Patricia Edgar and Kermit Jenkins Wed at Edgar Home
Patricia Edgar and Kermit Jenkins married in a 2:30 p.m. Sunday ceremony at the Edgar home in Crawfordsville. Bride wore a pink linen suit and carried a white Bible with orchid. reception followed for immediate families. The bride, ISTC graduate, will teach in Ainsworth. groom is a State University of Iowa student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Jo Hamilton
Quentin Jenkins
Edgar
W. H. Hotle
Washington
W. J. Edgar
Crawfordsville
Nancy Edgar
Rosemary Jenkins
Chester Cherryholmes
ISTC
Jenkins
Crawfordville High School
Iowa State Teacher’s College
Cedar Falls
Ainsworth
State University of Iowa
Temperature Recorder A Self-contained Thermometer On Market
A self-contained temperature recorder provides continuous records of temperatures in refrigerated trucks railway cars warehouses ships and retail store units and has been placed on the market.
Social Calendar outlines weekly club events in St James
A detailed list of Tuesday to Friday gatherings across local groups including St James Study Club KP hall Pythian Sisters CES Ainsworth Chapter Rosemary club WSCS Pleasant Hill Merrymakers Snowball Social U and I clubs and numerous church circles with times locations and hostesses such as Mrs. Shannon Mrs. Bell Mrs. Hoyle Mrs. Freel and Mrs. Dusenbery, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Tom Cannon
Marion
R. E. Shannon
Pythian Sisters
Ainsworth
Rosemary Club
Raymnd Bell
WSCS
Methodist
Pleasant Hill
Howard Hoyle
Merrymakers
Wayne Freel
Raymond Whisler
U and I
Stella Genkinger
New York Builds 24 Million Terminal With Heated Pipe System
A New York bus terminal costing 24 million dollars uses 85,000 feet of buried pipe in concrete. A snowplow keeps access clear as a new oil type warms the pipes to melt snow and ice on the ramp surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Feed producers may boost profits by heavier slaughter weights
Beef cattle operations with ample feed can raise market cattle to higher slaughter weights and grades, potentially increasing profitability.
Engagement announced for Miss Ann Francis of Texas
Mrs Fayne Francis of Lake View Texas announces the engagement of her daughter Ann to Sgt Milton Andrew Whiting son of Mr and Mrs H J Whiting of Crawfordsville Miss Francis is the daughter of Mrs Francis and the late Edward Clay Francis She is a graduate of Waco High School and a medical technician For Sgt Whiting a Crawfordsville graduate he has served in the Army four years and is stationed at Lowry Air Base Denver Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayne Francis
Lakeview
Texas
Ann
Milton Andrew Whiting
H. J. Whiting
Crawfordsville
Miss Francis
Francis
Edward Clay Francis
Waco
Set. Whiting
Lowry Air Base
Denver
Colorado
Fread Bailey Wedding in Mount Pleasant
Margaret Alys Fread daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Fread of Winfield and ESTA James Bernard Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Bailey of Mount Pleasant united in marriage at ten o clock Saturday morning at the Methodist church in Mount Pleasant Rev Marlin conducted the double ring ceremony attended by immediate families. The bride wore a navy gabardine suit with red rosebud corsage. Attendant Mrs Reed Jones wore white gabardine with red corsage. The groom wore a blue navy uniform. A reception followed at the Bernard Bailey home with rosebud decor and wedding gifts from the couple's younger brothers. The bride is a 1951 Winfield high school graduate. the groom is in Navy Electrical School at Great Lakes and a 1949 Mount Pleasant High School graduate. The couple will live with the groom’s parents in Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Alys Fread
Lee Roy Fread
Winfield
Esta James Bernard Bailey
Bernard Bailey
Mount Pleasant
Methodist Church
Marlin
Reed Jones
Rev
Winfield High School
Navy Electrical School
Great Lakes
Illinois
Sheaffer Pen Company
Navy
Washington
L. B. Shidler
Brighton
J. A. Kolosick
Additional Regulations For Fortnightly Garden Club Show
Fortnightly flower show rules extend exhibitor limits to one entry per division. A What is it table will display rare specimens. Table setting exhibitors must manage their own tables. A plant sale table invites plant donations. The show occurs Thursday at Legion hall with 2:30 PM talk by judge Mrs. Nemmers of Walcott on placings and arranging tips.
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Legion Hall
Helen Dickinson and Lawrence Brown Marry in Richland
Helen Dickinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dickinson of near Packwood wed Lawrence Brown son of Mr and Mrs Willard Brown at Richland Methodist church on Sunday May 27 The Rev Willard Peterson officiated at two o clock A nuptial music recital featured Eloise McCreery with Linnie Brown as maid of honor The bridal gown was white satin and lace with a full court train The couple will live on a farm west of Richland and the bride will return to teaching at Clay Independent School after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lois Dickinson
Lloyd Dickinson
Packwood
Lawrence Brown
Willard Brown
Richland Methodist Church
Willard Peterson
H. L. Nordyke
Eloise McCreery
Ollie
Linnie Brown
Marcalene Bonniter
Sandra
Dickie Dickinson
Nial Dickinson
Keota
William Whitaker
Oskaloosa
Harold Dickinson
Mr. Brown
Charles Dickinson
H. Dickinson
N. Dickinson
Orville Hradek
Kermit Ward
Alfred Wallrich
W. M. Peiffer
Nellie Dodder
Richland
Clay Independent School
Swartzendruber Buckwalter Wedding at Wellman Mennonite Church
Betty Jean Swartzendruber and Royce E. Buckwalter united in marriage at Wellman Mennonite Church Friday evening. The ceremony featured punted nuptial music by a quartet and a gown of white marquisette over taffeta with lace inserts. One hundred guests attended the reception at the bride’s home. Out of town guests traveled from Lebanon Pennsylvania Upland California Hydro Oklahoma and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman Mennonite
Betty Jean Swartzendruber
J. W. Swartzendruber
Royce E. Buckwalter
Roy Buckwalter
P. J. Blosser
Kathryn Steckley
Phyllis Whetstine
Willie Miller
Ernest Yutzy
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Buelah Heck
A miscellaneous shower honored Buelah Heck who will marry Paul Pacha next Thursday. The event, at St. James social hall, featured hostesses Mrs. Wilmer Kauffman and Mrs. Joe Weiss, advice for the bride and a recipe file. Out of town guests included Moran and Moran Jr. families from Rock Island, plus visitors from Milan Davenport Oskaloosa and Washington, with about 30 guests in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buelah Heck
Paul Pacha
St. James
Wilmer Kauffman
Joe Weiss
Ed Heck
Lee Moran
Frank Moran Jr
Frank Moran
Coleen
Rock Island, III
Leland Moran
Phyllis
Marilyn
Milan
Ill
June Kerr
Davenport
Molly
Rachel Monast
Oskaloosa
Jeraldine Dyson
Delta
John Pacha
Mary Theresa
Ann
Brighton
Donna Kay Adam
Protection through paint guards metal roofs and gutters
Exposed metal surfaces like roofs and gutters resist corrosion when properly painted. Regular coating prevents deterioration and unnecessary repairs by creating a protective barrier.
White Shrine Bridge Club Records Honors At Meet
White Shrine Bridge group met at Masonic temple Monday afternoon for its regular session of cards. Mrs. E B Hammer and Mrs. Sam Sigafoose hosted while Mrs. T A Flenner and Mrs. Clarence Richards earned scoring honors. Hosts treated the group to refreshments at Winga's cafe afterward. A potluck luncheon is planned for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Georganne Berdo
Christian Women’s Fellowship of Christian Church
Earl Dusenbery
Carol Brewer
C. C. Niffenegger
Country Club
T. A. Flenner
Silver
Methodist Circle No. II
Delta Alpha
Hal Richards
Vina Manassier
Woman's Guild
St. Paul’s
Evangelical and Reformed
HBO Club
Lawrence Libe
Masonic Temple
E. B. Hammer
Sam Sigafoose
Clarence Richards
Winga’s
Hospital Casts Net of Tonsillectomies and Surgeries
At the hospital Monday Joe Nelson Washington medical Jack Howard Crawfordsville medical. Today Bill Hagie Washington medical. Tonsillectomies today Mrs Leon Worrell Joyce Zieglowsky Frances Johnson all Washington David Varney Keota Dan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
Washington
Jack Howard
Crawfordsville
Bill Hagie
Leon Worrell
Joyce Zieglowsky
Frances Johnson
David Varney
Keota
Dan
Favors Girls Rhaematic fever kills more girls than boys
A report notes higher mortality among girls due to rhaematic fever compared with boys. Health officials caution about misreporting and urge targeted prevention and treatment measures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patricia Edgar
Kermit Jenkins
W. H. Edgar
Patricia
Charles Jenkins
Ernest Ford
Sid Jerome
Double Value Sun
Jom Duncan
Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian Church
Etieine Spenser
Ili
Tic. Park
Women's Missionary Society of UP Church
W. J. Masson
Friendship Club
Alvin Shaw
Nina Bower
A. J. Votruba
Ferne Rold
John Kurtz
The
EB BE. Stutsman
Sunset Park
Everett Smith
Emma Barnett
Sam Turkington
Gilbert Mills
Maynard Brown
Ben D. Bruns
Darrel Ross
William Sitler
Helen Dickinson
R.I.P
UR. J. Pl
Travelers Insurance Company
Paul R
Horak
Meet
Young America
Janice Hora
Arthur Hora
Riverside
Janice
Lorden Music CO
Lois Swartzendruber
Dorothea Swartzendruber
Glennis Steckley
Willis Roth
Marlin Stutzman
Don Bash
Eber Diener
Einer Stolzfus
W. S. Guengerich
Noah Guengerich
Robert
Upland
Calif
Elmer M. Books
Gladys
James EK. Templin
Lebanon
Emery Hartzler
Gosheh
Ind
Daniel
Carl Dean
Harold
Maurice Slagell
Hydro
Okla
White Shrine
Washington County
Electaias
C. of C
Nie Pine
Columbus City
Tos Pease Jr
Markwell
Nicola & Harmor
Guther
Stuain
Iowa
Townsley Tract
Chautauqua Grounds
Armory
Highway 92
Washington Kiwanis Club
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