Public Recital by Mrs Shields Pupils at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Edith Shields presents her pupils in a Friday evening recital at the Presbyterian Church at eight. Accompanists Dorene Long trombonist and Doris Gray soprano join the program featuring works by Blake Liszt Chopin and others with multiple student soloists and chorale passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Shields
Presbyterian Church
Dorene Long
Foris Gray
Ffriends
Wirend
Thompson Mary Stevens
Reinecke Kiondino —_ Savon TORRE
Joan Wilson
Lady Betty
Bog
Goortion
Harry Ramseyer
Liszt“Thompson
Eva Stevens
Thompson Jimmy Pease
Doreen Long
Blake Jane Turner
Wreck Koehler
Harmony Club Hosts Fifty-Four Members and Guests
Mrs Paul Mayer hosted the Harmony club yesterday with sixteen members present twelve children and two guests from Warsaw Wisconsin Mrs Cloyce Stewart was absent president and presiding vice president Mrs George Pare led the meeting The entertainment followed with songs by the Mayer children and recitations by McConnell and Mayer youths The program closed with America sung by all Flower display managed by Mrs Wheelan One course of refreshments served by the hostess and her daughters assisted by Mrs Marvin Warnock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mayer
Harmony Club
Charles Rothlisburger
Ben, C. J
Warsaw
Wis
George Pare
Cloyce Stewart
Francis McConnell
Virginia
Barbara Dare
Gwendolyn
Rosaline Mayer
Rosaline Mayer Sang Several Musical Selections With Mrs. Dare
Sandra
Frances Ann McConnell
Evelyn Mayer
America
St Mary Circle Sets June Meeting and Bake Sale
The St Mary Circle met at K C hall with sixteen members. Mrs Hubert Redlinger was elected president and presided over the meeting. A bake sale is planned for Saturday June 19 at Washington Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary
K. C. Hall
Hubert Redlinger
Jed Rich
Washington Cleaners
C. (. Reister
Ed Rich
Catherine Smith
Guy Stump
Leo Sueppel
Karl Redlinger
Dinner Planned by Good Will Club
The Good Will club met yesterday with fourteen members and two guests Jennie McPherson and Laura Jean Stout present. New president Edith Tucker led the meeting and a cooperative dinner for members and families was scheduled for Thursday June 17 at eight o clock at the Wagner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Joe Klopfenstein
Jennie McPherson
Laura Jean Stout
I. B. Hexworth
Edith Tucker
Fred Wagner
Social Calendar notices for local groups and gatherings
Notices detail deadlines and events at churches and clubs including Masonic Temple meeting, United Presbyterian Church brunches, W S C S unit luncheons and picnics, and needlework groups. Locations listed include 628 W Main St 1020 S Iowa Ave and 308 W Washington St with times from 8:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. and various serving requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Friendship Club
Nellie Juzeler
W.S.C.S
E. KE. Stutsman
Main St
Hugh Hall
Iowa Ave
Many Happy Returns Birthday and Anniversary List
Mr and Mrs John Cordes observe their ninth wedding anniversary today. Mrs Mela Vacha and her twin sister Mrs Roy Fredenburg of Davenport celebrate their birthdays. Calvin Andrew Simpson and Edward Eugene Bontrager have birthdays with candles on this day. Others include Dr H F Masson Harold Speidel Ernest Garrett Dunham Morrison. Sixth wedding anniversary noted for Mr and Mrs Henry Bailey Mrs Glenn Laffer Fort Dodge Myrtle Chance Robert Manning Kenneth Snider celebrate birthdays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cordes
Mela Vacha
Roy Fredenburg
Davenport
Calvin Andrew Simpson
Laird Simpson
Ainsworth
Edward Eugene Bontrager
Monroe Pontrager
Dr. H. F. Masson
Harold Speidel
Ernest Garrett
Dunham Morrison
Mrs
Henry Bailey
Glenn Laffer
Fort Dodge
Myrtle Chance
Robert Manning
Kenneth Snider
Mrs Shrum Lewis Honored at North Side Cafe Party
Mrs Shrum Lewis was honored by friends at North Side Cafe as she celebrates a birthday and prepares to leave her ticket seller role at the state Theatre. Hostess Mrs Ralph Pratt arranged roses, a centerpiece cake, and farewell gifts from the theater group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pratt
North Side
Shrum Lewis
State Theatre
Mrs Campbell Hosts Just Us Club Meeting
Mrs J H Campbell hosted eleven members of the Just Us club with Miranda Martin as guest. Vice president Mrs W C McFadden led the meeting in president’s absence. A flag knowledge contest and a can and war game were held and Bingo awarded to Mrs Val Fuhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Campbell
Just Us Club
Miranda Martin
W. C. McFadden
L. W. Harding
al Crone
D. W. McClure
Val Fuhr
D. C. Griggs
Mary Beggs
Mrs Sherlock Hosts Orange Tex Family Gathering
Mrs Mary Sherlock hosted a Tuesday evening family gathering at her home honoring Mr and Mrs Oriel Sankey and their children Kenneth Margaret Ann and Curtis Ray of Orange Texas. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Williams Mr and Mrs J W Meyers and daughters Mildred Virginia Mrs Maurice Meyers Mr and Mrs A J Robertson Charlotte Jackson Mrs Ann Springer and Eloise Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyers and children Patty Lou Shelvy Jean Mr and Mrs Dale Robertson and Maurine and Delbert Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sherlock
Oriel Sankey
Kenneth
Margaret Ann
Curtis Ray
Orange
Texas
John Williams
J. W. Meyers
Mildred
Virginia
Maurice Meyers
A. J. Robertson
Charlotte Jackson
Ann Springer
Eloise
Ernest Meyers
Patty Lou
Shelvy Jean
Dale Robertson
Maurine
Delbert Louis
Sunshine Club Sees Year End Hostess Appoints Members
Mrs. John Koehler hosted the Sunshine Community club yesterday with Mrs. Carl Koehler as afternoon guest. The meeting led by vice president Mrs. Will Richards closed the club sister year with gifts to members and plans for an upcoming ice cream social. Entertainment featured performances by Mildred Meyer Virginia Meyer Julia Koehler Betty Koehler and a reading by Mary Richards and Cecile Lauber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koehler
Sunshine Community Club
Carl Koehler
Will Richards
Burdette Stover
Malcolm Montgomery
Mildred Meyer
Virginia Meyer
Julia
Betty Koehler
Mary Richards
Mary Ricieras
My Creed
Catholic Daughters Meet At K of C Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America met at the K of C hall with Mrs. Leona Wehr presiding as new grand regent. Miss Irma Lamberti presented a film, followed by bridge and banco. Kate Shalla won high in bridge and Mrs. Leo Sueppel won bunco. Refreshments were served by Mary Birka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Leona Wehr
Irma Lamberti
Bridge
Banco
Kate Shalla
Leo Sueppel
Bunco
Mary Birka
Veal and Lamb Shanks Listed with Gravy Question
Shanks veal knuckle veal or lamb neck lamb shanks or breast of mutton are listed and a question about the gravy is raised.
Letters From Washington County Vets Highlight Service
Short excerpts from letters received from Washington County boys serving in the armed forces reveal personal updates, morale, and daily life while deployed. The notices document gratitude, family news, and requests from home as servicemen contribute to the regional wartime narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Marines letter from Westermark at San Diego describes rough life
WESTERMARK, in the Marines at San Diego, writes to former post office co workers that he misses home but likes the duty. He notes scarce spare time, good meals, coffee mainly to cut grease, and mentions abundant milk and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus" Westermark
San Diego
Calif
Post Office
Soldiers Letters From North Africa and Great Lakes
A series of wartime letters recounts front line service in North Africa and duties at Naval Training Station Great Lakes. Sergeant John C. Jackson notes band instruments missing since January and prisoners taken, while LT. H. P. Mahin details hospital work and encounters with former colleagues and medical staff, describing incidents that add interest to the wartime experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Jackson
North Africa
Jess Radda
Washington
Ups
Tunis
H. P. Mahin
Naval Training Station, Great Lakes
F. M. Mahin
Ainsworth
Charles McLaughlin
MelIntire Hospital
Ft. Sheridan
McLaughlin
Norton Infirmary
Omaha
Fifth Corps
Cincinnati
MelIntire
Chas. McLaughlin
W. D. Dwyer
Iowa City
John Owen
City Hospital
Lawnsdelle
Mitch
Willing Workers Society Holds Meeting in Crawfordsville
The Presbyterian Willing Workers society met with good attendance on Tuesday June 8 in Crawfordsville. A wool comfort top was completed and another began for Red Cross work. Guest day plans were made for July, with flowers used in the social room and yellow roses as tray lunch favors. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Presbyterian Willing Workers Society
United Service
Red Cross
Georgia Williams
Mildred Kupka
Marian Williams
Manda Davis
Lewis Thomas
Ft. Madison
Lee Lease
Harold Miller
Marilyn
Russell
St. Cloud
Minn
Wisconsin
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Paul Haworth
Baby
Dale Riley
Illlinois
Sterling
Lil
Two Arrested for Violation of Game Laws at Cone Lake
Columbus Junction reports two men were arrested at Cone Lake by Officer Dan Nichols for fish law violations. Roy Jean of Conesville kept bluegills out of season. Don Habenold of Washington, undersized fish. Each fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Lake
Columbus Junction
Don Hkabenold
Washington
Roy Jean
Conesville
Dan Nichols
Jean
Marriages, visits, and church event notes in Letts and surrounding towns
Announcement lists the marriage of Margaret Pauline White and John Howard Johnston in Indianola on May 2. Also notes Berniece Grauwinkel’s upcoming June 12 wedding to Yeoman Donald Newhard in Williamsburg Virginia and a summer plans in Williamsburg. Additional items cover visitors to Mesdames Weber and Meeker, Methodist conference attendance in Des Moines, and travel and training updates for Captain Herrick after Elgin Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pauline White
Hari T. White
Letts
John Howard Johnston
I. H. Johnston
Columbus Junction
Indianola
Johnston
Leits
Winfield
Miss Grauwinkel
Berniece Grauwinkel
W. H. Grauwinkel
Donald Newhard
Camp Teary
Hi. C. Newhard
Anamosa
Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Columbus High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Tev
C. H. Hiller
Methodist Churches
Des Moines
Republican Women Convene in Des Moines June 17
The Iowa Council of Republican Women to hold its biennial convention at Hotel Kirkwood Des Moines on June 17 Luncheon speaker will be Mrs W Glenn Suthers Chicago president of the National Federation of Women s Republican Clubs She is a public lecturer on current events and government and has served as state president of the American Legion Auxiliary C D Moody Des Moines is program chairman The business meeting at 10 o'clock will include biennial officer elections and proposed constitutional changes Luncheon reservations are required due to wartime conditions Notify J A Ralls care of Hotel Kirkwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Council of Republican Women
C. D. Moody
Northern Iowa
Iawa
J. A. Ralls
Ralls
Kirkwood
Pot roast styles span beef veal lamb pork and more
Pot roasts remain popular and include boneless neck pot roast as a low cost option. Beef plate prepared rolled and pot roasted in tomato shows bold flavor. Veal and lamb breast boned and rolled enter the pot roast class. Pork neck or backbones can be pot roasted country style.
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Suet
Blake Patty Stewart
Blake Sandra Jones
Blake Panoricia Berry
Sehum
David Chilcote
Carla Gutter
Thompson Jane Whitehead Tempo di Minuetto
Beethover
Minuet
Bach
Frances Miller
Goodrich
Nancy Patterson
Jungmann
Frances Whistler
Jesus
Fenner Doris Gray
Chopin Solfeggietto Bae
Jean Boileau
Patty Patterson
Beverly Browin
Ee Rachmaninoff
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Mrs. Paul Mayer
MVE
Fressy
St. Mary Circle
Thursdas
E.S
Masonic Temple
H.W. Club
Dean
Doan
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Sherlock
Lauber
Mrs. Khme Koehler
Betty and
Julia Koehler
C. D. of A
K .of C
McDaniel’s
Willing Workers Society
Martha Butler
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Dairy Farmers OF Iowa
George Brown
Clair Norton
G. N. Duncan
Dean Duncan
Capt
Lawrence Herrick
Florida
Charles Herrick
James D. Hermick
Capt. Herrick
Elgin Field
Republican Women Plan
A & PP
Laves
Ann Page
NAVY
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Sunnyfield
White House
Ctn
George
Fresh Franks
Ibs
Fool Stores
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