Wellington and Miller Unite in Washington Wedding
June V Wellington daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Wellington of Brighton and Lyle G Miller son of Mrs Archie Miller of Keota were married at four pm Sunday January 27 at the Methodist church in Washington. Rev Raymond Reed read the vows in the double ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lyle Miller
June V. Wellington
Willis Wellington
Brighton
Washington
Lyle G. Miller
Archie Miller
Keota
Jane
Raymond Reed
John Yousling
Robert O. Link
Ottumwa
Gloria Winger
Pauline Koeh
Turlington
Maid of Honors
Y's Men Bridge Club Meets at Griggs Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Berda were high score winners at the Y's Men bridge club session held at the Griggs home. Wives met for dessert as the men played four tables of bridge after the YMCA gathering. Low score prize went to Mr and Mrs Logan Heilman and Mr Charles Morris won the travel prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Berda
Y's Men's
Duane Griggs
Y's
Griggs
YMCA
Logan Heilman
Charles Morris
Word Weavers Meet With Mrs Brooks as Guest
Mrs Brooks attended the Word Weavers club meeting hosted by Jeanette Kyle with nine regular members present. A brief business session led by Mrs P L Fenn distributed new program booklets and noted multiple members had poems published in various journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brook
Word Weavers Club
Jeanette Kyle
P. L. Fenn
George Powers
Courier
Albert Lay
Composers, Authors and Artists
Fenn
Kansas City
Homemakers Day Planned Tuesday by Farm Bureau Women
Farm Bureau Women announce Homemakers Day plans for April 4 at a January 29 meeting. County chair Mrs A K Stoutner named Mrs John Stephens Mrs Ralph Kleese and Mrs John Skubal to organize the event. A West county lesson program is set, and a bus charter to Ames for the March family life conference was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Women's Committee
A K. Stoutner
John Stephens
Ralph Kleese
John Skubal
Hest
Gene Martin
Ted Mayer
Herb Campbell
Mire
Tom Gerdes
Ames
Family Life Conference
Marionette Club Meeting With Dorothy Coakley
Members of the Marionette 4-41 club met Saturday afternoon with Dorothy Coakley Nancy Pratt presiding. They answered roll call, toured a picture study, and shared poems on beauty. Dorothy Coakley and Madeline Redeker demonstrated bureau drawer organization and portfolio talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marionette 4-41
Dorothy Coakley
Nancy Pratt
United States
Eevpt
Carma Thompson
Madeline Redeker
Mrs. Coakley
Dorothy Joan
Stutsmans Plan California Denver Visit After Excelsior Springs Trip
Mr and Mrs Joe Falk return from a week in Excelsior Springs. The Stutsmans will leave Thursday for California to visit their sons Don and Commander Robert Stutsman. Don runs a restaurant near San Pedro and Robert will be in that city temporarily with Navy service. The couple will also stop in Denver to visit a home contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Falk
Excelsior Springs
KF KB Stutsman
California
Don
Robert Stutsman
San Shero
Ropert
Navy
Dro
Stutsman
Denver
Colorado
Social Calendar Note from Pansy Hill Club Events
Community calendar lists family night by Walter Bruty with pie and supplies, Welsthian Sisters at half price box social, Franklin homemakers, Go club, Pleur de Lis sewing day, Rebekah lodge, Hd club, Worthy Matron's potluck at Masonic Temple, Nineteenth Century luncheon at Winga's, Woman's Relief Corps meeting and dance at Lewison ball. event times vary, venues include Legion hall and Masonic facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
Walter Bruty
Welsthian Sisters
Christian Choir
Franklin
Melvin Booth
Rebekah
Rebecen Sthahids
Pleur de Lis
Rex Randall Lecion
Legion Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Harry Drake
Masonic Temple
Ruth Nichol
Pam
Byert Haney
Winga
H. C. Hult
Woman's Relief Corps
Pam Lewion Ball
Senator Carl T. Anderson Visits Weinman on Business
Mrs Courtney Kline joins Senator Carl T. Anderson of Weinman in a city visit noted as a business trip. The pair were seen in discussions with local officials during the daylong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatuehter
Courtney Kline
Carl T T. Anderson
Weinman
Y Wives Hold Needlework Meeting At YW Room
About 15 Y Wives gathered Tuesday afternoon at the YW room to work on raffia Swedish weaving and needle-point while others went bowling. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Mr. William Perdock and Mrs. Harold Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perdock
Harold Stephens
Pythian Sisters Host Cooperative Supper and Games
Families and guests gathered for a cooperative supper at the KP hall with 75 attending. After the meal, pinochle and canasta games were played as the committee led by Mrs. G. F. Moothart, Mrs. Oral Mayo, and Mrs. Dan Rohrer organized the event with musical entertainment by Mrs. Frank Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
KP Hall
G. F. Moothart
Oral Mayo
Dan Rohrer
Frank Shepherd
Prairie Flower Pupils Entertain with Program
Students of the Prairie Flower school entertained community families with a program on Tuesday evening at the schoolhouse. Mrs William Glassburner, president, presided over the business meeting following the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower School
William Glassburner
School program entertains with songs dances and readings
Ralph Herr introduced the program. Mrs Howell’s class performed action songs and finger plays. Upper grades sang with Mrs Mas Cook. Fenne Christner played piano. Karen Shalla, Shirley, and Andrea Zeck danced with accompaniment by Mrs Zeck. Readings by Mrs Robert Everetts. Social hour and refreshments by Mrs Wayne Freel Mrs Elwood Kleese and Mrs Milo Pattercon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Herr
Riobert Everetts
Wayne Freel
Elwood Kleese
Milo Pattercon
Legion Auxiliary Plans All Day Sew At Hall
Members of the Legion Auxiliary will sew carpet rags at the Legion hall on Thursday, starting about 10 o clock in the morning. Everyone should bring a sack lunch for the noon meal. They will sew rags to be sent to the Veterans Hospital in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Christmas Treat Apples With Nuts For Sharing
Cure crisp red apples and fill the centers with salted peanuts or raisins and nuts. Wrap each apple in bright red or green cellophane and pile high on a huge tray for youngsters to help themselves.
YWCA Mixers Seek Basketball Teams after Crafts Night
About fifteen YWCA mixers joined in crafts swimming and basketball at the Y last night. Crafts will be offered again next Tuesday with hopes of a strong basketball turnout to form two teams for play. All girls interested in basketball are urged to attend at 7:30 pm Tuesday.
Quick Dinner Dish from Luncheon Loaf
After shopping she prepares a simple supper by slicing luncheon loaf and arranging the pieces in a baking dish. The loaf is cut into individual servings and topped for baking.
Pineapple Glazed Meat Slice Bake
A meat slice is baked at 300 degree oven with a pineapple ring on top and a stick of Wade cloves. It is sprinkled with brown sugar and finished with pineapple juice and baie for about 45 minutes at the oven.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gyle G. Miller
Donald Fagen
Raymond Sonday
Bil McDonald
Clarence Buckholder Oi
Marion Griffin
Richard Penns
Marie Macklin
Navoo Ui
Washington High School
Othe St Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Macomb Hi
Washington County Hospital
Dawnd
Gramps
Florists’ Pelegraph Delivery Association
Y’s Men’s Bridge Club
Mrs. Brooks
Word Weavers
Powers
Jacob DeKoning
Vitalie
Antone Hotle
Ray Whisler
Keith Ames
Ann Nyfaard
Lester Mayer
Brighton Township
Everette Lewis
Wayne Norman
Cedar
Barnes
Clay
Lilian Maxwell
Crawford
Ted Mayer Dutch
Stoutner
Campbell
Ro Ft. Duensing
Martin
Art Wiley
Whistler
Mary Shield
Kleese
Sat
Prairie Flower
Olavite
Bettie
Tnes
Washington, Iowa
Magnesia
Toret
AJAX
Sea Pack
Minoys
Barbara
Tyson
POT Cleaners
Chambly
Cologne
Olincup
BA Fchen
J. R. Hughes
Verlee Kaufman
Leon Hillman
Maes
Keith Norton
Herman Bruegee
Wayne Fisher
Walgreen
Pana
TU Enone Les
Barbara Gould
Night Cream
HUMM
Norge
the Republic
American Gas Association
Fire Laboratories
Bob Roe
North Iowa
YWCA
Am&h
Over North Side Cafe
Brown Finance Co
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