Jirsa Fullerton exchange vows at Jirsa home
Rosemary Jirsa and Harry Fullerton wed in a two o clock ceremony at the Jirsa home south of Richmond with about 40 guests. The bride wore a white satin gown and received a pearl necklace as a gift from the groom. The reception and wedding dinner followed in the home with blue and white decor. The couple plans to reside in Washington after September 1.
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Rosemary Jirsa
Harry Fullerton
Jirsa
Rosemary L. Jirsa
Harry L. Fullerton
L. T. Fullerton
Charles Jirsa
Miss Jirsa
Mr. Fullerton
Richmond
Walter A. Smith
Washington Methodist Church
Petty Simons
Charles Jirsa, Jr
Lohenerin
Iines
Simons
Jirsa House
Lloyd Hobart
Berwyn
Ill
Edwin Vachulka
Cicero
Edward Barling
Chicago
George Jirsa
Brookfield
Fullerton
E. M. Bridges and Company
United States Army
Washington
W. Madison Street
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Social Calendar Minutes Set For Club Events
Country club members and families meet at 7 p.m. for a cooperative supper at the club house. On Friday the Baptist Women's Missionary Society hosts a co-operative luncheon at 12 45 p.m. with Mrs. Paul Wells. The Women’s Council of Christian Church gathers at 6 30 p.m. for a picnic supper and general meeting at Sunset mark. Transportation via group leader.
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Country Club
Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Paul Wells
Women's Council of Christian Church
Birthday Wishes For Local Children
Four birthday candles glow for Michael Hugene Durst son of John and Durst from Wellman along with Richard Dean Warren son of Sam and Warren family. Nancy Ellen Osincup and Janet Carol, born last week, celebrate third birthdays with their families. Marjory Sue Patterson Janice Fay McGill Charlotte Earl and Darrell Ross marked birthdays today as Journal staff shared ice cream sundaes in Charlotte Earls honor.
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Michael Hugene Durst
John D. Durst
Wellman
Richard Dean Warren
Sam Warren
Nancy Ellen Osincup
Janet Carol
Herbert Osmneup
Marjory Sue Patterson
Frank Patterson
Kalona
Janice Fay McGill
John Meili
Charlotte Earl
Darrell Ross
Journal
Charlotte Earls
Homemakers Club Meeting Notes With Mrs A Wiley
The July Homemakers club gathering led by Mrs Arthur Wiley included ten members and five children plus guests Mrs Charles Hotle and Carla, Mrs Dale Woodburn, Alice Hunter, Ida Depers. Members shared Fourth of July highlights. Mrs George Dare was named picnic chair for August. No August meeting. Prizes went to Mrs Woodburn Mrs Hotle and Mrs Jack Trotman. Refreshments served by the hostess with help from Mrs Hotle Amos Stout and others.
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Homemakers Club
Arthur Wiley
Charles Hotle
Carla
Dale Woodburn
Alice Hunter
Ida Depers
George Dare
Hubert Redlinger
Edward Shalla
Woodburn
Hotle
Jack Trotman
Amos Stout
Women of Country Club enjoy golf bridge and dinner
335 women at the Country Club spent a few hours of golf and bridge yesterday afternoon then a two course dinner at the clubhouse. Mrs. C. W. Stewart won high bridge score while Mrs. W. J. Shannon had the most 4s and Mrs. M. J. Cruise the most 8s on their cards. Next Wednesday guests from nearby towns will join for morning golf and a 1 PM luncheon.
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C. W. Stewart
W. J. Shannon
M. J. Cruise
Dutechettes Club Meeting With Merle Farrier
The Dutechettes 4-H club met July 17 with Merle Farrier and six members present. Janet Tinnes spoke on work clothes and Vivian Luers demonstrated manicuring nails. Mrs. Orville Griggs, leader, oversaw the session at Washington Town Mider.
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Dutechettes
Merle Farrier
Janet Tinnes
Vivian Luers
Orville Griggs
W C T U Meeting in West Chester with Mrs Ross
The West Chester W C T U met Friday afternoon with Mrs Will Ross nine members and a visitor Mrs Willis Ross present. Mary Ross led devotions Dusenberry and Flo Ross read poems vice president presided. Program leader Ida Hough Edith Bauer reviewed the national president address. Tra Hough spoke on Three Ts Boomerang from Union Signal. Pike reviewed Willard Memorial Fund and quiz on it. Collection $1.86. penny daily boxes $12.36. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Mary Ross.
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West Chester
Will Ross
Willis Ross
Mary Ross
Dusenberry
Flo Ross
Ida Hough
Edith Bauer
Tra Hough
Union Signal
Pike
Snider-Zieglowsky Tie Nuptials At Nashua Church
Maxine Snider and Theodore Zieglowsky wed at the Little Brown church in Nashua in a 1:30 ceremony officiated by Rev. Hansom. The couple plans to live on a farm southeast of Washington after a short wedding trip.
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Elmer Guenther
Maxine Snider
Theodore Zieglowsky
John Zieglowsky
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Hansom
Phyllis Guenther
Paul Zieglowsky
Carl Zieglowsky
Washington
American Pearl
United States Army
South Pacific
Club records discuss award day and exhibits
The notes cover record books and achievements with club exhibits. The next meeting is scheduled for August 14 with Patricia Whistler. Refreshments were provided by the hostess’s mother.
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Patricia Whistler
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Ornduff
The Tuesday Bridge club met with Mrs Wanda Ornduff in Ainsworth. One table played with high score prize to Mrs Edith Richards and second high and low to Mrs Irene Thompson and Mrs Lulu Moore. Hostess served a one course luncheon. Next meeting will be with Mrs Eathel Trotter.
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Ainsworth
Wanda Ornduff
Edith Richards
Irene Thompson
Lulu Moore
Eathel Trotter
Class Has Reunion And Picnic In Wayland Park
The class of 21 held a reunion at Wayland park with attendees including Mr. and Mrs John Roth and families, Mr. and Mrs Earl Hochstettler, and others from Wha jona and nearby towns. A Nett Family Reunion followed with descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs Wm Neff gathering at Wayland park with relatives from Moline, Ka lona, Wellman, West Chester, Memphis, Washington, Mt. Pleasant, and more.
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Wayland
Wayland Park
John Roth
Pleasant
Earl Hochstettler
Whajona
Emery Egsti
Wade Huffman
Conrad Hanze
Clair Boshart
Jacob Graber
Sam Elder
Dale Davison
Brenda
Memphis
Tenn
Harold Neff
Mary Neff
Washington
Henry Burkey
Zella Crowl
Mt. Pleasant
Lester Neff
Wayland Community Notices Highlight Meetings and Picnic
Bergh Home hosts W S C circle with Ben Neff Marvin Keith and families present. Progress club holds annual family picnic at the park with Mr and Mrs Zehr Wittin McKirahan Wenger Sharpe Boller Sodergren Berkshire Hileman and Bos among attendees.
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Progress Club
Lyte Zehr
Ed Wittin
J. R. MecKirahan
A. C. Wenger
Chris
Gerald Sharpe
Larry
Olive Boller
Clair Sodergren
Dill Reunion Set for July at Sunset Park
The annual Dill reunion will be held Sunday July 27 at Sunset Park. A basket div event is planned with attendees from area families and friends sharing memories and fellowship.
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Sunset Park
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Harry Jirsa
Larry and
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