Stewart Party Heads to Ohio and Mission Meeting
Mr and Mrs Richard A Stewart and daughters Patty Lynda Finney and Helen Finney leave for Galion Ohio to visit Mrs Stewart's parents then take a three week vacation They will travel to Washington DC where Mrs Stewart will serve as Keokuk Presbytery delegate to the national Woman s General Missionary society meeting June 6 to 10 They will visit Philadelphia and New York before returning to Gabion to gather the rest of the party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Stewart
Patty
Lynda
Mable
Helen Finney
Galion
Ohio
New York City
Gabion
Fresh eggs and local notes from town retail
Fresh eggs are 21c per dozen at Reister Bros. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bickel and daughter Verna returned from Mt. Pleasant. Miss Bickel visited Iown Wesleyan. Clara Ropers returns to work in Fort Wayne after Memorial Day visit with her mother Mrs. Katherine Ropers. Mrs Grace Wotter of Riverside shopped yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reister Bros
W. F. Bickel
Verna
Mt. Pleasant
Miss Bickel
Iown Wesleyan
Clara Ropers
Fort Wayne, Ind
Katherine Ropers
Weekend Guests and Memorial Day Travels Across Iowa
Des Moines visitors Donald Peacock and Mary Hal joined Steve Jones for a Saturday afternoon visit. Cedar Rapids hosted Mr and Mrs Douglas Smith for a weekend with relatives. Ward traveled to Duluth Minnesota to visit daughter Florence Park. Chicago couples Albert and Joseph Koenigsmark spent Memorial Day and the weekend in town at the Music home. Memphis Missouri residents Paul Kutzner and children visited Harold Kline and L J Kehoe families in Webster City for the wedding of Joe Kehoe and Catherine Clare. Bloomfield’s Walter Lake and daughter Mary Elouise traveled to Milo Sorden home with Mrs Lake remaining for hosting duties. Lake and Sorden attended the Iowa Bandmasters association three day convention in Cedar Rapids. The Sordens hosted Lake and family will return Wednesday. Frances Stewart and Merle Quail of Chicago arrive to spend a week with Mrs C W Stewart. Virginia Braunshausen returned to Minneapolis after Memorial Day weekend with her parents in Des Moines, while Mrs James Griffin returned home from Des Moines. Dr and Mrs C A Boice and Sevilla of Fort Leavenworth left for Chicago to visit Tom Anderson’s home. Miss Boice will visit family before returning to work. Dr and Mrs Boice then head to Cleveland to attend American Medical Association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lake
Mary Elouise
Bloomfield
Milo Sorden
Virginia Braunshausen
Minneapolis
Minn
James Griffin
Des Moines
John Braunshausen
C. A. Boice
Sevilla
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Chicago
Tom Anderson
Miss Boice
Standings Show National and American Leagues Tight in Early Season
National League standings list Brooklyn and Pittsburgh near .400 with Philadelphia and St. Louis trailing. American League shows Philadelphia leading followed by Tow teams, with Washington and Detroit midpack. Monday results include Cincinnati over New York and St. Louis over Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gcbecs
Brooklyn
Omecimmiatt
Pittsburgh
Osreb
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
M. Cooper
Wyatt
Derringer
Carpenter
Heintzelman
Lamanna
Lee
Hughes
W. L. Pet. Ocreverane Ou
Pourrait Aia Ecm
Agriogt
Bicktane le Isha Ae
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Peek
Trout
Harris
Bugby
Leonard
Auker
Knott
Local and visiting relatives gather for weddings and graduations
Detroit residents and Buckeye Lake guests join Vera Stutsman’s wedding party in Ottumwa. Adrian Sutton earns a bachelor of science in physics at Iowa Wesleyan College as family members attend ceremonies in Mt. Pleasant. Other local visitors include Mrs. Glassburn from Chicago with newborn Diane, and Dr. Clara Gray returning from Chicago where Dudley Gray had surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Sutten
Iowa Wesleyan College
J. A. Sutton
Charles
Robert
Mt. Pleasant
Clara Gray
Chicago
Dudley Gray
Dr. Gray
Ada Gray Hollingsworth
Rainbow Girls Plan Fort Dodge Assembly Attendance
Thirty members of the Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic temple to discuss attending the Grand Assembly in Fort Dodge on June 11 32 and 23. They voted to hold a Sunset Park picnic on the evening of June 16 before the regular temple meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Grand Assembly
Fort Dodge
Sunset Park
Temple
Lily-White Feet and Secrets in a Small Town Kitchen
A narrator begs her mother for a stamp and hides lipstick, joking about beauty advice from a “News” column. She resents housework, frets over a Romeo, and schemes to charm Jimmie while keeping domestic talk from sparking gossip. The scene blends humor with flirtatious mischief in a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Romeo
Lambkins
Sybil
Hope Marries Beauty Columnist’s Message in Quiet Victory
In a domestic scene, Hope wants to marry Jimmie and wins blessing from Mrs. Dale. Maybelle Lejeune’s beauty column persuades the mother, while Hope cleans and discovers her mother’s secret letter. Attic lockup reveals a truth that shifts Hope toward contentment and a mother’s quiet triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Mrs. Dale
Maybelle Lejeune
Joan of Arc
Jimmie
Garden Club Hosts Annual Show and Sale at Trinity Church
The Riverside Garden Club staged its 44th annual meeting and banquet at Trinity Methodist Church. Attendees included the Riverside High School class of 1941 and H C Borup with Mrs Borup. Guests from the community and faculty joined in a program on labor and national defense, with officers and committees named for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Trinity Church
Riverside
Riverside High School
Trinity Methodist Church
H. C. Borup
Borup
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Joseph Hartzler
John Edward Tener
Egnet Blaine Bell
Wilma Jane Tener
Dorothy Meeks
Leo C. Critz
Eunice Craig
John Bates
John R. Yeggsy
Richard Buchwalter
Eunice Craix
Labor
National Defense
Leon Karel
Walter Beranex
Clifford Flynn
Norval Flynn
Lee Norris
Norris
Light direction effects on glare noted in IChemE study
The Best Light Diagonal light from above skylights and monitor windows surpasses side windows for illumination. In the northern hemisphere, light from the north is least likely to be hard and glaring.
Birthday Party Honoring Mrs. Gammon With T.S.C. Club
Mrs. Ted Gammon hosted eight T.S.C. members with husbands and guests for a birthday gathering Thursday. Four tables of five hundred capped the night with high and low scores awarded to couples, plus prizes. Refreshments included escaloped chicken and angel food cake with strawberries, and a red white and blue color scheme graced the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Gammon
T.S.C. Club
Boyd
Sanders
Richard Hagist
Alma Sharp
Lauralee Teets
Harold Teets
Lauralee
Kenny
Denny Willis
JoAnn Sanders
Dickie Gammon
Clark Willis and
Oregon State
Do You Know Milk as the Near-Perfect Food
Question and answer from a sanitary engineer of the county health unit describe Grade A milk as the most nearly perfect food. It provides protein for tissue, carbohydrates for energy, minerals for bones and teeth, and vitamins for general well being. If milk were less bulky it would be perfect.
Enroll for Bible School at Junction and Local Obituaries
In Columbus Junction on June 3 enrollment reached 56 for the daily vacation Bible school at Columbus City. Classes meet at United Presbyterian and Methodist churches under Rev Harold C Irwin and helpers. Funeral services for William B Shellabarger 81 were held at Grandview church with burial at Indian Creek Cemetery. Robert Reaney graduated with distinction from the University law department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
United Presbyterian
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Daily Vacation Bible School
Columbus City
United Presbyterian and Methodist
Harold C. Irwin
Harold Graham
A. J. Zion
Shellabarger
William B. Shellabarger
Grandview
Grandview Community
Cale Larsen
Indian Creek
Here
Live Wire Four-H Girls Club at Ames State Convention
The Live Wire Four-H girls club attended the state convention in Ames from June 11 to 14. Rev. John H. Gabriel of Davenport visited Friday with Mrs Priscilla Gabriel at Columbus City. Mrs Bk. R. Lacey and daughter Mrs Mabel Gee of Independence visited Saturday with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
John H. Gabriel
Davenport
Priscilla Gabriel
Columbus City
Bk. R. Lacey
Mabel Gee
Independence
Carlsbad Caves Formed Over 60 Million Years Ago
Geologists estimate the Carlsbad caverns began forming about 60 million years ago at the end of the Age of Dinosaurs. Water seepage into large limestone deposits created the caverns many sculptured formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad Caverns
Reunion Banquet Committee Members Honored
The account praises committee members Rhea Warren Hoover Winnie Deal Beiter Ola Hamston Risk and Bertha Hay Miller for their hard work in a successful class reunion banquet. It notes two grandsons from Battle Creek Michigan, Stephen and Donald, with their parents Harold and Mrs Richardson, as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Warren Hoover
Winnie Deal Beiter
Ola Hamston Risk
Bertha Hay Miller
Bertha
H. G. Richardson
Battle Creek
Mich
Harold Richardson
Stephen
Donald
Card of Thanks from John Strain and Family
The Strain family thanks neighbors and friends for expressions of sympathy and for the assistance of singers and casket bearers during their time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strain
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Reported
In today’s want ads, several individuals were dismissed from the hospital including Robert and Marcella Boileau of Washington Joan Harland of West Chester Mrs Ezra Smith of Washington route 3 and Mrs Clarence Brown of Brighton. Lester Hanlon of Brighton was admitted this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert and
Marcella Boileau
Washington
Joan Harland
West Chester
Ezra Smith
Route 3
Clarence Brown
Brighton
Lester Hanlon
Book Learning Shaped Pioneer American Women
A historical note argues that although many pioneer women lacked formal schooling, they believed daughters needed substantial book learning equal to brothers to compete in the new world.
Shasta Daisies Require Bud Pruning First Year
The note explains that Shasta daisies bloom themselves to death in the first year if all buds are left intact. To prevent this, some buds should be removed to promote healthier flowering.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penney
Wolf Floral CO
Grace Wotter
Donald Peacock
Mary Halpin
Steve Jones
Douglas Smith
Cedar Rapids
L. B. Ward
Duluth, Minn
Florence Park
Albert and
Joseph Koenigsmark
Music Home
Paul Kutzner
Memphis, Mo
Harold Kline
L. J. Kehoe
Helen
Laura
Webster City
Joe Kehoe
Catherine Clare
Frances Stewart
Merle Quail
C. W. Stewart
Summen Ensembles
Klein Klothing KO
South Side Square
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU Service
Carl E. Ropers and Sons
Gerry and
Tommy
Detroit, Mich
H. Witthoft
Virginia Meyer
Buckeye Lake
Elda Bekemeier
Hubbard
KE. E. Stutsman
Vera Stutsman
Courtney Kline
Waterloo
Jimmy Arnold
Yarmouth
Wilma Arnold
Earle Mason
Emma Heek
Dubuque
John Glassburn
Diane
Glassburn
Darlene van Meter
S. P. Finch
W. A. Bealer
Iowa City
Y.W.C.A. Board
Y.W
Ethel MccCreedy
Harriet Coulter
Donald EK. Mast
Burbank
Calif
Mr. Mast
T. M. Mast
California
Iowa
Ottumwa
Rainbow
Marie Bell
Blains Gerot
Esther Hardy
Cleo Burich
Donald Birka
Kenneth Kern
Donald Meeks
Kenneth Rada
United States Navy
San Diego
Ainsworth
Craig Rummelhart
Hills
Roy Alt
Glenn Pldridge
Anna Griffin
John W. Tener
Leo
Crits
and Myre
CIA
Bible
Junction
Robert Reaney
J. E. Reaney
Law
University of Town
Norma Davis
Carlsbad Caves
Sinclair
East Washington Street
Marvin Buckwalter
Sinclair Station
East Washington St
Homer Stephen Optometrist
Shasta Daisies
Lei
Ek Bn
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