Columbus Junction Couple Wed At Dixie Free Methodist Church
Margaret Mae Cassabaum of Columbus Junction and Cpl. Eugene Kunkel of Camp LeJeune North Carolina married in a 7:30 p m ceremony at the Dixie Free Methodist Church in Columbus Junction. The double ring service featured hymns performed by Myrna Wasson Florence Pretz and Margaret Houseal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mae Cassabaum
Columbus Junction
Cpl
Eugene Kunkel
Camp LeJeune
North Carolina
Dixie Free Methodist Church
Charles Keller
Everett Cassabaum
Frank Kunkel
Yates Center
Kansas
Myrna Wasson
Florence Pretz
Margaret Houseal
Orchild
Gwen Cassabaum
Ruth Bausch
Lee Bebb
Harold Nicholson
Lee Cassabaum
Junction
Betty Jane Cassabaum
Jacquelin Louela Duncan
Joyce Shellabarger
Columbus High School
First Recorded Plymouth Marriage 1621
Governor Edward Winslow of Plymouth Colony wed Susanna White widow of William White on May 22 1621 marking the first recorded marriage in the New England colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Winslow
Plymouth Colony
Susanna White
William White
New England
Cleaning Hint for High Switch Areas
A brief note advises applying one or two coats of fresh white shellac to keep the area around high switches easy to clerk and maintain a clean appearance.
Family Night Supper At Club Draws 15 Attendees
A country club family night dinner drew a total of 15 persons including 16 guests on Thursday. Mrs Lafe Stout chaired the serving committee with flowers adorning each table. Notable attendees included Mrs H A McCleery of Washington and Denver residents Hugh Charles Louis M L Phelps Frances Miller Marsha Bailey and others. The event closed early due to a boxing bout and a flower show, with Emma Barnett in charge of dinner preparations and a June 15 next dinner planned with Mrs Jay Sellers as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Lafe Stout
Giuests
H. A. McCleery
Washington
M. L. Phelps
Hugh Charles
Louis
Denver
Colo
Herbert Blakeley
Washington, DC
Lloyd Baker
Bill
Swanson
Red Oak
Frances Miller
Marsha Bailey
Emma Barnett
Roy Sowash
Martin Whittaker
Theodore Bailey
Harold Cummings
FE. E. Stutsman
M. Cruise
Gifford Morrison
Stout
Sowash
Jay Sellers
Sobaski Twins Deliver Entertainment for Friendly Circle Guests
The Friendly Circle club met with Mrs. Glen Cuddeback on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Swift Mrs. Harold Wolf Mrs. William Sheet Mrs. Sylvester Sobaski and daughters Kay and Fay with four teen members present. Mrs. John Shellman and Mrs. Wilford Greiner organized the program. Greiner introduced the Sobaski twins who played guitar and accordion and sang. Shellman led yard games. An ice cream social was planned for Sunset Park on Monday June percent. Greiner received birthday gifts and Gary Sheets, recently ill with rheumatic fever, was showered with gifts. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Cuddeback with Mrs. Charles Greiner in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendy Circle Club
Glen Cuddeback
Robert Swift
Harold Wolf
William Sheet
Sylvester Sobaski
Kay
Fay
John Shellman
Wilford Greiner
Sunset Park
Kenneth Cuddeback
Charles Greiner
Fireplace Cleaning Tips From Old Home Guide
Brick fireplaces that have become smoked can be cleaned with a tri sodium solution. Extra stubborn stains respond to steel wool and scouring powder.
Social calendar items plotted for upcoming week
The notice lists community events from Friday to Tuesday including Rebekah lodge and IOOF meetings, a children's day practice, Indian Creek school reunion, basket dinner, trail rides, WSCS and KP meetings, a Memorial service reminder, and various club activities with times and locations across Crawfordsville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Lyle Lowe
Crawfordsville
HJ Club Meeting Honors Former Member and Guests
Mrs TeBockhorst hosted the HJ Club meeting at her home with fourteen regular members present. Guests included Mrs Lamont Kelly Mrs Cletus Kron and Mrs Dale Duwn. The program featured games contests prizes and a Red Cross collection all led by Mrs George Zeck with a door prize to Mrs Ernest Strum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schnoebeien
HJ Club
Urban TeBockhorst
Lamont Kelly
Cletus Kron
Dale Duwn
George Zeck
Red Cross
Dale Marek
Norman Shalla
Joe Te Bockhorst
Ernest Strum
Marek
Joe TeBockhorst
West Chester Bible Class Hosts Cooperative July Luncheon
Mrs. Clement Griffith hosted the C C C class at her home with Mrs. A S Van Trump as co host. In president absence Mrs. Irvin Coffey led devotions and business. A July 3 luncheon at the church will invite guests and feature patriotic program reviews on Mexico and Red China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo DeLong
Mexico
Doc Ragpicker
China
St Pauls Women Guild Hosts Guest Day Program
St Pauls Women’s Guild held a guest day with 35 members 16 guests and 18 children present. Mrs Walter Westen led devotional the candle meditation featured several members and duets and solos performed by members. New member Mrs Antone Hotle joined the group and a Bible contest quiz and musical contests were conducted. Refreshments followed the closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Women's Guild
Walter Westen
Westen
Raymond Landau
Adolph Guenter
Henry Lanning
Everette Westen
Fred Kleinschmidt
Carl Ziegolwsky
Kleinschmidt
Hotle
Charles Churchill
Charles Zieglowsky
Lanning
Guenther
Fred Neuhart
Lunning
Russell Plecker
Neuhart
Kate Schmitt
Fleur de Lis Members List Accomplishments
The Fleur de Lis club met with Mrs. Boyd Foster hosting. Thirteen members and two guests attended as Mrs. Miles Stout, the president, led the business session. Members shared winter accomplishments and handwork, with Rex Crandall explaining aluminum tray etching and demonstrating the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur de Lis Club
Boyd Foster
Miles Stout
Sam Sigafoose
George Horn
Rex Crandall
Lloyd Foster
Marcia Foster
HEO Club Plans Picnic At Sunset In July
The HEO club met at Mrs. Lawrence Libe's home with 12 members attending. Mrs. Elwyn Corey and Mrs Wes Ramsey led a quiz and humorous reading and announced a July picnic at Sunset Park with member families invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEO Club
Lawrence Libe
Elwyn Corey
Wes Ramsey
Sunset Park
Snowball Social Club Ice Cream Social enjoyed by many
The Snowball Social Club held its annual ice cream supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Beenblos on a Wednesday evening with 17 members 18 men 24 children and 12 guests present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ralyl Kerr and family Nancy Statle Karen Statler Kevta Wayne Barnes Margarette Mc Cleery Beverly Shalla and My and Mrs Harold Cortum of Washington. A short business meeting was held and the date of the next meeting will be announced later.
PEO Chapter Visits Mrs Thorne For Thursday Meeting
Chapter 1 of PEO gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clifford Thorne with Mrs. C A Boice and Mrs. Artemas Brown assisting. President Mrs. M M Schell led the business session while Mrs. W J Grossheim conducted devotions. Mrs H W Ramseyer shared highlights from the Iowa Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Clifford Thorne
C. A. Boice
Artemas Brown
M. M. Schell
W. J. Grossheim
H. W. Ramseyer
Iowa
Shell Collectors Dredge Mollusks On Ocean Floor
Washington describes conchology as the study of shells and the growing trend of shell collectors using boats and small dredges to recover living mollusks from reefs and offshore bottoms. Florida enthusiasts in the Gulf of Mexico lead the practice with gear like water glasses, rock turners, and iron hooks to uncover hidden shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Impatient Pin Setter Fined for Hasty Strike
Louisville based incident reports William Hardesty a 24 year old pin setter fined after striking his boss with a bowling pin for slow bowls. He was paid by the game not the hour and rapped on the floor to hurry players. Manager Peter Edelman confronted him and was struck in the mouth. Edelman has since hired a calmer replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William Hardesty
Peter Edelman
Hardesty
Edelman
Lincoln Head Cent’s First Year High Value Scarcity
The 1909 Lincoln Head cent marks the issue’s first year. San Francisco Mint initials and V D B designer’s initials caused high value coins. The designer’s initials were removed soon after minting began, creating rarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
San Francisco
V.D.B
Victor D. Brenner
Annual June Breakfast at United Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid annual June breakfast at United Presbyterian Church drew 163 attendees in the dining room Thursday. Co-chairs Mrs. Ernest Morgan and Mrs. Myrtle Genkinger led a program with local youth, a Florida skit, Germany trip talk, and shell jewelry displays, honoring a birthday offering of 396.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church By Aid
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid
Ernest Morgan
Myrtle Genkinger
Robert McFarlane
Richard Stewart
Florida
Clyde Pratt
John Stewart
Harriet Clendenning
Mazie Stewart
America
Alice Hunter
Delta Alpha Class Picnic Held Thursday
The Delta Alpha Sunday school class picnic and meeting took place Thursday evening at Sun Set Park pavilion. Co chairs Mrs Joe Wolfe and Mrs Walter Jarrard coordinated arrangements and serving. Twenty six attendees plus one guest, Mrs Joe McConnell, and others including hospital patient Mrs N M Speidel were remembered with lunch. Mrs Ethel Palmer urged funds for the old people's home and a donation was made. others may contribute later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha
Sunset Park
Joe Wolfe
Walter Jarrard
Joe McConnell
N. M. Speidel
U S Protest Brings Easing of Berlin Blockade
U S demand prompts Soviet pullback near Berlin border as sentries leave Lake Griebnitz area while the clock ticks on their ouster. The report notes reductions in border tension and adds that livestock counts rise with cattle and hog numbers up, sheep data not yet showing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russia
East Berlin
U.S
Lake Griebnitz
U. S
East Germany
Lemuel A. Mathewson
Cherry Trees Spread Across Washington Area Varieties
About sixty varieties of oriental flowering cherry trees are established in the United States and Europe with observable clusters near Washington D C. The essay notes that roughly half of these varieties can be seen in the D C area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Washington, D.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Cassabaum
Mrs. Kunkel
Sous
Delphinius
Wolf Floral Co
State Bank
Milo M. Orris
Mike
Will
Louisa County National Bank
Kaiten Ttn
Sobaski Twins
Gary Sheets
Ver
Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
UP Church
Nineteenth Century Club
M. M. Hebner
Cabin
West Chester
WSCS
M. L. McCreedy
Knights of Pythias
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Ann Judson
Howard Hays
Alma Hearne Holland
Coop
Ida Cavender
Pearl Whistler
Stella Palmer Ywca
American Legion Auxiliary
TeBockhorst
St. Paul’s Women’s Guild
Marilyn Wilson
Frances Smith
Karen Westen
Alberta Zieglowsky
Rita Kay Guenther
Ruth Ann Wilson
Judy Westen
Fleur de Lis
Cherries
Mer
Th’ Station
Br Dy
Sturdy
Winstop Duzzit
Gilmere’s
Shele
Sheil Service
Ave. B
Lincoln
Bertha Pratt
Harper
Peck
Oak Park
Jennie Carris
Keota
George Peck
Aid
Stewart
Taylor School
Barbara Holden
Lorene Holden
Diana
Linda Shalla
Lester Luckenbill
Mary Shields
Miss Hunter
Dixie Darlings
Tom Gray
Germany
Ethel Palmer
Old Peoples’ Home
Wunstop Duzzit
John Dewey
New York
Dewey
Anna Nancy de Nike
Newark
N.J
Mary Louise Wargo
de Nike
Nicola
Harmon
B.f.goodrich
Accife
B. FE. Goodrich Co
U.S. Patent Office
Washington Oil Co
B.F. Goodrich
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