Lillian Berry and Victor Westphal To Wed June 27
Theta Bridge club members learned at Mrs. William Sitler’s home that Lillian Berry and Victor Westphal will marry June 27 at the Berry home in Davenport. The event followed a bridge gathering with Pleasant Plain alumni and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Berry
Victor Westphal
Theta Bridge
William Sitler
Alice Shelangoski
F. E. Berry
Davenport
Miss Berry
Pleasant Plain High School
Pleasant Plain
Theta Club
Raymond Stacy
Brighton
Lucille Mineart
Dorothy Shively
Miss Mineart
Mildred Brown
Stacy
Farewell Courtesy at D. N. Anwyl’s Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Anwyl entertained neighbors soon to leave Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Williams and Miss Laura Kinspahr at dinner. Mrs Williams sister Mrs. Charles Heldt of Casper Wyoming attended. Harry Anderson assisted. The table centerpiece featured pansies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Anwyl
C. S. Williams
Laura Kinspahr
Williams
Charles Heldt
Casper, Wyo
Harry Anderson
Marriages at the Junction in Columbus Junction
Miss Esther Adelyn Moats daughter of L. E. Moats Scotch Grove and Clarence C Coffin son of J. F. Coffin Conesville were wed Wednesday at the bride’s home. Attendants were Deborah Coffin and Kenneth Moats. The ceremony featured sunburst roses and ferns, yellow and white decor, and a two course luncheon. The bride wore white silk organdie and bouquet of white carnations swainsonia maiden hair ferns. Easther Sinclair played Mendelssohn Wedding March. Lorena Maxwell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Esther Adelyn Moats
L. E. Moats
Scotch Grove
Clarence CC. Coffin
J. F. Coffin
Conesville
Deborah Coffin
Kenneth Moats
Easther Sinclair
Mendelssohn
Lorena Maxwell
Eastern Star Evening With Dinner And Initiation
The Eastern Star meets Thursday with a 6:30 p m cooperative dinner followed by an 8:00 pm initiation. A program and refreshments conclude the event. Members should bring one dish plus sandwich and table service. meat and coffee provided. Mrs Howard McBride, worthy matron, announces the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Meeting
Howard McBride
Mrs. Sartor to Lead W C T U Meeting Thursday
Mrs M H Sartor will lead the W C T U gathering at 2 30 P M Thursday at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Hawthorne The study topic is Exhibits and Fairs with a Bible reference from Numbers 21 4 to 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Sartor
Elizabeth Hawthorne
U P Young Women Plan Mission Meet
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society sets 2:30 Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Jay Brewer hosting. Miss Jane Stewart leads devotions and the program is by Mrs. Lloyd Walker and Mrs. Donald McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Brewer
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Jane Stewart
Lloyd Walker
Donald McLaughliin
Reunion of Singletons Here Sunday
Singleton relatives gathered at Sunset Park for a reunion on Sunday June 9 1926 and plan the second Sunday in August gathering at the same park. The list includes many families from North English Keota Pleasant Plain Ollie Richland and Vinton with details on attendees and their relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton
Sunset Park
Vern Singleton
Wayne and
Dale
Marvin Summitt
Rs. Layton
Claypool
Harold Oyd
Marilyn
Baby
Ver Jones
Davenport
Ross Singleton
David
Arthur Meeker
Vern Meeker
Keith
Richard
Keota
W. M. Dawson
W. H. Singleton
Pleasant Plain
Frank Farris
Dorothy
Thelma
Lillian
Billie Ballard
Mr. Peck
Floyd Singleton
Glenn West
Homer
Floyd
Ollie
Harry Hill
Weber
Richland
Mark Waggoner
Kenneth
Violet
Brighton
Otis Waggoner
Josephine
Dorothy Chianger
Vinton
Andy Farris
Margret
Brann
Cone
Rob
Washington
Francis Singleton
Elsie Broek
Conesville Bride and Bridegroom Tie The Knot
Conesville resident Miss Virginia Stouffer Cedar Rapids sang two duets with a partner, and Mrs Coffin taught the primary grade for four years. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Conesville where Mr Coffin works with his father. Reed Littrell marriage announced for Ruth Alyce Littrell and Orville Reed set June 1 at Kahoka Missouri with plans to live nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Virginia Stouffer
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Alyce Littrell
Lloyd Littrell
Letts
Orville Reed
David Reed
Columbus Junction
Kahoka
Presbyterian Ladies Invite Home Department Social
The Presbyterian Ladies Bible class invites Home Department members to a social gathering Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. L. Dodds 720 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Bible Class
Home Department
T. L. Dodds
East Washington Street
Guests from Thayer Honored on Sunday
Mrs. Alice Lattferly and daughter Mrs. Joe Gripp of Thayer Iowa were honored at a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs. F M Smith near Crawfordsville. Others present included Mr. and Mrs C M Maxwell Wellman Mr and Mrs John McConahey Mr Union and Mr and Mrs Will Richards and two children and Donald Wilfred Merle and Myprai Smith and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Lattferly
Joe Gripp
Thayer
Iowa
F. M. Smith
Crawfordsville
C. M. Maxwell
Wellman
John McConahey
Union
Will Richards
Donald
Wilfred
Merle
Myprai Smith
Social calendar outlines weekly club events
Past Noble Grand circle pot luck and church studies on Tuesday. Wednesday features Christian church family night and multiple club activities. Friday lists luncheons at Sunset Park and numerous host addresses for the Rural and Methodist groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle
C. O. F. Hall
Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society
Church Harmony Club
James Swifts
Poeier'ebann
Sexton
Ween
Pythian Sisters
Ha! Hye A. H. J
E. S
Masonic Temple
W. C
Church Methodist
Sunset Park
Eeel Young
T. J. Berdo
E. West Chester
Jay Brewer
Eligeneth Hawthorne
Junction Girl Weds Teacher From Illinois
Miss Martha Smylie daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Smylie of Columbus Junction wed Edison Kochenderfer a Maywood Illinois teacher in the United Presbyterian church Burlington in a single ring ceremony attended by fifteen relatives. Rev R W Jamison read the service. The couple will study at the University of Illinois. he will pursue a doctoral degree while she continues teaching at Maywood. They will reside in Maywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Martha Smylie
R. F. Smylie
Edison Kochenderfer
Maywood
Ill
United Presbyterian Church
Burlington
R. W. Jamison
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
Burdine Smythe
Misa Kathlee
Boone
Lohengrin
Irene Alsip
Alfred Frier
Kochenderfer
Oak Park Teachers’ College
Wisconsin
University of Iowa
Kochenderser
University of Illinois
Church Night for Christians Dinner and Program
A church night dinner and program is scheduled at the Christian church this Wednesday evening at 7 p m. A potluck dinner will be served followed by a program for attendees.
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The
Christian Church
Favorite Recipes From Mrs Plumly and Crawffordsville Ladies
Recipes from Mrs. Clifford Plumly and Crawfordsville Methodist Ladies reveal dishes such as Cranberry Ice Cherry Ice Lemon Ice and Wild Rice Stuffing for Game or Fish. The notes include sauces dressings pickles and a Chicken or Meat Pie with detailed ratios methods and serving guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Plumly
M. E. Dicken
Crawffordsville
Plumly
Dainties
Delegates Named by U P Mission Group at Luncheon
United Presbyterian Women Missionary Society afternoon section selected delegates to the Keokuk Pres byterial Mission meeting on June 18 at Morning Sun. Named were Mrs. J A Porter Mrs John Masson Mrs T J McElhinney Mrs C Harry Davis and Mrs J C Boice. Alternates listed. Luncheon and business meeting held at the church with 17 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Keokuk
J. A. Porter
John Masson
T. J. McElhinney
C. Harry Davis
J. C. Boice
D. N. Anwyl
Green Squire
de Patterson
Crawford
Mildred Guthrie
Oscar George
G. W. Hiay
Pennsylvania
George Maxwell
Jennie Cook
Elizabeth Lease
Sterling
Kans
Hilltop
Ariz
John McCall
Lease
Chicago
Wiley Home
Dorcas Society
George Miller
Cyrua Bush
Dorothy Turnipsed
Ellis Finke
Prairie Flower
Prairrie Flower Church
Mary Phillips
Val Fuhr
C. E. Strong
John Shebeck
Lawrence Howell
Harry Rittenhouse
1905th Birthday Celebration of the Christian Church
A note marks a Pentecost Sunday observance celebrating the 1905th birthday of the Christian church. The reference frames the day as a milestone in church history and liturgical calendar.
Wellman Bride Shower Honors Mrs Orlo Green
Mrs Carl Bauer hosted a shower honoring Mrs Orlo Green formerly Miss Louise Nicholson. The couple wed June 4 at the Nicholson home near East Pleasant Plain and returned for a reception at the groom's parents home. Guests included Nicholson family members Green relatives and local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Nicholson
Carol
Fast Pleasant Plain
Mary Green
Clyde Stoutner
Helen and
Clyde Jr
Albert Stoutner
Keota
Omer Green
Lester Disney
Lynn
Helen Wade
Party Here Honoring Bride from Junction
Mrs Ralph Howell formerly Miss Henrietta Wilson of Columbus Junction was the honored guest at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Lois Holland and Mrs Ralph Borman at the Holland home. Bridge was played at two tables and three young helpers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Howell
Henrietta Wilson
Columbus Junction
Lois Holland
Ralph Borman
Holland
Marilyn
Janet Miller
Donald Meyer
Theodore Meyer
Ralph McCreedy
Harry
Flag Day Celebration Planned by D A R at Historic Cabin
D A R members arrange Flag Day at a cabin with preparations for an outdoor picnic and program. A 2 30 business meeting led by Mrs A Anderson precedes a 4 pm ceremony and 5 30 cooperative picnic. Hosts include Mrs R S Warfel Mrs T W Harwood Mrs Fred Mauthe and Miss Helen Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women's Patriotic Organizations
A. Anderson
R. S. Warfel
T. W. Harwood
Fred Mauthe
Helen Wilson
McGuffey
Local social noting entries from Ames and Dayton
The item lists Mrs Ralph Howell Miller and Mrs Clarence Goff along with distant attendees Miss Beulah Bower of Ames and Mrs Kay Body of Dayton, reflecting a social gathering segment.
Indiana Visitors Honored at Roths Home
Mr and Mrs John Roth and their son Richard hosted thirty relatives for a noon dinner in June at their North Marion avenue home. An aunt and four cousins from Fort Wayne Indiana visited briefly for a festive social gathering with a sumptuous meal and lively children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roth
Richard
North Marion Avenue
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Regular meeting notices and flag day gathering announced
The announcement lists a regular meeting of the K of with officers to be elected. Members are urged to meet at the courthouse at 3 30 Friday afternoon June 14 to attend a flag day program at Sunset Park at 4 with a cooperative supper to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woor. CC
Sunset Park
Richard Knapp Returns Home From Chicago Trip
Richard Knapp returned home from a trip to Chicago with the Wolfe Bros and his cousins. This was Richard's second trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
Chicago
Martha G_ Thrasher
Richard Knapp
Wolfe Bros
Richard
Many Happy Returns in Community Birthdays
T J McElhinney turns 86 and plans a June 28 Three Quarter Century club party at Washington Country Club. Other birthdays include Mrs Dale Peters Bea Wilson Wilna Norman and Carl Fischer. Luella Sojka celebrated her fourth birthday with friends Darlene Norman Nadine Gorman Viola Evelyn Marek Nellie Horak Mary Cherwaker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McElhinney
Washington Country Club
Dale Peters
Ainsworth
Bea Wilson
Lawrence Wilson
Wilna Norman
Carl Fischer
Luella Sojka
Luella
Darlene
Norman Sojka
Nadine Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Viola
Evelyn Marek
Nellie Horak
Mary Cherwaker
Mary Catherine
Ralph Knotek
Elmer
Hazel
George
Nadine Sojka
Charles Sojka
Why Club Girls Perform Opera in Washington Rally
4 H club girls in Iowa study and perform scenes from The Bohemian Girl at a Washington county rally in the high school auditorium. Edith Barker explains opera’s appeal and the study program guiding the girls who will sing and act as Gypsy Queen Arline and dancers. Visitors invited to 1 30 p m Wednesday show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Iowa
Martha
Arline
Edith Barker
Fannie Buchanan
Washington High School
Pangans of Magaia Shun Money for Daily Rice and Tobacco
The Pangans of Magaia are described as unique for rejecting money. When asked to work they accept no pay beyond a daily ration of rice and tobacco. If given excess pay they flee, wary of generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magaia
Earth
Tongue colors indicate health and digestive inflammation in dogs
The healthy dog tongue is soft, moist and pink. dark red tongues signal digestive tract inflammation, with browner tones indicating greater inflammation in the membranes.
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D. N. Anwyl’s
CROWN
TOGS
Crowe
Klein Klothing Ko
W.C.T.U
U. P. Young Women Plan
Home Dept
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Ida Cavender
Milburne McKay
M. J. Cruise
Sherm Crone
Madison Street
Sioyg Neiswanger
Carl Voorhees
W. 8. Brown
Marion Rittenhouse
HJ. Prepnenan
John Rittenhouse
Friendship Elh
Harry Dye
Junction
Illinois
U. P
Roth
K. of
J. M. Kelley
G. KK
el Scantiiiees
Ernest Garrett
South 9Th
Why Club Girls
Morrison
ICE
CREA
Bes
Washington Co
Morrison's
Sand's Drug Store
Alvie
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