Mrs Booth Hosts White Way Club Meeting at West Chester
Mrs O D Booth entertained the White Way club Tuesday afternoon at her West Chester home with fourteen members present. Guests included Mrs O F Crayne Kathy and John Peiffer Stephen V Probst Linda Stewart and Polly Kay Jolley. Plans were made for the August 12 club picnic at the Evans home. The hostess and her daughter Esther served seasonal refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Booth
White Way Club
West Chester
O. F. Crayne
Kathy
John Peiffer
Stephen V Probst
Linda Stewart
Polly Kay Jolley
George Evans
Sunshine
Esther
Two Students Present Recital on Wednesday
Wilma Graber of Wayland and Judy Dawson of Ka lona performed a piano recital at Mrs. Charles Murdock studio on Wednesday afternoon. The program mixed hymns, popular, and classical songs with Graber also playing two accordion selections. Ruth Graber assisted in refreshments. former pupil Mrs. Westen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murdock
Wilma Graber
Wayland
Judy Dawson
Kalona
Miss Graber
Leonard Whokesh
Ruth Graber
H. E. Westen
Mrs Mayhew Joins Journal Three Quarter Century Club
Mrs F A Mayhew of 415 W Washington St is named a new Three Quarter Century club member after applying in the past week. Her husband is a fellow member. she has two brothers Ed Libe who lives here and Roy Libe of Carrollton Mo. She has resided in the city about 32 years after spending 40 years on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Mayhew
Washington St
The
Journal
Mrs Perdock Hosts VFW Breakfast Club Dinner Plan
Mrs Bill Perdock entertained the VFW Breakfast club at her home this morning. Plans for the next meeting were made. It will be a potluck dinner at Lake Darling on August 7 for the members. Fourteen women and nineteen children were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Perdock
VFW
Lake Darling
Mrs Mayer Hosts Surprise Breakfast for New Haven Aid
Mrs Richard Mayer entertained New Haven Ladies Aid at a surprise breakfast Tuesday. All members attended except one. three new members were initiated. Transport help came from Mrs Keith Augustine Mrs Harvey Sweeper and Mrs Victor Mayer. The event featured quartzer tables with garden flower centerpieces and themed napkins. Members shared reactions to being invited while busy with canning beans corn blackberries baking washing ironing and dressing cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mayer
The
New Haven
Y's Men's Bridge Group Honors the McCleerys
A surprise honoring Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCleery marked their 25th wedding anniversary. The event at Clarence Logan home featured a cooperative dinner and pictures from the National Y's Men's Convention in Banff, Alberta, Canada, with a gift of sterling candleholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McCleery
Y's Men's Bridge Club
McCleerys
Clarence Logan
Y's Men's
Banff
Alberta
Canada
Verle Tallagher
Argentine First Lady In Serious Condition At Buenos Aires
A bulletin from Buenos Aires reports Mrs. Evan Peron, wife of President Juan Peron, remains in serious condition as medical teams monitor her. Officials note potential new crisis amid evolving health developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Peron
Buenos Aires
Evan Peron
Edna Bachman Visits Wyoming Then Heads Home
Mrs Edna Bachman of Hoe Bart Oklahoma returning from Wyoming stops here briefly on the way home and will spend the rest of the summer with her sister Mrs Harry Dye.
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Edna Bachman
Hoebart
Okla
Wyoming
Harry Dye
Social Calendar Events This Week
Thursday Pinochle group and family picnic at Sunset Park at 6 30 p m hosted by Women of the Moose Moosehall. Friday Christian Women's Fellowship meets at 2 p m at the church. Sunday Iowa Staters picnic at 1 p m Sunset Park. Monday Camp Fire Council meeting at Camp Fire rooms City Hall. Knights of Pythias and KP Hall events listed.
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City Council
Washington
Washington County
Iowa
City Hall
Sunset Park
Women of the Moose
Moosehall
Christian Women's Fellowship
Iowa Staters
Camp Fire Council
Knights of Pythias
Grace Hill Aid Salads Program and August plans
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid met with Vice-president Mrs Leonard Brinning presiding in the president's absence. Devotions from the Upper Room were read by Mrs Robert Waterhouse. Members shared favorite salads by roll call. An ice cream social is set for August 1 with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Leonard Brinning
Robert Waterhouse
Allied Planes Renew Air War Over Korea Front
Allied planes renewed the air war against the Communists hitting North Korean bridges on the Manchuria to front line rail corridor. Mustangs Shooting Stars and Thunderjets destroyed three bridges and damaged two on the Kanggye Hui chon line, plus 14 track cuts. Ground fighting slowed with Old Baldy hill half-held by each side.
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Seoul
United Nations
Manchuria
Kanggye
Huichon
Korea
Shooting Stars
U. N
Old Baldy Hill
Navy Family Enjoys Leave Before Overseas Duty
Kenneth Lee Fenn M.R.ELN. rests on a 12 day leave with parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Lb. Fenn after 11 months aboard the destroyer tender USS Everglades on the east coast. His next assignment calls for overseas duty. His sister Marylyn, a University of Iowa nursing student, is on a month’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lee Fenn
M.r.eln
P. Lb. Fenn
Everglades
Marolyn
University of Iowa School of Nursing
Homemakers' Club Plans Ice Cream Social Friday
The Homemakers club of Tay lor No. 9 met Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs. Hubert Redlinger presiding. Nine members and several children attended. Guest Mrs. Bernice Stafford of Grants Pass Ore. plans for an ice cream social Friday evening at George Dare home Crawfordsville. Mrs. Virgil Lintz led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club of
Taylor No. 9
Hubert Redlinger
George Dare
Crawfordsville
Club Announces August Picnic After Summer Contests
The hosts served refreshments with help from Mrs. Lintz after several written contests. No meeting is planned for August. A club picnic will be organized and announced at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintz
Mr and Mrs Cross Visit Des Moines on Business
Russell Carter, recently discharged from the Veterans hospital at Iowa City, arrived home Wednesday to recuperate for several weeks. He plans to return to Iowa City later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cross
Jin
Russell Carter
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
New Haven Aid Plans Picnic for August 13
Mrs. Keith Augustine hosted the New Haven Ladies Aid meeting at the church with 14 members two visitors and several children present. Visitors were Mrs. Raymond Gillispie and Mrs. Juke Seethout. The gathering opened with My Country Tis of Thee and devotions were led by Mrs. Lee Sanders who read an article titled Who's Lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Keith Augustine
Ladies Aid of the
Raymond Gillispie
Juke Seethout
Lee Sanders
Picnic Plans Set At Sunset Park Meeting
During a business gathering plans were made for a picnic in Sunset Park on August 15. A white elephant sale raised nine dollars in the afternoon. Gifts were given to Florene Augustine, daughter of Mrs. Archer Augustine, and Mrs. Hilly Robert son was remembered with a sunshine gift. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Stanley Mangold with a pork luck dinner at noon. Refreshments were served to close the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Florene Augustine
Archer Augustine
Hilly Robertson
Stanley Mangold
Strong Fungicide Ad Prompted Foot Care Claim
An advertisement touts a fungicide that allegedly kills athlete's foot in one hour by sloughing off outer skin to expose buried fungi. It promises instant drying greaseless application and a 40 cent money back guarantee, with purchase at Geo George L. McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. McDaniel
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Mrs. Mayhew
Mrs. Perdock
Gladiolus
Wolf Floral Co
Mrs. Mayer
Stanwood
4Cola & Harm
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John K. Sowash
Grace Hill Aid
Eugene Engel
Nelson Woodford
Meresaul Harvey
Homemakers
Virgil Lintz
Jemima
Skelgas
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TANCE
Thrift Cmatic
Skelgas Cubs
Hamilton Beach
Elec
Washington Skelgas Ae
Hobby Jeans
Brody
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