Bride Irene DeLong Weds Roy Caviness at Washington Church
Four hundred guests attended the Washington United Presbyterian ceremony as Irene DeLong married Roy W. Caviness with Rev. Hov. W. Robertson officiating. Carolyn McCleery gave an organ recital. music included Lohengrin and Mendelssohn. decorations featured orchid and white tones. reception followed at the DeLong home with 35 present and relatives from Crawfordsville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington United Presbyterian Church
Irene DeLong
Roy W. Caviness
W. G. Robertson
Crawfordsville
M. C. DeLong
D. C. Fulton
Carolyn McCleery
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Lange
de Long
William Dunn
Columbus Junction
Jobanna Hill
Clerkspur
M@e Caviness
Maurice Maxwell
Miss Daviness
Wolf Floral Company
United Presbyterian Congregation
M. A. Caviness
Columbus
Jimmy Wells
Washington
Robert Patterson
R. KK. Neff
Packwood
William Bayliss
Burlington
Ella DeLong
Daisy Huber
T. KE. Maxwell
Maurice
Ted
Frank Maxwell
Kenneth Rhea
Gladys Maxwell
F. J. McAirey
Yon
Verle
Iowa City
Robertson
United Presbyterian
DeLong
Jotn Dodd
Ted Maxwell
Lena Stewart
Edith Carris
Social Calendar Friday Rebekahs nominate officers
Friday events list the Rebekahs nomination and election of officers at 7 p m with I C O F P and church groups including Kings Heralds and Little Light Bearers. Mrs Sadie Dusenberry noted at Roy Bauer home. Tuesday features Booster club in the afternoon with Mrs Merle Bhkeis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Han
West Chester Methodist W. F M. S
Kings Heralds
Little Light
Sadie Dusenberry
Roy Bauer
Merle Bhekeis
M. E. Shalem Group Elects Officers
The Shalem Group class of the M. EK Sunday school met at Miss Esther Easley's home and elected officers for the coming year. Teacher Mrs. T. F. Barker. president Mrs. Ira Rathmel. vice-president Mrs. Charles Welsh. secretary treasurer Miss Esther Essley. A social time followed with ice cream cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalem
M. EK
Esther Easley
West Main Street
T. F. Barker
Ira Rathmel
Charles Welsh
Esther Essley
O W Club Moves Meetings To Tuesday Evenings
E O W club shifts meetings from Thursday to Tuesday nights after plans at Mrs Amos Norton home. Next gathering Tuesday June 18 at Mrs D L Carbaugh home. Ladies meet biweekly. last night Mrs Ed Grayson aided hostess with refreshments while members did crafts. Guests included Mrs Ella Conklin Keota Esther Hayes and Mrs Everett Burham and daughter Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Norton
D. L. Carbaugh
Ed Grayson
Ella Conklin
Keota
Esther Hayes
Everett Burham
Nancy
Washington couple weds with soprano solo at reception
In Washington a talented soprano from Crawfordsville sang as soloist at the wedding of the couple, with Roy W. Caviness a Packwood High School graduate now employed as bookkeeper at the Washington Lumber and Fuel Co. The bride and groom departed under rice and planned to reside at 303 East Second Street after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Dunn
Hope Huston
Crawfordsville
Roy W. Caviness
Packwood High School
Washington Lumber and Fuel Company
East Second Street
Mrs. Bob Lytle Honored With Shower at Holmes Home
Mrs. Bob Lytle was honored with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Blaine Holmes on Thursday evening. Miss Dorothy Shively and Miss Bernice Derby assisted. Sixteen guests attended. The bride received many pretty and useful gifts as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lytle
Blaine Holmes
Dorothy Shively
Bernice Derby
Bride-Elect Is Honored At Junction Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. Marker hosted a dinner for Martha Smylie the bride to be. Guests included Addison Kochenderfer Maywood Indiana Kathleen King Boone and Jane Henderson Cedar Rapids. The piece also notes Fern Haupt plans to marry Leo Griffith June g near Greenville and mentions a Monmouth Illinois wedding attended by Rev Ramsdale and family with reception and three hundred fifty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
D. A. Marker
Martha Smylie
Oui
Addison Kochenderfer
Maywood
Kathleen King
Boone
Jane Henderson
Cedar Rapids
Fern Haupt
J. B. Reeves
Leo Griffith
Greenville
Monmouth
Ramadale
Columbus City
Ill
Elizabeth Kruidenier
H. Kruidenier
Earl H. Place
Hillsdale
Mich
Bruce Buchana
Ethiopia
Egypt
Second United Presbyterian Church
Tennessee Guests at Mrs. Kunik's Home
Mrs. Julius Kunik hosted a Memphis delegation Tuesday afternoon including Mrs. Willie Epstein and daughters Freda and Marcia and the Misses Moskovitz. Freda Epstein recently graduated from the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kunik
Memphis
Tenn
Willie Epstein
Freda
Marcia
Moskovitz
Freda Epstein
University of Iowa
H. H. Club Plans July Fourth Picnic
H. H. club members met Thursday at Mrs. George Hopping to plan a July 4 picnic with place undecided. Nine members and two guests Ruth Longer and Evelyn Hoxworth attended and helped serve refreshments. Next meeting set for July 9 with Miss Cheorrine Oriez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Club
George Hopping
Ruth Longer
Evelyn Hoxworth
East Seventy-Six Child Breaks Arm in Fall Off Horse
East Seventy-Six June 7 Billy Mayer son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer broke his arm Sunday after falling from a horse. Local social notes include visits between families and a commencement at Iowa Wesleyan College where Darlene Powell and Betty Miller attended with parents. Little news of a ball game and a minor auto incident complete the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Oren Romine
East Seventy-Six
Billy Mayer
John Mayer
Carl Mayer
Richard
Mary Martha
Art Romine
John Gretter
Birney Gretter
Florence Amlong
Lexington
Rory Henderson
Darlene Powell
Betty Jed Miller
Richeard B. Byrd
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
J. E. Powell
Lloyd Miller
Sam Henderson
Keota
Bill Shaffer
I. T. D. Henderson
P. E. O. Chapter Honors Mrs. Peet With Farewell Bouquet
Chapter 1 P. E. O. held a farewell program for Mrs. J. H. Peet with a large floral presentation. Flowers from each member accompanied a green flower bowl gift from president Mrs. C. H. Gather. A short musical program followed with three numbers. Over 30 members attended the event in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Peet
A. Anderson
C. H. Gather
J. M. Lloyd
Dorothy Forster
George Freshwaters
MacDowell
Freshwaters
Roy Finch
Bliss
Dvorak
T. A. Michels
Peet
Lloyd
R. &. Misbach
Fairmont
Minn
Glen Laffer
Florence
Sioux City
Belle Dougherty
Laura Elinspahr
Boyd Berdo
Guther
Anderson
Mrs Richards's Bridge Club in Ainsworth
The Tuesday Bridge club met at Mrs Edith Richards home in Ainsworth. Bridge was played at two tables with guests Miss Martha Sands and Mrs Madge Kaben participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Edith Richards
Martha Sands
Madge Kabenold
Ainsworth O E S Initiates New Member
Over forty attended the regular Ainsworth O E S meeting on Wednesday evening. Guests from Wayland and Washington were present. A new member was initiated and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
O. E
Wayland
Washington
Birthday Greetings for Local Residents
Dorothy Te Bockhorst, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Te Bockhorst near Richmond, is 17 today. Mrs J W Scott is 83 today and invited to the Three Quarter Century club party on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Te Bockhorst
Joe Te Bockhorst
Richmond
J. W. Scott
Embree Siblings Richard and Phyllis Host Birthday
Richard Lewis Embree turns today after June 7 Phyllis Jeanne will be 5 on June 12 They celebrate at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Embree Washington R 4 Birthday wishes note in local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis Embree
Phyllis Jeanne
Joe Embree
Washington
Albert Zieglowsky Birthday Noted in Braden Community
The Braden community notes Albert Zieglowsky's birthday on June 1, marking a local observance acknowledged by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zieglowsky
Braden
Birthday Gatherings Mark May 29 Celebrants
May 29 marked Dale Robertson's birthday with a surprise visit from family and friends at Marion Robertson's home. Refreshments included ice cream, strawberries, and three cakes as well wishers gathered with Mia Anna Sprinzer Bloise Lloyd Dean Lance Lucille Jackson and baby Mr Gus Strum and Frederick Red of Washington. Additional birthday notices include Mice Maceio Fosters and Mrs HB Hebensberger noting a Chicago area relative, plus birthdays for Wappy, Wellman, Allison Maas, and Mrs Sam Marsh with a June 7 birth date listed for Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Robertson
Mia
Anna Sprinzer
Bloise
Lloyd Dean Lance
Lucille Jackson
Gus Strum
Frederick Red
Washington
Marion Robertson
Local News Notes From Du luth and Surrounding Towns
Miss Helen Oliver of Duluth visits seriously ill Susie Clancy and the J. D. Clancy, Grant Humble, and Van DeHerman households. Lucille Minick returns from Cedar Rapids where she was maid of honor at Rae Ireland's wedding at St. Patrick’s Church. Mary Briley, University of Iowa alumna, spends days at home. Standard Oil station on East Washington street newly painted. Mr and Mrs Joe Melinski and daughter Helen spend the weekend in Davenport. Mrs Dave McLaughlin visits Allerton for ten days. Guests at Morning Sun include Mr and Mrs Harry Ritten and daughter Bess, Mr and Mrs Ross Pence, Wade and Wanda of Wellman, Mrs Malinda Arnold of Delta, Mr and Mrs Roy Downs, Mr and Mrs John Kurtz and daughter Lucille, Loreta Miller, and Alice Ward. Roy Downs and John Kurtz travel to Muscatine for a short trip. R M Coon reports a one inch potato from his garden, claimed to be the town’s best cobbler potato patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Oliver
Duluth
Susie Clancy
J. D. Clancy
Grant Humble
van DeHerman
Lucille Minick
Cedar Rapids
Rae Ireland
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Briley
University of Iowa
Standard Oil
East Washington Street
Joe Melinski
Helen
Davenport
Dave McLaughlin
Allerton
Harry Rittenhouse
Bess
Ross Pence
Wade
Wanda
Wellman
Malinda Arnold
Delta
Roy Downs
John Kurtz
Lucille
Loreta Miller
Alice Ward
Muscatine
R. M. Coon
Pine Species Count Shows United States Grow Nine Varieties
Among eighty pine species identified in the study nine are confirmed to grow in the United States. The finding highlights regional distribution and habitat suitability for these species across U.S. states.
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United States
Hospital families depart after noon by car
Mrs. Lafe Klopfenstein and her baby son left Washington county hospital yesterday afternoon for home. Mrs. Harold Young and her son were to leave the hospital this afternoon for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Klopfenstein
Washington County Hospital
Harold Young and Son
Children of U P church to practice Saturday
Children from the United Presbyterian church will meet for practice at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
U. P. Church
Lucile June Pranzen Turns Four Today
Birthday greetings note says Lucile June Pranzen is four today and wishes many happy returns to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile June Pranzen
Team Is Pulled from Quicksand by Tractor
Wellston scene reports a tractor rescuing horses trapped in quicksand as Wilbur McCleland crossing the creek faced a perilous moment. The incident follows local repairs and social notes including graduation attendance and family travel from Fairfield and Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Edd Stoutner
Wilbur McClelland
Lyall Stoutner
Leo Mc- Culley
Fairfield
Moline
Dil
Evelyn Mc- Culley
Bernard Pauley
Woody Dawsons
David Banks
D. EK. Brumback
Washington
Richard Dawson
H E O Club Plans Resumption After July Fourth
H E O club members met yesterday at Mrs. Carl Voorhees home with ten members present and two guests Miss Dorothy Libe and Vivian Stover. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be in five weeks at Mrs. Gertrude Doig’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. O. Club
Carl Voorhees
Dorothy Libe
Vivian Stover
Don Stover
Dan Boone
Gertrude Doig
Strawberry Social Planned by Sunshine Community Club
Sunshine Community club members met at Mrs. Charles Zieglowsky’s home to plan a strawberry and ice cream social for the near future. Mrs. Don Wylie, Mrs. Malcolm Montgomery and Mrs. Keyless lead the arrangements. Readings, entertainments, contests, and a baby quilt presented to Karl Albert Bleslowsky highlighted the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Charles Zieglowsky
Don Wylie
Malcolm Montgomery
Keyless
Clarence Zleglowsky
Donna
Virginia Wylie
Ethel Zieglowsky
Sam Warren
Karl Albert Bleslowsky
Fred Zieglowsky
Bernice
Albert Zieglowsky
Wayland Commencement Ends as Rout to Hazel Duvall Home
The report notes the group leaves Wayland for Illinois to escort Miss Hazel Duvall to her residence, detailing the journey from the commencement event to the destination in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Illinoia
Hazel Duvall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frene DeLong
Roy Caviness
Washington High School
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
University of Colorado At Boulder
Centennial School
Wallace School
M. E. Shalem Group
O. W
E. M. Bridges & Company
Junction
Tennesssee
Mrs. Kunik
Duvall
Wilma
Romine
Helen Green
Mildred Duvall
Mrs. Richards
Ainsworth O. FE. S
Maceio
HB. C. Hebensberger
W. C. Hedges
Wappy
Allie Mauia Crean Vow of Wellman
Allison Maas
Pitotburg
Sam Marsh
U. S
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
White House
New Deal
Skelgas Service
Wostich
Helene Y
Feil
Skelgas
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