Mud Roads No. Bar To White Way Club
The White Way club met Tuesday afternoon despite a February thaw. Thirteen members gathered at the 92 crossroads, transported by hostesses Olive and Edith Munro, and returned from the mud path to the pavement after a lunch hour meeting with jokes poems and Lincoln anecdotes.
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Mud Roads No
White Way Club
Munro
Olive
Edith Munro
Lester Laubach
Max Haifley
Donnie
Rich
Lincoln
Laubach
Sisterhood Meeting At Mrs Hope Dunn Home
Chapter CX of the P. E. O. Sisterhood met Monday evening at Mrs. Hope Dunn's home in Columbus Junction with 18 members present. Mrs. Edith Reaney read an article titled So You Ant Like Poetry.
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Martha Butler
Columbust Junction
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Hope Dunn
Edith Reaney
Women club to elect officers March meeting at Mrs McGrew
Irene Myers reads selections from Godeys Lady's Book and Ladies American magazine. On March 1 officers will be elected and installed at the meeting held at the home of Mrs Hattie McGrew. A pot luck supper is planned for 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Untermeyer
Irene Myers
Godey
Hattie McGrew
Summer Wedding Planned for Marilyn Bell and John Marshall
Marilyn Jan Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Cunning ham Bell of Davenport announces engagement to John Waldron Marshall son of Dr and Mrs J A Marshall of Morrison Illinois An early summer wedding is planned Bell a Washington IA high school graduate attended Cornell College and works on The Daily Times editorial staff Marshall a Morrison high school graduate Carleton College and Iowa State University junior served in the army including San Juan Puerto Rico The bride is the niece of Mrs W W Wilson
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Donald Cunningham Bell
East Tenth Street
Davenport
Marilyn Jan Bell
John Waldron Marshall
J. A. Marshall
Morrison, Ill
Miss Bell
Washington Ia
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
The
Daily Times
Tri-City
Cornell Alumni Association
Social Calendar Listings For Local Organizations
Notices list upcoming meetings and events for several groups including Pythian Sisters Little Flower Circle Fortnightly Handcraft Welfare groups and Masonic organizations. Details cover dates times locations and contact notes for attendance and transportation.
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Pythian Sisters
Chief Association
Vina Manussier
Little Flower Circle
Raymond Minick
Duane Griggs
Milo Sorden
Birthday greetings for local families across towns
Birthday wishes go out to Stan ley Dale Rathmel Ronald Ray Simmering Ruth Crom Jack Statler Elaine Green Homer Lambert Eli Anderson Viasta Pavlek Jean Atchison Dorothy Hennon Hernandez George Swift Harold Wilf and others. Anniversary congrats include Mr. and Mrs. J H Salthout Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Temple and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Randall.
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Stanley Dale Rathmel
Rebecca Rathmel
Ronald Ray Simmering
Donald Simmering
Ainsworth
Ruth Crom
Luther Crom
Jack Statler
Sam Statler
West Chester
Harold Booth
S. T. Rickey
Earle Libe
Curtis Snyder
Homer Lambert
Wayland
Eli Anderson
Viasta Musil Pavlek
Jean Atchison
A. B. Atchison
Dorothy Hennon Hernandez
George Swift
Harold Wilf
Joe Schmeltzer
Wellman
Victor Maliechky
Richmond
Ernestine Herr
Clay
J. H. Salthout
Dublin
Ernie Temple
Clarence C. Randall
Cooperative Dinner For Kolah Families
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyde Knupp entertained the Kolah club Tuesday at a cooperative dinner for eleven families. Richard Knup and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Knupp and Sarah were guests. Dee Quinn and Clayde Knupp celebrated birthdays. The afternoon was spent visiting. Philadelphia Tea Party referenced with Pennsylvania note.
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Cloyde Knupp
Kolah Club
Richard Knup
Wayne Knupp
Sarah
Dee Quinn
Clayde Knupp
Amazon River Travel Allows Ocean Steamships Far Inland
At low tide the largest ocean steamships can travel about 1,000 miles up the Amazon, showcasing the river's depth and navigable reach and signaling potential for inland trade expansion.
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Amazon
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Meeting Supports Sidney Johnson Fire Family
Grace Hill Ladies Aid with 13 members and one guest met Mrs. Paul Harvey for luncheon. They sewed rag rags and knit a comfort for Sidney Johnson’s fire-destroyed home. Devotions were led. roll call noted. They voted $10 for a CARE package to Germany. Treasurer reported $62 from Augustine and Norman sale. Next meeting with Mrs. Max Waterhouse in two weeks.
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Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Paul Harvery
Paul Deimerly
Sidney Johnson
Elner Young
Ed Libe
Washington
Germany
Augustine
Norman
Max Waterhouse
Plans for Skating Date Made by Girls
The Camp Fire Girls and Mrs J. R. Erwin their leader held a regular meeting at Dorothy Walton's home on Saturday afternoon. Guests Patricia Anderson, Anna Anderson, and Joyce Messenger attended. Nadine Griffin joined as the new member and a Valentine party followed the business session with refreshments served.
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Camp Fire
J. R. Erwin
Dorothy Walton
Patricia
Anna Anderson
Joyce Messenger
Nadine Griffin
Valentine skating party plans revealed
Served by the hostess with assistance from Patty Schulty the event featured Valentine motif decorations and plans were announced for a skating party in the near future.
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Patty Schulty
Valentine
Townships Dinner Celebrates Membership Drive Achievement
Farm Bureau families from 76 township gathered at the YMCA community room for an oyster supper as a reward for reaching their membership goal. Mrs. Bower and Mrs. Palmer led kitchen duties. Albert Stoutner spoke on bachelor housekeeping. readings, recitations, piano, and songs followed with notices of upcoming Farm Journal events.
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Farm Bureau
YMCA
Walter Bower
Leyle Palmer
Ralph Romine
Albert Stoutner
Hectusekeeping
Pennsylvania
Farm Journal
George Stoutner
Lloyd Walker
The
Farm Institute
Des Moines
Doyle Palmer
Ruth Foster
Twila Palmer
Marjorie Slemmons
Edgar Stewart
Merle Eckels
Pre-nuptial shower honors Frances Durst in Crawfordsville
Mrs. Wilma Morrison hosted a pink and white pre nuptial shower for Frances Durst on Wednesday. John and Evelyn Morrison gave a gift basket and guests enjoyed advice games and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Dave Brinning and Mrs John Sowash among many others. The event ended with social time and a Feb 24 wedding date to James Young of Crawfordsville.
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Frances Durst
Wilma Morrison
John
Evelyn Morrison
Milford Cook
Leila Woods
Kathryn Rickey
Lottie Schulty
Nancy Morrison
Dave Brinning
John Sowash
Alice Maxwell
Yaro Sojka
Lillian Little
Fern Little
Farrel Youne
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Eli Plank
Elmer Durst
Christie Dickey
Charles Crossett
Aileen Smith
Marie Wulf
Hazel Sojka
Wanda Brock
Shower for Bride Given by Group At Church
A bridal shower for Mrs. Dallas Queck, formerly Lucille Grecian, was held Sunday at Riverside Methodist church parlors with co hosts Mrs. Riley Grecian Mrs. Paul Grecian and Mrs. Delbert Grecian. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Weber Mrs. John Weber Mrs. James Swailes and Marie and many others. The bride married January 31. The parlor featured blue and white decor and lunch was served by a group of hostesses.
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Dallas Queck
Lucille Grecian
Riverside Methodist Church
Riley Grecian
Paul Grecian
Delbert Grecian
Queck
Tracy Orris
Nellie Stutsman
Lewis Weber
John Weber
James Swailes
Marie
William Krotz
Evelyn
Wilbur Chalupa
Nadene
Anna Krotz
George Goetz
Faye
J. M. Soukup
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Lerm As
Duncan's Shop For Women
East Side Square
Pearl Smith
Mrs. Fisher
Sisterhood
H. Dunn
W. Wilson
Economica
Piggly
W. S.C. S. of Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem Commandery and Families
Masonic Temple
Lou Bauer
Wilmer Lauderman
Charlies Anderson
Junior Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Women's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Howard L. McCleery
Mothers’ Circle
Order of DeMolay
Amos Chapter
Dd. A. R
Jar
Folger Coffee
Iiks
Qudr & Cochran
Elaine Green
Mrs
Merle Green
C.& H. Cane
Texson
Kolah
Philadelphia
Boston
Piggly Wiggly
Thornton & Minor
McDaniel’s
Pascal Celery
Thomassen’s
West Side
Amazon River Travel
Paul Harvey
Orville Long
Harvey Bower
Dale Earls
Ruth
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