Informal Evening at E. L. Stewart Home
A group of high school friends visited Kathryn Stewart and Helen Stewart of Washington DC at the E L Stewart home last evening. They shared town news and WAVES updates, with refreshments served by Mrs. Stewart and several hosts present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Stewart
Kathryn Stewart
Sp. I
Helen Stewart
Washington, D. C
Dale Kellogg
Larry Dale
Betty Jo
Evelyn Sorden
Mt. Union
Wallace Caldwell
Wayne Zeck
Shirley Jo
Ray Whisler
Stewart
Kellogg
Zeck
Caldwell
Mr. Stewart
Club Has Exchange Of Christmas Gifts
Mrs. Walter Longer hosted the Friendly Circle Christmas party with 17 members and guests including Mrs. Verda Schmitt Mrs. Katie Schmitt Mrs. Harold Humston and others. A business meeting elected two new members and extended an invitation to Mrs. Greiner. A linen shower for neighbor Mrs. Lee Wallace accompanied a tree for gift exchanges. The next meeting, an all day event, will be hosted by Mrs. Lyle Romine for needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Longer
Friendly Circle Club
Verda Schmitt
Katie Schmitt
Harold Humston
Fred Neuhart
Pernice Sheetz
Wayne Mangold
Howard Greiner
John Shellman
Chapter J P E O Holds December Meeting
The December gathering of Chapter J P E O was held yesterday with Mrs W L Alcorn presiding. Fannie Wilson presented a paper on Ecuador as part of the South America study. C W McLaughlin spoke on Cottey College Missouri and the Beckwith Home Mt Pleasant. R H McCleery led the brief business session. Visitors were Mayme and Dade Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
W. L. Alcorn
Fannie Wilson
Ecuador
South America
C. W. McLaughlin
Cottey College
Missouri
Beckwith
Mt. Pleasant
R. H. McCleery
Mayme
Dade Shearer
H E O Club Exchange of Gifts Host Evening
Mrs Wayne Arnold hosted a Christmas afternoon for nine H E O Club members and two guests. Mrs Walter Anderson led a business meeting with poems readings and riddles as officers were elected with Mrs Karl Libe president and Mrs Floyd Olds vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Arnold
H.E.O. Club
David Augustine
Fred Zieglowsky
Walter Anderson
Karl Libe
Floyd Olds
Arnold
Soldiers in Italy Voice Complaints
Frank Miles reports from the Fifth Army in Italy where GIs vent frustrations over long delays in furloughs and mail delivery. Soldiers joke about ferry duties and criticize softness toward German prisoners while noting occasional shells and Hitler weather. Captain Kennedy and two lieutenants near a front line structure discuss mail service delays and gift packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army
Italy
Kenry A. Kennedy
Mason City
Heena
Kennedy
Plan a Community Social and Supper Friday in Grace Hill
Grace Hill community plans a Friday social hosted by Mrs. Nelson Woodford in Dee, 6. The event features a communal supper and informal gathering for neighbors to share updates and enjoy fellowship.
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Grace Hill
Nelson Woodford
Dee
Storm delays drive to Iowa City for Kunik family
Mr and Mrs Julius Kunik and their baby Betty Ann spent two and a half hours getting to Iowa City due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kunik
Betty Ann
Iowa City
All American Paraglide From Holland Highlights Airborne Service
A Holland issued souvenir brochure from Nijmegen, printed for American liberators, is sent to Pfe Kenneth R. Cuddeback of the 82nd and details airborne operations, the Nijmegen bridge capture, Dutch support, and unit actions including the 508th and Company H holding the German frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cuddeback
Washington
Pfe
Kenneth R. Cuddeback
Parachute Infantry
Nijmegen
Holland
Nederland
Gelderlander Press
S2nd
Nijmeeen Bridge
Th Bridge
Colliers
Holand
S2na Airborne
82Nd
Cuddeback
508Th
MLR
Community Meeting and Social Visits Noted Across Local Families
A regular community meeting is set for Friday evening at the community building with a pot luck supper at 7. Ira Miksch attended a farm bureau turkey supper at the Methodist church Tuesday. Mrs. C A Strohm visited her sister Mrs. Levi Shedler in Brighton Saturday. Mrs. Max Waterhouse spent Saturday with her daughter Mrs. Guy Stacy near Brighton. Dan Boone and family and John Hough and sons joined Nelson Woodford for supper Saturday. Dale Robertson and family spent Sunday with Melo Janecek. Chas Johnson and Charlene stayed with Lloyd Bradshaw in Wellman Saturday night and Sunday. Paul Deimerly arrived home Friday from Army service with an honorable discharge. Arnold Fountain of Iowa City visited Paul Harvey’s home Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Miksch
Farm Bureau
Methodist
C. A. Strohm
Levi Shedler
Brighton
Max Waterhouse
Guy Stacy
Dan Boone
John Hough
Nelson Woodford
Dale Robertson
Melo Janecek
Chas. Johnson
Charlene
Lloyd Bradshaw
Wellman
Paul Deimerly
Arnold Fountain
Iowa City
Paul Harvey
Woman Shadows Man Through His Major Milestones
A concise proverb-like reflection notes that a woman accompanies a man at birth through his mother, at marriage with his bride, and at death with his widow, highlighting the lasting influence of women in key life moments.
Christmas Social Fellows Meeting of Junior High P T A
The Junior High Parent Teachers Association met yesterday afternoon in the homemaking parlors of the high school with 24 members and guests. The group pledged allegiance, and a 7th grade vocal program was performed. Mrs. Mohr presided, reports were read, and 40 memberships were noted as paid. M M Schell explained the school code meeting held last evening. Rev. Alfred Trenerry spoke on building a life with home religion as foundation. A social hour followed with refreshments by Sthyvrade class and a unique centerpiece crafted by Carla Guther and Patricia Brower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Broghammer
Miss Broghammer
Karl Mohr
C. P. Weidin
Dale Denison
Betty Halberg
Carla Guther
Patricia Brower
Christmas Supper for Child Study Group at Fortnightly Club
Members of the Child Study department of the Fortnightly Club enjoyed a Christmas party at the homes of Mrs. Boyd White and Mrs. Robert Choate with Mrs. Ralph Young assisting. A cooperative supper, new member welcomes, musical numbers by a girls sextet and a vocal duet, poetry readings, and a charity toy drive for the YWCA accompanied the evening. The group adopted a rule charging ten cents from absent members without an excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Department
Boyd White
Robert Choate
Ralph Young
Albert Mills
O. E. Hickok
Dennis Lynch
Ernie Miller
C. W. Latchem
M. W. Alsip
Dinner Party Entertained By Mrs D W McClure
Mrs D W McClure hosted a noon dinner with seasonal table settings. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Sehulty, Amanda Sehult, Mrs I B Hexworth, Evely, Mrs B G Holt, and Mrs Ernes Garrett. The afternoon was spent playing wahoo and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McClure
Elizabeth Sehulty
Amanda Sehult
I. B. Hexworth
Evely
B. G. Holt
Ernes Garrett
Spet
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