Warren and Little Pair Wed in St. Louis Nuptials
Announcement lists Ethel A. Warren of Osworth daughter of Sam Warren Sr. and Clyde Little of St. Louis son of Nina Little. The marriage occurred February 4 in St. Louis with Rev John Oppliger at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church. They will reside in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel A. Warren Osworth
Mr. Wears
Sam Warren, Sr
Clyde
Little
St. Louis
Nina Little
Washington
John Oppliger
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Convenience Store Ad Announces Cigarettes and Meats
Ad notes 23¢ 25c 22¢ prices and urges customers to visit for leading cigarette brands. It highlights all meats now sliced on the New Streamliner electric slicer.
Catholic Daughters Hold Social and Business Meeting
Catholic Daughters of America held a social and business gathering at K C hall with 17 members present. Vice grand regent Mrs. Martin Whittaker led the meeting. Plans announced for a cooperative supper on Sunday Feb 27. Committees organized for card party lunch and quiz contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
K. C. Hall
Martin Whittaker
C.D.A
K. C
Helen Kelley
Leona Wehr
Whittaker
Teresa Adams
Charles MecKone
John Mattes
Myrtle O'Conner
Miss O'Conner
Marie Birk
Stella Kern
Matilda Braunshausen
Margaret Payne
Thank You Note From Mrs Lucy Knauss
Wish to thank all who remembered me with flowers cards and letters while I was at the hospital. Mrs. Lucy Knauss.
Death toll of swine mortality from farrowing rates
Studies indicate an average 60 percent of pigs born each year survive to market age. The data highlight high losses in early life stages impacting pork production.
Social Calendar Scribbles of Local Groups
Local clubs post a week of meetings and events with dates and hosts. OES, Rebekah, Rural Women, Loyal Woman's class, Ladies Aid, ICCF, WSC S units, DeMolay and TTT note locations and host names for Thursday to Monday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Woman's
Baptist Church
John Dodd
Ladies Aid Society
U.P
E. M. McConaughy
H. H. McCleery
Rebekah Lodge
Ways and
I.C.C.F
I.C.C.F. Hall, (Friendship Club, 1 O'Clock Cooperative Luncheon. Myrtle Pearson
Anna Brown
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
J. W Nethergall
N. 4Th Ave
H. W. Richards
Arthur Rathmel
Ainsworth
Mae Smith
N Sorrell
W. 2Nd St
Claud Bain
Dave Ponovan
Mary Genkinger
W. B. Dupuis
E. Main St
Geo
Too
February Meeting of Snowball Club Seated Snowball Members
Mrs Oscar Sheetzy hosted the February Snowball Social Club meeting with 11 members five children and Mrs Wayne Knupp in attendance Mrs Glenn Fuhr led the business portion and spoke on tuberculosis A thank you note from Mrs Walter Kyie for a fruit basket was read Fern Herdlicka and Mrs Ralph Herr planned the entertainment Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Herdlicka The next meeting date was not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sheetzy
Snowball
Wayne Knupp
Glenn Fuhr
Walter Kyie
Club
Fern Herdlicka
Ralph Herr
Herdlicka
Local Birthdays and Anniversaries Noted in Ainsworth Area
Mr and Mrs Cloyce Stewart and Mr and Mrs Joe Soukup celebrate anniversaries. Read of multiple birthday observances including Larry Simmering, Jean Pressley third birthdays, Dick Paul, Robert Kennedy ninth birthday, and Meredith Mills first birthday. Washington residents in service Margaret Ragan WAVE Mary Kerr Army Nurses South Pacific. Others honored include Charles Brown Groyce Porter Erwin Koenig and Theo dore Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Arnold Simmering
Jean Marie Pressley
Donald Simmering
Lester Pressley
Ainsworth
Robert Allen Kennedy
Charles Kennedy
Charles Brown
South Highland
Groyce Porter
Erwin Koenig
Riverside
Washington
Margaret Ragan
WAVE
Mary Kerr
Army Nurses Corps
South Pacific
Everette Hayes
Mrs Walter Statler Hosts Week of Socials
Three weeks with Mrs Walter Statler as hostess and Mrs Ralph Herr in charge of entertainment, the social program ran through a series of gatherings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Statler
Ralph Herr
Pinochle Party Hosts Genkinger Home Grace Hill
Gracehill Feb 10 Mr and Mrs Robert Genkinger entertained the pinochle club Saturday night Guests included Mr god Mr Pearl Parcell of Washington and Wr and Mrs Myron Burroughs High prizes went to Mrs Wayne Mangold and Harold Klopfenstein Low prizes to Mrs Harold Klopfenstein and Mabel Johnson The traveling prize went to Mrs Klopferstein for most entries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Woodford
Gracehill
Robert Genkinger
God
Pearl Parcell
Washington
Myron Burroughs
Wayne Mangold
Harold Klopfenstein
Mabel Johnson
Klopferstein
Lloyd Bradshaw
Wellman
Dale Robertson
Maureen
A. J. Robertson
West Chester
Charles Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Mrs Fred Wagner Hosts Good Will Club Meeting
Fourteen members of the Good Will club plus two guests gathered yesterday at Mrs. Fred Wagner’s home. President Mrs. John Tucker led a brief business session, followed by a musical program by Mrs. Reaney, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Finch, and Mrs. Sisk. A dialog titled The Album was performed by Mrs. Joe Klopfenstein, Mrs. Jacob Wenger, and Mrs. Wagner. Refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Reaney, and Mrs. Wenger. Wenger will host the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good ‘Will Club
Robert Reaney
Joe Wolfe
Fred Wagner
John Tucker
Reaney
Wagner
S. P. Finch
Sisk
Joe Klopfenstein
Jacob Wenger
Five Bethel Families Honored At Community Social
Five families moving from the Bethel community were guests of honor at a Bethel Church social last evening. About forty attendees joined a cooperative supper led by Mrs. Donald Brown. Rev. W. Allen spoke and Charles J. Wolfe noted each family’s length of residence and church membership, with the Davis family identified as longest standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel Church
Tou
Donald Brown
Gladys Wulf
Alice Cmt
Dorothy Walker
Virginia Meyer
Wulf
Rev. W. Allen
Charles J. Wolfe
Bethell Church
Davis
Rosemary Bridge Tea at C. Casper Home
Mrs. Charles Casper hosted the Rosemary club and visitor Mrs. Joe Knote at her home for an afternoon of bridge. Three tables played with Mrs. Clive Gray as high score winner. refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Knotek using Valentine appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Casper
Rosemary Club
Joe Knote
Clive Gray
Valentine
Knotek
Sewing Trick For Durable Button Stitches
A sewing tip advises waxing thread with bees wax or paraffin to create a smooth strong thread. It suggests placing a darning needle over the button and guiding each stitch over the needle to form a thread shank, so the pull acts on the thread rather than the fabric.
Quiet Havre couple marks golden wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Will Mitchell of Havre quietly celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary last Monday. They received many cards and hosted friends while Mr. Mitchell, recently ill, is improving. Their daughter Ina and grandson Billy visited from Eagle Grove, Iowa, and a nephew-training student from Bozeman was home on furlough. The article notes family travel, a D. of A. meeting, and local community updates including business moves and fashion remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mitchell
Havre
Wittmers
Mr. Mitchell
Minnie Hillhouse
Kansas
Ella Benson
Topeka
Stella
C. L. Cook
Ina
W. H. McCune
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Son
Billy
Bozman
Montana
Dale
1551 Fire Law Bans Wooden Houses in Amsterdam
A fire law from 1551 prohibits constructing wooden houses in Amsterdam to curb urban fires. The regulation targets wood construction and aims to reduce fire risk in the city core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Old Age Policy Pays Up To $100 A Month
Postal Life & Casualty offers a 65 to 85 age accident policy paying up to 500 for death and up to 100 monthly for disability, plus hospital and surgical benefits. Cost is 1 cent a day. No medical exam, 10 days free inspection, write name address age and beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Postal Life
Kansas City
Postal
Pan Handle Safety at Home and School
Advises turning pan handles toward the back of stoves or tables to prevent spills and scalds. Warns loose or uneven pans can tip or be reached by children, noting it is a common accident risk even in busy school lunches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel Warren
Clyde Little
Karo
Tbs
Opal Coffee
Peoples Grocery
Sci Sota
Mrs
Lucy Knauss
Wnay
Rosses
Beaux
Mademoiselle
O.E.S
Pete
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Club
Milo Steele
Rural Women’s Club
Mary Shields
T.T.T
Dan Prindley
P.m
Helman
East Side Square
Cloyce Stewart
Joe A. Soukup
Dick Paul
Mrs Don Paul
Theodore Brown
John Braunshausen
Ed Sullivan
Ray Ehrenfelt
Floyd Wieland
Meredith Mills
Albert Mills
Genkinger
Davis Brothers and Sisters
Mary Applegate
J.W. Meyer
Adolph Larson
Wd Letts
C. Casper
D. of A. V
Anna Dawson
Greencastle
Ind
Iana
Shearers
Nate Black
The
Journal
Claire Dewey
Mme
Elsie Scchaparelli
Emeline Beamer
Lee Dean
Ray Dean
S.U.S
Iowa City
Little’s Furniture
Lace
Morton’s Salt
pHi
Rolls
Virginia Roberts
HU Gee
Genel
Montrose
Strateliner
Hurdle & Holter
Riortrose
Mabel
OWA
Iowa Wesleyan
Pioneer
Business College
Mt. Pleasant
U. S
City
State
Izi
Occident Home Baking Institute
Dept
Minneapolis
Mina
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