Mary Ann TeBockhorst Weds Dale Duwa In Richmond Carrel
Mary Ann TeBockhorst and Dale Duwa were married in a nine o'clock ceremony in the Richmond carrel. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs TeBockhorst, wore white satin with lace and a beaded crown veil. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Duwa living north of Washington. A wedding breakfast followed at the TeBockhorst home and a reception was planned at Casino hall in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Te-Bockhorst
Gue ‘Bepockhuorst
Ialona
Due Duwe
Lois Mommy
Richmond
Ne Wridegroom
L. &. Duwa
Washington
Aspeck Mann
Wwere Vor
Aid Duwa
Lloyd Duwa
Richard Shalla
Kienmona
Chicago
Ted Bockhorst
Kalona High School
TeBockhurst
John Shalla
Shalla
Casino Hall
Mrs Towyn Davies Hosts Sunset Circle January Meeting
Mrs Towyn Davies entertained Sunset Circle members for the January gathering. Betty Hamil assisted as guest. The group plans a potluck supper at the Legion hall on February 23 to raise funds for the club treasury by an auction to assist families moving from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hamil
Legion Hall
Mrs Libe Hosts H E O Club Meeting
Mrs Earle Libe presided over a Red Cross kit making session with ten members and one child present. The group assembled 48 kits, planned to sell scrap paper to raise Red Cross funds, and set next meeting with Mrs Wes Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Libe
H.E.0. Club
Libe
Red Cross
Wes Ramsey
Don Applegate
Ramsey
Snowball Social club gathers for February meeting
Mrs. Everett Plecker hosted the Snowball Social club with 12 members present. Mrs. Don Wylie joined as a new member while Joyce and Karen Plecker invited guests Jean Booth and Jerry Neff. The next meeting is scheduled for February 21 with Mrs. Robert Robarts presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Plecker
Snowball
Glenn Fuhr
Don Wylie
Robert Roberts
Clayde Knupp
Russell Plecker
Joyce
Karen Plecker
Jean Booth
Jerry Neff
Robert Robarts
Birthday Greetings Spread Across Community Events
The Journal notes multiple birthday and anniversary observances including Mr. and Mrs. John Shalla Jr. celebrating their 58th wedding anniversary as part of the Three Quarter Century club, with others like Jerry Richard Patterson and Boyd Lytle Stephens marking birthdays. Pleasant Plain, Crawfordsville, and Brighton area residents are mentioned along with local well wishes from friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shalla Jr
Journal
Three Quarter Century Club
Jerry Richard Patterson
Homer Patterson
East Pleasant Plain
Boyd Lytle Stephens
Richard Stevens
Crawfordsville
Riverside Local Notes On Illness And Visits
Riverside residents report an mumps outbreak affecting children and adults in the area. Lars Lutwitz of St Marys convent visited relatives here. Marvin and Mrs. Brown hosted relatives in Riverside. Grace Dautremont, Oakville teacher, spent weekend with her mother. Paul and Bernice Libenguth, Cedar Rapids and Iowa City workers, visited family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Lars Lutwitz
St. Mary's Convent
JowWa Cils
Marvin Brown
Homer Potter
Ernest
Tiffin
Grace Dautremont
Oakville
John C. Dautrémont
Paul Libenguth
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Libenguth
Iowa City
Joseph Libenguth
Planes Raise Pest Risk Despite Quarantine Safeguards
Air traffic may spread plant pests though quarantine steps. About 25 percent of 13,093 planes entering 23 ports last year carried prohibited plant material. There were 681 actual interceptions of insects and plant diseases.
Social Calendar Highlights For Pilotburg And Surrounding Groups
Thursday events include Pilotburg Ladies Aid society with co hosts and dues, O E S officers supper at 6 30 p.m. and practice at 7 30. Friday features St Pauls Women’s Guild and Rebekah lodge activities at 1 30 p.m. and 6 50 p.m. Tuesday lists Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting at 2 30 p.m. at the church with group readers Emma C Anderson Mission Study Group at 2 30 p.m. Monday notes YWCA executive board meeting at 7 20 p.m. and Rainbow Girls at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Wayne Stransky
Merle’ Brinning
Joh~ Young
Lester Leeper
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
C.F
Prince Tues Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Emma C. Anderson
Fred KE. Miller
Y.W.C.A
Aurea Public Library
Rainbow Girls
J. B. Huh
Carolyn Hamilton
Entertain Friends At Dessert Bridge
Mrs. D. P. Livingston entertained a group of friends last evening at a dessert bridge. After dessert the evening featured bridge at three tables with prize winners Mrs. CC R Wilson high, Mrs. Ted Brown second, Mary Welch low, and Mrs. BR R Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Livingston
CC. R. Wilson
Ted Brown
Mary Welch
BR. R. Johnston
Y Basketball Team Defeats Sharon 43 to 34
The Washington Y team earned its 166th win of the season by defeating Sharon 43 to 34. Sharon led 21 to 19 at the half, but Y dominated the second half as Dallas Chamberlain scored four field goals in each of the first and the third and fourth periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington “Y
Sharon
Dallas Chamberlain
Ainsworth
West Chester
Ainsworth Boys
Chester
Norris
Thanks for Comforting Support in Our Time of Sorrow
Mr and Mrs John Findung and family express deep gratitude for comforting sympathy. They note heartfelt thanks for floral offerings spiritual bouquets and the many cards and jesters received during their recent sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Findung
Forest fire losses cut in half in Soviet Union says ISCOW
ISCOW reports modern forest management and strong fire prevention have halved forest fire losses in the Soviet Union over the past five years. The claim highlights improved methods and policy measures credited with reducing blazes and damage nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
ISCOW
Crawfordsville, West Chester and Wellman win first tourney games
In the opening Washington county high school basketball tournament round last night Crawfordsville defeated Kalona 31 to 30 while Wellman beat Riverside 25 to 18 and West Chester edged Ainsworth 23 to 20. Box scores and officials announced for tonight’s second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Washington
West Chester
Crawfordsville
Brighton
Katona
Kalona
Conklin
Happy Hildebrand
Letts
Richard Leyes
Mt. Pleasant
Apparatus Enables Quick Peeling of Fruits Vegetables
An invention or method shows apples can be peeled instantly by heating to 240 to 250 degrees then cooling with water. The procedure also peels potatoes and shells lima beans with minimal waste and rapid results.
Man Wife and Child Blow Up
An alarming ad-like piece proclaims a family explosion and links it to gas. It promotes PRU-LAX a laxative from Pioneer Drug Store claiming to relieve constipation and related symptoms with cautions on proper use.
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Mary Ann Tebockhorst
Dale Duwa
Sultana
Tim
Dloz
Vhield Flour
Bot
Ann Page
Itg
America
Alc
Iowa
Cin
MR. Farmer
Sultana Peanut Sutter
Engore
Omar
DER
Prunes
Morton
People's Grocery
E. Bleecker
Beverly Brown
Theodore Brown
Roy Nelson
R. BE. Shannon
Jim Arnold
Lloyd Fredmotnd
Earl Smith
Lawrence Libe
W. E. Morgan
Myra Janes
R. 1
George Charles Lord
Glenn Lord
R. E. Shannon
Jour Cal
St. Paul's
Fees
Chamberlain
Marshall
Cantoni
McCormick
Whitehead
Zahradmel
Hoberts
Altimier
Wellman-Riverside
Popping
Brenneman
Goodwin
Whetstine
Latta
Fox
S Ducer
DeLong
Moore
Riodle
Rauer
Reis
Te Jones
Hamilton
Reenblossom
Davos
Martin
Ao ” Graber
TY Spraecker
Jackson
J. Gingerich
Gingerich
It Shaver
Reese
THE
Pioneer Drug Store
Noh
Texas Grapefruit
Corta
del Monte
Jonathan Apples
Acorn
Iowa Club
Golden
Miss. Valley
iOc
St. Elmo
van Camps
Sunkist
Texas Marsh
California
Heas Leytage
Ring Bologna
WU Z
Breakfast of Champions
Wheaties
POST
Louisa Gold Butter
Oxydol
Red Rooster
Bke
Pke
Oxy
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