Local Assorted Community Snaps From Mount 1 Area
Short notices detail Mr and Mrs Rudie Schmidt and three children leaving for a two week cabin stay near Mount 1 starting July 3 to celebrate their sixty third wedding anniversary with eleven relatives. Leonard Johnson plans Burlington trip. Walter Stuart family visits Rock Island. Mae Rita Ragan nursing training in Davenport. Brew Dairy promotions. Eclipse Lumber advertises new plant quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudie Schmidt
Mount 1
Mre T
Hospital Discharges Highlight Local Names After Procedures
Roy Brobst Weehington underwent an appendectomy at TnHene-Ray Palmer in Wiarhineton. Mrs Dale Booth and her son Ree Duane were discharged on a Friday afternoon along with Mrs Omer Hochstetler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brobst
Weehington
Ray Palmer
Wiarhineton
Dale Booth
Ree Duane
Omer Hochstetler
Pairings Set for Women Golf Tourney at Washington Club
The Washington country club hosts a 41-contestant women’s golf tournament with play starting now. First rounds due by July 15. finals by July 30 except finals. Entry 60 cents. Championship flight uses round robin before finals. five players listed including Mrs. Rob Patterson and Helen Breese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Helen Thompson
Fish
Helen Breese
Phillips & Hebner’s
Lester Jones
Rob
Indee, Conesville Semi Final Sparks Southeastern Iowa Tourney
Whitehead may start Sumner Cummings or Bud Bell against Conesville as Indee faces a tough semi final in Blattnerfield. Cedar Rapids Reddy Kilowatts and Eagles also loom with Hill or another pitcher possible. Local fans expect a strong lineup and a big crowd at Wellman and July 9 clash with Pleasant Plain Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Iowa
Blattnerfield
Indee
Conesville
Ray Whitehead
Sumner Cummings
Bud” Bell
Denton
Reddy Kilowatts
Cedar Rapids
Bob Formanek
Harold Stastny
Chuck” Stadson
George Floerchineer
The
Eagles
Wendell Hill
Rapids
Hill
Moundsman
Hal Haub
Kenneth Reid
Otto Vogel
Iowa Nine
Les Glick
Patera
Iowa City
Mrs Verne Anderson and James Clark Prepare Fort Dodee Trip
Mrs Verne Anderson and Mr James Clark plan a Monday departure for Fort Dodee to visit Mrs Clark's parents Mr and Mrs R Barr. Anderson takes two weeks vacation from Graham Store while Clark's cashier position at J C Penney allows two weeks off. Brewer's Dairy offers seven ice cream flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Anderson
Mr. James Clark
Fort Dodee
Mrs. Clark
R. Barr
Anderson
Graham
J.C Penney
Standings and results from major leagues
The American League standings show New York leading with 50 wins and 14 losses then Boston 33 24 and Cleveland 33 28. Detroit 34 30 and Chicago 31 30 follow, with Philadelphia 26 37 and Washington 18 43. Friday results: New York 16 Washington 3. Detroit 3 Chicago 1. St Louis at Cleveland rained out. Philadelphia at Boston rained out. Today’s schedule includes New York at Boston. St Louis at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Washington. Chicago at Detroit with two games.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
WW. L. Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
St Louis
New York - Conti
St. Lois
San Pittsburgh
ALI Boston
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at Lemley Home
Fifteen members of the Methodist Womans Home Missionary society gathered yesterday at Mrs. L L Lemley's home. President Mrs T F Barker led devotionals, with Mrs James Zeck directing. Mrs Remps Hampsher and Mrs Ira Rathmel sang. Mrs J E Kunath spoke on the Fifty Ninth Anniversary. Officers were re-elected and the apportionment for the year was raised in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
L. L. Lemley
T. F. Barker
James Zeck
Remps Hampsher
Ira Rathmel
J. E. Kunath
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Local Families Plan Visits and Summer Travel
Mr and Mrs David Thompson and Margery plan to go to Mitchellville to take Norma Storms home and spend the day with Norma's parents Mr and Mrs Glenn Storms. Norma will remain in Mitchellville to visit next week at the Storms home. Brewer's Dairy advertises and invites tours. Dick McIntosh will take a one week vacation from the Washington State Bank, visiting Milwaukee. Eleanor Miller and sister Mrs Arthur Lentz travel from Madison to Des Moines to visit Aunt Alicia Hobbs and descendants. Mrs Hugh Davis of Glendale and Mrs Etta McCoy of Los Angeles join Crawfordsville and Columbus Junction visits and will stay with the Anwyl home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thompson
Margery
Mitchellville
Norma Storms
Norma
Glenn Storms
Mitchelville
Dick McIntosh
Washington State Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
Eleanor Miller
Arthur Lentz
Madison
Mise Miller
Des Moines
Alicia Hobbs
Lentz
Eldora
Rob Kiffel
Marcus
Harry Miller
Ste
Judy
Hugh Davis
Glendale Calif
Etta McCoy
Los Angeles
Calif
Crawfordsville
Columbus Junction
Washington
D. N. Anwyl
Regent names committees for 1939 40 DAR chapter
Regent Mrs J F Kurtz announced DAR standing committees for 1939 40 with members across programs flags and flowers luncheon social genealogical research historic spots conservation approved schools good citizenship pilgrimage and medal awards national defense membership magazine correct use of the flag eventide service visiting hospitality ways and means log cabin music telephone and press relations with numerous named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. J. F. Kurtz
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eva Denny
Clarice Meek
Elmer Cherry
L. W. Soule
A. Anderson
Wahneetah Ingalls
Julia Cavender
Frank Crone
F. L. Broadgate
George Brinton
Elizabeth Daweon
Jeanette Kyle
Clifford Thorne
John Speidel
Helen Cunningham
T. W. Harwood
Ethel Grecian
Helen Wilson
H. V. Snodgrass
R. E B. Kann
Carol Forgey
Marjorie Stivers
Sarah Pollock
National Defense
Alma Hott Brindley
Lucile Forgey
Cc. Bieber
Joan Edna Purvis
Martha Sidles
Leigh Soule
Cc. O. Davis
A. W. Yard
Don Brindley
Katherine Latta
Harry McCall
Bess Conger
S. W. Livingston
N. M. Speidel
Fred Mauthe
Convention Echoes Are Program for Women's Mission
Women of the United Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs E M McConaughy’s home to hear reports on the Grinnell convention titled The Victory. Mrs John Stewart led a history talk and delegates shared impressions including a Tama reservation singing group and three chartered buses for Tama visits. Seventeen members and three guests attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama Reservation
Patterecon
Tama
Jean Acheson
Carolyn Hamilton
McConaughy
Fulton Sarah Pollock
J. B. Pollock
West Chester
John Stewart
Sarah Pollock
Mabel Finney
Junior Missionary Society Members Meet at Church
The Junior Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon with nine members present and advisor Mrs. Lioyd Walker. La Mae Daniel read the minutes, Virginia Mellaughtlin led devotionals, and Jean Ellen Rudiger reported on Don McClure a Sudan missionary while Mary Justine George read from a missionary story. Mrs Glen McCall served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Lioyd Walker
la Mae Daniel
Virginia MelLaughtlin
Jean Ellen Rudiger
Don McClure
Sudan
Mary Justine George
Glen McCall
Kyte and Keith Plan Fourth of July Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs W P Kyte and cons Larry Keith left for Waverly to spend the weekend and July Fourth with Mr and Mrs Stanley Smith. Mrs F G Drury left for Chicago after a week here with her sister Mrs Fred Reid and Mr and Mrs Charles Long Jr and Cathryn McConaughy will go to Davenport Monday to spend the Fourth with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. PP. Kyte
Con
Larry Keith
Waverly
Stanley Smith
F. G. Drury
Chicago
Fred Reid
Charles Long, Jr
Cathryn McConaughy
Davenport
Camp Fire Girls Meet At Central Park Monday
Announcement asks all Camp Fire girls to meet at Central Park at 10 a m Monday for an outing. Girls should wear Heireypay costumes and bring ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Birthdays Today in Three Quarter Century Club Г
Two members of the Three Quarter Century club have birthdays on July 1. J. M. Utterback of Ainsworth is 80 and Mrs. J. W. Stewart of Keota is 82. Others born today include grand daughter Wandaline Carter, 10, and Charles Crull, 13, with Vernon Crull and family as parents. Additional honorees are Mrs. Joe Kolesick of Ainsworth, Mrs. Jim Shalla of Salem, John Wagner and son Ernest, Wilma Kerr, and Alice Ruth Wilson. Amile Daub of Brighton also celebrates. Sunday and tomorrow bring birthdays for John Comba of Franklin Center and Mr. Frank Patterson of Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Quarter Century Club
J. M. Utterback
Ainsworth
J. W.stewart
Keota
Joe Kolesick
Jim Shalla
Salem
John Wagner
Ernest
Wilma Kerr
Alice Ruth Wilson
John Comba
Franklin Center
Frank Patterson
Ainsworth Class Attends Picnic in Iowa City Park
The class of 1937 from Ainsworth held a Sunday picnic dinner in a Iowa City park. Six class members attended with six guests, while four classmates were absent. Attendees included Norbert Norris Preston Edmondson Vanna Ginkens Alma Lins Victoria Canott and Elizabeth Dea. Guests listed Fran cen McCoy Freida Rabenoid Richard Edmondson Walter McFarland Gene McCaleb and Mike Bbyvane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Iowa City Park
Norbert Norris
Preston Edmondson
Vanna Ginkens
Alma Lins
Victoria Canott
Elizabeth Dea
Francen McCoy
Freida Rabenoid
Richard Edmondson
Walter McFarland
Gene McCaleb
Mike Bbyvane
Sand C club hosts rural Riverside gathering
Mrs. Schnoebelen acted as hostess at her rural home south of Riverside Thursday for the Sand C club meeting. Night members and twelve guests attended. afternoon visiting preceded a luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Verne Droll, Vervita Virginia, Delores Mayor Ainsworth, and others. Mrs. John Moss to host July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schnoebelen
Sand C
Riverside
Verne Droll
Vervita Virginia
Delores
Ainsworth
Betty Fisher
Washington
Jerome Droll
Paul Knoebel
Leo Jean
Luella Droll
Maxine Nicola
Leo Miller
Robert Bowman
John Moss
Memorial Service for WRC Members Held at GAR Court House
Memorial program led by Merc J Dayton, chaplain of the Woman Relief corps, honored deceased members. Frances Sartor sang God Bless America and Esther Hayes read Edgar Guest selections from The Day Is Done. Jane Steele accompanied, and Mrs A B Sehmoeller conducted the service. Graves decorated at Woodlawn and Bim Grove cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merc. J. Dayton
Woman’ Relief Corps
Frances Sartor
Esther Hayes
Edgar Guest
Jane Steele
A. B. Sehmoeller
Defeed
Bim Grove
Woodlawn
Mrs. E. G. Drury Feted During Washington Visit
Chicago socialite Mrs. E. G. Drury visiting Washington received several courtesies. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Reid at the Guest House luncheon with Mrs. Ray Crittendon of Los Angeles as a guest who sang. Gifts of handkerchief bouquets were given to each guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Drury
Chicago
Washington
Fred Reid
Reid
Drury
Ray Crittendon
Los Angeles
Calif
Crittendon
Hannah Eicher Bailey
Fast Main Street
Glenn Laffer
Fort Dodge
Ice Cream Social Aids Bethel Missionary Society
An ice cream social at Bethel church Thursday evening raised about 25 dollars for the Bethel Missionary society. A short program preceded the home made ice cream and cake. Entertainment was led by Mr. and Mrs Jay Lambert, Myrtle and Nate Pearson, with serving by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reaney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
Bethel Missionary Society
Jay Lambert
Myrtle
Nate Pearson
Robert Reaney
Catherine Masson Hosts Party for Local Girls
Catherine Masson was hostess to a group of girls at a party last evening in her home. After a social evening, refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. W. J. Masson and daughter Helen. Guests included Louise Porter, Wilma Kerr, Ruthmary Daniess, Frances Stewart, Maurine Weber, Helen Ho cen and Mabel Burger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Masson
W. J. Masson
Helen
Louise Porter
Wilma Kerr
Ule Humble
Ruthmary Daniess
Frances Stewart
Maurine Weber
Helen Hocen
Mabel Burger
Social Calendar for Weekend and Week Ahead
Saturday class of 1934 reunion dinner dance at the country club 6 30 p m tickets via Helena Koa by Thursday. Monday D of V and G A R events at local halls. Tuesday Kolah club picnic supper 6 45 Sunset Park bring two dishes. Wednesday Linger Longer club and Pleasant Hill Ladies events plus Snowball Social club patriotic roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Koa
Sunset Park
W. V. Durst
Pleasant Hill
Everette Lowin
Centennial Fountain
Hal Richards
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Buriington
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Eclipse Lumber Company
Walter Stuart
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George Ro Genkineer
D. Stewart
Mae Rita Ragan
Charles Ragan
H. FE. Dougherty
Jesse Dougherty
Clarin
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Milo Sorden
Marguerite Hardy
Richard MecCleery
Bill Shannon
Billie Briley
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W D Dwyer Helen Thompson
Thora Reynolds
Stan Kiesey
Nels Rh
Weetermark Iowa
Jean Huber
al Brown
C. P. Berkhoff
Lester Orr
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J. M. Lloyd
Frank Miller
EB. FE
Frank Rosa
Tom Canton
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Iowa Light and Power
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Dickie Singleton
Bill Boshart
Indees
Norm Hawkins
Wellman
Brewer's Dairy
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Montgomery Ward
South Side Square
L. L. Lemley Iostess
Ocal News
Fred Cromwell
Burtington
R. J. Patterson
Patterson
Colorado
Esocial
J. F. Kurtz
Mra
F. R. Mauthe
Kilmer Cherry
Paul Snakenberg
John Cunningham
J. O. Elder
Olive Campbell
C. OO. Davis
Hazel Siberts
Carrie Kyle
J. B. Gardner
Mary Welch
W. R. Mount
Clara Tate
Junior Missionary Society
R Maron
Auctionery Chone
Wandaline Carter
Fred Neiswanger
Charles Crull
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Amile Daub
Brighton
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Bethel
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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G.A.R. Hall
Alvin Shaw
Donald Brown
Godfrey Isizeler
Sordens’ Music Shop
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