Columbus Couple Wed In Kahoka Missouri Society
Mrs Minnie Denham and Arthur Mewhirter of Columbus Junction were married Tuesday in Kahoka Missouri. The couple will reside nearby. Also: Miss Ruth Jones and Max Beckman wed Feb 6 at the bride's parents home southwest of Columbus City with a 25 guest reception.
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Columbus
Kahoka
Columbus Junction
Minnie Denham
Arthur Mewhirter
George Sellers
Columbus City
Ruth Jones
Clyde E. Jones
Max H. Beckman
William Beckman
Burlington
J. O. Hall
Beckman
Wyman High School
Danville High School
Fifty Years A Growin Chapter Remembers Early History
The afternoon program featured a letter from Mrs. Belle Dougherty of St. Petersburg Florida and papers by Miss Eva Denny and Mrs. Wilson recounting early events. Four charter members attended and memories ranged from an eight course dinner to a winter picnic at Wilson's. Letters, including one from Mrs. Ola Young of California, were read. State Bank employees were hosted at Bareley's with a patriotic three course dinner and games.
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BE. OO
P. BE. O
Frank L. Wilson
Wilson
Julia Baldwin McKibben
Chicago
Fairhope
Ala
Academy
P. G
Washington
Anna . Buchanan
Seattle
Wash
Salt Lake City
Buchanan
Belle Dougherty
St. Petersburg
Fla
Eva Denny
Dougherty
M. P. Miller
Wilson's
Beb.o
Lucy Wilson Errett
Kewanee
Mary Hunter Smith
Fairfield
P. E. QO
Chapter 1
Ola Young
California
Walnut Women's Club Annual Dinner at City Hall
The Walnut Women's club held its annual dinner for families at City Hall with about 45 attendees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Davis Earl Schuerman and Ralston Meek. A long noon table offered abundant food, followed by cards for men and social time for women. the stormy weather sent the crowd home early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women’s Club
Guy Davison
Earl Schuerman
Ralston Meek
Postponed social club event and local notices
Announcements list a social club postponement from February 13 to February 19 due to illness. Also invites American Legion Auxiliary members to a W. A. C. meeting on Tuesday February 12 at 2 30. Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting with Mr and Mrs Ivan Rehmel at 605 South Marion Wednesday 9 30 AM. Presbyterian choir practice scheduled tonight at 7 30.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
Ivan Rehmel
South Marion
DeMolays to entertain Rainbow members at Friday dance
Social calendar notes a DeMolays event for Rainbow members at nine o clock Friday night. The 4H Jacksonite club meets Saturday afternoon with Ruth Speidel. Fortnightly members are notified to attend. An afternoon section for Hanecraft may form. meeting with Mrs. R G Cherry at 2 39 Saturday afternoon to share hand work for display.
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Rainbow
Jacksonite
Ruth Speidel
R. G. Cherry
Birthday Celebrations Mark Belle Orr and Neighbors
A surprise 76th birthday party for Belle Orr at her West Chester home featured guests, gifts, and stories. Nearby residents also marked birthdays including Mac Morgan, Gene Wehr, Maxine Churchill, and E H Smith, with neighbors sharing baskets and well wishes.
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Belle Orr
C. H. Holcombe
West Chester
R. L. Coulter
Ralph Kleese
Bobby
Della Patton
Lester Krabill
Steve Stewart
Victor Masson
Tom Brady
Orr
Dr. C. A. Owen Letter Read At U. P. Church
The United Presbyterians heard Dr. C. A. Owens letter read at the congregational dinner Wednesday evening. Mrs. Owen, president of the Young Womens Missionary Society, led the program and reviewed Seed Corn for a six week school of missions beginning Sunday at 6 pm. Des Moines synodical superintendent Dr. E. F. Kimmelshue will visit next month with a team to gather denomination facts. Dr. Owen, missionary teacher at Assiut Egypt, represents the local congregation.
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United Presbyterians
C. A. Owen
Nicar
Hardscrabbie Notes and Local Visits
Hardscrabbie correspondent reports Sunday evening at the Carris home and various local visits. Hardecrabbie school reopened after a measles closure. J C Bowen helped with butchering at Elmer Vincen’s. Farl Feckling from Washington state visits relatives and joins supper at John Wehr’s. John Wehr’s visit Chas Crisham’s. Glenn Littie and Ivan Sanders with J W Van Dyke family visit in Keola. Curtis Snyder sawed wood for H T Carris. Raymond Nedlinger family and daughters Betty and Mary Catherine visit Wubert Redlinger and helped Bobby celebrate his fourth birthday. Winifred Carris spends weekend at home. student at University of Iowa. Billy Bers of Washington visits Raymond Redlinger residence.
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Keb
Everette West
Carris
Glenn Littie
Ivan
Sanders
J. W van Dyke
Keola
Curtis Snyder
H. T. Carris
Raymond Nedlinger
Betty
Mary Catherine
Wubert Redlinger
Bobby
Winifred Carris
University of Iowa
Billy Bers
Washington
Raymond Redlinger
Dubuque Seen as Nation's Yardstick in Housing Drive
Dubuque Iowa the oldest city in the state leads a nationwide push for better housing under the New Deal program. The city filed preliminary rehousing applications and organized a five committee housing panel to coordinate with federal agencies including PWA and RFC. Local officials expect Dubuque to guide other Iowa cities as surveys roll out statewide.
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Dubuque
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Bureau
Iowa
Iowa State Planning Board
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Davenport
Council
State Planning Board
Mason City
Spencer
Burlington
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Laboratory of
Mark Kane
Housing Commission
Kine
Frederick FE. Bissell
Arthur M. Bennett
Trades and Labor Congress
Robert W. Clewell
Richard F. Conlon
J. W. Wolfe
Walter J. Connell
Matthew H. Czizek
Edward W. Estage
Delos F. Hodges
Charles T. Landon
John McDonald, Jr
Robert F. Woodward
William B. Zuker
Dubuque University
Public Works Administration
Subsistence Homestead Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. M. Evans
Oc. ¥. Bartels
KK. M. Ahlfors
Committee On
Moines
P. H. Elwood
Iowa State College
Ames
Washington
Evans
Planning Board
George von Tungern
Ehoetes
Fortnightly club meetings announce February schedule
The Evening Section of the Department of Literature will meet the Dawson sisters at 914 KE Jefferson on Monday February 11 at 7 45 PM. The Bible Department will meet Mrs. Frank L Wilson on Monday at 2 30 PM.
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Dept. of Literature
Elizabeth and
Etha Dawson
Jefferson
Bible Dept
Frank L. Wilson
Douglas Row of Social Notes From Douglas Area
Genevieve and Helen Hyde spent the week end at their home. Mrs. John Gerig is better at this writing. Mrs. Paul Brenneman and two children Freda and Allen Hertig have the measles. Minnie Rich visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Bieh. Mrs. Elmer Stalder and baby are very ill with the measles. Her mother Mrs Lena Hertig cares for her. Mr. and Mrs Paul Ross and children moved to the old Roose place southwest of Wayland. Mr and Mrs Henry Manning visited Frank Manning in Coppock. Howard Khoeses has the measles. Allen Rich sawed wood for Clark Loder. Joe Graber and family visited Pete Graber. Clyde Clark and children and Mr and Mrs Walter Koebel visited Amos C Graber. Le Roy Hyde and a Macomb friend visited Roll Hyde's home. Andy Kaufman family and Arthur Rich were dinner guests at Wade Linn's. Velma Rich works at Forrest Rich's in Wayland. Le Roy Kaufman spent Monday night with schoolmates Duaine and Evelyn Sinn. Violet Conrad visited Mrs John Gerig. Mrs Walter Koebel spent a few days at Aaron Lichtey’s. Mrs Clark Loder's sister Mrs Harry Payne of Washington passed away Sunday morning after a long illness. Funeral service held Tuesday afternoon at Washington. Aaron Leichty did their summer butchering Tuesday.
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H. D. Williams
Ottumwa
St. Mary’s
Frank Flander
Marjorie Vogel
Nick Hammen
R. B. Boswell
Victor Weber
Bruce Stoutier
H. K. Stewart
Roderick Stewart
Stewart
Marion Hunter
Rock Island
Illinois
A. D. Stewart
F. A. Klein
W. C. Richardson
H. B. Morris
FP. E. QO
P. BE. O
Washington
P. Ff. O
Cloyece Faris
Douglas
Genevieve
Helen Hyde
John Gerig
Paul Brenneman
Freda
Allen Hertig
Minnie Rich
Dave Bieh
Elmer Stalder
Baby
Lena Hertig
Paul Ross
Roose Place
Allen Rich
Clark Loder
Joe Graber
Pete Graber
Clyde Clark
Walter Koebel
Amos Cgraber
le Roy Hyde
Macomb
Iulinois
Roll Hyde
Andy Kaufman
Arthur Rich
Wade Linn
Velma Rich
Forrest Rich
Wayland
le Roy Kaufman
Duaine
Evelyn Sinn
Violet Conrad
Aaron Lsichty
Harry Payne
Aaron Leichty
Golden Red Favored as Nation's Flower
The Golden Red is described as popularly designated by schools and societies as the nation’s flower, though the United States has no official national flower. The text notes the contrast between popular designation and lack of official status.
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Our Nations
Unite States
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Glen Hahn
Harry Dye
Gien Hahn
Rook
Linger Longer
Oren
Miss Dill
Lester Macon
Harold Fulton
Keota
Culture Club
M. J. Fitzgerald
George Arliss
J.S. Carris
P. E. OO
Young America P. T. A
Young America Parent- Teachers Association
Lloyd Humston
Claude Rhodebeck
Melba Lewis
Robert Lewis
Sam Bowser
Daddy Doe
Helen Rhodebeck
Anna O'Loughlin
C. Rhodebeck
Eee “Sons and Daughters
Elmer Cherry
Patriotic Education Committee
Betsy Ross Club
Hawkeye School
Margaret Iling
George Washington Club
Franklin Center
Frances Kleese
Boone Chapter
Independent School
Edna Hendryx
Jolly Joker Club
Charlotte
Deborah Langer
Charlie Longer
Leslie Gates
Rosella Hotle
Bernadine Long
Mia Gates
Bohemia
Cardy
Eleanor Augustine
Bernice Anderson
Boyd Stephens
Ward McCutcheon
No. 4 Community Club
James Brooks
Brooks
Re. J. L. McGraw
Orley Page
Valentine Exchange
American Home Department
J. Z. Hinshaw
East Main Street
Presbyterian Bible Study
BE. H. van Meter
North
1St Ward
G. A. R. Hall
Abraham Lincoln
American Home Department Sec
R. A. Means
4Th Ave
L. C. Willits
State Bank
Sidney Moore
Glenn Barclay
Washington State Bank
Bareley’s
OUR Quality Meat Dept
Salt Lake
Johnson
Walnut Club
City Hall
Newball Social Club
Mac Morgan
Betty Jane
Gene Wehr
Matt Wehr
Dublin
Maxine Churchill
Valley Community
W. J. Masson
Royal Robertson
Elizabeth Dawson
C. W. Gray
Rt. 2
Mary Cherwinker
E. H. Smith
Washington Rt. 3
Mr. Smith
Henry Strauss
South 8Th Avenue
U. P. Church
Roosevelt
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
South
Grand View Avenue
Committee On Legislation
Thes
H. Dale Bossert
Leonard Wolf
Mr. Bossert
Mr. Wolf
Dr. von Tungern
Journal
Henry Manning
Frank Manning
Coppock
Howard Hkoeses
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