Sheraden and Tucker Wed in Richland Church Ceremony
Louise Sheraden daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon L Sheraden Richland and Robert D Tucker son of Mr and Mrs William Tucker Richland were married Sunday at 2 PM in the Friends church Richland Rev A C Roach officiated in a double ring ceremony Flowers of the season decorated the church Attendants included Evelyn Sheraden Marilyn Sheraden Joy Lynn Harold Tucker ushers and Charles Mowery Dale Zerig Ralph Hook Clair Chacey The couple resides at 2903 13th Ave Rock Island Illinois where the groom works at John Deere factory The groom served three years in the European theater with the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Sheraden
Vernon L. Sheraden
Richland
Robert D. Tucker
Rock Island, I
William Tucker
Priends
A. C. Roach
Jesse Linder, Moline
Raymond Steinbeck
Rock Island, Jr
Harold Tucker
Charles Mowery
Packwood
Dale Zerig
Muscatine
Ralph Hook
East Pleasant Plain
Clair Chacey
Ollie
France
W. L. Smith
Elmer Morrison
Richard Schiebel
Joe
Jimmy
Claude Tucker
Claude Randall
Emma Fetters
Washington
Joy Lynn
Judith Ann
Rock Island
Rollaway Cots Offer Compact Guest Sleep Solution
The homemaker facing weekend overflow can add one or two rollaway cots to the storage closet. These beds fold in the middle and tuck away when not in use, providing extra sleeping space without permanent furniture.
Social calendar notes and club meetings listed
Notice invites SunShine club Mrs John Koehler meets and draws names. Pilotburg Ladies Aid Mrs Ferne Bishop. Delta Alpha Sunday school class Mrs L R Carbee 523 W Main St Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Bible study Prov 1 5 chapters Friendly Circle entertainment OES pinochle postponed. Masonic hour of remembrance OBS. Legion Hall children 20 members. West Chester Methodist class Mrs Merle Beckels. Presbyterian Ladies Aid 2:30 p m Past Matrons dinner 6 30 Masonic temple. Rebekah Lodge 8 p m I C C F hall St Pauls Womans Guild 1 50 p m U P church Ruth Nichol Missionary U P society 2 p m dessert Independent club luncheon 12 30 Kennedy. Woman's Missionary Society 2 15 p m church. Change of meeting place noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SunShine Club
John Koehler
Roll Call
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Ferne Bishop
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
L. R. Carbee
W. Main St
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Friendly Circle Club
Lyle Romine
John Sherman
Harold Patterson
O.E.S
Marsh W. Bailey
Masonic Temple
O.E
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Ehureh
Rebekah Lodge
I. C.C.F
St. Paul's Woman's Guild
Ruth
Clulx
R. m
Lander Kennedy
Woman's Missionary Society
U. P. Church
Strawberries Recipes From an Old Y W Cook Book
A collection of strawberry based preserves and desserts. Instructions include scalding berries with sugar steps for preserves, pineapple orange strawberry mix, a lemon juice method, canned strawberries that won’t float, and pies like Strawberry Julep Pie and Glazed Strawberry Pie with detailed timing and sterilization notes.
Marriage of Deborah Jean Longer to William Sample
Mr and Mrs Charles Longer announce the marriage of their daughter Deborah Jean to William Sample of Indianapolis Indiana. The ceremony was May 7 at the United States Navy hospital chapel in Astoria Oregon. Mr Sample was discharged from the Navy at Bremerton Washington and the couple left for Indianapolis May 25. They will reside in Indianapolis and he plans to return to his job on the New York Central railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Longer
Deborah Jean
William Sample
Indianapolis
Ind
United States Navy Hospital
Astoria
Oregon
Sample
Navy
Bremerton
Wash
Heights Club Hosts Mrs Johnson Meeting and Plans Picnic
Mrs. Mary Johnson hosted the Heights club meeting with a famine relief collection and plans for a picnic at Mrs. Wilbur Jackson's home at one o clock Tuesday afternoon June 18. The evening included visiting, bingo, and refreshments prepared by the hostess with Mrs. Walter Starr assisting. Guests included Mrs. Emery Hofer of Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Heights Club
Wilbur Jackson
Walter Starr
Emery Hofer
Seattle, Waash
Surprise Birthday Honor for Mrs Lantz at Liska Home
Mrs Lyle Lantz was celebrated at a surprise party yesterday at the Liska home to mark her 34th birthday. Organizers included Mrs Elizabeth A Liska Mrs Clifford Feldman and Mrs Raymond Jondle with guests such as John R Horak Joe A Soukup Milt Donald Birka Lyle Lantz Clifford Feldmand Jondle John Soukup and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Lantz
Liska
Elizabeth A. Liska
Clifford Feldman
Raymond Jondle
Lantz
John R. Horak
Joe A. Soukup
Milt
Donald Bi
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Meeting at K P Hall
The regular Pythian Sisters meeting convened last evening at K P hall with Mrs. Francis Crone presiding as most excellent chief. A summer break is planned with no meetings in July and August. A pot luck supper committee was named for June 25 and initiation is set for June 18 with guests from Brighton Keota and Wellman chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Francis Crone
Paul Harvey
H. C. Hotle
Ralph Martin
Crone
Brighton
Keota
Wellman
Victory special on raw vegetable salads as fat saver
A Foster serving guide lists raw vegetables as a first salad for saving fats in a world food crisis. It notes many readers may not have considered uncooked options beyond common greens, including cauliflower, broccoli, beets, turnips, carrots, cabbage, peppers, onions, cucumbers, tomatoes, celery, radishes, lettuce, watercress, and parsley.
Women’s Democrat Club Holds Meeting in Washington County
The Washington County Women’s Democrat Club met yesterday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. Al Crone was named president to fill the vacancy. Officers present included Mrs. Al Ledger who reported on the garden party held by the Women’s National Democratic Club in Washington, D. C., at Ambassador Davies’s home honoring Mrs. Harry Truman and daughter Margaret. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Charney Ragan. The next meeting is set for July 2 at 2 o’clock with Mrs. Ficher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Women's Democrat Club
Catherine Swift
al Crone
United States
Great Britain
al Ledger
Women's
National Democrat Club
Washington, D.C
Ambassador Davies
Harry Truman
Margaret
Ledger
E. C. Richtr
Charney Ragan
Ficher
Lion Jump Distance Limited by Runway Start
A lion can leap up to 25 feet with a short running start, but without a preliminary run the jump is roughly half that distance.
Birthday notices honor many local residents ages and anniversaries
A stream of birthday acknowledgments and wedding anniversaries appears for residents of Wellman Adel Wayland and Crawfordsville. Alicia Jones celebrates her SS8th birthday in the Three Quarter Century club as Dor othy Ruth Waters marks her 16th birthday and Mary Mae Turner observes a 15th birthday. The list includes Mr and Mrs Shannon on their 34th anniversary and many others with candles noted for Cele Morris Beckler and Le Roy George Pratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Jones of
Wellman
Three Quarter Century Club
John Flading
Richard Durian
Mary Mae Turner
Charles Turner
Wayland
Mary Louise Redlinger
Earl Redlinger
Ray Redlinger
Cele Morris Beckler
Perry Beckler
le Roy George Pratt
LeRoy Pratt
Des Moines
Mary Martha Class Holds June Social at Church Parlor
The Mary Martha class of the Methodist church held its June social yesterday in the church parlors. Forty women attended including two visitors from Cedar Falls, Mrs. W. W. Towers and Ethel Atkinson. Mrs. Sam Sigafoose led the business meeting followed by an interesting program. Seasonal refreshments were served from a table decorated with summer flowers. Mrs. T. F. Barker and Mr. H. M. Shever poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Methodist Church
Ceder Falls
W. W. Towers
Ethel Atkinson
Sam Sigafoose
T. F. Barker
H. M. Shever
D A R Chapter Holds June Meeting at Mrs Warfel Home
Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. R S Warfel's home with Regent Jessie B Stewart presiding. Three new members were welcomed and plans discussed for Flag Day picnic at Sunset Park and inviting the state regent to November anniversary or February Washington's birthday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. S. Warfel
Jessie B. Stewart
E. L. Stewart
C. R. McCutchen, Jr
Walter Smith
C. O. Davis
Sunset Park
Davis
Frank Crone
Besse Conger
Elizabeth Dawson
Jeanette Kyle
Stewart
Miss Kyle
Clarice Meek
Colonial Education and Colleges
State Department
State
Hugh Hall
Clara Tate
Continental Congress
David Warfel
Informal Coffee Hosts Honor Church Officials
Dr. and Mrs. Fred E. Miller hosted an informal coffee for church officials and leaders at the Methodist church parlors Monday evening. Guests included the church board members and officers of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Bowers of Cedar Falls attended. The event followed the board's monthly meeting and refreshments were served by the hosts with help from Mrs. Walter Smith and Mr. W. A. Erbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Miller
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. W. Bowers
Cedar Falls
Walter Smith
W. A. Erbe
Fortnightly Club Women Tour Gardens
Approximately 40 Fortnightly club members toured member gardens yesterday afternoon. The group visited Mrs. Marsh W. Bailey’s landscaped garden then stopped at gardens of Ivai Rehmel Davis Fisher Yard Sherman Wheelan McCleery McBride Jarvis Snakenberg Coon Dawson Griffith Wilson. Tea ended the tour at the Wilson garden with a June motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh W. Bailey
Ivai Rehmel
Charles W. Davis
FE. G. Fisher
Irene Yard
Roger Sherman
Agnes Wheelan
W. B. Dupuis
Rainbow Girls Plan Picnic and Dance at Summer Break
Rainbow Girls featured Alice Walker worthy adviser presiding at the regular Masonic temple meeting. Plans were made for a picnic and dance before summer recess. Thirty members attended with mother adviser Mrs. M L Brown. Initiation is set for June 17, the last meeting before summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Walker
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
M. L. Brown
Entertain Guests At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Lester Orr and Mrs. B F Bostwick Jr hosted a bridge luncheon at the Orr home on South Iowa Avenue with seven tables of fours. Elsie Glassburner and Mrs. D P Livingston won high scores. out of town guests included Mrs. Omer Jones and Mrs. Donald C Bell among others. The afternoon featured ornamental summer bouquets and a garden stroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Orr
B F. Bostwick, Jr
South
Iowa Avenue
Margaret McCall
Alice Walker
Elsie Glassburner
D. P. Livingston
Omer Jones
Muscatine
Donald C. Bell
Davenport
Densmore Guthrie
Moline
Ill
TI. E. Coffey
Lafe Stout, Jr
West Chester
Orrs
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Y. W. Cook Book
Mrs. W. Sample
O. K
Reber Walter
Dutro
Carlos Walling
Mer
The
State Theatre
Mrs. Lantz
Gee
Women’s Democrat Club
Lion's Leap
Dorothy Ruth Waters
Crawfordsville
Richard Stearns
Louie Kaufman
Rose Ellen Dewees
Wahneetah Goodwin
Charles Goodwin
Donald Graber
Noble
Karl Schmidt
D.A.R
R. Warfel
Life Ead
Johony
Eral Tak
Dad
Prac
Tical
Speidel
Lemmon’s Jewelry
East Side Square
AC Aea
Uae
Klothing Kompany
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