Dunbar Relatives Hold 27th Reunion at Sunset Park
The Dunbar relatives marked their 27th annual reunion Sunday at Sunset Park with 64 attendees despite heat and gas concern. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson of Davenport and older-generation members Mrs. G. O. Dunbar of Washington and Mrs. J. E. Dunbar of Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Sunset Park
C. E. Anderson
Davenport
G. O. Dunbar
Washington
J. EB. Dunn
Brighton
J. Dunbar
Frieda Kelsey
Orence Fisher
Leola Ho
Wm. D. Kyle
Try and
Georgia
Jean Dunbar
Jessie
Shirley
Geeker Genevieve
Ronald
Wendell Baker
Honor Eldin Bauer At Birthday Dinner
Eldin Bauer was the honored guest at a surprise birthday party at his home on Monday evening. Relatives joined him with baskets of food, homemade ice cream and cake. Guests included his parents Mr and Mrs Lou Bauer sister Fay Turnipseed and family brother Clark Bauer and wife Eldin and wife Junior and Sandra Lou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Eldin Bauer
Lou Bauer
Fay Turnipseed
Wits
Wm. Robertson
Clark Bauer
Eldin
Junior
Sandra Lou
New Oven Trick Eases Hub Bard Squash Peeling
A quick method says heat the squash in the oven to warm it through then cool and puree. The technique promises easier peeling and less knife work, saving time and preventing finger nicks.
Homemakers Club Meets at Mrs Dittmer’s Afternoon
Mrs Henry Dittmer hosted eight Homemakers club members with visitors including Mrs Lloyd Allman Mrs Chris Dittmer and others. Vice president Mrs Ray Redlinger led the business meeting with a roll call on a chosen topic. Plans were laid for a forthcoming club picnic and committees were named for the picnic fat and grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dittmer
Homemakers Club
Lloyd Allman
Chris Dittmer
Roy Carter
Raymond and
Bob Carter
Ruth Ann George
Sarah Trotman
Ray Redlinger
Heitzman Family Welcomes Riverside Girl
Mr and Mrs R H Heitzman of Riverside announce the arrival of a daughter born at Moline hospital to Mr and Mrs B J Unferth of Moline The mother will be remembered as Helen Heitzman of Riverside Mrs Heitzman visited the hospital Friday with granddaughter Mary Lynn Unferth who will stay about ten days with the grandparents Also noted Bernard and Frances O Connor visited their sister Mrs John Roscoe in Shenandoah and Leo C Critz returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
R. H. Heitzman
Moline Hospital
B. J. Unferth
Moline
Helen Heitzman
Frances O'Conner
John Roscoe
Shenandoah
Mrs William Lewis Honored At Postnuptial Tea
Mrs William J Lewis was guest of honor as Carolyn Hamilton hosted fifteen guests at a tea at 221 East Main Street. Music included performances by Mrs Lowell Dodds, Jim Bogle, and Margarette McCleery, with gifts and blue and white decor. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Horace Johnson of Richland and Mrs J G Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
William J. Lewis
Carolyn Hamilton
East Main Street
Lowell Dodds
Wellman
Spross
Sanderson
Grieg
R. H. MccCleery
Jim Bogle
Long Beach
Calif
Margarette McCleery
H. H. McCleery
CC. W. McLaughlin
Horace Johnson
Richland
J. G. Lewis
Dodds
China manufacture traced to ancient Egypt and Davenport visit
The article notes china making began over 4 000 years ago in Egypt. It mentions Davenport resident who spent the weekend at Mr and Mrs Clair Swift and family former Riverside residents who moved to Davenport last October. Mrs David Golden and her son Glenn Alcorn Jr returned to Corpus Christi Texas after visiting May Alcorn in Davenport.
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China
Egypt
Davenport
David Golden
Glenn Alcorn, Jr
May Alcorn
Corpus Christi
Texas
Scrap metal drive nets 135000 pounds in English River Iowa
Frank Czok and 12 workers with four trucks operate in Iowa township centered on Riverside gathering scrap metal for the government. They collected 135000 pounds in English River after Kalona’s pile, plus 2000 pounds of scrap rubber, with 59890 pounds donated and $6 per ton paid for the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Czok
Prighton
Iowa Township
Riverside
English River Township
Kalona
Lime Creek
Iowa
English River
Riots Threat Prompted Marines to Quell NYC Polls
In 1867 United States marines were deployed to New York City to quell gang violence at election polls. Imported from another city, the force aimed to prevent riots and maintain order during a tense electoral period.
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United States
New York City
Akron's First Flight in 1931 Marked by Akron Ceremony
Akron's steamer Akron achieved its first official light on September 23, 1931, in Akron Ohio, marking a notable local milestone in early aviation and river navigation.
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Akron
Ohio
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F. A. Dunbar Eunion President
Verne Dill
Helen
Ruth
Donald
Raymond ‘Hammen
Joyce
Ray
R. L. Dunbar
Robert
Marion
Arthur
Car
Floyd Dunbar
Jack
Fern Jones
H. M. Greendycke
F. A. Dunbar
Elmer Wade
Leland
Donna Mae
Dale Dunbar
Denny
Keota
Shirl Augustine
Ainsworth
Fred Hawkins
Carl
Columbus Junction
Claire Dunbar
JoAnne
Mary Lou
Clarice
John
Airfield
D. R. Turnipseed
Marilyn Stewart
Honor Eldin Bauer
FB. HR. Whitehead
R. O. Dyer
Esther
Cairo
Nebraska
Raymond Whitehead
J. W. Dunbar
Treas
H. M. Groendycke
Leola Hotle
G. Q. Dunbar
Lelia Dunbar Hawkins
Marguerite Hering
Amos Stout
Don Wylie
Neill Trotman
Arthur Wile
Carter
Sara Trotman
Leo C. Critz
New, Fall Freeman
Freeman
Cooper
Michaels Stern
Silvertone
Gabardine
Alpagora Coats
Fortune Shoes
Shkosh B'Gosh
Star Brand
Ber
Washington Couny
ALL Men's
Seersucker
Batiste
Crepe
Rockford
Penne
Women's & Girls
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