Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travels Around Town
Mr and Mrs Max Cook and children Keith and Marilyn returned from Valley City North Dakota after visiting Mrs Cook s sister and family Mr Cook resumes work at Sitter s Auto Parts following a two week vacation Other town residents shared visits golf trips and family news including Harriet Kunik visiting from Cleveland and extended relatives in Iowa City Des Moines and Mt Pleasant Notices mention a July clearance sale at Klein s and illnesses prompting visits Funeral services were held for George Lay son of Rev and Mrs Simon Lay in Winter Wisconsin, with updates on local residents and travel plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cook
Keith
Marilyn
Valley City
N. Dak
Harley Burley
Cook
Mr. Cook
Sitter’s Auto Parts
Albert Lay
George Lay
Winter
Wis
Simon Lay
George McKee
Hobart
Ind
Ths WE SING IN THE GOOD OLD Summer time
The piece invites readers to shop year round for desired items and emphasizes timely service and constant availability. It promotes a welcoming, sales driven message encouraging customers to find what they want when they want it.
Cedar Rapids Rally Tops Indees 5 4 in Ninth Inning
Cedar Rapids Kilowatts rally in the ninth at Blattnerfield to beat the Washington Indees 5 to 4. After trailing 4 3, Cedar Rapids plated four hits in the frame with Theisen, Hurych, Benedict and Bailey delivering the key blows to secure the win. Bob Hurych earned the victory despite early eight inning pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Indees
Rally
Reddy
Washington Indees
Blattnerfield
Lady Luck
Tallien
Benedict
Bailey
Buckwalter
Denton
Myllecker
Burich Bockwalter
Slauson
Huryech
Trodik
al Benedict
Diehl
Stastny
Mounce
Theisen
Rockwood
How to Feed Goldfish Effectively
Goldfish eat most foods and will accept dry commercial fish foods. They enjoy garden worms and small insects. In large pools, a stiff mash of boiled oatmeal with shredded liver fed in lumps periodically keeps the fish healthy.
Federal Whaling License Costs by Boat Count
A federal whaling license costs an operator with one boat one thousand dollars. Each additional boat adds two hundred fifty dollars to the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Standings and Sunday results from Major Leagues
American League leaders show strong records as Philadelphia Washington St Louis lead, with daily results from New York Detroit Chicago and others. National League standings list Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn and others, with a full set of today's scheduled games and two late results.
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Aes Ee
Sher Nties
Ance
Maken
Mire Troon
Ted Bk
Dior. Venleeow Aus
Philadelphia Ae
Washington
Eine
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
National League
Ww. Kl. Fed. Rvygonifo
Ncanusn
RES Oe Ee
Aroee Nomnam
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cicero
Brooklyn
Heintzelman
Butcher
Kimball
Four Matches Played in Men's City Tourney
The Men's City golf tournament saw four matches over the weekend. In flight A Bob Hammer defeated Kenneth White 5 and 3, Frank Kos beat Frank Miller 2 and 1. Flight B saw Lee Holland prevail over Clyde Bowden 6 and 5, while Flight D had Paul Snakenberg defeat E. L. Foss 3 and 2. An accident Sunday morning left Tom Brookyart struck on the head by a drive, a temporary injury but he remained at his office later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Bill Diehl
Iowa
Chuck Slauson
Fuhr
Dale Burich
Mellecker
Burich
Mounce
Slauson
Bob Sstastny
Mitchell
Bob Trudik
Max Raymond
Furler Red Hibbens
Max Mitchell
Buckwalter
Rockwood
Denton
Theisen
Hurych
Bailey
Moniece
Buich
Hibbens
Dale Fuhr
Schauenberg
Bob Hammer
Kenneth White
Frank Kos
Frank Miller
Lee Holland
Clyde Bowden
Paul Snakenberg
E. L. Foss
Tom Brookyart
Tom
Relatives Gather for Stout Family Reunion in Sunset Park
Fifty two descendants of Lafe and Mary Stout attend the seventh annual Stout family reunion in Sunset Park. A cooperative noon dinner followed by visits among relatives highlighted the day as Emma Allison, Mrs. Wilke, and Mrs. Carpenter, nieces of Mrs. Babcock, join guests. Additional arrivals include the Rettelas from Milwaukee and the Miicks visiting from town. Ice cream social planned at St James school lawn on Wednesday evening July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. B. Babcock
Charles Wilke
Aliene
Emma Allison
Marshalltown
Fred Carpenter
New York
Lafe
Mary Stout
Sunset Park
St. James School
Lawn
Cupboard Doors Echo Modern Kitchen Design
Cabinet doors designed as hollow-core flush counterparts, factory cured to resist sagging warping and moisture. They resist dirt dust vermin and moisture absorption and can be built to measure in any wood. Literature on their adaptability to contemporary kitchens is available.
Starch Treatment Removes Iodine Stains
Iodine stains may be removed by applying moistened starch. Brush off and repeat this treatment until stain is removed.
Helen Kos and Donald Boyer Speak Vows At Church Rites
Helen Louise Kos and Donald R. Boyer exchanged vows in a candle light ceremony at the First Methodist church. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Dr. R. C. Keagy with thirty-five relatives and friends in attendance. Leona Kos was maid of honor and Dave Boyer was best man. Edna Klein played music, and the altar featured pink and white gladioli. The reception followed at the Kos home. The couple plans a short honeymoon in the Ozarks before settling at 409 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Helen Louise Kos
Edward Kos
Donald R. Boyer
Vera Boyer
Washington
R. C. Boyer
Wellman
R. C. Keagy
Leona Kos
Dave Boyer
Edna Klein
Miss Klein
L. Kos
South
Marion Avenue
Kos
Boyer
Miss Kos
Preston Wolf
Washington High School
Baldrige and Bailey
Ralph W. Thompson
Ozarks
East Washington Street
Local Happenings and Family News Across Iowa States
Leo Palmer visits from Great Lakes to spend ten days with his parents Mr and Mrs R B Palmer. Gretchen Ann is named by Don and Mrs Welsh of Creston. Mrs Charles Welsh and Mrs Jungbluth return from Crest with grandson Peter Michael. Several visits and travels noted among Schmoeller Butterbaugh McCleery Livesay Sheets Roth Antonoff families with assorted personal updates and work signals. Arthur Roth discusses canning cherries and apples at 85 tons per twenty hours and 15 500 gallon cans daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Palmer
United States Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
R. B. Palmer
Don Welsh
Creston
Gretchen Ann
Charles Welsh
C. J. Jungbluth
Crest
Peter Michael
J. G. Roth
Wayland
Arthur Roth
Ottanna
Penn
Melvin Gingerich
Washington
Caruso’s superstition delays stage debut penny in pocket
The renowned tenor Caruso refused to appear on stage until he could confirm he had his good luck penny in his pocket, illustrating his famed superstition before performances.
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Caruso
Ellen Musser and R A Thompson Repeat Vows in Gilman
Ellen Musser daughter of L O Musser Gilman and Robert A Thompson of Eldora wed in a noon ceremony at the bride’s home attended by 54 relatives. Rev E Paul of Minneapolis read the ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Eldora.
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Ellen Musser
L. O. Musser
Gilman
Robert A. Thompson
Eldora
James H. Thompson
Keota
Rev. E. Paul
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Richard Koidera
Virginia Paul
Miss Musser
Thompson
Gilman High School
Penn College
Iowa State Teachers College
Washington High School
Ames
Iowa State College
Hardin County
W. B. Paul
Minneapolis, Minn.; Horace Paul of Des Moines; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Musser
Marian
Edith Musser
Fred
Frank Musser
Highland Park
A. C. Musser
Bentonsport
Iowa
Members of W.R.C. Have July Meeting
Eighteen members of the Womens Relief Corps met Saturday afternoon at the G A R hall. Mrs Ethel Steele presided in the president’s absence. relief work valued at 19.50 and ten sick calls were reported. Guests included Mrs Marie Berger and Mrs John McConahy from Mt Union W R C. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Lulu Williams and Mrs W P Morarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
G.A.R. Hall
Marie Berger
John McConahey
Mt. Union W.R.C
E. Sehmitt
Ethel Steele
Glenn Hayes
Mt. Union
Viola Shepherd
Lulu Williams
W. P. Morarity
Ruins of Sheba Reported Found in Arabia
Reporters announce discovery of ruins identified as Sheba located in Arabia with details sparse and no corroborating evidence available.
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Sheba
Arabia
Girls' Club Plans Achievement Day at Ames Convention
A Jacksonite and Northern Star 4-H club meeting at Eleanor Maas home outlined Achievement Day plans and appointed committees. Eleanor Maas and Dorothy Daniel shared their Ames state convention trip, posters were pictured, and record books completed. Next meeting with Bonnie West set for August 1.
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Jacksonite
Northern Star
Eleanor Maas
Dorothy Daniel
Ames
Bonnie West
New Haven Ladies Aid Society Holds Meeting
Mrs Mary Banks co hosted with Mrs Nell Little as they welcomed eleven members two visitors and fourteen children at the Little home. The group opened with scripture and prayer and discussed threshers meals. The society will keep its name and August meeting place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Banks
Nell Little
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Little Home
Marriage of Arlene Allen and Earl Johnson announced
Announcement this week confirms the marriage of Arlene Allen and Earl Johnson. The ceremony occurred at Kahoka, Missouri on July 19 with Rev. J. W. Monroe officiating. The couple, residents of Columbus Junction, plan to reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Johnson
Arlene Allen
Columbus Junction
Reuben Allen
Clyde Johnson
Kahoka
J. W. Monroe
Methodist Church
Allen
Johnson
West Chester Pythian Sisters cancel meetings through July and August
Announced by order of M.E.C. no meetings of the West Chester Pythian Sisters will be held through July and August. Regular meetings to resume in September. Presbyterian Cottage Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 9 30 at Mrs Della Miller's home 509 North Marion avenue 138t2
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
M.E.C
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
Della Miller
North Marion Avenue
Missionary Society Luncheon Friday at Baptist Church
The Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist church will hold a cooperative luncheon at 1 p.m. Friday in the church social rooms. Hostesses are Mrs. Will Sickles, Mrs. Howard Kerr, and Mrs. C. W. Walker. Members should bring a dish to pass, own table service, and sandwiches. The meeting will follow with roll call answering by naming Biblical flowers and trees.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Will Sickles
Howard Kerr
C. W. Walker
Birthday Dinner Social at Manton Hebners Cabin
Eight guests gathered Saturday at the Manton Hebners' Cedar River cabin with Mrs. Hebner as hostess. Mrs. T. R. Phillips was guest of honor as a lighted birthday cake with remembrances was presented. The group played contract bridge at two tables, with Mrs. T. J. Pease taking high score.
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Manton Hebners
Cedar River
Burial grounds for soldiers from many wars
Four North Carolina federal cemeteries Raleigh Wilmington New Bern and Salisbury once dedicated to Union soldiers now host many Southern dead from the Spanish American and World Wars reflecting evolving commemorations across the state.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Wilmington
New Bern
Salisbury
P S Qs Tracked In Taverns To Guard Guest Charges
In old taverns a ledger recorded liquor purchases by tallies of pints and quarts. Seasoned travelers watched their P s and Q s to avoid being overcharged, keeping careful track of every drink.
Pine Most Used Yellow Pine in U S Lumber Markets
Yellow pine stands as the most widely used lumber in the United States with broad applications across construction and housing. Industry figures show its prominence in framing and structural work due to availability and strength.
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The
United States
Social calendar notices for the week in town
Community groups publish this week’s schedule including Daughters of Union Veterans G A R meeting Tuesday Woman's Missionary Society U P Church booster club and Red Cross sewing Bring thimbles to work on a blanket observe call times and locations for Homemakers Club Women golfers and Rural Woman's Club plus reminders for luncheon reservations and meeting place changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of U.P. Church
Marion Robertson
Red Cross
Noble Grand Circle
Helen Heilimat
Rural Woman's Club
Lloyd Alliman
H. J. Club
James Shalla
Birthday Celebrations Report From Local Area
Aletha Mangold and Orr Mapel with families mark fifteenths as well as David Fladung and Bunny Blair mid month. Paul Watson Leslie Ross and Jerry Zager join the list with birthdays. R J Reaney of Columbo Junction notes a Tyrone origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr Mapel
Wellman
David Fladung
John Fladung
David
R. J. Reaney
Columbo Junction
County Tyrone
Ireland
Hospital Dismissals And Admissions List
Dismissals occurred Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Charles Cannon and Max Arthur. Sunday dismissals included Irene Dobras of Fenfield, Mrs. Hannah Peckham, Glen Brower, Mrs. Har Ahrens of Washington, and Rosemary Serien of Keota. Admissions: Mrs. J. P. Hedeman of Akron Ohio, Sunday. Francis Hiller of Brighton for X ray and fractured jaw. Edna Antes of Keota for elbow fracture. Norman Humble of 412 Be Third St. Helen Stewart of Washington Route 3. Marie Guenther of Washington Route 3. tonsillectomies for Helen Stewart and Marie Guenther. George Lee Janecek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janet of Washington Route 4 underwent major operation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cannon
Max Arthur
Irene Dobras
Fenfield
Hannah Peckham
Glen Brower
Har Ahrens
Washington
Rosemary Serien
Keota
J. P. Hedeman
Akron Ohio
Francis Hiller
Brighton Wa
Norman Humble
Third Street
Helen Stewar Washington
Marie Guenther
George Lee Janecek
Frank Janet Washington
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Fred Carey
Fairfield
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Ohio
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Leo Sueppel
Philomena Sherrer
Iowa City
Vera Jacobs
Lloyd Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Oswald Schnoebelen
Mela Schnoebelen
Schnoebelens
Riverside
Klein’s
Claude Richey and Son
Kent
Villiseca
Harold Johnson
Carroll Halligan
Muscatine
Crawfordsville
Halligan
Bea Wilson
Journal
Lone Tree
Eddie
Adrian Sutton
John W. Davidson
Tri Cities
Nellie Sutton
Ed Richards
Claude Woods
Fort Madison
Wilber Stowe
Mrs. Woods
Larry
Stowe
Mr. Woods
Eel Iia
Bob Hurych
Angular Hibbens
Whitehead
Ottum~wa
South Side Merchants
Beiter
NEW York Yankee
Jack Lords
Elsie Glassburner
Gary
J. A. Rettela
Milwaukee
Lester Miick
Diane Miick
Retellas
Theodore Brown
Beverly
David Mick
Gordon Adlerman
Joyce Anne
Sharon Center
F. G. Livesay
Dorothy
Warte Sok
Fas
Helen Kos
Donald Boyer
Frank
Joe Searcy
Whiting, Ind
A. B. Schmoeller
Schmoeller
E. G. Butterbaugh
Stuart
Mr. Butterbaugh
R. H. McCleery
Margaret
Colorado
Dickie McCleery
Estes Park
Colo
Rozella Sheets
Fred Geneva
Gretchen
Albia
Geneva
University of Iowa
Phil Antonoff
Cyma
Minn
Sam Antonoff
Rockwood's Shoe Dept
R. A. Thompson
W.R.C
C. V. Grall
Brewer's Dairy
Brewer’s
Daughters of Union Veterans
G.A.R. Hae
Homemakers Club
Marion Robertse
Knoxville
W. J. Shannon
I. W. Shenefelt
Aletha Maxine Mangold
Leo Mangold
Bunny” Blair
Anamose
Charles McAvoy
Raymore Minick
Earl Burroughs
Sem Wittmer, Jr
Paul Watson
Leslie Ross
Pleasant Rice
Jerry Zager
Art
Stanly Zager
Edna Antes
Keotawe
Ross
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