Richland Couple Weds in St James Ceremony
Joan Carolyn Keifer and Richard L. Ross exchanged vows at St James Church in a 10 o'clock ceremony witnessed by about 250 guests. The bride wore a white sheer street length dress and carried three white Phalaenopsis orchids. A reception followed at the Y M C A Community room and the couple left for a ten day wedding trip before settling in Ross apartments on South Marion Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Church
Joan Carolyn Keifer
Richard L. Ross
W. J. Keifer
Merritt McDaniel
Darrell L. Ross
H. J. Corcoran
H. J. Harmeier
Norman Kallaus
Eugene Keifer
Everett Miller
Marion Turnipseed
Margaret Eben Barker
Panis Angelicus
Franck
Robert Ross
Mrs. Keifer
Emma Barnett
Orval Kort
North Hollywood
Calif
Kenneth Patterson
Shiela Ross
Robert Clark
Arenzville
Ira Morrison
Shirley
Ross
South
Marion Avenue
Washington High School
Farm Security Administration
Schoo
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Ross Motor Service
Norman Kallous
Iowa City
Chester A
West Chester Social Calendar Highlights Postponements
The community calendar lists events at Sunset Park, the American Legion Auxiliary, St Paul church, and multiple clubs. Several meetings are postponed or time changed including St Anthony Circle and Pythian Past Chiefs. Friday features include Rebekah lodge and W C T U activities with notices to bring penny boxes and quilting supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Elizabeth Dawson
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
St. Paul
Little Flower Circle
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
the Baptist Church
W.C.T.U
Don Brindley
South Third
Ladies Social Union of the
West Chester
Unit II
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Rebekah Lodge
U S Meets Goal on Grain Exports
Washington july 17 The United States has met in full its goal of exporting 417 million bushels of grain from the 1945 crop. The figure includes relief shipments to famine areas abroad and grain purchases by foreign countries. Any grain shipped to hungry nations hence forth will apply against the 1946 47 export program to make 250000000 bushels of wheat available to foreign claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
United States
Agriculture Department
Department
VFW Auxiliary Elects Delegates and Orders Poppies
The VFW Auxiliary met at the K. C. hall with Mrs. Marsh Atkinson presiding. New delegates to the national encampment in Boston were named along with alternates, and plans were made to purchase 8500 poppies for the November 9 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Auxiliary
K. C. Hall
Marsh Atkinson
Bernard Weiss
Lloyd Knright
Lloyd Hayes
Lawrence Harland
Robert Stirling
Irvin White
Lois Raines
Boston Mass
Clyoe Shockey
Mabel Lemley
Marion McAvoy
Walnut Club Meets At the McKay Home
The Walnut Woman's club and their families met last eve with members gathering at the McKay home for an evening event and交流 community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Club
McKay
Walnut Woman's Club
Booster Club Meets At Home Of Mrs Mae Smith
Fifteen members attended yesterday's booster club meeting hosted by Mrs Mae Smith and Mrs Carrie Dill. Three children and six guests joined, including Mrs Carrie Woodburn and daughter Jeanette, Mrs Lloyd Walker, Mary Ruth Galloway, Mrs Arthur Durst, and Mrs Teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Smith
Carrie Dill
Booster Club
Carrie Woodburn
Jeanette
Lloyd Walker
Mary Ruth Galloway
Arthur Durst
Teas
Friendship Class Guests at Statlers
The Friendship class of West Chester Methodist church met at Mr and Mrs Cloyee Statler’s home Friday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Robert Eckles. President Mrs Martin Whittaker announced field work delays and a picnic plan for August at Sunset Park. Mrs Arthur Duensing and Mrs Whittaker led afternoon entertainment. refreshments were served by the hostesses and Mrs Durst, Mrs Harry Donaldson, and Mrs Teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Methodist Church
Cloyee Statler
Robert Eckles
Martin Whittaker
Sunset Park
Arthur Duensing
Whit
Durst
Harry Donaldson
Teas
Evening Gathering Ends. Next Meeting Set
The group met late in the evening and spent time visiting. Mrs. Statler assisted by Mrs. Earl Hobbs at closing. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statler
Earl Hobbs
Walter Lance
Conserving and Preserving Beet Preparation
Instructions for selecting young beets wash trim tops leave taproot and stem. For dark red variety trim more closely boil about 15 minutes until skins slip. Skin and pack into hot containers cover with boiling water. Add two tablespoons vinegar to each quart to help.
Ice Cream Social Draws Fifty at McKay Home
About 50 people attended an ice cream social at the Charles McKay home and spent the evening visiting. The next meeting will be a family supper in Sunset Park on Thursday August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McKay
Sunset Park
Beets Preserving Guide for Pressure Canning
Instructions describe retaining beet color by processing in a pressure canner. Process quart jars 45 minutes and pints 40 minutes, then remove from heat and allow pressure to fall. Seal jars according to canner type and follow safety guidelines.
Painting Incident Sends Needy Neighbor Home Red and Gray
In Columbus Ohio on July 17 a neighbor painting a house covered three year old Harold Thompson with red paint to the head and hands. Mrs Lester Thompson cleaned him but the child returned with red splotches and was painted battleship gray by the same neighbor. Police complaint followed as the boy went back out to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Harold Thompson
Lester Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan C. Keifer
Lindstedt
Marilyn
Arthur Mayer
Russel Icenbice
Doris
Norma
A. E. Ross
Davenport
Roy. Kallous
Richland
L. J. Keifer
June
Eugene
Kalona
Howard Keifer
Dan Hershberger
Leonard Lintz
Richard
Edith Welte
John Young
Lester Fry
Brighton
Harold Schnoblen
Robert
Riverside
Clayton Lintz
Crawfordsville
O. A. Korf
Kit
Paul and
Leo Welte
Richard Ross
Ev Studio
Washington Dairy
U. S
V.F.W
David McGaffey
Salvation Army
Svmset Park
Margaret Keyser
Statlers
Ruth Foster
Will
Coats
Rothschild
Angold
Zenith
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