Christmas Dinner Highlights Stout Home Guests
Mr and Mrs Taylor Stout hosted a Sunday Christmas dinner featuring turkey and garden tomatoes stored in the basement. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jesse Stout and their boys, Mr and Mrs Carl Jarvis and boys, Mr and Mrs De Cox. Weekend visitors were Roy Means of Eldora and George Means and family of Mr Pleasant. Jack Pauls from Memphis arrived for the holidays and will return Friday. Jane Pauls, a State University of Iowa student, is home for vacation.
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Taylor Stout
Jesse Stout
Carl Jarvis
de Cox
Stewart Bell Home
Roy Means
Eldora
George Means
Mr. Pleasant
Jack Pauls
AETM/3
Memphis
Tenn
George Pauls
Jane Pauls
State University of Iowa
Students spend Christmas vacation with families
Margaret Ellen Barker a student at Washington University St Louis Mo is spending Christmas vacation with her mother Mrs H N Barker. Millard DeLashmutt who attends Cornell College Mt Vernon is spending Christmas vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs M E DeLashmutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ellen Barker
Washington University
St. Louis, Mo
Mrs. H. N. Barker
Millard DeLashmutt
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Mrs
M. E. DeLashmutt
Havel Family Hosts Pre-Christmas Turkey Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Havel and family hosted a Saturday evening pre-Christmas dinner. Turkey and trimmings were served at seven. Gifts were exchanged around a decorated Christmas tree with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fountain and daughter Judith, and Mrs. Anna Yoборnichy and son Frank of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Havel
Robert Fountain
Judith
Anna Yobornichy
Frank
Iowa
Local families listed at Riverside gathering
City and Riverside residents including Lyle Fox and Leona Kos attend a family gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kos and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kos and son, Mr. and Mrs. Don Boyer and sons, and Leona Kos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Lyle Fox
Riverside
Frank Kos
Edwin Kos
Don Boyer
Leona Kos
Committees Named At Rebekah Lodge
The Rebekah Lodge met Friday evening with Noble Grand G A Reinert presiding. John Shebeck elected trustee chair to fill Mrs Kos’s vacancy. Committees appointed include auditing installation dining room kitchen and social. arreas lists reviewed. new kitchen equipment fund set with receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
G. A. Reinert
Noble Grand
John Shebeck
Wm. Kos
Charley
Andy Polis
Odd Fellows
Doyle Brown
Harold Gray
Ralph Zeck
Paul Harvey
Dave Schantz
Frank Longwell
George Jarrard
Vina Manassier
Clarence Brown
Fred Kephart
Carrie Norman
Earl Nicola
Myral Smith
O. E. Sisk
Cloyce Horsey
Rebekahs
Shrimp Fishery Tops Southern Seafood Industry
The shrimp fishery is the leading seafood industry of the south with about 150 million pounds produced annually. Gulf coast waters yield 85 percent of the catch and Louisiana alone accounts for 66 percent, with Texas second in production followed by Georgia Mississippi and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North Carolina
Texas
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Lucille Boese Weds William Schantz Jr in Nashua
Lucille Boese daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Boese and William Schantz Jr son of Mr and Mrs Wm Schantz Noble were married Thursday at the Little Brown church in Nashua at 1130 in the morning. Attendants were Mary Schantz and Harold Reese. The couple planned a short honeymoon and will reside in Wayland. A pre nuptial shower for Lucille Beese was given by Mrs Willis Troyer and Mrs Amasa Miller for forty five guests with prize contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Lucille Boese
Harris Boese
William Schantz, Jr
Wm. Schantz
Noble
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Mary Schantz
Harold Reese
Willis Troyer
Amasa Miller
Lucille Beese
Teollaneou Rifts Refreshments Serve Pink White Hostesses
Hostesses served refreshments in a pink and white color scheme as Teollaneou rifts event continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teollaneou Rifts
Ultraviolet Refrigerator Lamp Cuts Germs At Low Cost
A new ultraviolet lamp designed for home refrigerators kills bacteria and food odors for five cents a month. The device screws into a niche in the refrigerator cabinet interior and operates quietly.
Black Death Ravaged Europe in the 14th Century
The passage notes that about a quarter of Europe's population died from bubonic plague known as the Black Death, with famine commonly following pestilence due to a depleted workforce and reduced vitality among survivors across England and the continent.
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Europe
England
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Champ
Geo. Havel
T. W. Harwood
Sroowins
IROC
Elsilam
Clark Talbot
Merry Christmas
Harry Dettwiller
BI BS SP
Fred Bartow
Jim Bey
Bob Keyser
Kiple & DePrenger
East Washington ST
Borden's
Pibby
Libbys
Jar
BONDS
HOLSE
Orape
Valley
Wienslow
Hed Tan Royal Ann Cherries
Yale
Bartlett Pears
TREVU
Conway
Wienies
Pascal Celery
Mary Stevens
Beach
Texson Grapefruit
CAL Arab
Campbells Tomato Soup
Lipton's Noodle
Betty Crocker
Bisquick
Omar Hot
Apple Pye
Sunkisi
Jemima
West Side Square
Ca Alu Cts
W. H. Stephen Optometrist
Randolph Kelsey
Stanley Scranton
Mr. and
Ken Peters
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