Richland Bride Weds Cedar Rapids Man In Richland Church
Miss Julia McCracken daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford McCracken Richland becomes the bride of Clark Hollingsworth son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Hollingsworth Ollie at Richland Methodist Church. The couple plan residence at 144 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McCracken
Clark Hollingsworth
Richland Methodist Church
Richland
Clifford McCracken
Cedar Rapids
Leslie Hollingsworth
Ollie
Fredric G. Harris
Bernard Ulin
Des Moines
Judy McCracken
Walter White
Madrid
James Coats
Westfield
N. J
Robert Sherman
Allison
Ivan L. Denny
Hedrick
Janet Housen
Wendel Baughman
Richland High School
Omaha Personnel Institute
Equitable Life Assurance of
Hollingsworth
Hedrick High School
Coe College
Merchants Motor Freight
Second Avenue SE
Mrs. Wilson Hosts Public Affairs Meeting
Sixteen members answered roll call as Public Affairs II met with Mrs. Sylvia Wilson on Wednesday. Mrs. Glenn Holden presided. A meditation featured "A New Years Prayer" by Dr. Harris and "Faith in the Future" by Winston Churchill. Miss Mattie Black presented Mrs. Wilson who spoke on "Water Conservation." A group discussion followed and Mrs. Ira Coon was scheduled as February hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs II Department
Sylvia Wilson
Glenn Holden
Dr. Harris
Winston Churchill
Mattie Black
Wilson
Ira Coon
Shiloh Club Guest Demonstrates Pillow Making
The Shiloh Sun shine Sisters met Tuesday with nine members present and host Mrs Wes Ramsey. Guest Mrs Gary Crossett displayed smocked pillows and explained pillow making. Devotions were led in the absence of Mrs Leslie Beenblossom. Plans for an apron pattern exchange were made with Mrs Alvin Shebeck on Feb 2 at 1 30 PM. Ramsey and her daughter served refreshments. guests included Mrs Crossett Mrs Dan Rohrer Ellen Thompson and Jean Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Sunshine Sisters
Wes Ramsey
Gary Crossett
David Schantz
Leslie Beenblossom
Alvin Shebeck
Ramsey
Crossett
Dan Rohrer
Ellen Thompson
Jean Ramsey
Thatcher Leads Marion Hobby Club Clothing Lesson
Marilyn Thatcher presented the Marion Hobby Club program on Clothes Baymanship. She offered dress style pointers and fabric demonstrations for women. Hostess Mrs Charlie Davison entertained fourteen members and two children with lunch plans and refreshments provided by cohosts Mrs Everette Davison and Mrs Elwyn Hershey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Thatcher
Marion Hobby Club
Charlie Davison
Everette Davison
Elwyn Herschey
Go and Let Go Club Meets on Tuesday
The Go and Let Go Club met with Mrs. Leonard Brinning Tuesday, eight members and a guest Fern Carr attending. Mrs. William Carr, president, led the business meeting as members recalled a baking failure or hard day. Yearbooks were distributed. Mrs. Max Waterhouse organized entertainment. The next meeting is February 6 with Mrs. William Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Brinning
Fern Carr
William Carr
Max Waterhouse
Four Tables Bridge At Rosemary Club
Four tables of bridge were in play at the meeting of the Rosemary Club with Mrs. Vince Marek Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Lloyd Marek Virginia and Kathy Horn who helped with refreshments later. High score went to Mrs. Don Brown and low to Mrs. Towyn Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Club
Vince Marek
Lloyd Marek
Virginia
Kathy Horn
Don Brown
Towyn Davies
Mrs Mast Hosts Pinochle Party For Club Members
Mrs Paul Mast hosted eight members of the U Go, I Go Club on a Wednesday afternoon. Pinochle was played at two tables. High score went to Mrs E. E. Ward and low score to Mrs Emma Campbell. The next meeting will be with Mrs Oral Mayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mast
Mast
E. E. Ward
Emma Campbell
Oral Mayo
Social Calendar Notices For Week’s Events
Community notices list events from Thursday to Monday including Knights of Columbus card party at KC Hall 7 30 p m public invited Washington Saddle Club potluck at Farm Bureau building Skirts and Shirts Legion Hall Dean Hartzell caller first Presbyterian Adult Fellowship and others with times venues and hosts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
Washington Saddle Club
Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Dean Hartzell
First Presbyterian Adult Fellowship
Robert Huber
Washington Do
Children's Ass
Questers Group Will Not Meet This Sunday
The Methodist Church Questers group will not meet this Sunday evening as previously announced. The next regular meeting will be Sunday, Jan. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Questers Group
Methodist Church Questers
Stewart Hosts White Way Club Oyster Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart entertained eleven White Way Club families at the January oyster supper in Westchester. After stew and chili, members socialized and played cards. Mrs. Ray Gordon, new president, led a brief meeting as year books and dues were distributed. Mrs. L. P. Statler received a birthday gift. Eddie Hahn performed on the electric organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Keith Stewart
White Way Club
Ray Gordon
L. P. Statler
Eddie Hahn
Plain Janes Plan Birthday Coffee
Mrs. Kenneth Crone hosted eight Plain Janes Club members for a birthday coffee in a brief afternoon meeting. Plans were set for a birthday coffee with Mrs. Robert Shaffer on January 17. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Crone
Plain Janes Club
Robert Shaffer
Local News Bits Include Travel and Family Updates
A roundup of social visits and moves includes Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morrow of Brighton hosting New Year guests, the Morrow home near West Chester. Don Greiner undergoes surgery in Mercy Hospital Iowa City with mail directed to room 328. Mr. and Mrs. W H McConnell travel from Columbus Junction to Long Beach California to visit relatives. Lola Black and sons of Brighton weekend with the Kleese family. Jim Peiffer transferred to Tremonton Utah for a new job with Automatic Electric Installers. Greg Kleese returns home after holidays. Roger Kleese begins a genetics teaching job at the University of Minnesota next fall. Max Schlatter of Monmouth Illinois underwent major surgery in Galesburg Illinois. George Seane and family visit here during holidays, staying with Robertson, Miller, Kleese, and Schra der families near Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Greiner
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Jim Peiffer
Leona Peiffer
Wisconsin
Tremonton
Utah
Greg Kleese
Roger Kleese
Ames
Ralph Kleese
Harold Ahrens
Kleeses
Greg
Doug
Roger
St. Paul
Minn
Agronomy
University of Minnesota
George Seane
Woden
Royal Robertson
Joe Miller
Columbus Junction
Isaac Kleese
Louis Schrader
Ainsworth
Harmony Club Hosts English Exchange Student Anne Courtney
Anne Courtney an exchange student from England visited the Harmony Club at the home of Mrs. Eugene Reed on Wednesday afternoon She shared details of her background and study experiences in the United States Members discussed their current reads and signed a congratulatory card for Mr and Mrs Bill Jones on the county New Years baby The next meeting will be a family dinner at the Richard Bordwell home Mrs Reed received help serving from Mrs McConnell and Mrs Richard Higgins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Courtney
England
Harmony Club
Eugene Reed
Miss Courtney
Bill Jones
Jones
Richard Bordwell
Hospital News Briefs Feature Local Medical Updates
Yesterday list shows Mrs Sam Stephens of Ainsworth and Mrs Esther Palmer from Washington among medical patients with Mrs Norman Schoonover in Washington for surgery. Today adds Mrs Helen Heilman Mr Pleasant medical and Mrs Thomas Gerdes Washington medical. Births note a Kalona daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry E Bontrager and a Washington son to Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stephens
Ainsworth
Medical
Esther Palmer
Washington
Norman Schoonover
Surgical
Helen Heilman
Pleasant
Thomas Gerdes
Henry E. Bontrager
Kalona
Charles Thompson
Richmond Masonic Lodge Gives Kalona Library a Home
Richmond Lodge No. 96 AF and AM remodeled the former Kalona post office into a new town library with a partition, painted walls, and a tile floor. Officers elected include C. W. Beckman as worshipful master Vernon Stagner senior warden Bill Clark junior warden W. D. Hochstetler treasurer and Guy Feldman secretary. Relatives gathered for a post Christmas dinner hosted by the Gideon Yoder family near Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Richmond Lodge No. 96
A.M
Masonic Lodge
A. J. Haberman
Gideon Yoder
Edd Zook
Raymond Zook
Robert Moberly
Sheldon
Harland Yoder
Susan Schwartz
Larry Swartzendruber
Eldora Yoder
William McDermot
Stephanie
Melanie
Lincoln
Nebraska
Yates
Dale K. Gingerich
Mullet
Logan Reif
Doug
Eugene Way
Leonard Meyers
Iowa City
Meyers
John Troyers
Arnold
Donald Meyers
Corwith
Toastmasters Ladies Night Program in Iowa
Bob Miller served as toastmaster at the Toastmasters Club ladies night with a pot luck supper in the Iowa Southern Utilities parlor. Five minute talks featured Roy Hodges on Iowa School Teacher Salaries Too Low and Frank Patterson on Agriculture's Public Relations. Next meeting at 6 30 p m in the Captain's Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Miller
Toastmasters Club
Iowa Southern Utilities
John Myers
Roy Hodges
Iowa
Frank Patterson
Merry Makers Club Keeps Officers For Another Year
The Merry Makers Club held a cooperative luncheon with Mrs. Elsie Benson. Members paid dues for the coming year during the business meeting led by president Mrs. Richard Young and voted to retain the same officers for another year. The February meeting will be with Mrs. Young. Mrs. Harold Klopfenstein attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Elsie Benson
Richard Young
Young
Harold Klopfenstein
Career Women Favored In Creative Fields But Seen Unstable
A University of San Francisco survey of over 100 presidents and managers found career women viewed as unstable for supervision and less forthright and ambitious than men. They are considered better in fashion, art, or business roles requiring creative effort, with some executives noting women watch for job shifts based on male opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
UPI
University of San Francisco
Vernon D. Keeler
University
Management Development Center
Keeler
Notable qualities praised despite distrust of women in early colonies
The text notes that some praised women's adroit judgment and timely decisions while others blamed their reliability on intuition. It mentions 347 colonists slain in the first Indian massacre in America in Virginia on March 22, 1622.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Virginia
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Gilbert Hollingsworth
Ernest Fink
Judy Hollingsworth
Sherry Haupert
Irene Ferguson
Kermit Oswalt
Leo Forinash
Raymond Swartzwelter
Maurice Gould
Kermit Ward
Mrs. Wilson
Shiloh Club
Tarbell
Guide
Peloubet
Christian
Iowa Ave
Mrs. Mast
Pote
Lassie
Wolf's Flower Shop
Masonic Temple
Potluck
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
VFW
Marion Ave
UPW
Church
Ruth Nolin
Steve Viggers
Ainsworth Cbs
M. L. Brown
Paul Shearer
Payne Marshall
Walter Kyle
Keith Stewarts
White Way
Plain Janes
Gilbert Morrow
Brighton
Jackie Hahn
Becky Farrier
Goshen, Ind
James Morrow
West Chester
W. H. McConnell
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. McConnell
Mrs
Floyd Hamil
Lola Black
Max W. Schlatter
Monmouth, Ill
Galesburg, Ill
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Olympia
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Evening Journal
Richmond Masonic Lodge
Mrs. Eugene Way
Merry Makers
Edith Curren
United Press International
Drise
Time Loan, Inc
Ralph Ward
Mgr
Bidg
Dial
Atchison & Paul Shoe Store
North Side Square
Tom Duncan
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