Just Us Club Tests Knowledge of City and County Officials
Mrs. William Beggs led entertainment as thirteen Just Us club members named city and county officials. Mrs. Will Sickles won the guest-name prize with Mrs. A. W. Yard second, booby prize went to Mrs. R. D. Van Dorin, and the club donated two dollars to the U S O fund. The next meeting, in two weeks, will be hosted by Mrs. Will Sickles with Mrs. J. L. Tucker as a guest. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beggs
Just Us Club
Pearl Parcell
Will Sickles
A. W. Yard
R. D. van Dorin
U.S.O. Fund
J. L. Tucker
Farmerettes Meet With Betty Sojka
The Fairview 4-H Farmerettes met at Betty Sojka's home with Frances Sojka presiding. Members and guests discussed fibers in materials, did a wool pressing demo, and learned hose darning. Ethel Darlene and Marie Sojka shared Ames state convention highlights. Next meeting set for July 22 at Hazel Sojka's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Farmerettes
Betty Sojka
Vernita
Dorothy Tellin
Luella
Lavilla
Rosmond Sojka
Frances Sojka
Ethel Dar
Millson Circle Hosts Picnic Supper for Tourists
The Millson Circle of the United Presbyterian church held a picnic supper Monday at the tourist's park in Crawfordsville followed by a monthly meeting at the church. Joan Maxwell led devotions and Jean Cherryholmes presented two chapters of the study book Across the Fruited Plains. Attendance was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Millson
United Presbyterian Church
Joan Maxwell
Jean Cherryholmes
Birthday greetings from the community
Vernita Tellin and George Means join a list of local birthday celebrants as Anita Novy and others mark special days. Barbara Shannon and Leo Rath also celebrate, while Harold Wehr notes another birthday. The Journal office reports Cheerios enjoyed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Harold Wehr
Dog Uses Tongue for Perspiration Not Taste
A historical note explains dogs perspire via the tongue rather than tasting. It describes how a dog drinks by lapping and tossing water back into the mouth instead of sucking it in.
Mrs. D. C. Griggs Hosts Snowball Social Club
Mrs D C Griggs hosted twelve Snowball Social club members yesterday afternoon with a brief business meeting led by club president Mrs Walter Kyle. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Armour Griggs and Mrs H M King. Next meeting set for three weeks hence with Mrs Adolph Guenther. guests included Mrs Armour Griggs and two children, Mrs Harlan O’Loughlin, Mrs Roy Finke and daughters Clara and Alice, Mrs H M Wing, Mrs Albert Janecek and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Griggs
Walter Kyle
Armour Griggs
H. M. King
Adolph Guenther
Harlan O’loughl‘lin
Roy Finke
Clara
Alice
H. M. Wing
Albert Janecek
Question Box at Good Will Club Meeting
Thirteen Good Will club members answered questions about home and garden as Mrs. S. P. Finch hosted. The group voted a donation to U.S.O. officers elected last meeting will run future meetings with Mrs. Jake Fisher as next hostess. Guests included Mrs. Riley Miller and Mrs. J. H. Thompson. Refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. William Bealer and Mrs. Jake Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
S. P. Finch
U.S.O
Jake Fisher
William Bealer
Social Calendar Th plus July August vacation notes
Thursday Rebekah club and families host a picnic supper at Sunset Park at 6 30 p m O E S will not meet as announced A July August vacation period is planned with meetings resuming in September Friday Loyal Woman s Bible class at the Baptist church hosts a guest day cooperative luncheon at Sunset Park Members bring a guest table service and dish to pass Unit No 7 of M E church will not meet in July Unit No 10 Woman s Society of Christian Service of M E church meets 2 p m Mrs Glen Schwartz Friendship club meets 2 p m Harmony club and families gather 7 30 p m at Sunset Park for ice cream SHO book Ruth Nichol Missionary Society hosts a tea for other church missionary societies and Ladies Aid at 2 30 p m in the U P church social room Mrs Richard Stewart reports on W G M S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Sunset Park
Ruth Nichol
New Haven Church Ice Cream Social Announcement
The New Haven church hosts an ice cream social Thursday at eight o'clock with home made ice cream and cake. Boy Scouts manage ticket sales at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Boy Scouts
Sixty Women at Potluck Supper After Golf Games
A Coun try club gathering hosted sixty women for a potluck supper after an evening of golf and bridge. Beth Crow won low score among members. Helen Thompson and Wanda Casper tied for guests with Thompson receiving a golf ball in the draw. Out of town guests included Miss Thompson and Sue Irwin of Iowa City, Miss Casper of Davenport, Elizabeth Thorne of Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Crow
Helen Thompson
Wanda Casper
Gelf
Miss Thompson
Sue Irwin
Iowa City
Miss Casper
Davenport
Elizabeth Thorne
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. J. Shannon
Wellman Country Club
Wellman
Shannon
I. W. Shenefelt
Geraldine Spratt Named Louisa County Social Worker
Geraldine Spratt becomes Louisa County social service worker succeeding Mrs. R. J. Cotten. A University of Iowa graduate, Spratt completed a year of graduate study in social service at Iowa. The report also notes local obituaries and social club activities in Columbus Junction and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Geraldine Spratt
Louisa County
R. J. Cotten
University of Iowa
Trautman Services
Families Enjoy Outing at Devil's Backbone Park
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dallmeyer and friends R F Johnston and HH Johnston joined Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Littrel of Chicago for a Sunday outing at Devil's Backbone park in northern Iowa. E G Brent visited Davenport with his brother Harry Brent. Mrs CC E Simpson of Cedar Rapids visits her daughter Mrs H F E Northey and family. Doran Dicks visits sister Mrs Ross Masonholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F
HH. F. Johnston
Devil's Back Bone
Lewis Dallmeyer
Devil's Back Bone Park
Iowa
Ernest Littrel
Chicago
E. G. Brent
Harry Brent
Davenport
CC. E. Simpson
Cedar Rapids
H. FE. Northey
Doran Dicks
Ross Masonholder
Muscatine Bakery Closes Permanently Under Owner’s Decision
Muscatine U. S. bakery shuts doors in a permanent closure as proprietor John Nyweide cites unyielding employee demands. About 25 workers are affected as equipment is being sold and operations will not resume with the owner retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
U. S
John Nyweide
Sing Sing Warden Lawes Resigns After 21 Years
Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing Prison announces resignation effective July 16 after more than two decades in charge. Appointed by Gov. Alfred E. Smith he oversaw 303 executions and supervised 36 750 prisoners, while personally opposing capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing Prison
Iisining
N. Y
U. S
Lewis E. Lawes
Lawes
Alfred E. Smith
Border Dispute Flares and Local Returns
Summary of regional notices reports medical and personal movements. William G. McCreedy returns from hospital after a week as Riverside resident. Mary Angela Shrader resumes nurse studies at Mercy hospital in Davenport after two week home leave. Mary Lynne Unferth returns to Moline after visit with Heitzman family. Charles Rose and Mrs. Rose visit West Liberty sister. John Krotz family visit Kalona mother-in-law. Rev Joseph J. Fath returns to duties at St Marys parish after vacation with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McCreedy
Riverside
Mary Angela Shrader
Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Joseph Shradel
B. J. Unferth
Mary Lynne
Moline
R. H. Heitzman
Charles Rose
Raymond Owen
West Liberty
John Krotz
Riverside to Resume Regular Trash Collection This Summer
Riverside mayor Edward Yeggy announces that street and alley garbage collection will resume this summer with the town track making rounds on the first and third Mondays of each month. No garbage will be taken by the truck. Attendees at a Hills area reception included Mr. and Mrs. William Knebel and Dorothea Dunn, who wed Wilfred Knebel at St. Joseph church. Dr. Leo Homan, recently released from Washington County Hospital after an intestinal flu attack, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Edward Yeggy
Veggy
William Knebel
James J. Dunn
Hills
Dorothea Dunn
St. Joseph’s Church
Wilfred Knebel
Leo Homan
Washington County Hospital
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Albert Redeker
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Lola Allen
Harlan Dallmeyer
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Dora Greeian
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J. A. Trautman
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Frank Aringdale
Roy Aringdale
Charles Aringdale
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J. W. Aringdale
William Swailes
Gamble Avenue
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Verna Cline
Clennie Jones
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