Legion Chicken Supper Tickets On Sale Before July 17
Local notes list several visits and trips including Mrs. M. M. Hebner and Mrs. Margaret Stewart to Dubuque with plans to be joined by the Harkness family. Businesses and individuals are noted, and travelers head to Moline and Chicago for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Hebner
Margaret Alice Stewart
George C. Stewart
Dubuque
Merrill Harkness
Legion
Chamberlin’s
Choc. Shep, McDaniel’s
Diamond Inn
Local Residents Entertain Visitors and Travel Notices
Local citizens report visits from relatives and friends across Iowa and Illinois. Margaret Maberly travels to Davenport to visit son Sidney Carson. Alba residents return from Albia after visits. Several families announce trips to Chicago, Kansas City, Sioux City, and Denver with relatives in Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Maberly
Davenport
Sidney Carson
Births and admissions at local hospitals report several new arrivals
At the hospital births were recorded for Carl J. Lehman and wife of West Chester a son born at 5 14 yesterday afternoon Arthur Long and wife of Richland a son born at 5 49 yesterday afternoon Ezra Brenneman and wife of Karona a daughter born at 8 34 last evening Lester Schnoebel and wife of Riverside a daughter born at 10 35 this morning Admitted yesterday Woodrow Crone route three medical Today Betty Morgan 705 S Marion avenue Medical Yesterday Mrs Glen Wenger and son Vaniel David Wayland today Mrs Robert Lee Marble and son Max Lloyd 712 S Iowa avenue Mrs Merle Allison and daughter Jeanne Marie 616 S Hignth avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Lehman
West Chester
Arthur Long
Richland
Ezra Brenneman
Karona
Lester Schnoebelen
Riverside
Woodrow Crone
Route Three
Medical
Betty Morgan
S. Marion Avenue
Glen Wenger
Vaniel
David
Wayland
Robert Lee Marbie
Max Lloyd
S. Iowa Avenue
Merle Allison
Jeanne Marie
S. Hignth Avenue
Marion Maids Club Meeting at Thompson Home
The Marion Maids 4 H club met yesterday afternoon at Glen Thompson home with 11 members and three visitors. Janet Mc Mullen spoke on washing hose while Bertie Wagner offered shoe selection tips and Mrs. Clark Wagner led a discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Maids Club
Thompson
Marion Maids 4 H Club
Glen Thompson
Janice Thompson
Janet McMullen
Bertie Wagner
Clark Wagner
Cardinals Fall to Cargill Softballers in Exhibition
The Cargills defeated the newly organized Cardinals 17 to 4 in a non league game at Cargill field yesterday evening. Anson and Durst pitched for the Cardinals with Dewis catching while Cargills used several hurlers. Ed Warner and Dale Smith joined the Cargill squad, announced by manager Marion Huisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargill
Cargills
Cardinals
Anson
Durst
Dewis
Muscatine
Ed Warner
Dale Smith
Marion Huisman
Wesleyan Guild Picnic at Sunset Park
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church held a July picnic at Sunset park with 11 members present. Guests included Mrs. L. E. White of Brighton Mrs. Frank Lee Mrs. Edgar Porter Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mrs. Homer Birney. A devotional was led by Mrs. James Birney followed by social visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Sunset Park
L. E. White
Brighton
Frank Lee
Edgar Porter
Charles Jackson
Homer Birney
James Birney
Community Tea Honors Gladys Malmberg in Retreation Event
A retirement tea honors Gladys Malmberg with hostesses Janice and her mother serving refreshments after the program. The light social gathers attendees to celebrate her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Gladys Malmberg
Janice
Remnant Fabrics Propel Dressmaking on Bargain Tables
Short lengths of costly textiles on remnant tables offer collar and cuff material for dresses, enable under-suit blouses from leftovers, and may provide linings for jackets or children's coats.
Betty Conrad and W C Drish wed at St Joseph church
Betty Lou Conrad of Brighton and William C Drish of Keota married in a nine o’clock ceremony at St Joseph church East Pleasant Plain. Father Wetzstein presided with Helen Pacha singing Ave Maria and On This Day. The couple plan a home near Keota after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
St. Joseph Church
East Pleasant Plain
Betty Lou Conrad
William C. Drish
Keota
C. R. Conrad
Thresa Drish
Wetzstein
Helen Pacha
Bertha Pacha
Juliet
Marolyn Conrad
George Kessel
Airfield
Donald
Brighton High School
Drish
Pleasant Plain Schools
Wilmer Fritchen
Ollie
Er. L. Conrac
Nick Bermel
T J Club Meeting With Mrs W Zeck
The regular meeting of the H J club was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs Wayne Zeck as hostess. Elaine Birka and 14 members plus two honorary members attended. Mrs Verne Escher presided. Contests awarded prizes to several members. refreshments were served by Mrs Ernest Strum and Mrs Harold Strum. The next meeting will be with Mrs Arthur Beranek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Club
Wayne Zeck
Ess
Willard Hamilton
Aurora
Ill
Elaine Birka
Verne Escher
Escher
Joe ‘Te Bockhorst
Hubert Malichky
George Shalla
Urban TeBockhorst
Christine Yan
Ernest Strum
Harold Strum
Arthur Beranek
India
Rev
Ali
Charles Millson
Levi Planchard
Mable Anderson
Joe D. James
Mary Jones
Joe Rich
Aron Liechty
K. D. Cherryholmes
Clint Fletcher
Maggie Williams
Irene Thompson
Wanda Ornduff
Cedar Clippers Plan On Achievement Day
The Cedar Clippers 4-H club met at Mrs. Maur ice Crawford’s home with eight members and one visitor Maude Maas. President Myrna Reeves led the meeting. Phyllis Stransky spoke on making a true bias and Mrs. Crawford demonstrated bias facings. Plans were made for Achievement Day. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Clippers 4-H Club
Maurice Crawford
Maude Maas
Myrna Reeves
Phyllis Stransky
Carnival Yard Fair Nets $30.60 for Club
Children and adults enjoyed Wieners ice cream popcorn and candy stands at the yard carnival. The event featured carnival stalls throughout the grounds and raised a nice sum of 30.60 for the club.
Clover Leaf Club July Meeting Highlights Local 4-H Activities
Mary Virginia Twinam hosted 13 Clover Leaf 4-H members at her Crawfordsville home. Reviews of The Very Good Neighbors and The Attic Child were shared, plus 4-H camp report, State 4-H convention notes, and a dental hygiene talk. A zipper sewing demonstration closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Mary Virginia Twinam
Mary Virginia
Phyllis Anderson
Nancilee Anderson
Camp Eastman
Lucille Gault
Ames
Grojene
Washington County Health Unit
Funeral for Mrs. Minnie Sprague Attracts Distant Relatives
Relatives traveled long distances to attend the Crawfordsville funeral of Mrs. Minnie Sprague. Among them were KE. T. Davidson of Detroit and D. D. Jackson and Barbara Jackson of Minneapolis. Also listed were F. W. Davidson and Susan Davidson of Omaha, and W. C. Hall of Tipton, plus J. C. Atkinson of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Minnie Sprague
KE. T. Davidson
Detroit
Mich
D. D. Jackson
Barbara
Minneapolis
Community Club Events Schedule Across Week
A dense notice lists multiple local clubs and meetings. Wesleyan Service Guild hosts a 6 30 p m picnic supper at Sunset Park with a dish to pass. Rural Woman's club and families hold a carnival and a 7 p m cooperative supper at the Country Club. Rebekah club and families meet at 6 39 p m for a cooperative supper at I C O F hall. Heights club has an afternoon event hosted by Mrs Wilbur Jackson. Friday features Unit No 7 W 8 S C S cooperative luncheon at 1 o'clock and Sunset service. Sunshine Community club plans an evening wiener roast at Marion Sheetz home. Several church and women’s groups meet: St Paul’s Women’s Guild at 1 30 p m, Ruth Nichol Missionary society at 1, and co-hostesses listed. Monday Mr and Mrs Class of U P church hold a 7 pm cooperative supper at Jack Trotman home with two dishes to pass. Wednesday Rosemary club meets in the afternoon, and Women of Country Club hold an 8 am breakfast followed by olf and bridge at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Sunset Park
Rural Woman’s Club
William Marie, Jr
Country Club
Rebekah Club
I. C. O. F. Hall
Heights Club
Wilbur Jackson
Sunshine Community Club
Marion Sheetz
Friendship Club
Lydia Gideon
St. Paul’s Women's Guild
U. P. Church
Co-Operative
Jack Trotman
R. E. Whisler
Rosemary Club
C. C. Rothlisberger
Rodney Davis
Earl Loveless
Ra Gastman
Birthday greetings fill local notices in Wellman area
Local birthday and anniversary wishes fill pages as Mrs. Etta Rogers marks her 60th birthday and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Crossett celebrate 41 years of marriage. Other readers include Carol Ann Huisman turning one, and several residents from Des Moines to Wapello receiving birthday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde &. Mullin
Marita
Sonja
Geraldine Deuter
Sioux City
Etta Rogers
Wellman
Journal
C. M. Crossett
Willian. Dunn
Columbus Junction
Carol Ann Huisman
Arier Huisman
Roy Means
E'tora
Junkin
Bob Conner
Virginia Lee Gibson
Des Moines
R. T. Knottnerus
Junior Prebyl
Raymond Chalupa
Clifford Campbell
Freda Hertig
R C. Keagy
Wapello
Mary Ruth Galloway
Earl Galloway
JoAnn Stalder
Alies Eileen Chorpening
Ralph Chorpening
Robert Paul Nardy
Residence swap and local social notes in Ainsworth
The Don Rabenold and Dick Been blossom families exchanged residences Tuesday in Ainsworth. Rabenolds plan to enlarge the living room and add a bedroom after removing the front porch. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jenkins from New York State, Mrs Opal Kern and family from Riverside, and Saturday Bridge Club guests with high and low scores noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Norris
Ainsworth
Don Rabenold
Dick Beenblossom
Rabenolds
Chas. Jenkins
New York State
Buffalo
New York City
Billy Simonton
Evansville
Ind
H. Burmeister
Opal Kern
Jean
Joan
Kenneth
Riverside
Evelyn Crawford
Irene Arthur
Helen Kilgore
Lulu Moore
Ruth Norris
Local residents listed for event in Washington
Town City and Washington figures include Mr. and Mrs. C. RF Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. George Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Richards from Washington Iowa noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
C. RF. Gallagher
George Foster
Stanley Richards
Washington
Iowa
Missionary Society Meeting Hears South America Lesson
Mrs W D Booth and Mrs Eva Mouser hosted 15 Prairie Flower Missionary Society members with visitor Jean Booth. Mrs Maurice Crawford compared North and South America for early settlements, living and religious conditions, stressing air travel needs and mission work in South America. Mrs C C Reeves led the business meeting, allocating $10 to flood sufferers in Ottumwa via Rev Harold Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Booth
Eva Mouser
Farmers
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Jean Booth
T. C. Reeves
Maurice Crawford
South American
North
South America
C. C. Reeves
Harold Day
Ottumwa
Prairie Flower
Rebekah Club Hosts Cooperativ e Family Supper
Members of the Rebekah club and their families enjoyed a cooperative supper last evening at J O O F hall. A brief business meeting led by Mrs. Harold Brock preceded the social. Harold Brock was honored for his birthday with a large angel food cake baked by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
J. O. O. F. Hall
Harold Brock
Ruins in Jungle Reveal Angkor Empire Splendor
National Geographic Society notes Angkor in Cambodia as a Khmer Empire metropolis discovered in 1860. The remarkable jungle ruins show careful stonework and intricate sculptures, with the city deserted for an unknown reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angkor
Cambodia
National Geographic Society
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Andy Polis
Fairfield
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Kay Karns
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Moline, Ill
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Atchison’s
John Kurtz
Verdi
Carl Nelson
J. M. Lloyd and Sons
John
Jim
Chicago
Stephen Washington
Omeet Vr
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Bing
Washington, Ows
Anny Tussing
Carl Derand
Ralph
Albia
Ira Amlong
David Scott
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Nellie Hill
John Pratt
Lois Pratter
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Ed Chalupa
Herbert Judevine
Westwood
Cal
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John Lynch
Hibbing, Minn
M. L. Lynch
Dennis Lynch
David Franklin
Edna Franklin
Fred Franklin
Ernest. Schutte
Elgin, Ill
Rothwell McVety
Elizabeth Meek
San Francisco
Calif
Victor Mueller
Lone Tree
University Hospital, Iowa City
Mueller
Velma Kephart
Roy Kephart
Muellery
M. J. Cruise
Ralph Bauer
Marshalltown
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Dr. Cruise
Bauer
Rotary Club
Grace Lytle
Glendale
Ella Gordon
C. G. Anderson
Kansas City
Anderson Hong
Lawrence Johnson
Cambridge, Ill
Walter Wulf
Madison
Wisc
Tom Downing
Wulitl
Dorothy Mampton
Washington Public School
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Downing
Edward Walther
Charles Jenkins
James Arrowsmith
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Niagara Falls
Philadelphia
Mary Berry
Patricia
Charlotte
Colorado
New Mexico
Ramos Hampsher
Dee Lee
Don Young
Nicola & Harmon
Nicola & Harmon’s
GC. V. Crull
John ‘Sv. Lex
Helman
Wesleyan Guild
Marie, Jr
Willian
Elizabeth Meek McVety
San Fransisco
Eldon Roth
Patty Hotle
Virginia Haganman
Olds
Lloyd Miller
Pearl Dittner
Ed Huff
Famly
Glenn Knapp
Arthur Wiley
Hubert Redlinger
Leonard Marie
Lena Schmitt
Washingon
Maizie
Lloyd Humson
Pattie Hotle
Darlene Humston
Mary Jane Rhodebeck
Forune
Carl *Hillips
Maxine Jarrard
Lois Yumston
Ira Rhodebeck
Mary Hunter
Eva Bell
Frank*ringle
Will Marie, Jr
Doyle Jarrard
Carl Phillips
Remnant
Betty Conrad
TROTH
W.C. Drish
T.j. Club
W. Zeck
Gky
Cedar Clippers
Onur Brady
Garland Red Flyer
Clover Leaf Club
Federated Presbyterian Church
Granville Love
Edgar Guest
David Henry Davis
Les Lease
Dwight Brown
Lyle Lowe
Bert Orris
Ainsworth W. S. C. S
John Clegg
Clifford Ott
Ioward Anderson
J. A. Raymond
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