank Marsh
Sigourney
Alfred Sheetz
Lancaster
Jake Mertz
Hayaville
Will Sheetz
Fred Sheetz
John Sheetz
Legion Park
Ross Sheet
Geraldine
Marylin Stewart
Kathryn Kephart
Nick Tinnis
Dublin
Doc Engle
Oscar Sheetz
Alvin Strum
Fortnightly Club Sets Schedule for General Meetings
The Fortnightly club announced a year plan with three general meetings starting Sept 2 sponsored by Music and Garden departments. The board, led by President Mrs. Roger Sherman, also outlined programs for Nov 7 Bible and Drama departments and Jan 16 by American Home departments. April and May dates pending with Art Child Study and Literature Public Affairs departments, plus Sept 2 details to follow in the Journal. Local members listed include Mrs Alfred Sheetz and family of Lancaster and several Sheetz families from Keota Valley Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Sherman
Kruschen Salts Claim Healed Yearlong Neuritis
Newark New Jersey resident C K Murray reports relief from a year long neuritis in the left shoulder and arm after three months of Kruschen Salts. He used a half teaspoon daily in hot water and says he lost weight but received no other medical treatment.
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C.K. Murray
Newark
N. J
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound Promises Nerve Strength
A period ad champions Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for nervous exhaustion and fatigue. It claims nearly sixty years of use and reports that about 9 percent of over 160 women surveyed benefited, urging readers to buy today and see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Br. Pinkham
Local Social Calendar Covers Aug Events Across Groups
A dense list of club meetings and picnics through August 25 in Havre and area. Activities include the Th. E. O. W. club at Mrs. Amos Norton, Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society on Aug 22, Sunshine Community club, Just Us club, Rural Woman's Club picnic at Bunses Park, country club women golfers breakfast, Kolah club, and more. Also mentions a farewell for Mrs. Palmer, Harmony Community club pot luck, Baptist Ladies picnic, and Unit 9 M. K. Ladies Aid social.
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Alma Hearne’ Holland Missionary Society
F . Witzigeman
Caroline Yaw
Sitka
Alaska
The
Harmony Community Club
Sunset Park
Snowball Club Members Share Favorite Recipes
Snowball Social Club members at Mrs. Val Fuhr's home listed favorites during roll call. Recipes include Sweet Milk Devil's Food Cake, Mayonnaise Dressing, Cocoanut Cookies, Hickory Nut Cake, Steamed Cherry Pudding, Fruit Betty, Economical Butter Scotch Pie, Caramel Pudding, and Seven Day Chunk Pickles with detailed ingredients and steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Fuhr
Prairie Center Social News From Prairie Center Illinois
Prairie Center notes report visits among neighbors and relatives. Families Bree Rademaker Zieglowsky Lolling Wolfe and Spencer travel and share family events. A new baby Virginia Maxine born to Chas Zieglowsky and wife. Other relatives attend funeral and visit across Illinois and Iowa.
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Prairie Center
Chas
Bree
Henry Rademaker
Ruby
Junior
Hartsburg
Ilinois
Carl Zieglowsky
John Shaer
Rademaker
Zieglowsky
Baer
Virginia Maxine
Gladys Spencer
Ainsworth
Tom Wolfe
Isabel Wolfe
Aledo
Illinois
John Lolling
Ann Janet
Carl
Albert Lolling
Chas. Bree
Hedrick
Iiowa
Couple Wed In Mennonite Ceremony Near Noble
Phk Wittmer of Wayland and August Zieglowsky wed in a double ring ceremony at the Mennonite parsonage near Noble with Rev A H Miller officiating. Attendants included the bride’s sister and husband. Dinner followed at six at the groom’s parents home with Kladiola’s and baby’s breath decorations. The couple planned a trip to Mt Pleasant Carlenville St Louis and return via Hartsburg and Lincoln.
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Ter
Phk
Carl Zieglowsky
Kladiola
Baby
August Zieglowsky
Ida Koehler
Augusta
John Lolling
Anna Janet
Carl
Albert Zieglowsky
Edward
Mt. Pleasant
Noah Witmer
Carlenville
Vich
St. Louis
Hartsburg
Lincoln
Century of Progressors
Chi
Forest Fire Loss in Canada Per Capita
The forest service reports Canada’s annual forest fire loss equates to about one dollar per person. For the decade ending 2351 the average annual loss is 0.001 001 of some unit, with the Dominion’s population listed as 746.
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Canada
Dominion
Forest Service
Department of the Interior
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Oscar Kessel
Willogene
Richard
Fairfield
Clarence Hering
Virgil
Viola
Grant Humston
Ruth
Clay Humston
Roy
Harold
Alvie Nebergal
Carl Hering
Marguerite
Joe Nebergal
Lewis Hering
Lisle
Juanita
Leslie Gates
Bobble and
Kimble
Buelah Hering
Good Hope
Ilino
John Hering
Charles
Ralph Orris
Dan Gates
Glen Wilson
Glenn Wilson
Lloyd Brown
Kansas City
Loretta Wheelan
Gladys Mace
Palmer
Chandler Clenton
W. C. Hedges
H. H. Hills
W. E. Jones
Cotter
Omer C. Boshart
Bily
Lyle Zehr
Wayland
A. S. Allen
Louise and
Kathleen
Richland
Hesseltine Reunion
Hela Senday
Pripsdship Club
Weed Park
Friendship Club
Ms. ©. Breed
C. B. Reed
Clifford Thompson
Near Rvybie
S. W. Gingerich
Golia Miller
Harold Booth
Ernest Reed
Sheertza
Kerota
Sheetz
Wilson Park
Otto Sheetz
Andy Sheetz
Valley
Robert Sheetz
Louia Neuhart
Archies
Johnson
C. H. Guther Wu
Th. E. O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Sunshine Community Club
Weeba Weerman
Just Us
Mrs Howard Anderson
Rural Woman's Club
Bunses Park
Country Club
Fred Neiswanger
Kolah Club
Logan Ahrens
Eunice Babcock
Havre
Independent Club
Walter Brown
Kings Herald Girls
Methodist Church
M. & Church
Young Women's Missionary Society
M. K. Ladies Aid
Snowball Social Club
Glen Fuhr
Adolph Guenther
L. E. Howell
Carl Jarrard
Ralph Oldfield
Betty
Sam Munson
John Shebeck
Ellen Worth
Evening Journal
Pattern Department
Lew
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
C. A. Ruebsam Correspondent
Swift
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