Dawson and Conklin Wed Quietly in Iowa City
Edith M Daw son and Frank R Conklin were quietly married in Iowa City on Friday November 26. Miss Daw son is the elder daughter of Mr. and details of the family were noted in the notice.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
5
Edith M Daw son and Frank R Conklin were quietly married in Iowa City on Friday November 26. Miss Daw son is the elder daughter of Mr. and details of the family were noted in the notice.
Mrs. Hardin praises Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a remedy for constipation which she claims regulated her system and relieved headaches and skin complaints. The ad promotes daily two tablespoonfuls of bran with meals and offers a money back guarantee for permanent relief. Kellogg, Battle Creek, Michigan, markets ALL-BRAN nationwide through grocers, hotels, and restaurants.
Kalona community items record visitors and doings from Thanksgiving week. Mrs Perry Dawson and Mr Conklin settle in Kalona, while relatives visit and attend church events. Kalona High opens basketball season against Crawfordsville as calendar and holidays shape local life.
A long list of Thanksgiving visits and family socializing across Merrill Gowey, Bray, Coffin, Turnbull and related households. Attendees include Bruce Eugene Gowey, Milton and Florence, Doro thy, Hazel, Dorothy, and many Brays, Joneses, Soetens, and Leistens with visits to Ames, Ottumwa, Pella, Sigourney, and Richland.
Mrs Ida Meeks hosts guests for Sunday dinner at the Havel home. Several families attend: Lorine Lasek visits Myra and Alice Meeks. Earle Steele and William with Blancoe Murphy at Mart McMahon home. Olive Coon with Ira Coon. Ernest Meets family at Joan Rath’s. Helen Showalter events with Wilbur Showalter. West Chester business trip. Everette Coon visits James and Samuel Murphy. Silver wedding anniversary of Edward and Mrs Kos attended by Wes Sojka and family. Keota visitors at Harry Long home. Roy Steele, Maxine, Clifford at Ainsworth home. Hog trades noted. sick list includes Lillian Endicott and John Lasek. Earl Steele and William visit Washington. Florence Steele visits Farl Steele home. Blanche Murphy at Highland Center School. Clarence Aller family visit school. Frank Saladay and Harry Long hosts. Harry White spends time in Iowa City with his wife and children. back to farm near Ainsworth. Epidemic of whooping cough mentioned nationwide.
Miss Nellie Manners notes Mr. and Mrs. Lee Huston and daughter Joan Lee moved to Columbus Junction where Huston will serve as cashier of a reorganized bank opening around Jan. 1. Huston, a Crawfordsville native, is a former Hirst Savings Bank assistant and cashier, famed booster for the town.
No leader was appointed for the meeting but ladies shared a Christmas suggestion. Mrs Emma Millson spoke on Christmas in India while Mrs Mary Jones read a Christmas story. A two course lunch prepared by hostesses delighted guests and poinsettias provided festive color. Little Miss Mary Lillian Muds head distributed the gifts, enjoying it as if Santa Claus.
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