Fritz Wehr Wedding at East Pleasant Plain
Louise Fritz daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew B Fritz of Brighton wed Harold J Wehr son of Mr and Mrs Matt Wehr of Keota in St Josephs church East Pleasant Plain. Double ring ceremony officiated by Father Paul C Wetzstein with bridal party in blue and yellow and a reception for fifty at the bride’s home.
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Louise Fritz
Matthew B. Fritz
Brighton
Harold J. Wehr
Matt Wehr
Keota
St. Joseph’s Church
East Pleasant Plain
Paul C. Wetzstein
Pbride
Ruth Maxine Fritz
Kay Ann
Fay Ann
Sylvester Soboski
Raymond Wehr
Virginia Wehr
Loretta Fritz
Bertha Pacha
Helen Pacha
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Byron Snider
Rural Womens Club
Lloyd Humston
Transportation
Women's Guild of St. Paul &Vangelica
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Priday
Shirley Herr Is Honored at Party
ENIA June 2 Correne Edmondson hosted a party honoring Miss Shirley Herr. Guests created a scrapbook, presented a Firestoneware set, and enjoyed pink and white decor with ice cream cupcakes and coffee. Attendees included Orvetta Lampe Bellview IA Elizabeth Reece Columbus Junction Betty Herr Zo Herr Virgil Hering Austin Evans Marian Stephens Georgia Reany Norma Clegg John Elliott Floyd Edmondson and Myra.
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Elizabeth Reece
Columbus Junction
Betty Herr
Zo Herr
Virgil Hering
Austin Evans
Marian Stephens
Georgia Reany
Norma Clegg
John Elliott
Floyd Edmondson
Myra
Mrs Wehr Wedding Details Highlight Local Couple
Mrs Fritz becomes Mrs Wehr after graduating from Brighton high school and Parsons college Fairfield. She taught in rural Jefferson and Washington counties. The groom, now farming west of Washington, served 23% years in the army including England with the sth Air Force. They plan an announced honeymoon and will reside in Washington.
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Fritz
Wehr
Brighton High School
Parsons College
Fairfield
Jefferson
Washington
England
Sth Air Force
Cream Puffs and Pie Crusts From A Home Kitchen
Simple guide shows how to make cream puffs with basic batter, bake times, and fillings. Also explains a streamlined corn flakes crust pie and a berry refrigerator pie with gelatin and cornstarch to chill. Includes practical tips for serving with whipped cream or custard.
Cotter Westminster Guild Meets in June Session
The Cotter Westminster guild met with Mrs Dorothy Boyd and 17 members present. Devotionals were led by Maryella Devis and Helen Kilgore. They studied All Aboard for Grinnell from Womens and Missions. Evelyn Quigley read an article on singing hymns and daily tasks for stewardship. A White Cross quota letter was discussed and a committee appointed to arrange materials. Hostess family provided refreshments. Next meeting with Margaret Arthur on June 12.
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Cotter
Cotter Westminster Guild
Dorothy Boyd
Maryella Devis
Helen Kilgore
Grinnell
Evelyn Quigley
White Cross
Roberta
Betty Lou
Lars Kemley
Claudine Kilgore
Margaret Arthur
Pfiefers Mark 20th Wedding Anniversary at Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Otto Pfiefer observed their 20th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 1 with a relatives gathering. A bountiful dinner followed by ice cream and cake was served. Attending were Wendel Pfiefer and many Pfiefer relatives including Frank Andrews Guido Stemple Harley Paxton and several Fritchen family members.
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Otto Pfiefer
F. M Andrews
Bud I Fritchen
Glenn Brostrom
Birthday wishes across a Three Quarter Century era
A birthday section notes George J. Norman turning 79 and several anniversaries and birthdays including Elmer and Riverside, Paul and his wife observing their fourth anniversary, William Wagene Arthur, Mary Jane Lemley, Harold Messenger Jr, Russell Herr, and thanks from Mrs. Roy Mallory and Mrs. Myrtle Poole among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Norman
Elmer Steele
Riverside
Paul Hanson
Mary Jane Lemley
Wellston
Harold Messenger, Jr
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A busy sequence of social events fills the week with D A R and Pythian Sisters gatherings, nurses’ meeting, Harmony Club, and several club activities at farms, community buildings, and private homes. Notable items include Gamma Psi Beta Sigma Phi and E S chapters meeting, Masonic temple breakfast, and a Rural Womens tea.
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Beta Sigma
H. C. Snyder
China government wards off strike in Shanghai curfew
The Chinese government used a curfew to suppress a threatened general strike organized by student leaders in Shanghai. The move aimed to quell protests and maintain order as authorities condemn the planned action.
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China
Shanghai
Rebekah Meeting Friday Evening guest to issue commissions
Mrs. Rosa Heninger of Sigourney, past president of the Rebekah assembly, will be a guest at Friday night’s meeting. She will issue commissions to those wishing to recite the unwritten part of the ritual. Special courtesy will be given to the noble grands of the lodge.
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Rosa Heninger
Sigourney
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekahs
State government operates 398 cars and 214 trucks
Iowa records show state agencies excluding the highway commission and state education institutions use 398 passenger automobiles and 214 trucks, an increase of 2 vehicles since 1940. The fleet, across 46 divisions, includes 142 passenger cars for the highway patrol and a car pool of eleven for officials such as the governor and secretary of state.
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Pes Moines
IDPA
Iowa
The
Highway Commission
State Board of Education
Highway Patrol
Restrictions and Censorship Tighten as Mass Arrests Rise
The government faces pressure from workers amid restrictions and censorship. Economic concessions and cost-of-living wage increases are believed to have eased tensions, but authorities continue mass arrests to maintain control.
Mrs Howard Fisher Hosts Riverside Club Gathering
Mrs Howard Fisher entertained the club at her Riverside area home on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Guy Gerot Mrs Fred Kucera and children Mrs Floyd Fisher Patsy and Jerry Mrs Ted Gerot and son Mrs Ed Kucera Mrs Robert Geret and son Mrs Robert Nicola and children. Piano music by Nsetty Fisher and guessing games opened the event with prizes won by Mrs Fred Kucera Mrs Ted Geret and Maxine Nicola. Mrs Robert Nicola will host the club on June 12.
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Howard Fisher
Riverside
Guy Gerot
Fred Kucera
Floyd Fisher
Patsy
Jerry
Ted Gerot
Ed Kucera
Robert Geret
Robert Nicola
Nsetty Fisher
Ted Geret
Maxine Nicola
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Ine
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William Wagene Arthur
Miro
Robert E. Arthur
Russell David Herr
Ralph Herr
Roy Mallory
Chicago
Myrtle Poole
Green Scuire
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Kustom.fit
Rayon
J. C. Carris
K. P. Hall
Nurses
Harmony Club
Marvin Warnock
Red Horsers
Raymond Edwards Farm
Mt. Pleasant
Irust Us Club
W. C. McFadden
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Merry Makers Club
Frank Leeper
Ecoiuntry Club
Friendly Circle Club
Howard Greiner
Masonic Temple
Co. O. C
Mable Griffith
Gerdes
Pansy Hill Club
Alvin Kephart
Independent Club
James Swift
Howell Owens
Ruth Nichol
Eastern Star
Boone
Rebekah