Illinois Couple Wed Here This Morning
Bertha Knox and David Cowan, both of Bensonville, were married at 10 o'clock this morning by Rev. Carl W Klein at the home of Mrs. Ada Hollingsworth. Attendants were Dudley Gray and his wife, brother and sister of the bride. The couple returned to Bensonville this afternoon. They will reside in Bensonville where Mr Gray works in a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Knox
David Cowan
Bensonville
Carl We. Klein
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ada Hollingsworth
Dudley Gray
Mr Gray
Hollingworth
Gray
Mortality Theme in Voices Sermon on Death and Immortality
Evangeliat delivers a lecture at West Madison Avenue on the certainty of life after death. He cites Bible texts to argue for immortality and rejects human theories or church decrees as ultimate authorities. He emphasizes resurrection and the biblical view that the dead will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correy
Evangeliat
West Madison Treet
Relief Corps Holds Regular Business Meeting
Members of the Relief Corps met on Saturday afternoon in GALR hall with Mrs. Florence Hout presiding. She appointed Mrs. Pearl Whistler and Amanda Schulty to the refreshment committee for the next meeting on Saturday July 20. The corps distributed relief valued at 17.75 for clothing and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's. Relief Corps
Galr, Hall
Florence Hout
Pearl Whistler
Amanda Schulty
Proud of Work Done by Church
Salem July 8 Mrs Dewey Weeks highlights the Prairie Flower Church Young People organization started by Rev C J Strong. The group grew from a small local gathering to about 45 attendees, meeting biweekly at church or homes with devotionals hymns and social time. Mrs Strong assists. A meeting was held Friday at Allene Huber’s home with Salem youth and others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Weeks
Salem
Young Peoples Organization
Prairie Flower Church
C. J. Strong
Strong
Allene Huber
Darlene
Junior Soejka
Social Calendar of Community Groups and Meetings
Notices for the week list gatherings by church and club with dates and venues. Several groups at Sunset Park and West Chester host potlucks picnics and meetings, with changes announced for date or location and lunch arrangements.
Birthday greetings reach many in the community
David Chilcote turns nine while Teddy Springman becomes fourteen today. Edith Beatty, Wilbur Chalupa of Highland Center, Glad Mast of Crawfordsville, Glenn Watson, and Wayne Arnold celebrate birthdays. Mr and Mrs Harold Booth of Pilot Grove observe a wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Chilcote
Frank Chilcote
Teddy Springman
Edith Beatty
Wilbur Chalupa
Highland Center
Glad Mast
Crawfordaville
Glenn Watson
Wayne Arnold
Harold Booth
Pilot Grove
Local Happenings Include Far-Flung Travel and Birth News
Sevilla Boice left for Fort Leavenworth Kansas after a week with her parents and sister in town. Others travel for visits and conventions as Margaret Dodden and Kathleen Dodden visit their grandparents. A birth is announced for Judith Ann Stow in Kirksville Missouri and Bertha Knox and David Cowan acquire a marriage license in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevilla Boice
Ft Leavenworth
Kan
C. A. Boice
Myrtle Anderson
Sevilla Jean
Chicago
Hoice
Miss Boice
Army Post
Hollywood Couples Reach Breakup Stage In 1940s Reports
In Hollywood reports the unions of Artie Shaw and Lana Turner as well as Florence Rice and Robert Wilcox are described as at the breakup stage. Turner says she separated, Shaw claims they remain in love. Rice sues Wilcox for divorce citing extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Artie Shaw
Lana Turner
Florence Rice
Robert Wilcox
Miss Turner
Shaw
Miss Rice
Grantland Rice
Wilcox
H. H. Club Families Dinner Meeting in Sunset Park
H. H. club members and their families held a picnic dinner yesterday noon in Sunset park with seventy five persons present. Each family brought a basket dinner and after the splendid meal a social afternoon followed. Mrs. Howard McAtlin will host the next regular afternoon meeting on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Club
Sunset Park
Howard McAtlin
Hilda Brown Hosts Farewell Party for Mrs. Haney
Hilda Brown entertained eight guests Saturday afternoon at her home with bridge at two tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Lytle for high score and Mrs. Harold M. Putnam for low score. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Haney, with white daisies and roses decorating the tables and Katherine Kaney of Des Moines as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Brown
Frances Haney
Brown
Robert Lytle
Harold M. Putnam
Katherine Kaney
Des Moines
Rural Women Club Plans Thursday Picnic Program
The Fal Woman's club will hold a program meeting Thursday afternoon where each member answers the club roll call with picnic suggestions. Mrs Clarence Jackson hosts at her home one half mile northwest of Washington in a domestic tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Louie Schroeder
H.H. Club
Howard McAtlin
Rebekah Club
Sunset Park
Chirdhouse Rural Woman's Club
Clarence Jackson
Washington
Funeral notices and enrollment tallies at Iowa State College
The notice covers the funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mary Pennington of Pasadena age 85 and George W. Houck of Lansing age 51 with burial in Mediapolis and Conesville respectively. It also reports ISU Summer Quarter enrollment, highest on record with 1,501 last year and 1,530 in 1928, detailing division totals and Washington County students in forestry horticulture home economics education and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mary Pennington
Pasadena
California
Louisa County
Fannie Shew
Grandview
Mediapolis
Pennington
Mary Carrigan
Granview
G. W. Jowe
George W. Houck
Lansing
Mich
J. ©. Richie
Conesville
Mr. Honek
Iowa State College
Washington County
Richard Johnson
Washington
Stanley Engel
Brighton
Helen Finney
Ames Summer Quarter Starts At Ames Iowa
Ames Iowa reports the summer quarter beginning with approximately 1 560 students enrolled. The notice notes statewide participation and outlines the start period at the Ames campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Navy Reserve Recruiting Opens in Burlington Armory
The U S Navy Reserve recruiting office opens at the naval reserve armory in the municipal auditorium Burlington Iowa and will be open daily nine to four and Tuesday evenings. Enrollees must be native born unmarried male citizens ages nineteen to twenty six with two years college credits and good community repute and must pass a physical exam. C Ensign Chas WY Allen USNR will oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Towa
US 8
Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Armory
Municipal Auditorium
Cnsign
Chas. WY. Allen
USNR
Ccollege
Naval Reserve Commission Offered Amid Emergency Training Plan
Applicants may join the United States Naval Reserve as part of five thousand reserve officers to be trained during the present emergency. Approved enrollees endure a thirty day training cruise likely from New York with all expenses paid and uniforms supplied. After this cruise those recommended by the commanding officer proceed to a nine month instruction course at a designated school either immediately or later. Further information is available at the naval reserve office in Municipal auditorium except Sundays from 9 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Reserve
New York
Naval Reserve Office
Fragmented Parsiey Pat Item Teases Details
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local item involving multiple people and a possible win or claim. Names are unclear but suggest a sports or community event with a decision or outcome pending. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
Community notices for July church meeting and home prayer group
Unit No 7 of the Methodist church will not meet in July and will instead hold a meeting in August with rain barrels to be opened. Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting is set for Wednesday morning at 9:30 in the home of Mrs Bessie Wead at 603 North Varion Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Circle
Charles Stewart
West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Sunshine Community Club
R. J. Patterson
Good Will Club
Will Beater
St. Paul's Ladies Aid Society
Church Harmony Club
R. D. Hughes
Washington, D.C
Floyd Letts
Letts
Bethel
Thee Methodinr Church
Auruat
Presbyterian Cottage
Bessie Wead
North
Varion Avenue
Who Sponsored Atlee’s Speech Broadcast Probe
District Judge W W Scott said he had not received a reply from Columbia Broadcasting Co about who sponsored a broadcast by Major Clement Atlee. He also telegraphed Iowa senators Clyde Herring and Guy Gillette after no response. He argued Americans have the right to know who is feeding them English propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
W. W. Scott
Columbia Broadcasting Co
Clement Ro Atlee
Scott
Iowa
Clyde Herring
Guy Gillette
The
Broadcasting Company
America
Stimulating Young Breakfasts With Baked Apple Treats
To spark youngsters' morning appetites, serve baked apples stuffed with cooked cereal and topped with chopped raisins or prunes. This simple breakfast idea combines fruit and grains to encourage a healthy start.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Relief Corps
Young People's Organiza
Presbyterian
Fred Longer
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Leonard Marie
Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society
Noble Grand Circle, & Pom
Blanche Robertson
West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Hall
M.E.C
Tillie Peel
Terry
W. A. Holland
Jean Moore
Paramount
Minn
Marion Crone
Robard Dale
Ottumwa
Harry Crone
Margaret
Kathleen Dodden
Muscatine
Mrs. T. L. Dodds
Clair Dusenberry
Bloomfield
Hob Rapp
Los Angeles
Calif
M. K. Rapp
Wilma Thompsen
Low Continental Telephone Office
Cedar Rapids
Harlan
Judith Ann
Fred Stow
Kirksville
Stow
McLellan
Bensenville, HI
W. C. Holmes
West Allis
Wis
Milwaukee
Blaine Holmes
Keota
Francis Haney
Sam McKee
Gary, Ind
Teets
Kalona
Robert Wilcox and
Mrs. Haney
Spurgeon
Bemberg
RAVON
Hsb
Etvie Lette
Cretonne
Ver
Enene East
Spectal
Priscilla
Irea
Taritt
HEC
Peren Kwear
Batiste
Olumees
Rey
Knit
Louesa County
Cal
Thorne
U.S. Navy Reserve
Betty Pield
Burgess Meredith
Foy
John Steinbeck
Fron
Parsiey
Atlee
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