Iowa Wesleyan pledge joins Pi Beta Phi sorority
Local student Julia Koehles of near Ainsworth, Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant, was pledged to Pi Beta Phi last week. Louie DeKlotz & His Dance Band Rendezvous Friday February 22. Mrs John Wheelan visited Kansas City week with daughter Mrs Bernard Blaine. Father and son banquet West Chester M F church Wednesday at 6 30 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Koehles
Ainsworth
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Pi Beta Phi
John Wheelan
Kansas City
Bernard Blaine
West Chester
M. F
Louie DeKlotz
Local Hospital Notices Rename and Birth Report
Corrections note a mistaken name for a medical patient and confirm a birth for D D Owen and wife of Crawfordsville on February 11, with the child named Dwight. Other items include Martha Hahn undergoing an appendectomy, Mrs Amrine and Mrs Davis admitted as medical patients, Walter Jenkins having a tonsillectomy, and Leo Greiner with Mrs Mason and daughter discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Murdock
Murical
Mr. Murdock
D. D. Owen
Crawfordsville
Dwight
Owens
Martha Hahn
Keota
Carl Amrine
Brighton
Charles Davis
South
Marion Avenue
Walter Jenkins
Ainsworth
Leo Greiner
John Mason
Constance Sue
Iowa Avenue
GI Team to Play Game Wednesday
The Washington GI basketball team schedules a Wednesday 7 30 p m game against Morning Sun at the Y gym. Morning Sun is seen as a strong southeast Iowa opponent. Washington expects full strength, with injured players back. The Y team also faces Davenport Y Ramblers on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington GI
Morning Sun
Iowa
Gene Turner
Washington
Storing Potatoes for Long Freshness
Potatoes keep best in a cool, damp basement away from light. Cover tubers to exclude light and limit air movement. Under these conditions early potatoes can stay in good condition for several weeks.
Kalona Secures Ke-Wash Title With OT Win
Kalona Kubs clinched the Ke-Wash conference by defeating Richland Tigers 30 to 24 in overtime. Brighton Bears, in second place, awaits this week's results to determine final standings as the season nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Iowa
Kalona Kubs
Richland Tigers
Brighton Bears
Riverside Loses Solon Game 33 to 31 in Iowa
Riverside boys fall 33 31 to Solon as Latta and Dutler pace Riverside with Latta scoring first. Solon led 6 4 after one, 17 9 at half, Riverside briefly led 22 21 in third before Solon reclaimed edge. Riverside girls roll 38 26 behind Havel 25 Kron 11 Yordi 4 while Neske 23 leads Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Iowa
Riverside High School
Solon High School
Riverside Girls
Solon Girls
Duane Latta
Solonites
Solon
Latta
Fox
Whitlock
Dutler
Salon
Jean Havel
Vivian Kron
Evelyn Yordi
Solon Neske
Randal
Nerad
Rubio Items reads and moves in Milford Bond
Rubio items report Mil ford Bond attends a four day school in Cedar Rapids to prepare for selling Bankers Life insurance. Mr and Mrs Lester Long buy the Mrs Bill Morrow property and move their furniture from Moline. Laurence Bond and family relocate to Richland. Dwight Moody family moves to a farm near Dublin. Donna and Dean Moody attend Tyrone school. Quilting club at Moody home hosts a surprise gathering with gifts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Lambert
Rubio
Milford Bond
Cedar Rapids
Bankers Life Insurance
Lester Long
Bill Morrow
Moline
Lester
J. J. Fleig
Laurence Bond
Richland
Laurence
Lloyd Mitchel
O. W. Schmitcier
Dwight Moody
Dublin
Donna
Dean
Tyrone
Moody
Wolves and Wolves Bobcats League Winners
In a church league the Bobcats beat the Lions 17 to something with Brock scoring 11. Messenger and Earl led the Lions. The Wolves beat the Gorillas 28 to 5 as Williams Tanner and Hamm led, Williams with six field goals. Navy won by forfeit from Marines. Robins defeated Redbirds 10 to 7 with Tanner and Whitehead scoring. Hawks vs Eagles girls game not played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcats
Lions
Brock
Messenger
Earl
Wolves
Gorillas
Williams
Tanner
Hamm
Navy
Marines
Robins
Redbirds
Whitehead
Hawks
Eagles
WeekendGuestandMoves in Palmer Schilling Home
Robert L Stewart AETM 3ce spent a leave at Webb Iowa as weekend guest in the Palmer Schilling home. Stewart and Ralph Schilling AETMace left for San Diego for further assignment. Schilling returned from Corpus Christi February 22 with parents Mr and Mrs Palmer Schilling. Mr and Mrs Marsh Atkinson moved to 421 South Avenue D, into Willis Richards vacated house across from Glen Durst family, while the Dursts moved to the country to stay with Tom Cantons until locating a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Stewart
Webb
Iows
Palmer Schilling
Stewart
Ralph Schilling
San Diego
Calif
Schilling
Mrs
Corpus Christi
Texas
Marsh Atkinson
South Avenue D
Willis Richards
Glen Durst
Dursts
Tom Cantons
Birthday Courtesy for Mrs. Marston
Wayne Marston and daughter Mary Lou hosted a surprise birthday party at their home Sunday for Mrs. Wayne Marston who celebrated yesterday. Guests included Harold Swailes Mitchell Allen and families Columbus Junction Riv erside Floyd Marston Clive Gray and others. Mary Lou and her father served refreshments and Mrs. Marston received thoughtful remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Marston
Mary Lou
Oll
Harold Swailes
Mitchell Allen
Columbus Junction
Stanley Chabal
Robert Chabal
Riverside
Floyd Marston
Clive Gray
Rosalie Hysell
Mrs. Marston
Birthday Party for Rainbow Girls Held at Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic temple with 35 attendees led by Beverly Brown. A December January February birthday party honored members born in those months as refreshments were served after the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
M. L. Brown
Rainbow
Fred J. Longer
Beverly Brown
Local News Briefs Highlight Sick and Visiting Family
Jim Steinbeck has been ill but is improving at his son Raymond's home. Dean Watson, two, recovered from a serious illness after Thursday and Friday. Ernest Lambert, Cora Borsdorf, and Johnny visited brother Fred Borsdorf in Madison Kansas, recently home from nearly three years in the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Elephant organ in roof of mouth puzzle explained
A veterinary note explains the elephant’s organ of scent located in the roof of its mouth. The feature aids olfactory sensing and may influence behavior and foraging in elephants.
Pre Nuptial Party Honors Anita Frank
A Sunday shower at St Mary's hall Riverside honored Anita Frank with 120 guests. Mrs Ed Horn won high score in the airplane banco and Mrs Paul Yansky had the low score. Mrs John Knotek won the door prize. Miss Frank plans to marry Vincent Sojka at St Mary's church Riverside on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Frank
St. Mary’s Hall
Riverside
Ed Horn
Paul Yansky
John Knotek
Miss Frank
Vincent Sojka
St. Mary's Church
Comrade Class Hosts February Meeting at Carl Peterson Home
West Chester Methodist church Comrade class held a February gathering at the Carl Peterson residence. Devotions led by Mrs. Peterson included a poem Touch of the Masters Hand. Members approved a 15 dollar church budget donation. March meeting planned at Lloyd Bauer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Wellman W Q V Club Hosts Patriotic Meeting and Airport News
The Wellman community reports an 18 member W Q V club patriotic gathering at Mrs L C Miller with a potluck and carnations. Midland Air Inc. leases 40 acres near Lexington to form a new airport project with a listed corporate slate and directors. Community notices include obituaries for Will Brenneman and updates on local classes, school, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Mayer
Wellman
W. Q. V. Club
L. C. Miller
W. S. MclIntosh
Midland Air Inc
Oldfield
Lexington
Clifford Freel
Roy Marner
Ed Gingerich
See's and
Treas
Lyle Wade
Marvin Gingerich
James Patterson
L. C. Swain
Leo Gislain
Roy Buckwalter
Pete Brenneman
Dan Gascho
J. Paul Yoder
Will Brenneman
Kalona
Brenneman
East Union Mennonnite
Vanguard
Helen Nichols
Nevada Rampelberg
Treasury
California
Marner
Marners
Georgia
Larry
Nickel
Mary-Martha
Bud Nickel
Eitermiller Farm
Braden
Methodist Church
Head of
Christ
Sallman
Nelle Spear
Valentine
Missionary Meeting With Anna Dawson
The Women's Missionary Society of the Associate Presbyterian church met last evening with Anna Dawson. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Chester Holcomb with Mrs. George Masson leading devotions. The program discussed opening a church and Mrs. Masson led the discussion. The group closed by working on a quilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
Associate Presbyterian Church
Anna Dawson
Chester Holcomb
George Masson
Masson
D of U V Honors Lincoln Birthday at Dinner Meeting
Daughters of Union Veterans held a Lincoln birthday dinner at Legion hall with about thirty attendees. Officers and guests presented programs on Lincoln’s life and finances, with readings on his humor and compassion and a brief memorial for the Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of
U. V
Lincoln
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Hall
C. V. Crull
D. W. McClure
W. B. Dupuis
Lloyd Foster
H. H. MacCleery
Pearl Whistler
Carolyn Hamilton
Mary Shields
Hugh MacCleery
Grand Army of the Republic
Ray Murray
E. M. McConaughy
Foster
Elect Ray Glasgow New President of Red Horsers Club
Raymond Glasgow was elected president of the Red Horsers at a K C hall meeting last evening. Officers include Marsh Atkinson as vice president and Charles Plecker as treasurer with Mrs Marsh Atkinson as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Glasgow
Red Horsers Club
Raymond Glasgow
Red Horsers
K. C. Hall
Don Bealer
Legion Hall
Harold Brock
Charles Plecker
Glasgow
Marsh Atkinson
Harold
George Brock
Harold Wolf
Transmissible Diseases Listed By Medical Authorities
Medical authorities recognize more than 50 diseases that pass from animals to humans. Mrs. Cora Green is confined to her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McKinney left for Philadelphia. Mrs. McKinney recently discharged from service in the Pacific. She and two children had been with her parents during his absence. Mrs. McKinney was a news reporter for the Wellman Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Cora Green
Matthew McKinney
Philadelphia
Penn
McKinney
Pacific
Pru-lax touted for relief of gas and misery
A St Louis man credits Pru-lax with ending his stomach gas and enabling him to work calmly again after a note from a co worker. The ad praises Cascara and Senna based laxative for cleansing bowels and aiding sluggish liver and kidney function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Nelson
Thrush Avenue
St. Louis
Birthday Celebrations Mark Local Residents Ages
Local notices wish many happy returns to numerous residents for birthdays and anniversaries. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Soethcut and Mr. and Mrs. Errie Todple celebrating their 19th wedding anniversaries, Mrs. Ralph Eyestone observing her 78th birthday, and several children marking birthdays such as Ruth Crom, Stanley Rathmel, and Ronald Simmering. Community members from Dublin, Tour rington, Ainsworth worth, Wellman, Iowa City, and Crawfords Ville are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Soethcut
Dublin
Errie Todple
Simple safety rope cautions for farmer windmill and roof work
Use of a strong rope for a safety belt when climbing and working in high places would prevent some painful accidents farmers and farm workers suffer in falls from windmills and roofs. This is one of many simple precautions farmers should practice year round to cut down the high score of death and injuries on farms yearly.
Dramatic Personal Grooming Program At Fortnightly Club
Drama department of the Fortnightly club held a February meeting at Mrs. Pratt’s home with 16 members sharing grooming problems. Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Lynch presented a program on dramatizing yourself through grooming, including pin curl styles and make up techniques. Guests included Mrs. Wilson Putman, Mrs. Ben Robbins, Jean Westphal and Mrs. Pauline Reuss. The secretary treasurer noted 33 towels sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pratt
Edith Strait
Drama Department
R. J. Kleese
Wilson Putman
Ben Robbins
Jean Westphal
Pauline Reuss
Pratt
Dennis Lynch
Moldy Growth on Floors Care Guide for Damp Weather
Cleaning advice warns to wipe floors with a cloth dampened in water and a touch of kerosene or a borax solution of 5 to 10 percent. The guidance aims to protect woodwork and prevent mold during damp conditions.
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Wolf’s Flower Shop
Tales Eee Catalog Buys
Montgomery Ward
U. S
Robert H. Best
United Press
Vienna
Villach
Austria
State Department
Best
International
WOC
Baukhage
Johnny Olsen
Jack Beach
Davenport
L Pet
Washington Oil Company
Rainbow Girls
Nicola
Harmon
W.Q.V. Club
Stephen Washington
Imeter
Pioneer Drug Store
Ralph Eyestone
Tourrington
Wyo
Three Quarter Century Club
Stanley Dale Rathmel
Dale Rathmel
Ronald Ray Simmering
Donald Simmering
Ainsworthworth
Ruth Crom
Luther Crom
Harold Booth
St. Charles
S. T. Rickey
Earle Libe
Cyril Snyder
Homer Lambert
Wayland
Ella Anderson
Vlasta Musil
Dorothy Hennon
George Swift
Joe Schmeltzer
Victor Malichky
Richmond
Ernestine Herr
Clay
Jack Statler
Sam Statler
Flaine Green
Merle Green
Iowa City
Jean Atchison
State University of Iowa
A. E. Atchison
R. V. Davis
Crawfords Ville
Decca
Bing
Rbing Crosby
Ethel Smith
Larry Adler
Rus Morgan
Guy Lombardo
RCA
Sorden Music Co
East Side Square
Phillips & Hebner
West Side Druggis
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