Tellin and White Jr. marry in double ring ceremony
Dorothy Tellin and Max White Jr. wed in a 4 o clock ceremony at the Ainsworth United Presbyterian church. Rev. V V Wortman presided. Maid of honor Carol Tellin and best man Tracy Norris stood beside them. A 650 wedding dinner followed for family and clergy. The couple will live in Washington Iowa after a trip. Dorothy is employed by Iowa Southern Utilities. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs William Murphy of Muscatine.
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Dorothy Tellin
Max White Jr
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Vincent Tellin
Washington
Max M. White
Ainsworth
V. V. Wortman
Ainsworth Sharch
Carol Tellin
Tracy Norris
the Pines
Friendship Club Ice Cream Social on Lyda Gideon Lawn
The Friendship club hosted its annual ice cream social on Friday evening at Lyda Gideon’s lawn. Stunts and relays entertained guests as a rock garden backdrop framed a table of gladioli and lit tapers. HostessMae Gideon and helpers served guests including Mae Wallace, Ella Gordon, Willis Longer, Elizabeth Longer, and Mr Payne.
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The
Friendship Club
Lyda Gideon
Charles Wulf
Fred Dawson
Maurice Meyer
Rock Garden
Ruth
Mae Gideon
Id Cady
Delbert Lewis
Maurice Alvine
Mae Wallace
Ella Gordon
Willis
Elizabeth Longer
Payne
Honor Peggy Lou Long On Third Birthday
Peggy Lou Long celebrated her third birthday Friday with a party for 14 girls at Sunset Park. Photos were taken after which ice cream canes cupcakes and pink lemonade were served by her mother Mrs Cecil Long and other mothers. Peggy opened the gifts as guests Mollie Jane Kneen Doy McAvoy Trudy Hysell Pamela Robertson Barbara Robertson Dennice Miller Joyce Long Rhea Kaye Pease Barbara Strum Joy Vetter Susy Thompson attended.
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Peggy Lou Long
Sunset Park
Cecil Long
Peggy
Mollie Jane Kneen
Doy McAvoy
Trudy Hysell
Pamela
Barbara Robertson
Dennice Miller
Joyce Long
Rhea Kaye Pease
Barbara Strum
Joy
Judy Vetter
Vicky Lynn Wellington
Doris Blieu
Susy Thompson
Smaller radios promise compact future receivers
Future radio receivers will be far smaller than present models. Removing tubes and using stamped circuits with sealed components will enable these compact sets.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Gatherings
Knights of Columbus breakfast after 7:30 a.m. mass at St. James hall. Dile family reunion at Sunset Park. Good Writ Birthday club of A M E church at 2:00 p.m. Mrs Delphia Howard. Tuesday Potluck at 6:45 p.m. Country club. Snowball Social Club at 1:30 p.m. with surprise entertainment. Linger Longer club picnic at 6:50 p.m. Sunset Park. Harmony club and families picnic supper at 7:00 p.m. Sunset Park. Presbyterian prayer service 9:00 a.m. church. Sunshine Community club bake exchange at 2:00 p.m. Mrs Lyle Romine.
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Knights of Columbus
St. James Hall
Sunset Park
A.M.E
Delphia Howard
Lloyd Enke
Harmony Club
Sunshine Community Club
Lyle Romine
Couple Wed Monday In Wapello Church
Louise B. Anderson of Des Moines and Scott W. Dowson of Columbus Junction were married July 24 at the Wapello Methodist church. Rev. Leonard Tinker officiated. The couple will reside on the Lawson farm east of Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Louise B. Anderson
Des Moines
Scott W. Dowson
Wapello
Leonard Tinker
Methodist Church
Surprise party honors Bobby Stalder on fourth birthday
Bobby Stalder was guest of honor Friday afternoon at a surprise birthday party planned by his mother Mrs Ray Stalder. Guests included Karen Pohren Dean Pohren Nancy Phyllis Johnnie Miller Terry Knight Randy Unzieker Marquita Jerry Ronnie Stalder Kenny Denny Wirth of Chicago. The celebration featured balloons games birthday cake ice cream and kool aid with a large lawn table for refreshments.
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Bobby Stalder
Ray Stalder
Bobby
Aarge
Karen
Dean Pohren
Nancy
Phyllis
Johnnie Miller
Terry Knight
Randy Unzieker
Marquita
Jerry
Ronnie Stalder
Kenny
Denny Wirth
Chicago
General Meeting of Christian Women's Fellowship Held at Church
The Christian Women's Fellowship met at the Christian church at 2 00 p m Friday with 35 members and four guests. Mae Davis opened with an Indian Prayer. The program covered four groups study service worship with talks by Mrs Randall Mrs Beenblossot Mrs Randall Sr and Mrs Putman. Refreshments were served by Group III and the executive board held a brief follow up on current business.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
The
Christian Church
Mae Davis
Miss Davis
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Labor Day
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Randall
Harold Beenblossot
Clarence Randall Sr
William Putman
Virgil Karll
Ann Judson Circle Hosts Women of Baptist Church Play
The Ann Judson circle entertained Baptist women Friday with the play Songs, Sand and Sagebrush directed by Carol Forgey. Mrs. Paul Thayer sang with piano accompaniment, and a business meeting followed with a love gift offering.
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Ann Judson
Baptist Church
John Dodd
Earl C. Lonefellow
Keith Williams
Donald Oss
National President Visits West Chester WRC Chapter
West Chester Womens Relief Corps hosts national president Harriet McCullough of Des Moines with members from Washington Kalona and Keota. The group highlights $1 313.58 in relief work this year and last year’s $1 000, funding canned foods fire aid and veteran support. The meet honors the corps and promotes patriotism including flag presentations.
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West Chester
J. W. Baker Women's Relief Corps of
WRC
Washington
Kalona
Keota
Harriet McCullough
Des Moines
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
West Chester Corps
West Chester Group
Abbie Boyer
Dora Pulver
Eva Robertson
Cecil Robertson
Emma Ralston
Marys Banks
Dot Bauer
Ida Hough
Laura Shultz
Mable Griffith Florence Woodford
Lucile K
American Legion Plans and Meetings For Coming Year
The American Legion outlines plans for the year with monthly business meetings on the first Tuesday and social meetings on the third Tuesday. The post club rooms in the city hall will host sessions, including a Know Your Legion series to educate members about the organization. Commander Ray urges strong attendance at the opening meeting next Tuesday at 8. The committee will propose by law amendments affecting all members.
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WRC
Navy
Army
Coast Guard
GAR
Los Angeles
Rapp
Legion Club
Ray
Theyre the Best Friendliness Shines in Surprise Birthday
Melvin Halterman praises Washington people after a birthday surprise at Montgomery Ward. He notes warm welcomes and smiles from coworkers and townsfolk, saying the day proved the community’s friendliness beyond measure. He looked forward to more good wishes as the celebration continued at the State.
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Melvin Halterman
Washington
Mr. Halterman
Uusual
Montgomery Ward
Mer. Halterman
Local man praises Washington as home after moving from Omaha
Mr Halterman, a year resident of Washington and former Omahaan, attended an ice cream social hosted by the Rodney Arnold family. He praised Washington’s people, noting the cafe where his wife works and sharing kind words about the community.
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Halterman
Rodney Arnold
Washington
Omaha
Nebraska
Virgin Forests of the Great Smoky Mountains
The Great Smoky mountains of North Carolina hold 200000 acres of virgin timber. They contain the nation’s most extensive virgin red spruce and hardwood forests.
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Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
America
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