Local couples obtain marriage license in East Moline
John Isom of East Moline and Maxine Biederbeck of Tou lon earned a marriage license here on Saturday. Patricia Ann and Lorna Kay Ruegsegger, daughters of Delmar Ruegsegger, returned to Wellman Friday after visiting since Sunday with grandparents. James Martin Seletto born Jan 15 in La Salle hospital. former Jane Godfrey Seletto. Ford V-8 announced as lowest priced full size six passenger Tudor sedan at 770 dollars delivered to Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isom
East Moline
Maxine Biederbeck
Toulon
Patricia Ann
Lorna Kay Ruegsegger
Delmar Ruegsegger
Wellman Frday
A. C. Ruegsegger
George Hindahl
Russell Seletto
Morristown, Ill
James Martin
la Salle, Ill
America
Washington
Iowa
Local births and hospital updates reported
At the hospital George Wolfe Dublin was admitted Saturday noon as a medical patient. Mr and Mrs Frank Moore Ainsworth are parents of a son born Sunday at 7 am weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. Mr and Mrs L E Franke Keota are parents of a son born at 5 48 am Sunday weighing five pounds nine ounces. Mr and Mrs Larl Booth Washington route 4 leayue 4 daughter born Saturday at 1 20 pm weighing eight pounds. Mrs Dale Peters and son John Ainsworth route 1 were admitted last night as medical patients. Loren Sutherland 368 North avenue C underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Dismissed yesterday afternoon were Mrs Dwight Loeffler Brighton route 2 Mrs Ralph Hoxworth Mrs Kenneth Hollenbeck and baby daughter Glenda Sue of Brighton Mrs Verne Moss and baby daughter Betty Jean of Washington route 8 and Nancy Freshwater of Keota were dismissed Saturday afternoon Janet Coon Columbus Junction and Mrs James Chorpening Wellman were dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
Dublin
Frank Moore
Ainsworth
L. E. Franke
Keota
Larl Booth
Washington
Leayue
Dale Peters
John
Loren Sutherland
North Avenue C
Dwight Loeffler
Brighton
Ralph Hoxworth
Kenneth Hollenbeck
Glenda Sue
Verne Moss
Betty Jean
Nancy Freshwater
Janet Coon
Columbus Junction
James Chorpening
Wellman
Double header on tap at the Y for Washington hoops
Washington fans can see two independent teams at the Y.M.C.A. tonight. The Cities Service squad faces Sigourney at 7:30, followed by the Washington Merchants versus Keosauqua about 8:15. Merchants manager Bob Marshall notes three more home games in the next two weeks including Cedar Rapids, West Branch, and a Feb. 6 game with the Globy Trotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Y.M.C.A
Washington Merchants
Keosauqua
van Buren County
Missouri
Cities Service
S1gourney
Merchants
Sigourney
Bob Marshall
The
Cedar Rapids
West Branch
Globy Trotters
Little Six race heats up as Burlington leads
Burlington holds a one game edge over Fairfield in the Little Six standings with Ottumwa, Muscatine, and Keokuk close behind. Recent results include Fairfield over Ottumwa 86 to 35 and Burlington beating Fort Madison 57 to 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Little
Fairfield
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Washington
Ft. Madison
Mt. Pleasant
St. Madison
Grayhounds
Trojan
Bulldogs
Gabby Ware
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Pearl City
Peck
Geneve
Little Six
Winfield Juniors Edge Crawfordsville In Overtime
Winfield juniors defeated Crawfordsville 16 14 after two overtimes in a closely contested junior high basketball game. Earlier Olds teams played here with the Olds girls winning 48 18 and the Crawfordsville boys taking 43 28. referee was Henesy of Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Crawfordsville
Olds
Henesy
Keokuk
Local Residents Receive Health Updates and Visit News
Charles McConnell shows improvement and weight gain after recent stay at University Hospital Iowa City. A B Carr also returns home from hospital in Brighton. Mrs. Wendell Shaffer travels from Brighton to visit her ailing grandmother Mrs. J W Guy. Local families host and attend gatherings including Lt Roger Richer and C W Tucker groups. J Kent Eicher plans Texas trip ahead of Mt Pleasant meeting of the Production Credit association with area stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles MccConnell
University Hospital
Iowa City
A. B. Carr
Brighton
Roger Richer
C. W. Tucker
Les VM. Eicher
Harry G. Simpson
Max Marble
Ralph Gibson
J.kent
Eicher
Texas
Richard R. Johnston
Production Credit Association
Betty Strum
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Social Calendar Items for Local Clubs and Groups
Notices list meetings and events for groups including Drama Dept Mrs Bowles Rainbow Girls Pythian Sisters Masons Ladies Aid OES Rebekah I.O.O.F Rural Woman’s Club and Baptist Women with times locations such as Masonic Temple K P Hall and Community Building plus potlucks lunches and initiations for upcoming week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bowles
South Mason Avenue
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Hal Richards
Nobre Grand Circle
Roy Brobst
Methodist Junior Missionary Society
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
O.E.S
Aca
Rebekah
F. Hall
Rural Woman's Club
Lakin Parthelon
Richard Stewart
East Jackson Street
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Honors Mrs Campbell With Dinner
The Pilotburg Ladies Aid hosted a noon dinner at Mrs. Carl T. Anderson’s home to honor Mrs Herbert Campbell. Thirteen members and three guests attended The guests were Mrs Hoover Miss Haller and Jeanette Woodburn Gifts were given and the afternoon featured needlework and song led by Mrs Ralph Ash at the piano and Mrs Marion Stransky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotburg
O E S Begins Second Pinochle Series At Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star starts a second year series of pinochle parties with a kickoff Thursday at 2 PM in the Masonic Temple. Hostesses are Mrs. Robert Risk and Mrs. Harry Ward. All Eastern Star members and visitors in Washington are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Robert Risk
Harry Ward
All Eastern Star
Washington
W R C Business Meeting Held Saturday Afternoon
The Woman's Relief corps met in the G A R hall with President Mrs E Schmitt presiding. Twenty members attended including fourteen officers. Gifts totaling 10 50 for meals and clothing were reported. Eleven sick calls noted. Mrs A B Schmoeller in hospital reported somewhat improved. Ward socials cut to two. February first and second ward socials led by Mrs Floyd Murdock Mrs Robert Schell and Mrs L R Baker. Funeral attendance planned for Mrs Hattie Mayhew. Refreshments served by Mrs J D Dayton and Mrs Remps Hampsher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
E. Schmitt
A B. Schmoeller
Floyd Murdock
Robert Schell
L. R. Baker
Hattie Mayhew
J. D. Dayton
Remps Hampsher
Jean Moore and Robert More Wed in Church Ceremony
Jean Elizabeth Moore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Moore senior wed Robert Brice More son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. More of Blue Earth Minnesota in the First Presbyterian Church on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony featured organist Mrs Henry Shields aunt of the bride singer Mrs Carl Underwood and was read by Doctor Frederic Eastwood. The couple will live in Willmar Minnesota after a motor tour of Old Mexico. The bride attended the University of Iowa and taught speech correction in Rochester Minnesota. More owned Gopher Supply in Willmar and attended Michigan State College. Out of town guests from Minnesota Illinois Missouri and Iowa attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Elizabeth Moore
Fred L. Moore
Robert Brice More
Clarence W. More
Blue Earth
Minnesota
First Presbyterian Church
Henry
Frederic Eastwood
Lavaliere
Mary Helen Sehmitz
Rochester
Clifford Score
Willmar
Mr. More
Durwood Hinton
Charles A. Weber
Fairmont
Robert Hammer
Robert Shannon
Washington
Fred Moore
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ruth Marie Morrison
Carl Underwood
Freq Moore
Gus Drinkle
A. C. Rohman
Roy Bonham
Francis Osterus
David Qosteras
E.ss. Schmitz
Margaret Schmitz
G. A. Smith
Verne Krohn
George Bonham
Vernon Johnson
Doris Clow
Chicago
Cyril Aye
St. Louis
Missouri
V. A. Weber
James Cavers
V. K. Peterson
H. L. Bursell
B. W. Coult
Chester Geibe
H. J. Sturgeon
Milton Blatti
Robert Beith
Fair
Seventeenth Birthdays and Local Celebrations
Twin daughters Marguerite and Marion Beason celebrate seventeenth birthdays. Dr and Mrs F W Eastwood mark a wedding anniversary. Local list includes Mrs Golia Miller Mrs R H Walker Mrs Ode Ferguson Paul Dodder Chriss Earlenbush Floyd Bower Mela Havel Beverly Jane Bean Shir ley Rae Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Marion Beason
Mrs
Charles Beason
Golia Miller
R. H. Walker
Ode Ferguson
Paul Dodder
Chriss Earlenbush
Floyd Bower
Mela Havel
Ainsworth
Captain Jay Brown Honored at Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Nels B Wester mark honored Capt Jay Brown who will depart with Troop D for Texas this week. Dinner started at 6 30 with a single table centerpiece of metal soldiers and airplanes on a mirror and flags. A gift was presented and present at the dinner were Captain and Mrs Brown and Joan Charles R Brown Hilda Brown Mr and Mrs Maynard L Brown and Wayne Brown of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels B. Westermark
Jay Brown
Texas
Captain Brown
Brown
Joan
Charles R. Brown
Hilda Brown
Maynard L. Brown
Wayne Brown
Iowa City
Willa Cather Book Reviewed by Nineteenth Century Club
After a luncheon at Mrs Carl J Roberts home eleven members heard a review of Willa Cather new book Sapphira and the Save Girl presented by Mrs Frank Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Century Club
Carl J. Roberts
Willa Cather
Frank Miller
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting Planned at Miner Home
A cottage prayer meeting by the Presbyterian congregation is set for Wednesday at 9 30 AM at the home of Mr and Mrs C E Miner located 303 East Jefferson Street. The notice is dated 2902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage
C. E. Miner
East
Jefferson Street
Wanda Hampton and Earl Zook Married in Parsonage
Wanda Hampton and Earl Zook were married Friday at 7 pm in the Presbyterian parsonage by Dr. F. W. Eastwood. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Arnold. The couple hosted a wedding dinner for sixteen at the bride’s parents’ home, 503 South Seventh Avenue, with a white wedding cake decorated with pink roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Hampton
Earl Zook
Presbyterian Parsonage
F. W. Eastwood
Lloyd Arnold
H. F. Hampton
South Seventh Avenue
Dinner Guests From Indiana Pledge Home Plans
Out of town guests include Raymord Willlace and the Hampton family of Wabash Indiana. Mr and Mrs Zook will reside at 903 East Third Street. Mrs Zook studied in Dixon Illinois schools and has worked in Washington recently. Mr Zook works for the American Pearl Button company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymord Willlace
Russell Hampton
W.bash
Ind
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Set With Potluck
The Baptist Women's Missionary Society holds its regular monthly meeting Friday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Cy Bush. Hostesses Mrs. Bush, Lois Turnipseed, and Mrs. Ola Jacobs welcome members to a potluck luncheon, each bringing a dish to pass along with sandwiches and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Oy Bueh
The
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Cy Bush
Bush
Lois Turnipseed
Ola Jacobs
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Gene Tucker
Gerald Carris
Bob Shannon
Jack Lynch
Ed Simmering
Reister Bros
Harry Pearson of
J. A. Picken
Des Moines
W. A. Groth
Olon F. Zager
Bloomfield
Stanley Zager
Zager
William L. Zager
Olen Zager
Paul Horak and Sons
Moline, Ill
A. J. Vander Vennet
Sigourney and
Demons
Robby Lowe
Don Klein
Darwin Vacha
Dick Marshall
Geneva
Don Kiesey
Don Voorhees
Martin’s
Martin's Modern Cleaners
Wendell Shaffer
J. W. Guy
Charles Long
William J. Shannon
Barbara
Rex Levert
Rex Allen
Lowell Dodds
Judy
Edwin Griffith
Flossie
George
Chas. George’s
Handcraft Dept
South Fourth Avenue
iPythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
F. W
Ge Dal
Pilotburg Ladies Aid
W.R.C
Doorbuster
Folger’s Coffee
Jean Moore
Robert B. More
Sota
Lorraine Madden
G. O. Sheridan
Margaret Allen
Lilian Giere
Vera Stutsman
la Porte City
Robert Stutsman
Charles Luthe
Clyde L. Boice
Oskaloosa
Irah Welch
Oscar Otto
S. W. Treat
Atlantic
Done Ald Palmer Benblossom
Preston Wolf
Beverly Jane Bean
Norman Bean
Shirley Rae Owens
Glen Owens
Capt
19Th Century Club
C. V. Grall
Baptist Missionary Society
Rothschilds
Kayser P. J
Wwe
Hildren
Kayser
Rothschild’s
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