Hesseltine Families At 24th Reunion
The 24th Hesseltine family reunion gathered at Sunset Park with 106 attendees. A noon dinner was served and officers for next year were named: Lee Hesseltine president, Dens Hesseltine vice president, Glen Hesseltine secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesseltine
Sunset Park
Lee Hesseltine
Dens Hesseltine
Glen Hesseltine
Lester
Harrison Hesseltine
Homer
Roy
Raymond Moriarty
Harold
Donald
Clifford
Delbert Hesseltine
Harold Guy
Kenneth Cuddeback
Rolla
Clarence Hesseltine
Jasper
Leonard
Women Golf Tournament At Country Club
Virginia Holden received the prize last evening as about 20 women played golf at the Country Club. The prize went to the second high score on the first three holes. There was one bridge table. Dinner for 45 men and women was served at 8 o clock. Next Wednesday afternoon the women will play tournament finals followed by a dinner for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Holden
Local Notables List Names in Community Bulletin
Community notice lists individuals including Carl Kermit Guy John Hessel tine Mort Bolton Dan Neff Paul Martin Harold Derby Victor Hes seltine and Clarence Smith as part of a local bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Kermit
Guy
John Hesseltine
Mort Bolton
Dan Neff
Paul Martin
Harold Derby
Victor Hesseltine
Clarence Smith
Fea be 7 oe sears for freedom
Ruth Foster explains why canned tomato juice separates. Heavy tomato particles tend to settle when the sieve is too coarse, which does not affect flavor but reduces appeal. prolonged boiling also increases separation likelihood.
Homemakers Club gathers at Mrs Kleese home
Mrs David Kleese hosted nine members and three children for an Homemakers Club afternoon. President Mrs Neill Trotman led a brief meeting followed by a flower show run by Mrs Amos Stout and Mrs Arthur Wiley. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Wiley and Sarah Trotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kleese
Homemakers Club
Neill Trotman
Amos Stout
Arthur Wiley
Wiley
Sarah Trotman
Elmer Bontrager
Tom Stirling
Social events fill Sunset park calendar
The Log Cabin in Sunset park opens 2 to 5 p.m. and multiple groups plan picnics and meetings there. Valley Ladies Aid and families host 7 p.m. picnic supper. Pythian Past Chiefs meet at 8 p.m.. West Chester Mission Study hosts guest day. Baptist Women host 1 p.m. picnic lunch. Friendship club picnic postponed. Highland Social Club holds annual sunset park event with former members invited. New Haven Ladies Aid hosts afternoon gathering with birthday remembrance display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Valley Ladies Aid Society and Families
Mary Shields
Alice Hunter
Pythian
Associaion
Paul Harvey
Woman's Mission Study Group of
West Chester Meth
Edgar Stewart
Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Howard Messer
Vina Manussier
W. P. Moriarity
Friendship Club
Highland Social Club
Gilbert Family Reunion Set for Sunset Park
The Gilbert family reunion is announced for Sunday August 27 at Sunset Park. A basket dinner will be provided at HOOT 16303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Sunset Park
Wesley Pogge Receives First Lieutenant Commission
Riverside confirms Wesley Pogge, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pogge, has been promoted to First Lieutenant while serving with the Eighth Air Corps as a Liberator 24 navigator in England. He joined the U.S. Army in 1943 and earned an air medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
A. H. Pogge
Wesley Pogge
England
United States Service
Eighth Air Corps
Wesley
St. Mary's High School
St. Mary’s Church
J. J. Fath
Margaret Florang
Lafayette
Ind
J. P. Paillotel
Edward Muller
Edward Rushek
Joseph Shradel
Patricia Mougin
Birthday list and anniversaries noted in community post
Two Three Quarter Century members celebrate birthdays Mrs. William Kensler aged 92 and Mrs. Alma Thomas of Torrington Wyoming aged 81. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lance mark their fourth wedding anniversary as he serves in the navy at Great Lakes. Other observers include Mrs. Rosa Dvorak and her sister Rosa Steele, Richard Harvey in service, Harold Davis, Mrs. Mabel Monson, Edith Gillespie, and Rosemary McAvoy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAvoy aged nine. Also Miss Mougin plans to teach next year. Mrs. Donald Elbert and son Donald Jr spent days in Iowa City with mother-in-law Mrs. Elizabeth Elbert and Sammie. Mrs. Ivo Croll and daughter from Wichita due to visit. Mr. Droll to join them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kensler
Alma Thomas
Torrington
Wyo
Walter Lance
Navy
Great Lakes
Richard Harvey
Harold Davis
Mabel Monson
Crawfordsville
Edith Gillespie
Donald Elbert
Donald, Jr
Iowa City
Elizabeth Elbert
Sammie
Ivo Croll
Wichita
Kan
Mr. Droll
Washington County Tops Rural Waste Paper Drive Among Six
Des Moines August 24 reports show Marshall Cass Webster Cerro Gordo Buena Vista and Washington counties achieved outstanding rural waste paper collections. Herbert C. Plugman WPB executive secretary credits county salvage committees and 4 H groups with top results and urges stronger rural organization to boost ongoing paper recovery statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Marshall
Cass
Webster
Cerro Gordon
Buena Vista
Washington
Herbert C. Plugman
WPB
Plagman
Webster County
Legion Auxiliary
John Smith
Marshall County
Cerro Gordo
Paper Drinking Straws Developed for Sanitary Use
The article notes that natural rye straws used before 1888 were insanitary and fragile, leading to the invention and adoption of paper drinking straws for safer, more durable sipping.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Atchison Shoe Store
Fea
Sears
By Ruth Foster
Mrs. Kleese
Helmans
Helman’s
Audrey Jane
Ite
Children’s Department
Doris Dodson
June Bentley
Annie Laurie
Coats
Paramount
Truly Beau
New Haven
Pogge
Rosa Dvorak
East Highland
Rosa Steele
Rosemary McAvoy
Charles McAvoy
Town City
Mougin
Tuxedo
Rothschild’s
Rapp’s Shoe Store
U. S
Ccounty Salvage
Cass County
Washington County
Army
Army Nurse Corps
Tomie Maliy
Ostrex Toole 5
All Drug Res
McDaniel’s
Washington Dairy
FURS
Mion Somery
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