Buchs Celebrate 60 Years of Marriage in Keota
Mr and Mrs P C Buch celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an anniversary mass at St Marys church in Keota and an open house at their home on Sunday Feb 17 from 2 to 4 pm They were married Feb 16 1892 in Clear Creek to Constantin Buch and have six children twenty three grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
PC Buch
St. Mary's
Buch
Anna Peiffer
Mike Peiffer
Constantin Buch
St. Peter and St. Paul
Clear Creek
Mota
William
Rock Island
Pete
Rennie) Melnert
Mason City
Leo
Fairfield
Mamie) Conrad
New Hampton
Alva
Theresa) Harras
Margaret Linnenkamp
Headliners 4 H Club Meets at Sarah Trotman Home
The Headliners 4 H club gathered at Sarah Trotman's home Monday evening. Members answered roll call with a Valentine verse and voted to collect used clothing for Korea at the next meeting. Robert Wiley spoke on fire prevention and Linda McConnell discussed daily bedroom care. Mrs. Clayvee Stewart led the lesson on color wheels, and each girl made her own wheel with paints. The meeting ended with group singing and refreshments hosted by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Trotman
Korea
Robert Wiley
Linda McConnell
Clayvee Stewart
Moose Members Hold Card Party
A Moose organization card party was held Thursday night at the hall. Mrs. Harold Brock won high score and Mrs. Ruth Heyde had the low score in pinochle. Door prizes went to Mrs. George Birney, Mrs. Heyde, Mr. Birney, and Forrest Brock. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Dunbar and Mrs. Marvin Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Organization
Harold Brock
Ruth Heyde
George Birney
Heyde
Birney
Forrest Brock
Robert Dunbar
Marvin Carter
Chipped Beef Burgers Hit The Griddle
Chipped beef and ham burgers are prepared with mushroom soup, garlic, and cheddar cheese. The mixture is heated slowly until the cheese melts, then served on toasted buttered buns for a hearty hot sandwich.
Honor Ainsworth Girls At Dinner Wednesday
Ainsworth school girls basket bell squad honored at a steak dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Koward Zieclowsky. Mrsussell Owens and Mrs Zipowsky served a three course meal for twenty one guests with purple and white school colors. Contests yielded prizes to Charlene Romine Wilma Miller and Mrs McChinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth li School Girls
Mre
Mere
Howard McChlinney
Cleo Orris
Koward Zieclowsky
Ussell Owens
Mre Zipllowsky
Charlene Romine Wilma Miller
McChinney
Owens
Dean
Daryl
Marlan
Blue Bird Mothers Guests at Box Supper
The Camp Fire Blue Bird group held a sweetheart box supper for mothers at the YMCA community room. About 140 girls and mothers attended with Valentine boxes judged by Artemas Brown winning a red ribbon for the Cheerful Blue Birds led by Mrs. Bar clay and Mrs. Leighton Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Organization
YMCA
Artemas Brown
Charles Barclay
Leighton Kelley
Tra Gastman
Barclay
Wilson Putman
John McDonald
Guild Circle No 1 Meets With Mrs Crone
Presbyterian Women’s Service Guild Circle No 1 met Friday afternoon with 14 members and one guest Mrs Max Workman. Mildred Kupka presided. Mrs Sam Munson led devotions. the program on What Attracts a Latin American to a Protestant Church was given by Mrs J F Lemmon with Edith Shields assisting Mrs Crone as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Presbyterian Women's Service Guild
Frank Crone
Mildred Kupka
Max Workman
Sam Munson
J. FE. Lemmon
Edith Shields
Mre Crone
Circle No 2 of Guild Meets With Mrs Lloyd
Mrs J M Lloyd hosted Circle No 2 of the Women’s Service Guild at the Presbyterian church Friday. Sixteen members and two children attended the afternoon session with Elizabeth Davis leading devotions and prayer calendar and Mrs Harvey Davis delivering the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lloyd
Women's Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Davis
Harvey Davis
Mrs G Knupp Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
The Prairie Flower Missionary Society held a cooperative dinner at Mrs. Glenn Knupp home with co hosts Mrs Ralph Herr and Mrs Wayne Knupp. Devotions led by Mrs Paul Tenson used The Promises that God Answers Prayer. The group discussed missions and planned a quilt gift for Mr and Mrs Harry Waener in Florida. A pre nups shower for Miss Gamon was held after the meeting announcing her upcoming March marriage to Robert Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Glenn Knupp
Ralph Herr
Wayne Knupp
W. R. Gamon
Raymond Whistler
Marjorie Gamon
Nora Walmeter
St. Madison
Paul Tenson
Praver
John
CC. Reeves
Benson
Homer Kirchner
Reeves
Harry Waener
Florida
Richard Ruggles
Gamon
Susan Koupp
Miss Gamon
Robert Jones
Prine Flower Church
Hi-Ores 4-H Club Meeting With Joan and Jean Basle
The Hi-Ores 4-H Club met at Joan and Jean Basle home with the president presiding. Members recited the pledge and did roll call. Bonnie Wood demonstrated dusting and kit making. talks covered lamps and lighting and personal tidiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Jean Eagle
Jean Basle
Weber Stout Marriage Performed February 12
Mrs Sylvia Weber of Riverside and Gerald Stout of Lone Tree united in marriage Tuesday February 12 in the Washington Methodist church parsonage. The ceremony was at 10:80 a.m. officiated by Dro Co R. Reed. Mrs Stout wore a blue suit with black accessories and a corsage of camellias. The couple will reside in River Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Sylvia Weber
Gerald Stout
Lone Tree
Methodist Church
Washington
Dro Co R. Reed
Stout
River Junction
Associate Presbyterian Bible School and Worship Schedule
The church holds Bible school at 11 am and a worship service with a sermon titled Christians are Workmen at 6 30 pm. A young peoples meeting and young adult Bible class are planned. No evening service. Prayer service at the Atchison home.
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Bible School
Young Peoples Meeting
Brotherhood Theme Shapes WSCS Meeting at Methodist Church
The WSCS general meeting met Friday at the Methodist Church with a 1 PM lunch led by Emma Barnett. Attendees heard reports, learned of Iowa Wesleyan choir involvement, and discussed World Day of Prayer and a Men’s Brotherhood dinner.
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WSCS
Methodist Church
Emma Barnett
T. C. Davis
M. E DeLashmutt
Logan Ahrens
Charlies Kennedy
Marguerite Hering
Howard Caldwell
Pleasant Hill
Iowa Wesleyan
Baptist Ehhurely
Men's Brotherhood
Charles Eyestone
Circle No. 6
So and Sew Club Donates to March of Dimes at Meeting
The So and Sew Club met with Mrs. Bill Dusenberry and voted to send 2 to the March of Dimes. Ten members attended, with Gladys Ladehoff in charge of entertainment. Prizes were awarded to Pat Dusenberry and Havel Argo. The next meeting with Mrs. Wayne Holmes is set for March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
So. and Sew Club
Bill Dusenberry
Gladys Ladehoff
Pat Dusenberry
Havel Argo
Callie Thrapp
Wayne Holmes
Rebekah Lodge Meets At IOOF Hall Friday
The Rebekah lodge convened Friday evening at the IOOF hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Howard Hays presiding. Eleven members attended and an initiation is planned for the second March meeting on the 14th with the eats committee continuing. Mrs Ed Kleinberg and Karl Nicola led the entertainment after the lodge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Howard Hays
Ed Kleinberg
Kart Nicola
WSCS Workshop Changes to First Friday Meeting Date
Twenty seven ladies attended the WSCS Workshop on a Friday morning at the Methodist church. Gates led the session as they sewed aprons tea towels quilt blocks and knotted a comforter. The group voted to move meetings to the first Friday of each month from 10 am to 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Vive
Gates
Rural Women Host Breakfast for Husbands Meeting
The Rural Women's Club plans a February 28 breakfast at the Lloyd Hurston home with Virw Groot Histon Jr presiding. Mrs Hameton Jr led the business session, kitchen committee included Mrs George Masson Mrs Leo Marie and Mrs Raymond Humston. Members shared how they met their husbands and read Lincoln quotations before antevalentine refreshments. Eddie Humston delivered valentines from a mail bow as hostess guests arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women’s Club
Liloyd Hurston
Virw Groot Histon Jr
George Masson
Leo Marie
Raymond Humston
Wes
Will Marie
Lloyd Humston
Abraham Lincoln
Eddie Humston
Community club and church event listings for week
A cluttered page lists meetings and socials including Rainbow Girls, Bible Dept at the library, KP and Pythian Sisters family night supper at KP hall, VEW Auxiliary balloting meeting, Red Balleties, Vigilant Sun class with Rev W J Grossheim, and coop supper. Tuesday covers Pythian Sisters at KP hall, VIEW Auxiliary, YW activities, Valentine party auctions, drama dept speaker, St Marys Circle, Garden Club, Women's Service Guild, Booster Club, Handcrafter display, Needlepoint workshop, Just Us club, New Haven Ladies Aid, Presbyterians and Methodists prayer services, St Ritas Circle, and Kolah club family dinner, Rosemary club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Pythian Sisters
Duane Reciinger
W. J. Grossheim
Joe Aster
St. Mary's Circle
Rod Sullivan
Foster Bagge
Women’s Service Guild
OOO Po Coop
Clineton Anderson
N. C. Willits
Just Us Club
L. Loveless
Mary Fishburn
Mrs. Tweeten Hosts Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. W. M Tweeten's home. Devotions followed by a talk on Lutheranism led by Rev. O. F. Moll. Mrs. B. E. Blatter spoke on duties of LWML members in the conquest for Christ. Plans were set for family night March 9 with a film All That I Have. Mrs. R. J. Tanner and Mrs. Tweeten to join kitchen remodeling committee for the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
W. M
Muscatine
BE. J. Blatter
LWML
R. J. Tanner
Tweeten
Aid
Tanner
Glenn Yoder
Mrs Whitehead Hosts UGo Go Club Meeting
Eight members of the Go To Go club met with Mrs KK Whitehead Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Natta Holeman Mrs O R Mayo N Sorrell and Mrs Martha te Avey. Pinochle was played at three tables with Mrs Mayo winning high score and Mrs Vale Fuhr recording a low score. The next meeting will be with Mrs Claude Bain.
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Mrs. Whitehead
Ugo
T Go
Tho
KK. HW
Whitehead
Natta Holeman
O. R. Mayo
N. Sorrell
Martha Te- Avey
Mayo
Vale Fuhr
Claude Bain
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Mr.o and
Mrs. ©. P. Buch
Moose
Cman Gundrett
Honor Ainsworth
Blue Bird Mothers
Guild Circle No. 1
Circle No. 2
Guild
Lloyd
Sam Turkington
Melody Lane
Fellows
Sam
Mrs. G. Knupp
Missionary Society
Vermeer
Jean Ragle
Bonnie Wood
Diane Edwards
Linda Gerdes
Karen Wilson
Weber-Stout
Associate Presbyterian
Ao. Atchison Home
Don Maxwell
Circle No 6
Wayne Robison
Grace Siva Foose
Vernon Crull
Charles Welch
Harry Drake
Davis
CG Ro Reed Sane
Oakley Payne
Albert Stanley
W. N. Gaces
Christian Social Relations
Chester Hampton
Germany
Maxwell
N&h
India
Nicola
Harmon
Cial
Sherman
Valentine
Grant Humston Sr
Masson
Lester Luckenbill
New Haven
Church St. Rita's Circle
Paul Horak
Kolah Club
Lauder Kennedy
Rosemary Club
Earl Galloway
Ing
Clee ’ Se
Mrs. Tweeten
Lutheran Ladies Aid
HW. Moll
Paul R
Geo. Washington
Suez Canal
Byrd
Little America
U.S. Marines
Iwo Jima
1945
Supreme Court
George Washington
Serge
Alamode Bins
Southeast Corner Square
Broadway
Dramatists Play Service
Osincup Drug
Jimmy Easter
Mary
Sara Lou Morrison
Bob Choate
Fred
Europe
Keith Vetter
Oscar
Gene Tucker
Biddle
Pentagon
Bob Reed
Senator McKinley
War Department
Marianne Tucker
Mrs. McKinley
Mrs. McKinnley
Roy Fields
Lt. O'Leary
Wrebi the Louse
West Point
Marge Wartinbee
Lily Herbish
London
Bob Everetts
Mr. Beechwood
Red Cross
Lily
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