Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge Installations Held
Myral Smith and Leona Kos led joint Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge officers through installation at I O O F hall with 100 attendees. Speakers noted a 50 year Odd Fellows jewel for J M White. staff will install Kalona officers Friday. social hour featured Loreal Orchestra and pink and green decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myral Smith
Leona Kos
Ralph Zeck
Frank Longwell
Marshalls
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. M. White
Odd Fellows
Kalona
Rebekah Officers Installed as Women’s Organization
Rebekah Officers were installed with Mrs. Myral Smith as past noble grand and Mrs. Earnest Miller as noble grand. Other officers included Mrs. G. A. Reinert vice grand and numerous secretaries, guardians, and supporters listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myral Smith
Noble Grand
Earnest Miller
G. A. Reinert
Oral Mayo
M. D. Lee
Carl Hancher
Theodore Morgan
Libby Musil
Beulah Hesselgesser
Wayne Marston
Harold Gray
Paul Harvey
Noble Ground
John Shebeck
Carrie Norman
Vice Grand
Milo Steele
Leona Kos
Fred Wagner
Club Plans Farewell Party for Families
The Snowball Social club schedules a farewell courtesy for members and their families leaving the community January 21. Mrs. Glenn Knapp hosted the January meeting with 14 members, six children and a Visitor, Mrs. Harold Cortum. Mrs. Walter Neff presided as president. the cooperative dinner is set for January 21 at the Bean Blossom home with Mrs. Earl Booth, Mrs. Don Wylie, and Mrs. Adolph Guenther in charge. The afternoon featured entertainment led by Mrs. Ralph Herr and Mrs. Wyte. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Herr, and Mrs. Ivan Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Knapp
Harold Cortum
Walter Neff
Club
Dlean Beenblossom
Earl Booth
Don Wylie
Adolph Guenther
Ralph Herr
Wytie
Neff
Herr
Ivan Hahn
Catholic Daughters Hold January Meeting at K of C Hall
The Court McDermott No. 504 Catholic Daughters of America met with grand regent Theresa Adam presiding at the K of C hall. One candidate, Mrs Joe Hines, was initiated. After ceremony, officers and members conducted business, then enjoyed refreshments and socializing with cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Community Women Prepare For Meetings And Socials
Local clubs publish a dense social calendar with meetings at Masonic temple and churches. Groups include OES Masons, Wesleyan Service Guild, Walnut Women, Rebekah, Prairie Flower Missionary Society, United Presbyterian Ladies Aid, WCSC units, and T.T.T. chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
P.m
Masonic Temple
Wesleyan Service Guild
Roy Fields
Walnut Women's Club
Tom Lowry
Rebekah Club
S. P.m
Dwight Hayes
Merry Mixer Club
Luncheon Meeting of W S C S Board and Unit Leaders
The Woman’s Society of Christian Service executive board and unit leaders met at 1 PM in the Methodist church parlors for a cooperative luncheon. Mrs. Sam Sigafoose presided in President P L Etter’s absence as Edna Klein promoted prayer week materials and devotional plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Soc
Women's Council of Christian Church
Leo Sturgeon
Dora Bolar
Ora Askea
Poe
W.S.C.S
Fred E. Miller
Washington St
James Birney
Will Richards
Maurice Crawford
Mary Beggs
George Foster
W. R. Gamon
E. Washington St
A. W. Clow
E. Madison St
Howard Stewart
Clara Barton
Edna and
Ruth
S. Iowa Ave
Woman's Seciety of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Fred E Miller
A. Anderson
P. L. Etter
Sam Sigafoose
Edna Klein
Sigafoose
Freq Miller
Miss Klein
Spiritual Life Committee
Missionary League Elects Officers at January Meeting
The Women's Missionary League of Immanuel Lutheran church elected officers for the year: Mrs. Paul Boettcher president, Mrs. Ruby Grossman vice president, Mrs. Lewis Bleichwehl secretary, Mrs. Carl Schmidt treasurer. Two new members joined, Aug Diekman and Lester Nichols, and a lunch was served in honor of Rev and Mrs L Bleichwehl's wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary League of the Immanuel Lutheran Church
Paul Boettcher
Ruby Grossman
Lewis Bleichwehl
Carl Schmidt
Aug. Diekman
Lester Nichols
L. Bleichwehl
Public Affairs Hostesses Lead January Fortnightly Club Meeting
Mrs J E Lemmon presided as host yesterday for 17 members of Public Affairs department section one of the Fortnightly club. The gathering focused on club activities and community plans for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lemmon
Public Affairs Department
Club luncheon and talk by guest speaker on Washington City library
The club's president Mrs. T. A. Michels attended as guest. A cooperative luncheon followed a brief business meeting led by Maud MccCreedy. Mrs C. W. McLaughlin introduced guest speaker Mrs Homer Stephen who spoke about the Washington City library, a discussion described as interesting and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Maud MccCreedy
C. W. McLaughlin
Homer Stephen
Washington City
Club Dinner Held at W Richards Home
The Sunshine Community club and about 60 members and families gathered yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. Will Richards for a cooperative dinner. Mrs. Jesse Stout and Mrs. Richards led entertainment after the meal. Husbands paid a five cent fine for unresponded New Year resolutions. The afternoon ended with social visits and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Will Richards
Jesse Stout
Richards
Club dinner hosts named Mrs Burdette Stover Mrs Don Simmering
The club dinner was charged to the leadership of Mrs Burdette Stover Mrs Don Simmering and Mrs Marion Sheetz coordinating preparations and serving duties for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Stover
Don Simmering
Marion Sheetz
Honors E. C. Smith At Birthday Dinner
Mrs. E. C. Smith entertained relatives at a noon dinner honoring her husband for his 75th birthday. Guests included his sisters Pearl Smith Maud Cherry and Mrs. Lester Van in the Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Smith
Smith
Pearl Smith
Eimma Cherry
Lester van
Local social notes list area residents and guests
Dyke, Mr. Van Dyke, Margaret Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crayne, Mrs. Keith Wells, Mrs. Edwin Peiffer attend a gathering. Mr. Smith's brother Louis was unable to be present.
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Edith Weidner
The
Doyle Brown
Clark Baker
Maurice Libe
Fred Kephart
Vernon Witting
Omer Black
Jessie Stout
Clarence Brown
Inside Guardian
John Stout
Outside Guardian
L. R. Baker
Frank Embree
Laccey Lines
Suporior
Raymond Kevnhart
Lou Wagenknecht
West End Grocery
Oregon
Nancy Hanks Cherries
Dapper
Rapp
FIT
South Side Square
Aaa
Left Scene
Henry Wagenknecht
Catholic Daughters
Sorrell Auto Parts
W. Madison
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Orva Scott
Clayton Bear
Evesine div
Elizabeth
Carol Forgey
Public Library
T.T.T
John Owen
Boyd White
W.S.C.S. Board
Missionary League
W. Richards
George Scriven
Kalona, Iowa
Just
H. P
Jacks
Montgomery
Ward & CO
California
Pascal Celery
Rome
Texas
Jonathan Apples
Idaho
Breakfast of Champions
Wheaties
Ige
Abewis
Johnsons
Clinton
Louisa Gold
Frankfurters
Chef Boy-or-Dee Spaghetti
Thomassen’s
West Side
Coats
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