Pythian Sisters Elect Mrs Charles Crone chief at meeting
The Pythian Sisters held their 1951 officer election at the KP hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Charles Crone was named most excellent chief along with a slate including Mrs G F Moothart as excellent senior and Cathleen Godfrey as manager. A Christmas party was set for December 14 after a cooperative supper at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Charles Crone
G. F Moothart
Cloyd Garrett
Cathleen Godfrey
Willis Richards
Claire Dusenbery
Ezra Smith
John Green
George Birney
Shermorreil
Omer Conklin
Knights of Pythias
Past Matrons Elect As President Mrs Dare
Mrs Dare was elected president of the Past Matrons Club at a Friday evening meeting in the Masonic Temple. Officers include Mrs Orr as vice president and Mrs Rice as secretary treasurer. A potluck supper preceded the meeting with 22 members and 18 guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dare
Masonic Temple
Don Orr
Selle Rice
Ernest Salladay
Foster Bagge
Lida Hunting
Bridge at Temple Monday Afternoon Hosts
White Shrine bridge group met at the Masonic Temple the Monday afternoon session featured two tables in play. Winners were Mrs Roy Sowash high and Mrs Claud Rnodebeck second high. Hostesses were Mrs Howard McBride and Mrs Russell Goodin. A 50 cent gift exchange is planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Howard McBride
Russell Goodin
Roy Sowash
Claud Rnodebeck
Odako Camp Fire Girls Elect Karen Swanson President
The Odako Camp Fire Girls elected Karen Swanson president at a Monday meeting after school at Lincoln school. New officers include Beverly Tucker as vice president and Pauline Crone secretary. The group will host a Christmas party at Swanson's home on December 18 at 7 p.m. and donate a food basket to a needy family. Joy Fairchild and Doris Rous lead the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odako Camp Fire
Karen Swanson
Lincoln School
Beverly Tucker
Pauline Crone
Frances Smith
Betty Bell
Judy Carson
Joy Fairchild
Doris Rous
Birthday Surprise Honors Betty Martin at 16th Party
Betty Jean Martin celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a surprise party at the Martin home. Friends arrived Thursday evening to give gifts and play games before refreshments. Attendees included Donna Murphy Don Bush Joyce Stout Louie McDonald Cleve Stickford and others from Washington Wellman and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Martin
Highlea Arer
Betty Jean Martin
Floyd Martin
Martin
Donna Murphy
Don Bush
Near Wellman
Joyce Stout
Louie McDonald
Cleve Stickford
Washington
Delbert Krotz
Evelyn
Wilbur
Walter Krotz
William Lewis
Larry
Bruce
Rodney Campbell
Nadins Chalupa
Wilford
Dorothy McCreedy
Max Tucker
Dorothy Lasek
Wiliam Murphy
Karl Steele
Eula Mae Coon
Mrs. John Capper Hosts Lexington Circle Cooperative Dinner
Lexington circle members gathered at Mrs. John Capper s home near West Chester for a Christmas dinner. The hostess supplied roast turkey and entertainment included needlework and a tour of the renovated Capper home. Contributions for the Christmas food box were collected and sent to James Patterson Jr. The group plans a Christmas meeting next Wednesday with Mrs. Ralph Tadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
John Capper
West Chester
Capper
James Patterson Jr
Ralph Tadlock
Stage Minstrel Show At Dutch Creek School
Dutch Creek Center school children entertained parents and friends with a four act minstrel show on Thursday evening. At the next meeting the children will perform a Christmas program. Candy apples and popcorn balls will be served plus a bag exchange.
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Dutch Creek
Dutch Creek Center
Frances Rummelhart to marry Martin Brophy
Riverside announces the engagement of Frances Jean Rummelhart to Martin Brophy. The couple plans a 9 a.m. wedding on December 27 at St. Joseph Church in Hills. Frances, a St. Mary's High School graduate, works at Hills Feed and Grain. Martin, also a St. Mary's graduate, works at Curtis Florists in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ivan Rummelhart
Hills
Frances Jean
Martin Brophy
Leo Brophy
St. Joseph Church
Miss Rummelhart
St. Mary's High School
Hills Feed and Grain Company
Brophy
St. Mary's
Curtis Florists
Iowa City
DAR Meets With Carol and Lucille Forgey Tuesday
Fifteen D A R members gathered at Carol and Lucille Forgey home for a Christmas program after a brief business meeting led by regent Mrs. 3 L Stewart. C O Davis read Aldrich’s Low Lies His Bed while Sara Pollock recounted Christmas carol stories and the group sang. Thayer reviewed the president general’s messages from DAR magazines. The chapter sponsors Crossnore school girl Faye Baldwin with a scholarship and clothing. Mrs. Davis was host and poured beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carol
Lucilla Forsey
L. Stewart
C. O. Davis
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Sara Pollock
Paul Thayer
DAR
Crossnore
Faye Baldwin
Davis
Betty Tait to Wed Telford Simons in December ceremony
Mr and Mrs C Wayne Tait of Washington announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Betty to Telford John Simons, son of Mr and Mrs Tl J Simons of Washington. The wedding will take place at the Methodist church on December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wayne Tait
Washington
Betty
Telford
John Simons
Tl. J. Simons
Methodist Church
Mrs Dill and Mrs Smith Host LBC Club Luncheon
Mrs Carrie Dill and Mrs Mae Smith entertained the LBC club and guest Mrs William Teas at a 1 pm luncheon in their home. Colorful decorations featured blue frosty white and silver with a mirror centerpiece and frosted pine twigs. A short business meeting followed with Mrs Smith presiding and a Christmas ecard signed by all to a hospital patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Dill
Mae Smith
LBC Club
William Teas
Blade End Pork Roast Definition
A blade end pork roast is cut from the loin at the shoulder end and includes the blade bone, giving a richer flavor and extra tenderness compared to leaner cuts. It comes from the shoulder area and is typically well marbled with connective tissue.
Three Guests Attend Handcraft Meeting
At the Christmas Handcraft meeting of Handcraft three guests attended: Mrs. Glen Green Mrs. Robert Lenninger and Mrs. Ralph Zeck a former member. The 29 attendees met with Mrs. W. J. Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Green
Robert Lenninger
Ralph Zeck
W. J. Mass
O. L. Dayton
Clarence Elwin Flynn
Roscall
J. D. Dayton
Henry van Dyke
Warren Stewart
Guy Cole
Roy Schiebel
Zeck
Presbyterian Guild Cooperative Supper At Church
The Presbyterian Women's guild met for a cooperative supper Tuesday evening at the church with twenty attendees. Mrs. R. J. Dawson presided, devotions were led by Mrs. Elizabeth Clark, and Margaret Cowden led the prayer calendar. An amendment moves the annual election of officers from November to October. Dawson reported the year’s accomplishments. Glenn Wilson read the Christmas story for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Guild
R. J. Dawson
Elizabeth Clark
Margaret Cowden
Clair Mullens Hosts At Party in Wyman
Mr and Mrs Clair Mullen of Wyman entertained at a pinochle party Saturday evening. Present were Mr and Mrs Shannon Lantz of Winfield, Mr and Mrs Art Speas of Wayland, Mr and Mrs Daseal Hamilton and Ir and Mrs Everette Sommers of Crawfordsville, Mr and Mrs Irving Lenz, Mr and Mrs Leslie Humphreys and Mr and Mrs Donald Kracaw of Wyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Mullen
Wyman
Shannon Lantz
Winfield
Art Speas
Wayland
Daseal Hamilton
Everette Sommers
Crawfordsville
Irving Lenz
Leslie Humphreys
Donald Kracaw
Wymar
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and a Newborn Child
Mrs Frank Hart of Sigourney stayed overnight with Mrs Harry Barker and the Mangolds. Mrs Marguerite Dixon and Mrs Ban Waters rode to Iowa City to visit Gertrude Kelley at University Hospital Ward C. Roger Arnold of Bri gton left by bus to spend the day with the Lee family and will travel to Washington this evening. A daughter named Marsha Pearl was born to Mr and Mrs Leyburn Lewis of Spring Hill Alabama, weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Grandparents Mr and Mrs W B Edwards are caring for their three year old grandson in Spring Hill. Mrs Lewis is remembered in Washington as Gladys Edwards, a former Evening Journal employee. D W McClure of Grinnell …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hart
Sigourney
Harry Barker
Francis Mangold
Marguerite Dixon
Ban Waters
Iowa City
Dixon
Gertrude Kelley
University Hospital
Roger Arnold
Brighton
Max Lee
Arnold
Washington
Leyburn Lewis
Spring Hill
Ala
Marsha Pearl
W. B. Edwards
Cornell college players present Night Must Fall
Frances Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank B Miller, a freshman at Cornell College in Mt Vernon, will play Olivia in the murder mystery Night Must Fall to be staged December 8 and 9 by the Cornell College Players. Jim Easter, formerly with Livingston Day, joins Washington Title and Guaranty Co as abstractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Miller
Frank B. Miller
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Olivia
Jim Easter
Livingston & Day
Washington Title & Guaranty Co
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Hubert Lobhrer
Mr. Dusenbery
Leo Mangold
Ralph Martin
Dare
Mystery Sisters
Temple
Odako Group
Klein Klothing Ko
South Side Square
Lexington Circle
Frances Rummelhart
Lucille
Betty Tait
Mrs. Carrie Dill
Mrs. Smith
Presbyterian Guild
Glenn Wilson
Clair Mullens
Don McClure
C.V. Crull
John W. Lee
Rothschild
Hopalong Cassidy
Mickey Mouse
Toytown Doc
Vanguard
Meeker
Kaywoodie
Timex
Eeer
Pigin
Heri Leon
Laraine Cologne
Tres Menee
Chris
Itmes
Atn&h
Nicola
Harmon
Y’s Men's Club
Y. M
Aiste
Angton
Remington Contour Shave
Remington
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