Mrs Edith Monroe Visits and Local Holiday Guests
Mrs Edith Monroe, a visitor at the Charles Schulty home, returned to her Keota area home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foster hosted Harold Foster from Monmouth Illinois who has just discharged from the Army Air Corps. Dorothy Casteel of Smithshire Illinois also visited the Foster home for the holidays. Hunsakers Shoe Repair will be closed January 7 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Monroe
Charles Schulty
Keota
Hunsakers Shoe Rpr
Lawrence Foster
Mary Berdo
Iowa City
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Ward Belmont School For
Henry Berdo
Henrietta Stewart
University of Iowa
George C. Stewart
Wilton Webb
Stewart
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Hunsakers Shoe Repair to Close for Three Days
Local notes report Hunsaker's Shoe Repair will close January 7th 8th and 9th. Mrs E J White about 78 is being moved from Burlington hospital to her daughter Mrs Frank Libe's home as she recovers from a broken limb. Her other daughter Mrs Paul Lytle has cared for her and will return to Burlington Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. White
Burlington Hospital
Frank Libe
White
Paul Lytle
Burlington
Glendale Telephone stockholders set annual meeting
Stockholders of the Glendale Telephone company will hold their annual meeting Saturday January 12 in the basement of the Washington United Presbyterian Church beginning at 1 30. President Godfrey Juzeley announces the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Telephone Company
Washington United Presbyterian Church
Godfrey Juzeley
GI Veterans Form Washington Basketball Team
Washington announces a new basketball team the GI team composed of discharged service veterans. They will play Stop and Shop of Rock Island in a double header at the Y M C A gym next Monday at 7 80 with free admission. Manager Walt Kiesey leads six signed players including John Jackson Don McClure Don Kiesey Bob Lewis Bob Lowe and captain Francis Mangold with more players to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armed Services
City Industrial League
Rock Island
Ainsworth
Walt Kiesey
John Jackson
Washington High School
Parsons College
Don McClure
Don Kiesey
Bob Lewis
Bob Lowe
Francis Mangold
Kalona Drops Ke-Wash Opener In West Chester
Kalona fears first loss of Ke-Wash season at West Chester 8 to 24. Chester led 7-0 first quarter and 15-8 at halftime. DeLong tops Chester with 14, Jackson leads Kalona with 12 as injuries and fouls hit the final period. Keota tops North English 30 28. Wellman falls to Richland 38 30 with Hendrickson 12 and Howard 13 for Richland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Kalona
Chester
John Hotle
Bill Reis
Gerald DeLong
Jackson
Keota
North English
Keota Aller
Fosdick
Palmer
Wellman
Richland
Richland Hendrickson
Howard
Topping
Women's Society Meets at Church
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary society held a general meeting yesterday at the church parlors. President Mrs. Fred Neiswanger led the session with devotional by Mrs. Bessie Wead. Group 4 hosted, and Shirley Blattner and Janet Graf performed musical numbers during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Fred Neiswanger
Bessie Wead
William Graf
Shirley Blattner
Janet Graf
Shirley
Kya Blattner
Janet
Joyce Graf
Charles Wiley
Neiswanger
Demons fall to Fort Madison 38 37 in final seconds
Washington high school lost 38 to 37 at Fort Madison as Lewis sank a late free throw after a 37 all tie. Five Demons fouled out, including Kelsey Marshall White Schmitt and Noonan. Joe Sweet scored to force the final tie before the decisive free throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Fort Madison
Dick Vacha
Lewis
Demons
Otumwa
Jack Pau S
Washington
Bloodhounds
Joe Sweet
Fort Madson
Bill Kelsey
Wayne Marshall
Dale White
Leland Schmitt
Bob Noonan
Fort Madisoon
Ft. Madison
Brookhart
Cullen
la Follette
Ahlen
We Marshall
Ameves
Pauls
Kelsey
Holbert
Noonan
F Schmitt
Sweet A
White
Pratt
Vacha
Little Six Scores in Cedar Rapids Area Matches
Ottumwa beat Mt. Pleasant 51 to 37 while Muscatine defeated Burlington 38 to 33 in a pair of high school basketball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Burlington
Virginia Moothart Weds Lawrence Waters in California Ceremony
Virginia Rose Moothart and Lawrence Lowell Waters married in San Pedro California on December 29 at St Josephs Parish with Father O Grady presiding. Attendants were Helen Spitzberger and Harold Wegner. The bride, a Washington High School 1945 graduate, wore a lime dress and brown accessories. The groom, formerly of Richland, is Kinross High School and an ex merchant marines dischargeee. They will reside in Washington at 516 West Third Street with bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moothart
Virginia Rose
Lawrence Lowell Waters
J. A. Waters
Washington
San Fedro
Calif
St. Joseph's Chureen
Father O’grady
Helen Spitzberger
Harold Wegner
San Pedro
Washington High School
Sim's Shoe Sore
Waters
Richland
Kinross High School
Merchant Magics
California
Corn Belt
Turkey Farn
West Third Street
Orval Meeks Serves as S C Club Hostess at Riverside
Mrs Orval Meeks hosted S and C club members Thursday afternoon near Riverside. The next meeting is set for January 17 with Mrs Bert Cray. Prizes went to Mrs Howard Fisher Mrs Ed Kucera and Mrs Harry Jirsa, with others including Mrs Milt Wolrab Mrs Fred Kucera Larry and Tommy Jirsa Laurel Kucera and Carel Fisher in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Meeks
Riverside
Bert Cray
Howard Fisher
Ed Kucera
Harry Jirsa
Milt Wolrab
Fred Kucera
Larry
Tommy Jirsa
Laurel Kucera
Carel Fisher
Stouts Host Sunshine Club Family New Year Dinner
Members of the Sunshine Community club and about 30 families enjoyed the Jesse Stout family hospitality at the annual New Year dinner. Committee in charge included Mrs. Carl Snehnider, Mrs. Henry Lanning, and Mrs. Will Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Jesse Stout
Carl Sehneider
Henry Lanning
Will Richards
Bountiful Cooperative Dinner
Numerous Local Birthday Celebrations Across Town
The notice lists birthdays of George Basil McBee Roberta Ann Blaine and several others including Lucille Conrad Maude Koehler George Baker Evelyn Chalupa Harriett Logan Leonard Zickefoose and Henry Dittmer Jr Also anniversaries include Carl Andersons 19th and Elmer Kron with Arlene Kallaus at Fort Bragg N C plus upcoming birthdays for Betty Ann Burns Ronald Riess Ronald Moore and Mary Diane Edwards Readers are informed of family celebrations in the Columbus Junction Crawfordsville Red Brick area and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Marie Conrad
Wayland
Maude Koehler
George Baker
Oscar Hughes
Evelyn Chalupa
Harriett Logan
Leonard Zickefoose
Betty Ann Burns
George C. Burns
Columbus Junction
Ronald Ray Riess
Ivan Riess
Donovan, N
Afternoon Social Activities Logged in Brief
The record notes a midday enjoyment followed by an afternoon of playing ecards and visiting. The concise summary captures leisurely social activity without further specifics.
Dinner Meeting of Past Matrons Club
Six members of the Past Matrons club and their families enjoyed a cooperative dinner last evening in the Masonic temple dining room. Following the dinner, Mrs. O. E. Schmitt, president, conducted a short business meeting, and the remainder of the evening was spent playing cards. Mrs. Ernest Salladay and Mrs. Schmitt were co hostesses for the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
O. E. Schmitt
Ernest Salladay
Schmitt
Marriage of Mary Chalupa and James Marsh announced
Mary Donna Chalupa and James Marsh were married in a single ring ceremony at Swedesburg Lutheran Church on December 26 at 6 o'clock. The bride, a Crawfordsville School attendee, wore a gray two piece suit and was attended by no one. James Marsh, son of Sam Marsh, is a Washington High School graduate and a former Marine Corps member now employed at Powers Produce. they reside at 53 South Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Donna Chalupa
James Marsh
George Chalupa
Sam Marsh
Carl Fernandez
Swedesburg Lutheran Church
Crawfordsville
Washington High School
Marine Corps
The
Powers Produce
South Second Avenue
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Update
At the hospital Mrs Isadore Deutsch of East Pleasant Plain was admitted yesterday afternoon for an emergency appendectomy. Mrs Ronald Lord, 928 South Fourth avenue, was admitted today as a surgical patient. Joe and Robert Christner, father and son, of Washington underwent appendectomies this morning. Mrs George Means, who had been a hospital patient since December 21 for minor surgery, underwent major surgery this morning. Dismissals today included Mrs Don Neff and daughter Linda Lee of 704 South Eighth avenue and Mrs Samuel Nafziger and son James Clair of Kalona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Deutsch
East Pleasant Plain
Ronald Lord
South Fourth Avenue
Joe and
Robert Christner
Washington
George Means
Don Neff
Linda Lee
South Eighth Avenue
Samuel Nafziger
James Clair
Kalona
Social Calendar listing weekly meetings and notices
Social calendar items note by 10 a.m. Monday deadlines for Junior Fortnightly Evening events including Eleanor Tucker and various groups. Tuesday and Wednesday meetings listed for Pythian Sisters D.A.R. St James PTA American Home groups Lexington Circle Public Affairs Good Will Howemakers C.D.A. and others with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Kyle
St. James P.T.A
American Home Dept
Ann Judson Circle of Baptist Church
Marietta Workman
Alma Hearne
J. N. Phillips
Ner
Fred Miller
J. N. David
Lexington Circle
Ralph Tadlock
Ek. D. Morrison, Sr
C. W. McLaughlin
Good Will Club
Jake Wenger
St Paul Women’s Guild Meets at Home
The St Paul’s Women’s Guild met at Mrs Harold Wilson’s home yesterday afternoon with 13 members present. Ten children and three guests attended. President Alice Finke led business, minutes and reports were read, and plans for Secret sisters in the Guild were decided. World Emergency Relief at K C hall noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Harold Wilson
Wilma Westen
Martha Ziextowsky
Alice Finke
Merry Mixer Club Meets With Mrs Statler
Mrs Mildred Statler hosted a Merry Mixer club meeting on Wednesday afternoon with eight members, one visitor Mrs Roy Bauer, and several children. Mrs Dorothy Thrapp led the business session as members answered roll with a Christmas dinner menu. Adan Griffith organized contests with prizes while Esther Statler and Mrs Bauer helped serve refreshments. The next meeting will be at Lorene Crone’s for a Hot Holder exchange on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Statler
Merry Mixer Club
Roy Bauer
Dorothy ‘Thrapp
Adan Griffith
Esther Statler
Bauer
Ius
Ess
Lorene Crone
Guild Votes Donation and Prayer Session Summary
Guild voted to give 25 dollars to the Meeting closed with prayer. During the social hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Herold Wilson and Mrs. Westen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Herold Wilson
Westen
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Great Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
United States
Canada
Wolf’s Flower Shop
St. James
Richard Harvey
Harvey
Paul Deimerly
W. J. Taylor
Elsie Glassburner
Gary
Ind
Esther
S. Ave. D
Esther Troxell
Dick Ross
Minneapolis
Minn
Navy
Pearl Harbor
San Francisco
Howard Patton
Coast Guard
Curtis Bay
Louella Patton
Lulu Kyle
Darlene Goodwin
C. R. Goodwin
Tipton
Delmer Lendt
Little
Ke-Wash
Women’s Society
Virginia Moothart
L. Lowell Waters
George Basil McBee
Basil McBee
Roberta Ann
Bobbie’ Blaine
Kansas City
John Wheelan
Carl D. Anderson
Pilotburg
Eleanora Miller
Roy L. Miller
T/Sgt
Elmer Kron
Fort Bragg
N.C
Sgt. Kron
Robert. Ronald Moore
Ronald Moore
Mary Diane Edwards
Liloyd Edwards
Henry Dittmer
Junior Finke
O. E. Babb
Red Brick
Reserve District No
National Bank of Washington
Iowa
Federal Reserve Bank
State of Iowa
I. C. P. Weldin
C. P. Weldin
Lucy F. Dempsey
Fred L. Stewart
Carlton C. Wilson
Frank C. Crone
Mary D. Chalupa
Eleanor Tucker
Order of Rainbow Girls
Y.W.C
Pythian Sisters
D.A.R
Rebekah Lodge
Florence Augustine
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows and
Rebekehs
Ernest Miller
Fred Wagney
Ralph Zeck
Harold Walker
Lou Wagenknecht
G. A. Reinert
Doyle Jarrard
T. H. Peters
Audrey Putman
Grant Humston
Carl Phillips
Augustine
Fred D. Stewart
St. Paul Women’s Guild
K. C. Hall
NEW Freedom
Mrs. Statler
Guther
Guther Studio
Freedom
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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