Unique program follows country club dinner for 185 guests
About 185 attended a family night dinner at the country club hosted by the July committee. A two-course meal featured careen flowers table decorations. An after dinner program showcased elaborate introductions by Dr. A W Clow with performances by Ralph Young and a women’s quartet, but no violin was found and the singers could not perform. The evening concluded with bridge, E E Stutsman among top female scorer and Dr Clow taking top male prize after a tie was settled by drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Vincent Keesey
Frances and
Ann
Drexel Hill
Penna
Nellie Wilson
Des Moines
Elliot
Helen Louise Moses
Fort Wayne
Ind
Don Davis
John Lytle
Iowa City
Glen Duncan
Jefferson
Barbara Poole
Panama Canal Zone
A. W. Clow
Sam Turkington
E. E. Stutsman
Rarmph Young
R. H. McCleery
J. C. Holbern
Roger Sherman
J. M. Lloyd
L. E. Wilson
McCleery
Wilson
Chicago
To Can Cherries Without Pit Removal
Ruth Foster explains canning cherries with pits intact. Create a light sugar syrup, bring to boil, pack hot, and process in boiling water for 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Canning Cherries
Crawford Ralston Stevenson reunion in Keota park
The Crawford Ralston Stevenson family reunion will be held in Keota park on Sunday August 4 with a basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ralston-Stevenson
Keota Park
Local notices include travels births visits and sales
Mr and Mrs L B Hanan returned home Wednesday after a ten day vacation visiting Niagara Falls Buffalo Mt Morris Rochester and Elkhart I nd trap shoot July 28 at Edwards trap Twenty high score shooters will be picked for a contest with Louisa County Chapter August 4 Mr and Mrs Clifford Monroe of Grinnell are parents of an eight pound 12 ounce son born this morning named Thomas Michael Mr and Mrs Monroe former Washington residents have a son Jerry 7 and a 20 months old daughter Prat ty Mrs Monroe is the former Nellie Askea Mrs Ethel Monroe went to Grinnell to be at her son's home W EF Stockman visits Davenport Rock Island and John and Louis in Davenport and Joe in Rock Island return planned LuEwa Sojka Marv Knotek and Marie Swailes spent weekend in Des Moines shopping night seeing Betty Sojka and Joyee Powers Miss Sojka and Miss Powers work at a trailer company in Des Moines Eat Sunday dinner at Knauss's Lunch room with more tables more help and chicken Mrs Wayne Marshall director of county welfare and Kathleen Kruty visited Okumwa for one day for a southeast Iowa Welfare Association meeting Jean Stout Brown Iowa Development Association spoke at the morning session Wesen workers and professionals joined an afternoon panel Rothschilds clearance sale ongoing Mrs Sheldon Higgins and daughter Kathryn visited from Des Moines Mrs Harold Shranger of Atlantic visited R J Pobert Day and plans to return home tomorrow
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Clifford Monroe
Grinnell
Thomas Michael
Ine Monroes
Washington
Jerry
Pratty
Luewa Sojka
Marv Knotek
Marie Swailes
Des Moines
Ines
Betty Sojka
Joyee Powers
Miss Sojka
Miss Powers
Wayne Marshall
Kathleen Kruty
Okumwa
Iowa Welfare Association
Jean Stout Brown
Iowa Development Association
Weltser
Wayland Board Names Faculty for Coming Year
The Wayland Consolidated district unveils its faculty roster led by Supt. J. W. Pritchard. Assigned teachers include Marjorie Ritter Ottumwa, Delo Jurgensen Delmar, Carole Edwards Mt Plaasant, Maryha Siegris Denmark, Jean Miller Keota, Ethel Schwab Brighton, Vlora Johnson Wayland, Myrtle Elder Wayland, Pauline Niehart Mt Pleasant, Roy Muilenax Stanberry, Vincent Krabill Wayland, Gilbert Sechantz Wayland, Eldred Burkshire Wayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Marjorie Ritter
Ottumwa
Delo Jurgensen
Delmar
Carole Edwards
Mt. Plaasait
Maryha Siegris
Denmark
Jean Miller
Keota
Ethel Schwab
Brighton
Vlora Johnson
Myrtle Elder
Brown Hofuo
Jim Holub
Brown
Milwaukee
Washington
John Christner
Ivan Yoder
Social Calendar for Women’s Clubs and Aids
Wednesday activity list includes Women of Country Club bridge and golf with a 730 p m dinner at the clubhouse. Reservations requested by Tuesday noon with Mrs. Ted Johnson Mrs. Phil Antonoff and Mrs. Roy Sowash. Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society hosts an afternoon community building with Roll call from 1st Chapter of Revelations. Milotbury Ladies Aid Society holds an afternoon meeting with Miriam Ashby and devotion led by Mrs. Carl Oldfield and Mrs. Glen Bishop.
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Women of Country Club
Pop Om
Ted Johnson
Phil Antonoff
Roy Sowash
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Revelations
Milotbury Ladies Aid Society
Miriam Ashby
Carl Oldfield
Glen Bishop
Birthdays and Greetings in Local Notices
Birthday wishes go to Catherine Lou Pratt daughter of Richard and Pratt and Donald Vogel celebrating his second birthday son of Leo Vogel. Other honorees include Helen Hamilton Henry Lattle Raymond Mintek Louie Wasen Knecht Arthur L Duensing Lyte Wilson Harry Bishop Claude Mekkee Bess Jones. A four table luncheon with Mrs Paul Yansky receiving high and Mrs Hubert Mauchhy guest of honor was served by Mrs Ed Beratiek and Mr Charles Schnoebelen. Read the Classified Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hamilton
Newton
Henry Laitle
Columbus Junction
Raymond Mintek
Louie Wasen Knecht
Arthur L. Duensing
Lyte Wilson
Harry Bishop
Claude MekKee
Bess Jones
Lounco
Paul Yansky
Hubert Mauchhy
Sojka
Ed Beratiek
Charles Schnoebelen
H J Club Meets With Mrs Beranek
The H J Club met at Mrs Arthur Beranek Wits home with 11 members an honorary member several children and two guests Mrs Dale Dunn and Mrs Ed Beranek present. Mrs Harold Strum led the meeting in the president and vice president's absence. Mrs Ray Sojka spoke on a DDT demonstration and the group planned the lab's annual flower show for two weeks hence with Mrs Sojka. The afternoon included a time for air games.
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Arthur Beranek
Wits
H.J Club
Dale Dunn
Ed Beranek
Harold Strum
Ray Sojka
Lab
Protecting Food From Insects In Storage
Destructive insects like flour beetles meal moths and other pests threaten flour cereals and foods. Storing in insect proof tins and glass jars helps prevent damage and stop roaches and ants from feeding on protected food, guarding health.
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Joan Fontaine
Mark Stevens
RKO Radio
W. i
Little
R. G. Wessler Repair Shop
East Second St
Barden
Hein-Werner
Sorrell
West Madison
RSC
Freshie
Freshie Circus
Wite Animals
Peter
Baker Day
Crossroads Flagship
Mt. Mckinley
International Soundphoto
Izaak Walton
Edwards
Louisa County
W. EF. Stockman
Tri-Cities
John
Louis
Davenport
Joe
Rock Island
Knauss
Rothschild
Harold Shranger
Atlantic
R. J. Pobert
Wayland Board
Clarence Diitmaker
Wayne
Jibugque
John Deereeo
Melvin Roth
Wayland State Bank
J. J. Prichara
Victor
Ily
Wesley Prichard
August Hochstettler
Kecta
Joneriy
Louise White
Will Plummer
Lewis Plummer
Lucille Nicola
West Chester
Cane
Mathilda Monson
Everette
Harve Zickafoose
Dick Farrier
Morgan Hill
Calif
Jacob Riehenberger
Mae Kauffman
H. R. Neff
W. E. Allred
Sunset Park
O. ©. Boshart, Mrs. Eva Alien, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boshart
Mike
N. H
Mr. Pleasant
Joe Gerig
Rennie
Harbel
Africa
O. K
Franklin Roth
Cedar Rapids
Susan Ann Seh
Herman’ Funeral Home
Ars Prevass
Bikini Lagoon
Wartz
Dean Schwartz
Wellman
Robert John Krotz
John Rotz
Ainsworth
Catherin Lou Pratt
Mrs. Richard Pratt
Donald Vogel
Leo Vogel
H. J. Club
Armory Grounds
Rainbow
Foremost Automotive
Chevrolet
W. Washington
Iowa
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