Local residents attend Hollinger sale and daily town notes
Mr and Mrs H F White of Harper G W Lund Ottumwa Clint Rhea and Mrs Frank Maxwell Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Russell Spong and daughter Ruth Anne Olds Mr and Mrs Gerald Man and Mrs Walter Jur Wellman were business lers here yesterday The M Hollinger sale is noted for December 11 Also Ford-8 priced at 770 delivered in Washington Iowa Nancy Colby St Sue Mo visiting Wanda Dowd Tom Duncan R Pratt traveled to Des Moines on business Plans for January theater events and a Turkey dinner with bazaar at the Presbyterian church site references to local callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. White
Arper
G. W. Lund
Ottumwn
Clint Rhea
Frank Axwell
Crawfordsville
Russell Spong
Ruth Anne
Olds
Geraldman
Walter Jur
Wellman
Cardinals Visit Centerville For Local Junior College Clash
Washington junior college Cardinals head to Centerville to face the Maroons in the second game of the season. Centerville relies on Norbert Norris and Norval Norris to bolster the front line with veterans Marvin Gingerich and Charlie Thrapp. Edmondson and Finke lead the backcourt as coach Ken Kimberlin balances a nine man squad with promising freshmen Longer brothers and Milo Steele in reserve roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Centerville
Maroons
Burlington Blackhawks
Co.s
Bobby) Roberts
Ken Kimberlin
Norbert Norris
Norval
Marvin Gingerich
Charlie Thrapp
Frank Dea
Norris
Ellis Finke
Bill Edmondson
Sigourney High School
Dick Longer
Milo Steele
Fire Damage Shuts Lone Tree Buildings
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs d Mayhew and Mr and Mrs Bill Crayne, visited Lone Tree to view the destruction from a large fire that damaged Eclipse Lagaber Co offices. Nearby, Mrs Kenslar traveled to Peoria with her grandson to spend winter in the Hallberg home while her daughter stayed with relatives. Community members attended events, visits, and lectures in nearby towns as schools noted early dismissal due to a period of low water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Mayhew
Bill Crayne
Aon
Eddie
Lone Tree Tesday
Mayhews
Orville Kemp
Eclipse Lagaber Company
Lone Tree
William Kenslar
Peoria
F. G. Hallberg
M Hallberg
Family clears home. Bauer couple and infant move out
Mrs. Clark Bauer and her baby son Stanley Lou were dismissed this afternoon from their home on West Chester. Joe Hill of 04 North Fifth Avenue was admitted as a medical patient last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Bauer
Stanley Lou
West Chester
Joe Hill
North Fifth Avenue
Salladay Families Visit J Martindale Home in Burlington
Highland Center Iowa reports the Salladay family from Washington visited John Martindale and family in Burlington as he recovers from illness. The group returned to Wapello for Robert Feitz funeral and other Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salladay
J. Martindale
Burlington
Three Talks Heard by 100 Continue on Iowa Roads
The report covers talks by Representative Stewart and Mr. Stout on legislative and school district issues in Iowa. Stewart hints at no tax cuts next session and proposes a Des Moines state office building. Community leaders Willits and Klein praise farm support and the Festicorn, with local residents, families, and hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Representative Stewart
Stewart
Stout
Statehouse
Des Moines
Capitol
Willits
L. C. Willits
Chamber of Commerce
Lie
Klein
Junior champions bring fancy price at 41st international livestock exposition
At the 41st international live stock exposition in Chicago on December 6, junior contest yields top prices. Max the reserve grand champion Angus steers sold for 62.5 cents a pound at 1,100 pounds, bringing exhibitor Herbert Rees 687.50 dollars. Other winners include Liele Mullins from Iowa showing the top steer weighing 1,075 pounds and Clyde Vatley farm of New Sharon showing the finest two to three year old stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marreibar
Herbert Rees
Pleasentville
Iowa
Liele Mullins
Madison County
Itowa
Byueo
Clyde Vatley Farm
New Sharon Town
How to Roast Beef Without Water
Do not add water to the roasting pan. Heat oven to 500 degrees. Place roast fat side up in an open pan and roast 20 minutes until browned. Reduce temperature to 200 degrees and roast 30 minutes per pound.
Mrs McConaughy Hosts Party for Her Daughter
Mrs K M McConaughy hosted a holiday party in her Davenport area home for her daughter Lawrence Cathryn who will wed L Kozak. Bridge on three tables. Mrs David Elder won high score. Guests received corsages of sweet peas. Out of town guest Mrs R A Hender of Kalona attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K&. M. McConaughy
Lawrence Cathryn
L. Kozak
Davenport
McConaughy
David Elder
McConausky
Helen Fulton
R. A. Hender
Kalona
Mrs. John Shalla Hosts Euchre at Home
Mrs. John Shalla entertained three tables of euchre yesterday afternoon at her South Iowa Avenue home. Mrs. Leo Te Bockhorst won the high prize, while Mrs. Ed Conner took the low prize. Mrs. Emma Bopp assisted with serving after the card games, and decorations reflected the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shalla
Iowa Avenue
Leo Te Bockhorst
Ed Conner
Emma Bopp
Ruth Johnson and Charles Brooks Wed in Wayland
Announcement from Wayland Missouri notes Ruth Johnson of Orian Illinois and Charles Brooks son of Mr and Mrs H C Brooks wed on October 18 at Wayland. Brooks is a senior at State Teachers College Macomb Illinois. They spent the weekend with his parents and shared a turkey dinner with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Chas. Brooks
H C. Brooks
Ruth Johnson
Orian
Brooks
State Teachers College
Macomb
Nell
Will
George Brooks
Meyer
D .F. Meyer
Gleaners
Local couples wed in Columbus Junction area ceremonies
Miss Lelia Hantt daughter of Mr and Mrs Hilton Hantt and Ralph Wilson son of Mr and Mrs J M Wilson wed Dec 3 in the United Presbyterian church parsonage Columbus City. Rev Harold Irwin officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s home. They will reside in Columbus Junction. Frances Meredith and Merle Levey Hudson wed in Columbus Junction area with Rev Claud Rissinger officiating and will live on a farm near Columbus Junction. Mildred Nelson and William P Neumann married Nov 29 in Warsaw with Rev W A Raabe officiating. couple to live in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Lelia Hantt
Hilton Hantt
Ralph Wilson
J. M. Wilson
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Harold CC. Irwin
Meredith- Hudson
Frances Meredith
Meredith Columbus
Merle Levey Hudson
Ro L. Hudson
Novelty
Kahoka
Claud Rissinger
The
Christian Church
Columbus
Nelson
Neumann
Mildred Nelson
Ina Nelson
Warsaw
Ind
William P. Neumann
Presbyterian Church
W. A. Raabe
Mrs. Dick Ruge of Wellman Calls This Morning
Mrs. Dick Ruge of Wellman was a caller here this morning, leaving a brief message and exchanging information with staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Ruge of
Wellman
Oyster Supper For Pansy Hill Club Families
Pansy Hill club members and families held an oyster supper at the Ernest Wagner home last evening. Thirteen families attended with guests Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Birmingame and son Dwight of Zanesville Ohio visiting in the Wagner homes. The event featured two long tables with miniature Christmas trees and Cal dies and pinochle games. The supper committee included Mrs. Glenn Thompson Mrs Cyrus Birka and Mrs B L Rouse. A Christmas party is planned at Sam Sigafoose home next Wednesday afternoon December 11 with Mrs Naomi Kephart and Mrs Roy Kephart assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
Ernest Wagner
Wayne Birmingame
Dwight
Zanesville
Ohio
John
Glenn Thompson
Cyrus Birka
B. L. Rouse
Sam Sigafoose
Naomi Kephart
Roy Kephart
Benefit Card Party Draws Fifteen Tables at Masonic Temple
Bridge and pinochle were played at fifteen tables at the Eastern Star benefit party held last evening in the Masonic Temple. Prizes went to Mrs. Joe Barnes and Joe Falk for high bridge scores and to Will Sheetz and Mrs. Frank Hunt for high pinochle scores. Refreshments were served. officers of the Eastern Star chapter ran the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Joe Barnes
Joe Falk
Will Sheetz
Frank Hunt
Eastern Star Chapter
Birthday announcements for local youths on celebratory day
Marie Sojka daughter of Mrs Rose Sojka is turning seventeen. Ruth Smith daughter of Millen Smith is fourteen. Janice Lee Campbell has birthday today. Lucille Murphy of Ainsworth and Mrs Rodney Arnold of Haskins share birthdays. Johnnie Hyde of Brighton and Donald Voorhees Clarence Chance also celebrate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sojka
Rose Sojka
Ruth Smith
Millen Smith
Pleasant Ridge
Janice Lee
Harmony Club Meeting at Mrs Stewart Home
Harmony club members gathered at Mrs Cloyce Stewart's home on Wednesday afternoon with guests Julia Harvey Mrs George Masson Mrs Lester Luckenbill and Cherie Stewart. After roll call a business session and program followed including The Red Stocking a Christmas story cello solos piano duets and a gift exchange. Refreshments with a Christmas theme were served and the next meeting is set for January 1 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Manford Wilcox's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyce Stewart
Harmony Club
Julia Harvey
George Masson
Lester Luckenbill
Cherie
W. H McConnell
Bill Crayne
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Events
A detailed weekly schedule lists Friday Rebekah meeting and election events with a 7 30 p m start and a past noble grand potluck. Saturday features a 19th Century club luncheon with Mrs Robert Patterson and a W R C meeting from 2 30 to 4. A turkey dinner and bazaar at Presbyterian church begins serving at 11 a m. Monday covers literature department evening session at 7 46 p m with Mrs Homer Stephen, Chapter Y T T T business meeting, Bible department at 2 30 p m, and various missionary society activities with donation drives. Tuesday includes American Home sects and orphan collection, Pythian Sisters party at K P hall with a bring dish requirement, and American Home exchanges. Wednesday lists Navajo club meeting at 2 30 p m and additional society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
19Th Century Club
Robert Patterson
Homer Stephen
Iowa Avenue
W. J. Shannon
George Clapper
Raplet Young Women's Missionary Society
EB. H. Menser
West
Madison — Street
Puesday American Home
BE. M McConauehy
Orphans Home
American Home
McCleery Pythian Sisters
Exchange American Home
Macecssere
Squire
Christmas Program in American Home Section 8 Meeting
A special Christmas program will be given at the American Home department section 8 meeting next Tuesday at 2:30 in Mrs. Ed’s home. December Table Decoration will be the talk by Mrs. Walter R. Brown with Christmas music led by Mrs. George Masson. A ten-cent gift exchange and a gift collection will be held. Serving committee: Mrs. R. J. Tanner, Mrs. Seymour Martin, Mrs. Frank Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Squire
Walter R. Brown
George Masson
R. J. Tanner
Seymour Martin
Frank Pearson
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Dinner and Bazaar at Church
The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will serve a turkey dinner tomorrow with noon meals starting at 11 a.m. An evening dinner will be served. A bazaar will feature miscellaneous articles and will be open from 9 a.m. throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Pinochle Party Held for O. E. S. Members
Five tables of cards were played at the Eastern Star pinochle party yesterday afternoon in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Will Hemmings won high score prize and Mrs. J. B. Holman took the low score prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Ward. Mrs. HL Miller and Mrs. EB Hammer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McCreedy
Charles Cannon
Stanley Thompson
Walter Messer Lowacore
Masonic Temple
Will Hemmings
J. B. Holman
Harry Ward
HL. G Miller
EB. &. Hammer
Sunshine Community Christmas Exchange Event
Mrs Howard McBride hosts a Christmas exchange at 1 p m with the Sunshine Community club led by Mrs Don Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McBride
Sunshine Community Club
Don Wylie
Pan-America Public Affairs Luncheon Hosts Deliberations
A Pan-American affairs program yesterday featured Mrs. Carrie Berdo and Maud McCreedy as luncheon hostesses at the North Side cafe private dining room. Attendees named capitals and discussed topics under Inter-American Union trade aviation telecommunication and shipping with speakers Mrs. J. E. Wright RE. Warren W. McLaughlin and H. H. McCleery. Guest Mrs. Carl J. Roberts attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
Carrie Berdo
Maud McCreedy
Pan-American Union
J. E. Wright
Inter-American Communications and Trade
RE. D. Warren
W. McLaughlin
H. H. McCleery
Carl J. Roberts
Turkey dinner and bazaar at Presbyterian church
Notice announces a turkey dinner and bazaar at the Presbyterian church on Saturday December 7 starting at 11 A M. Refreshments will be served. Also K of P work in rank of page Monday evening. Amount $5312 indicated.
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Rumrill
Roseville
Hull
Haecger
Monmouth Trent Art China
Fenton Glass Cliftwood
Coronado
Wolf Floral CO
M. Hollinger
Washington
America
Washa
Nancy Colby
St. Sue , Mo
Wanda Dowd
Colby
Tom Duncan
R. & Pratt
Pietur
Appewutr
Deratuher
Sdec
Byterian Church
Ra. Hoffman
Knoxville
Fim
Rex U S.pat
Leee Eg
South
L. M. Eicher
Ralph Cobson
Claud Tucker Epent
Moershalltown
Sider
Lloyd Lytle
Helen Wilson
George Morrison
Manton Hebner
Iowa City
Sigred Madeet
Miss Wilson
Althea Montgomery
Martha Stivers
Kula Mae Coon
Fred Klopfenstein
Glen Klopfenstein
Dennis Klopferstein
Kermit Klopfenstein
Milford McCreedy
Wim. McCreedy
Milford McC
Rudy
Donna Mullinix
Len Harrison
Wilfred
Dorothy McCreedy
Harrison
Lucille Murphy
Lewis Coon
Melvin Soukup
Dickie
Sammuel Murphy
Gary
Keith
Charles Soukup
Mrs. Welcher
Riverside
Frank Florang
Ben Harrison
Henry Harrison
Phyllis Crayne
Near
Dixie Dugan
By Striebel
McEvoy
Mees Dugan
MeNanglt Syndicate
Ine
Dix
MR. Richos
Marjorie Coon
Helen of Washington
Samuel Murphy
Alex McCreedy
Burke McCreedy
Mace Motor CO
Mrs. John Shalla
Charles Brooks
Lelia Hantt and
Iown
Vv. Grall
Clarence Chance
Navajo Club
Amer
Presbyterian Aid
O.E.S
Gruen
Gruen ‘Atherton
Gruen ‘‘Hopkins
Link Bracel
Stanley
Mack
Wes
Gruen ‘ Coleman
Gruen ‘Victor
Larre
Westphal
Pan-America
Electrec
Cross & Chain
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