Local Military Addresses and Moves noted in Fort Riley area
A stream of personnel changes and travel notes lists Pvt Darwin Vadha at Camp Stone in California, Wendell Baker assigned to Colorado Springs, Lt Robert W Baker at Peterson Field, and other service members with new addresses or recent movements. Several family and social trips are mentioned including WAVES recruit Eleanor Peitter heading to Hunters College New York for boat training and Mrs Bruce Lipscomb traveling to Kansas City for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Baker
Colorado Springs
Robert. W. Baker
Peterson Army Air Field
Cole
Clarence L. Brown
Kenneth Brows Mis
U.S.N.T.S
Great Lakes
Eleanor Peitfer
Eimer Peitter
Called Masons Meeting For Second Degree Work
A notice from A. W. Yard secretary announces a called meeting on Wednesday night at 8 o clock for Masonry second degree work.
Browns Welcome Son At Camp Stoneman Bayonet Birth
Lt and Mrs Edsall Brown of Pittsburg California are parents of a seven pound boy born this morning. The family planned to name Tommy Idsall. Lt Brown serves at Camp Stoneman while Mrs Brown traveled from Pittsburg to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsall Brown
Pittsburg
Calif
Tommy Idsall
Lt. Brown
Camp Stoneman
C. V. Brown
Jim Bey
Hardingfield
Baton Rouge
Cpl
James BE
Shepperd Field
Texas
4-H Club Members Visit Miss Williams At Columbus City
Crawfordsville January 3 4-H club members visit Evelyn Williams at Columbus City. She trained as a nurse in Burlington and is a former local 4-H member. Visitors include Wilma Wooley Ruth Atkinson Margaret Williams Leah Anderson and Howard Anderson. Other brief notes cover church watch party at Walter Rich home family updates and travel of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
Columbus City
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Evelyn Williams
Burlington
Wilma Wooley
Ruth Atkinson
Margaret Williams
Leah Anderson
Howard Anderson
Methodist Church
Walter Rich
Westbrook
Leah
Naneeilee
Phyllis
W. G. Gates
Washington
Lillian Holmes
Sac City
T. M. Holmes
Elon Christner
William Finke
Dorothy Rees
Chillicothe
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Griff Davis
Trevor Davis
Des Moines
Kenneth
Rhea
Karen
Mamarukech
N. Y
J. C. Rhea
C. W Cochran
Mt. Pleasant
Will Ernest
Burlington Hospital
Yvonne
Mary Lillian Moorhead
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
Earle Barnes
T. H. Barnes
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Social calendar highlights community club gatherings
Townsfolk schedule for Tuesday through Saturday features Daughters of American Revolution, Pythian Sisters installation, Just Us club, OES meetings, various ladies aid societies, Sunshine and Harmony clubs, and cooperative suppers. Events include roll calls, sew-ins, potlucks, white elephant gifts, and officer installations across churches, lodges, and community buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of American Revoltion
St. Distaff’s Day
Bee Lassie
Jeannette
Carrie Kyle
Pythian Sisters
Pan Band Hall
Just Us Club
D. W. McClure
N. Ave. C. Ainsworth
O.E.S
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Howard Benn
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Book of Judges
Everett Plecker
U and I Club
Jennie Hennon
White Elephant Exchange
Paul Snakenberg
United Presbyterian Choir
Walter Rich
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Carl’ Daering
Harmony Club
James Brooks
John Wheelan
Bill Crayne
Sunshine Community Club
Henry Lanning
Prairie Flower Congregation and Friends
Pilbian
County selects official papers for board proceedings
The county board set Friday at two for a contest among four newspapers Wellman Advance Kalona News Brighton Enterprise and Washington Journal to become official papers. Publishers were asked to submit certified county subscriber lists. Three papers will be selected to publish board proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Wellman Advance
Kalona News
Brighton Enterprise
Washington Journal
Entertain Group In Anderson Home New Year's Dinner
Mr and Mrs Wylie Anderson hosted a cooperative dinner and supper at their Anderson home with friends from Ainsworth. Attendees included Dr and Mrs EF Mahin and daughter Jane, Mr and Mrs J A Marsh, Mr and Mrs Lee Norris and sons Norval and Tracy, Mrs Audra Pearson and daughters Lois and Dorothy Alexander and her daughter Sharon, Mr and Mrs Eli Butterworth and daughters Beverly Joyce Lowry and son Michael, Myrna Kennedy, Mr and Mrs Earl O Connor and daughters Anna and Audra. After dinner, guests visited and played games as the two youngest, Michael five months and Sharon one year, were doted on. The Andersons and the group had previously shared cooperative dinners while living in Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. Mahin
Jane
J. A. Marsh
Lee Norris
Norval and
Tracy
Audra Pearson
Lois
Dorothy Alexander
Sharon
Eli
R. Butterworth
Beverly
Joyce Lowry
Michael
Myrna Kennedy
Earl O'Connor
Anna
Audra
Rainbow Girls Elect Officers For Six Months
The Order of Rainbow Girls elected officers for the next six months at the first meeting of the year. Virginia Holden presided as worthy advisor with fifty members in attendance. Elected were Lois Mace worthy advisor Lita Holden associate worthy advisor Shirley Dunlap charity Betty Snakenberg hope Shirley Brown faith Dorothy Putman recorder Barbara Etter treasurer. Appointive officers to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Virginia Holden
Lois Mace
Lita Holden
Shirley Dunlap
Charity
Betty Snakenberg
Hope
Shirley Brown
Faith
Dorothy Putman
Barbara Etter
Shirley Fountain and Leo R. Tesar Wed in Iowa City
Shirley A. Fountain and Leo R. Tesar were married New Year’s day at St. Wenceslaus church Iowa City in a single ring ceremony at 10 30 am. Rev E W Neuazil officiated. Attendants were Gene Pederson and John Tesar. They celebrated with 26 guests at the Leo Tesar home near North Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley A. Fountain
Harry Merrifield
Ainsworth
Leo R. Tesar
Cedar Rapids
Leo Tesar
North Liberty
Iowa City
E. W. Neuazil
St. Wencelaus
Gene Pederson
John Tesar
Mr. Tesar
West Branch High School
Milwaukee Railroad
Joanne Benell Celebrates 14th Birthday With Class
Joanne Benell daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Benell celebrated her 14th birthday with a farm party north of Kalona on Thursday afternoon. The eighth grade classmates and friends attended including Jeanne Alt Mary Tochsettler Marilyn Strickler Lola Rae Mooney Virginia Fisher Barbra Snider Marjorie and Dorothy Hochstetler Carla Mae Benell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Benell
Paul Benell
Kalona
Renell
Jeanne Alt
Mary Tochsettler
Marilyn Strickler
Lola Rae Mooney
Virginia Fisher
Barbra Snider
Marjorie
Dorothy Hochstetler
Carla Mae Benell
Shortage of Cans Plagues Ireland Paint Maker
Short of Cans Ireland has plenty of raw materials for making paint but is short of cans. The article notes ample pigment supplies but limited container stock hindering production plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
January Meeting of DUV at Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans met at Legion hall with Mrs. Eva Blake presiding. Sixteen members answered roll call and a department president’s letter and a dispensational approval to meet once a month were read. Members planned Lincoln birthday observance for the February meeting. The group honored Mrs. Jake with a necklace from the DUV and served cake and coffee after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Legion Hall
Eva Blake
A. J. Knauss
E. M. McConaughy
Lincoln
Silas Ross
Jake
D.U.V
Ross
W. B. Dupuis
Birthday Congrats For Local Couples And Twin Maases
Wedding anniversary wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Allison Maas and Mr. and Mrs. Omer Green. Mrs. Green and Mr. Maas are twins. Also honored are Henrietta Whittaker Helm of Mt. Pleasant Harry Sowden Everette Coon J. W. Brock Milt Navy Danny Holland Sylvia Joyvee Strohm Homer Stephen Claude Tucker J. W. Stewart and John Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Maas
Omer Green
Green
Mr. Maas
Henrietta Whittaker Helm
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Sowden
Everette Coon
J. W. Brock
Milt Navy
Danny Holland
Sylvia Joyvee Strohm
Homer Stephen
Claude Tucker
J. W. Stewart
John Gamble
Mrs H Hull Read Harriet for Junior Fortnightly Club
Jean Walker and Mrs Maurine Larsen hosted the January meeting at the L J Holmes home. Guests included Mrs Henry C Hull Mrs Harold Stephens and Mrs B J Holmes. Miss Walker presided a brief business session before Mrs Hull read portions of Harriet noting the period of Harriet Beecher Stowe era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Walker
Maurine Larsen
L. J. Holmes
Henry C. Hull
Harold Stephens
B. J. Holmes
Miss Walker
Knights of Columbus Regular Meeting Announcement
Knights of Columbus holds a regular meeting Thursday January 6 at 8 pm at the KC hall located at 27613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K.C. Hall
Yankton Remains Thriving Village Trade Hub in State
That Yanktown is a thriving village of about seven thousand population. Good trading towns are few and far between in this state and Yankton derived much of its business from Nebraska reached here by a fine bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanktown
Yankton
Nebraska
Music Department in McCleery Home
The January meeting of the Fortnightly Club Music Department met at Mrs. H. H. McCleery’s home. Carolyn Hamilton led choral singing and chaired the program as Mrs. R. H. McCleery introduced speakers. Topics covered include The Spread of Musical Culture Westward Expansion Latter Century and Present Day Church Music and The Boston Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Department
H. H. McCleery
Carolyn Hamilton
R. H. McCleery
Sarah Pollock
Ralph Kleese
T. R. Gillespie
Boston
Bruce Lipscomb
Shelley
Paul Dixon
MacDowell
Red Cross
Camelica in America Wild Camels Evidence Gaps
Evidence exists but remains inconclusive that camels once ranged wild across the United States. Researchers cite fragmentary fossils, fossil dating uncertainties, and gaps in geographic distribution. The idea awaits stronger confirmation through future digs and analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hospital births and discharges in Keota area
Mrs Earl Zook and daughter Karen Marie, 903 East Thire street, along with Mrs Dave Erwin and daughter Betty Ann, route four, were discharged this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Shrum Lewis Keota are parents of a son born at 9 30 last night weighing six pounds five and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Frank Redeker, route three, are parents of an eight pound six ounce daughter born at 10 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Zook
Karen Marie
East Thire Street
Dave Erwin
Betty Ann
Shrum Lewis Keota
Bory
Frank Redeker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf’s Flower
Darwin Vadha
Camp Stonemap
Delbert T. Hysell
Shreveport
Vera Hysell
Henry Priebe
Davenport
Francis Bruty
Virginia McCall
Virginia Sheetz
Eleanor Maas
Jos. Koenigsmark
Barbara Musil
Chicago
Musil
W. A. Bealer
Lohrville
George Graham
Graham
Kenneth Ward
Farragut
Idaho
KH. KE. Ward
Clayton Ward
Grinnell
Ward
Sara Marie
A. W. Yard
Little’s Furniture
Whitlow Lire
Jacobs Tire and Radio Service
Jacobs Tire
Friendly Circle Club
Merle Sheets
H.E.O
Earle Libe
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Carl T. Anderson
Esther Hamilton
C.C.C
West Chester Meth
Vantrump
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
F. J. Oetjen
Washington St
P.e.co
Stella Latehem
Merry Makers Club and Families
Klineburg
Pansy Hill Club
Catherine Flynn
Masonic Temple
Y.W.C.A
U.P. Church
Alice Reynolds
Rebekah Lodge
C.F. Hall
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Soc
W.R.C
Co-Operative
Wien Ees
Emi
Anderson
Wylie Anderson
Mrs. Anderson
Rainbow Girls
Shirley Fountain
T. W. Harwood
Westphal Jewelry Call 500
Qherman
Vowa
Hall
Holmes
Stephens
South Dakota
Vermillion
WNX_ broadcasting
Rethichilds
McCleery Home
Wards
Lfonetomers
S. Side
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