Birthday Celebrants Share Names Across Communities
Several residents including Mrs. Rodney Arnold Mrs Don Hazen Lucille Murphy of Ainsworth Marie Sojka of East Jackson community Janice Lee Campbell today celebrates Johnnie Hyde Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Hyde Jr Brigh ton route 2 and Clarence Chance all mark birthdays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Arnold
Don Hazen
Lucille Murphy
Ainsworth
Marie Sojka
East Jackson
Johnnie Hyde, Jr
John Hyde, Jr
Brighton
Lou
James
Columbus Junction
Daryl Leffler
Ira Amlong
Robert
Elsie
Francis
Pearl
Hazel
Hilbert Speake
J. H. Campbell
Clifford Campbell
Joan
Janice
Washington
Emerson Swartzendruber
Wellman
Lucille Lewis
Wayne Campbell
Fairfield
Amlong Anniversary Dinner With Relatives Present
Mr. and Mrs. George Amlong celebrated their fifty first wedding anniversary with a cooperative dinner at their home on Sunday. Thirty two relatives and three guests attended. Plans were made for another dinner on New Year’s day. Relatives present included Kay Sitler Carol Galen and Kenneth Wellman John Swartzendra ber JoAnn Iowa City Fred Edwards Jean Alice Donald Williamsburg Hilton Coon Mary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Amlong
Kay Sitler
Carol
Galen
Kenneth
Wellman
John Swartzendraber
JoAnn
Iowa City
Fred Edwards
Review of Bojer's Book For Literature Section
Mrs D H McLaughlin gave a review of Bojer s book By Day and By Night at the Literature department afternoon session held yesterday in the home of Mrs R G Cherry. An additional feature was Mrs Henry C Hull s account of Christmas observance in other lands with twenty attendees and one guest Mrs H J McCreedy. Clara Huber organized towels made by Vinton women and most attendees bought at least one towel. A penny collection for the Y W C A Christmas tree was led by Mrs R McCutchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. McLaughlin
Bojer
R. G Cherry
Henry C. Hull
H. J. McCreedy
Clara Huber
Vinton
Ainsworth Women Plan Dec. 14 Bazaar
Ainsworth Methodist bazaar is scheduled for December 14, the second Wednesday in December. The Lincoln Street club held its Christmas party at Mrs. Elizabeth Porter’s home with twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Ida Hunt. A turkey dinner was served and Christmas gifts were exchanged among members and guests from Washington and Fairfield. Officers elected at the party include President Florence Goble, Vice President W. R. Crawford, and Secretary-Treasurer W. S. Smylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Lincoln Street Club
Elizabeth Porter
Ida Hunt
Florence Goble
W. R. Crawford
W. ST. Smylie
Royal
Royal Neighhbors
Bert Steninger
Ralph Bull
Orieal
Omer Green
Lloyd Bull
Co. C. Theissen
Leo Kinsinger
Eli Haberstroh
J. G. Wehrle
Arthur Wright
High Town Claims Record in Bethlehem New Mexico
Bethlehem New Mexico in the White Mountains claims to be the highest town in the United States east of the Rockies. The claim highlights its elevation as a notable geographic distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
N. M
White Mountains
United States
Wilma McClelland and Wallace Gingerich Wed in Iowa City
Wilma McClelland of Wellman and Wallace Gingerich of Kalona were married Saturday afternoon at 6:30 at the Methodist parsonage in Iowa City with Rev. Vogt performing the single ring ceremony. The bride is a Wellman graduate from 1931 and the groom a Center High School 1929 alum engaged in farming. They will reside with the groom’s parents.
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Wellman
Methodist
Iowa City
Wilma McClelland
Wallace Gingerich
Kalona
Vogt
Marian Palmer
Newton
Rollin Porter
Sexton, II
Gingerich
Joe McClelland
K. Co. Foster
Willard Teets
Lorene
Keo
Stanley Tallman
Elmer Yoder
Earl Webster
Harold
Frendale
W. B. Webster
Darwin Hicks
F. L.hicks
Pauline
de. T. King
Birthday Party At Joan Maxwell Home In Crawfordsville
Joan Maxwell celebrated her birthday on December 2 with a party at her home inviting girls from her grade and several Misses Bergstrom Benson and York. Guests enjoyed games opened gifts and Christmas candy favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsvillek
Joan Maxwell
Bergstrom
Benson and York
Joan
Holly
Metaphor Sparks Debate on Pessimist Vision
A figurative remark likens a pessimist to a blind man in a dark room seeking a black object. The misquoted line prompts discussion about clarity, perception, and interpretation in language use.
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Crquiee Reatures, Inc
Janice Lee Campbell
Clarence Chance
Amlong
Homer Stephen Optomerfri
Oret Etsy
Washington Dairy
Ellery Foster
Maplecrest
Quincey
King’s Heralds
The
Methodist Church
Cleo Fletcher
Junior Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
N. G. Webster
Church Mission
Tennessee
Tama
Dorothy
Norman Waters
Donald Monson
Wilma Wooley
Jane
Janet White
Joyce
Lucile Gault
Chichesters
Brando
Barbizon Underwear
Gata Vee As
Scien
Bae
Per’ Ont
Furniture Giets
SaiPessewee
Teenies
Asi G
Scott’s
Rockers
Furniture Mart
Ers
Philco
Samson
Scott Furniture CO
North Side Square
Warwick
Rothschild’s
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