Harriett Shebeck and Max Boone Wed in Iowa City
The marriage of Miss Harriett Shebeck daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shebeck northwest of Washington and Max Bevons son of Mr and Mrs Roy Boone of Kalona was held at the Baptist parsonage in Iowa City on Tuesday at 5 pm Rev Elmer Dierks officiated with Mrs Roy Boone and Mrs Reagan Adams of Kalona as witnesses A navy dot dress with white accessories and Johanna Hill rose corsage complemented the bride The ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Reagan Adams Noted: Miss Shebeck attended local schools and was a 1934 Washington high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Harriett Shebeck
John Shebeck
Washington
Max Bevons
Roy Boone
Baptist
Iowa City
Elmer Dierks
Mra
Reagan Adams
Boone
Washington Public
Washington High School
Past Noble Grand Members Families Supper Held
Thirty five persons attended a supper for Past Noble Grand circle members and their families at the J C O B F ball. Mrs Oral Mayo Mrs Charles Rickey and Mrs Roy Stewart led the supper committee. Twelve members attended the following business meeting with Mrs Floyd Murdock presiding. The next meeting will be with Mrs Dorothy Johnson in July in Waehneton Iowa City. The bridegroom, Kalona high school 1932 graduate, attended Iowa Wesleyan and worked in Los Angeles. The couple will reside in Iowa City after June 15.
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Prat Noble Grand Circle
J. C. O. BF. Ball
Oral Mayo
Charles Rickey
Roy Stewert
Floyd Murdock
Jesse Campbell
Dorothy Johnson
Waehneton
Iowa City
Kalona High School
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasent
Los Angeles
Calif
Towa City
Birthday greetings to local residents on special day
Janet Sweet daughter of Keith Sweet turns six along with celebrations for Mrs Edith Millers birthday Mrs J O Wenger of Wayland Frank Dvorak Mrs Oren Romine of Fast Seventy Six and Charles Hotle Patricia Anne Kallius daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kallaus is five James Marsh son of Mr and Mrs Sam Marsh turns thirteen Ruby Minton of Crawfordsville has a birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Sweet
Keith Sweet
Edith Miller
J. O. Wenger
Wayland
Frank Dvorak
Oren Romine
Fast Seventy-Six
Charles Hotle
Patricia Anne Kallius
Charles Kallaus
James Marsh
Sam Marsh
Ruby Minton
Crawfordsville
Miss Lillian Minick Presents Lesson to Missionary Group
Mrs Edith Faris led devotions on The Good Shepherd and Miss Lillian Minick presented a lesson from Valoroug Ventures. Sixteen members attended the Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society gathering at Miss Ida Cavender's home. The talk covered Japan Korea Africa Bulgaria France and Italy. The evening included the usual business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Edith Faris
Lillian Minick
Ida Cavender
Potluck Supper Honors Frances Witthoft Birthday
Doreas Society members and families gathered at St Paul Evangelical Church for a potluck supper in honor of Frances Witthofts birthday. About forty people attended, with Frances Witthoft, Lucille Finke, and Clara Finke on the organizing committee. The next meeting is set for the second Tuesday in July at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreags Society
Frances
Headliners Club Holds Friday Meeting At Home
The Washington Headliners 14 club met Friday afternoon at Maxine Jackson home with eleven members and three guests present. Leader Mrs Miller played records and gave a test on the pictures. The club practiced songs and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maxine Jackson
Miller
Church Meeting and Children's Day Practice Announced
Native K P’s hold a special meeting Thursday night at 8 o clock led by Chancellor Commander Ralph Minick. Methodists Sunday school children urged to attend church Thursday at 4 o clock to practice for Children’s Day. A strawberry and ice cream social at St Paul’s church Friday evening. public invited.
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K. P's
Ralph Minick
Commander Wats
Methodial
St Paul's Church
Large Models Gain in Popularity
Larger models attract buyers as they meet more household needs. Small models fail to cover all requirements when households have more members or diverse demands. Buyers find it pays to invest in the bigger machines for better performance and capability.
Luncheon Courtesy For Mrs Esta Clark At Home
Mrs Esta Clark of Philadelphia Pa was honored at a luncheon yesterday at 1 pm hosted by Mrs Clyde Pratt in Washington The gathering of about twenty guests included her sister Mrs Wisie Long and other relatives and friends The afternoon featured social games and a review of the rock garden Decor at the house centered on bouquets of garden flowers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Clark
Philadelpha
Clyde Pratt
Invitations Issued to Anwyl Rogers Wedding in Keota
Washington friends receive invitations to the June 16 wedding of Irene Marie Rogers daughter of Rev and Mrs O B Rogers Keota and Lyle Anwyl son of Mrs Ollie Anwyl Crawfordsville The ceremony in Keota Methodist Church at 4 PM with a reception in the church parlors Anwyl has been a school principal in Mediapolis and will continue there next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Irene Marie Rogers
O. B. Rogers
Keota
Lyle Anwyl
Ollie Anwyl
Crawfordsville
Allwyl
Mediapolis
Maggie Foster Hosts Birthday Luncheon and Evening Visit
Maggie Foster hosted a two course luncheon on Monday to celebrate her birthday. She received flowers and other gifts and many friends called in the evening. Her twin brother Boyd visited during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Foster
Boyd
Baptist Y W M L S Discuss Business After Supper
Mrs Thora Reynolds and Miss Nellie Wylie hosted the Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society last evening at Mrs Terry Mareh's home. A potluck supper was served in 86 30 and a business meeting followed with plans for the coming year. Twelve members attended.
Cherie McElhinney Guests at Supper and Shower
Miss Cherie McElhinney of Iowa City formerly Washington was honored at a cooperative supper and shower at the home of Dr and Mrs Fred Reid. Her marriage to Stewart Wilson of Iowa City is set for Saturday June 26. Attending were Mrs Jeannette McElhinney and other family friends from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie McElhinney
Towa City
Washington
Fred Reid
Miss McElhinney
Stewart Wilson
Iowa City
Jeannette McElhinney
Julianne
Josephine
Joe
Reid
Frederick
T. W. Harwood
Mary Louise
Stella Latchem
Howard McCleery
Nic
Sam
Mable Buckley
Bridge At Country Club After Breakfast
Bridge was played at two tables after the women’s breakfast at the Country Club clubhouse this morning. Mrs J O Sexton won the high prize, with Mrs Ralph Thompson second. Hostesses were Mrs KE B Hammer and Mrs Lester Orr, and fifteen attended. Irises filled the breakfast table. Guest was Mrs Ellis Negus, a new Washington bride. Hostesses next Wednesday are Mrs Ralph Thompson and Anita Pratt.
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Country Club
J. O. Sexton
Ralph Thompson
KE. B. Hammer
Lester Orr
Ellis Negus
Washington
Anita Pratt
Janet Sweet Birthday Party Held for Sixth Birthday
Janet Sweet celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday at 750 East Second St with eight girl friends. Miss Martha Jean Crossett supervised games while Miss Wilma Leet prepared the party meal and Mrs Carl Crossett baked a pink and white birthday cake. Two out of town guests attended, including Janet's aunt Miss Ella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Sweet
Keith Sweet
East Second St
Janet
Martha Jean Crossett
Glrs
Wihma Leet
Carl Crossett
Ella
Social calendar notes for church and club events
Calendar items list rescheduled Pythian Sisters picnic at Sunset park next Wednesday June 16. Includes Presbyterians class social at 2:30 p m with Mrs C E Root, several club meetings at Masonic Temple and various local organizations with hostesses named and times set. Some notices postponed and attendance urged.
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Pythian Sisters Family
Sunset Park
Presbyterian Lediegible
C. E. Root
South ‘Third Avenue
Pythian Past Chiefs Association
Will Matucha
East Main Street
Masonic Temple
Harvey Wagsoner
Rebekah Club
Cloyee
Flefr de Lis Club
Ncienceecisns
Rural Woman's Club
Asa Rowe
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
J T. Ostrus
Iowa Avenue
Maude Brown
Camp Fire Girls Host Supper in Sunset Park
Betty Neiswanger Betty Mc Kay and Janet Frey cooked suppers in Sunset park last evening with guardian Mrs. social present. U P Ladies Aid Society and Methodist Ladies Aid units set meetings with varied potlucks and lunches at Cedar River Manussier cottage Cone and other homes.
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Betty Neiswanger
Betty McKay
Janet Frey
Camp Fire
Sunset Park
U. P. Ladies Aid Society
Mhnies
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Jesse Busby
7Th Ave
M. H. Sartor
Washington St
Charles Schiebel
Lyle Wilcox
James Brooks
John Rittenhouse
Manussier Cottage
Cedar River
Cone
G. W. Manussier
George Foster
Unit No
Byron Snider
Iowa Ave
Friendship Club
Nellie Juzeter
Lydia Juzeter
Wiener Roast Fun Among Former Sunday School Class
A Sunset park picnic last evening brought six former Sunday school classmates together for wiener roasting and a social night at Miss Flora Dodd s home. Participants included Mrs Nellie Renoux Miss Margaret Applegate Thelma Long Mary Rickey Flora Dodds and teacher Ella Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Flora Dodd
Nellie Renoux
Margaret Applegate
Thelma Long
Mary Rickey
Flora Dodds
Ella Gordon
Bonnie Lou Finke Birthday Party Sent Gifts in Crawfordsville
A birthday party was held for Bonnie Lou Finke in Crawfordsville with many boys and girls attending from noon to 4 pm. Dorothy Owens led games and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Le Finke and Dorothy Owens. Bonnie Lou received many gifts and a group photo was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
le Finke
Bonnie Lou
Dorothy Owens
Thostess
Lil Finke
Dowell Event Menu Recounts Ash Baked Potatoes and Fried Foods
George Dowell describes a rustic meal featuring potatoes baked in ashes and fried foods alongside lettuce, cookies, and frozen items. The account lists simple fare associated with the occasion.
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George Dowell
Occasio
Essentials of an Effective Agent
The passage outlines three core rules for clear writing: unity ensuring a single main idea, coherence with clear grammatical flow, and emphasis by ordering words to show importance. It stresses that a sentence should express one important thought with logical connections.
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Famou Plus
Tifis Dourln
Rinso Laboratories
Giard Tae
Klein Klothing Ko
V'S Egg
Doreas Society
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
F-Rebekah
Bonnie Lou Finke
Burlington
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R. C. Tracy Hotel
Colenso
North Side Square
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Oskalooss
Towa
Ford Motor Company
Des Moines
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Universal Credit Co
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EAD
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Mace Motor Co
Ford
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