Marriages and social notes from Columbus Junction area
Announcements of local weddings and social events from Columbus Junction and surrounding towns. Miss Creta Knauss and Forrest French wed. Lyle Weber and Helen Kelleher marry in Ames. Genevieve Collins and Harold Shellabarger wed near Grandview. multiple dinners, anniversaries, club meetings, and community notices enrich the regional social page.
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Lyle Weber
G. W. Weber
Columba Junction
Helen Kelleher
Ames
Fathe Campbell
Genevieve Collins
C. W. Collins
Grandview
Harold H. Shellabarger
Kegebert Shellabarger
Columbus Junction
Princeton
John Atchison
Regebert Shellabarger
Evelyn
Shellabarge
Washington Independent School
Concord Township
Margaret Corbin Delivers Notable Voice Recital in Washington
Margaret Corbin wowed Washington listeners at the Methodist church recital assisted by organist Carolyn McCleery and pianist Martha Capps of Des Moines. The program opened with Haydn Mozart Handel, featured Rubinst ein and Rachmaninoff works, and closed with Curran’s Life. A $9.25 collection for the Junior Missionary group benefited the event sponsored by the Missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Stutsman
Margaret Corbin
Martha Capps
Des Moines
Carolyn McGreery
Kathryn White
Argyle
Donny Clow
Andrey Humble
Miss Capps
Seheenan
Mr. Schneenan
Stutsman
Robert
Vera
Washington
Miss Corbin
Carolyn McCleery
Pour
Ernani
Corbin
Rubinstein
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Rachmaninoff
Curran
Miss McCleery
Dubois
Gounod
Ketelbey
M. FE
Frances Sartor
FE. E. Stutsman
Jessie Klein
Drake University
A. Corbin
Kb and P club to hold January meeting and milk fund
The Kb and P club plans its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday January 3 at 6 15 pm in the Y community room. Milk fund collection is on the agenda and members must notify Lucille Forgey by 4 pm Monday if excused or bringing guests.
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Kb. & P. Club
Lucille Forgey
Rosemary Club Plans New Year Dinner At Presbyterian Church
The Rosemary club and Mr and Mrs Chas Wile host a New Year dinner at the Presbyterian church Monday evening at 6 20 inviting church members. Bring dishes silver and a well filled basket. Coffee and mashed potatoes provided. Program to follow. The West Chester Methodist church also hosts a New Year dinner with after dinner program and basket service. The Younger Set Dancing Club posts a New Year dance at the K C hall Monday at 9 44. D A R holds its regular January meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rankin
Ralph Thompson
Bob
Dorothea
Rankins
Densmore Guthrie
Mary Jean
Moline
Inl
Donald Bell
Marilyn
Mechanicsville
Thompsons
Guthries
Bells
Rankin
West Chester
K. C. Hall
Washington Retailers Meeting Announcement
The retailers of Washington are asked to meet Tuesday at 7:45 PM at the Y. Matters of importance will be discussed. Better Washington Club. 2713.
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Ing
Washington
Washington Club
Christmas Weather Foreshadows Snow and Cold
Lexington notes a cold cloudy Christmas with snow and subzero readings. Ev erett Young’s well completed with ample water. Neighbors seal corn. Mathess sale hay, and Oskaloosa visitors join in Christmas dinner at Brighton with the Fulton and Woodford families.
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Lexington
Washington
Will Brown
Everett Young
John Pattersons
Mia
Emerson Bush
Burlington
Straw College
Mervyn Fulton
Fairfield
Mathess
O. H. Patterson
EB. M. Fulton
Mervyn
Brighton
Anson Woodford
C. W. Dayton
Oskaloosa
Roosevelt calls for balanced budget to end waste
Theodore Roosevelt told the Manufacturers and Bankers club that waste cannot restore prosperity. He urged a strict budget, sound currency, and good credit, arguing only cutting government expenses to the bone and increasing taxes can balance the budget amid harsh economic conditions. He outlined six economy steps and warned against hiding debt with non recurring expenditures.
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Philadelphia
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Manufacturers and Bankers Club
Philippines
Col. Roosevelt
Douglas couple ties the knot in December wedding
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Campbell who were married Saturday December 22. The bride is described as a busy local professional and plans an early transfer to community work after the ceremony.
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Routh Kinsinger
Ik. J. Swarztendruber Wellman
Dee 24
Ruth Cordell Kinsinger
Katie Kinsinger
Wellman
Benjamin J Swartzendruber
A. C Swartzendruber
Kateas
City
Kans
Hey
Minninger
Kate Fis
City Mennonite Mission
Edward Minninger
Mable Fisher
Kalona
Kinsinger
Heston Mennonite Echool
Heston
Kansas
Douglas
Lawrence Campbell
Hanseatic Towns Trade with English Merchants in Twelfth Century
In Germany the Hanseatic league of free towns used their own money to trade with English merchants. They exchanged silver coins for British cattle, sheep and grain, reflecting medieval international commerce.
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Germany
Pen and sword lines in literature echoes prior works
The phrase The pen is mightier than the sword appears in Act 2 Scene 2 of Lytton's Riche lieu, while a similar sentiment The pen worse than the sword originates earlier in Burton's An atomy of Melancholy from the early seventeenth century.
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Lytton
Richelieu
Burton
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Verna
Twila
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Ivan Shaffer
Harry Watkins
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Leo Shelangoski
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Roger Sherman
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James Clark
the Croom
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Gingerich
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Queen Esther
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I. E. Coffey
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O.W. Ciub
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Sam Miller
EF. O. W. Club
Tom Sehulty
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Chas
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Dee
FE. M. Fulton
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Wayland
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LeRoy Hyde
Roll Hyde
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CC. W. Jackson
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Arthur
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William Eichelberger
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Vicki
ST Heen
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Rite-Way
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Rite-Wey
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