Committeemen And Delegates (Continued From Page 1)
A long list of party committeemen and delegates by locale is presented, naming individuals from Cedar, Clay, Dutch Creek, Kalona, Richmond, Franklin Center, West Chester, Highland, Iowa, Jackson, Wellman, Oregon, First to Fourth wards, Washington Two, and Democratic delegates for Brighton, Cedar, Crawford, Dutch Creek, Kalona, and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
B. F. Allen
Reagan Adams
Ferd. Skola
Esther Guengerich
Mary Hofer
J. 3
Michum
Richmond
Orva Scott
Raymond Hasty
Franklin Center
Isaac Kleese
Boyd Dill
Geo. Wright
West Chester
Herman Luers
R. C. Ferguson
Jim Griggs
Fred Bauer
Highland
C. F. Letts
William Murphy
Ray Lambert
Iowa
Alva Bell
F. W. Skubal
William Sims
William Knebel
Elsie Fox
Mildred Stevens
Jackson
Mrs. R. J. Dawson
Nate Pearson
C. €. Rothlisberger
Verle Gallagher
Nira
H. F. Carris
Percy Klokentager
Wellman
Ruth Bidwell
Lucile Ross
Roxie Durian
Martha Adams
Marguerite Moothart
Tressa Johnson
B. C. Foster
C. T. Anderson
E. C. Henn
Louis J. Kehoe
A. C. Gingerich
Enos D. Miller
J. G. Wehrle
W. W Wagamon
Marion
Otto Frey
W. H. Mitchell
C. M. Benson
Sam Marsh
Oregon
Charles Radamaker
Geo. M. Lord
C. A. Walker
H. H. Stewart
A. E. Sands
Ethel Trotter
Georgia Reaney
Mary Lord
C. H. Wolfe
S. A Stephens
F. A. Dunbar
Don Davis
Everett Huber
John Winner
C. W. McLaughlin
Frank Bostwick
Harvey Meek
George Rudiger
Roger Sherman
E. E. Stutsman
W. 8. Kyle
Jesse R. Busby
W. B. Dupuis
Archie Ekuwer
A. W. Yard
Walter Kiesey
Mary Beggs
T. A. Michels
Julius Enslin
Catherine Kiesey
Henry Bailey
George Dowell
Theo. B. Brown
Phil Weldlin
EB. L. Bartholow
Benj. Coppock
Frank Barden
Elizabeth Lamansky
Wbarl G. Boroughs
Cora Boroughs
Cedar
Will Embree
H. A. Dusenbery
Will Flynn
Clay
Crawford - W. P. Davidson
Wilbert Rose
Emery Lieechty
Dutch Creek
O. F. Crayne
Matt Wehr
N. E. West
J. 8
Deal
W S C S public meets end for summer in June
The Woman's Society of Christian Service units of the Methodist church held June meetings and decided not to meet during the summer. Unit No. 2 hosted a Sunset park picnic with 33 attendees. Unit No. 3 had 15 calls and ninety cents collected. Unit No. 4 hosted ten members and a visitor with canning talk and quilt blocks. Unit No. 5 held a church dinner due to rain. Unit No. 6 held a co operative luncheon for seventeen members. Unit No. 7 gathered sixteen members. Unit No. 9 8 met with visitors and discussed Barbara Heck. Some units postponed meetings due to rain and mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Sunset
Unit No. 2
Sunset Park
Park Pavilion
W. S. Kyle
J. D. Dayton
Rodney Kephart
Unit No. 4
Margaret McDaniel
O. L. Dayton
Unit No. 5
Unit No. 9-8
Manford Wilcox
Ambrose Cooper
Iowa City
Tommy Harvey
Jean Kennedy
George Dare
Barbara Heck
Unit No. 10
John Rittenhouse
Unit No. 1
E.E. Stutsman
Local notes on army and flight transfers in town
Mrs Edward A Swift returns to Knoxville after a week with relatives including Celestine Marie and Dr J A Marie. Lieutenant Gerald Carris, now at Waco Texas, warns his parents of possible wing dips on long flights. Ernest Simpson named Montgomery Ward manager in Boulder, Colorado after transfer from Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Swift
Knoxville
Celestine Marie
Dr. J. A. and
Will Marie
Gerald Carris
Randolph Field
Texas
Waco
Mre. J
Carris
Keota
Ernest Simpson
Montgomery Ward
Boulder
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hospital Work in Final Stage Blossoms for 55 Bed Capacity
The hospital nears completion with a 55 patient capacity and upgraded facilities. The top floor will serve mothers and babies with a south end delivery room and nearby nursery plus seven private rooms. Second floor allocates wards and a children’s space. a sun room, x ray room and lab on the first floor. basement holds kitchen dining and an isolation room. Archways will join the old and new structures, improving overall unity.
Major Leagues Results From Unscheduled Day
Results from today include Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Cleveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston and Detroit at Boston with games listed across the major leagues. No scores are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louises
Cmne
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Funeral for Edward E Bright in Columbus Junction
Funeral services for Edward E Bright 43, a resident here the last 16 months, will be held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon in Columbus Junction Iowa Medical College. The will hold funeral of Columbus Jet. Man at Iowa City (By Martha Butler)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Iowa City
Columbus Junction
Edward E. Bright
Inflation Control Session Planned for County Courthouse Meeting
A special meeting to explain the national inflation control program will be held Tuesday evening June 16 at 8 30 p m in the county court room. J W Chandler County Agent announced that representatives from government agencies farm organizations and civic groups will attend along with 4 square mile area educational cooperators Herb Howell of Iowa State College extension service will assist in presenting and interpreting the program for rural residents He warns wartime inflation risks deflation after the war and urges action to curb price rises to avoid harming the war effort and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Herb Howell
Iowa State College Extension Service
Mr. Chandler
Defense School Closes Sessions and Certificates Granted
The article lists participants who completed the course and received certificates including Clifford Sommers Kalona Joe Knotek John Flading Hal Reister George Baker and others. Local officials under Mayor A L Rigenhagen and Supt H E Noss cooperated with the program at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
A. L. Rigenhagen
Clifford Sommers
Kalona
Joe Knotek
John Flading
Hal Reister
George Baker
Leslie Gates
H. M. Putnam
Charles Kennedy
Ray E. Bell
Ellery M. Foster
Wellman
Cecil F. Rooks
Carl O. Peterson
John M. Goodwin
Miles Herbert Daley
John R. Catlett
Norton
Washington Town
City Hall
Funeral Details for Local Resident in Iowa City
The body lies at Richie Funeral Home and burial is planned at Iowa City. Services are being coordinated by Beckman Funeral Home in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckman Funeral Home
Iowa City
Richie Funeral Home
Davenport Nurse Weds Davenport Man in Kahoka Missouri
Virginia Griffith Beatty of Davenport and Rudolph E B Lindeman of Davenport were married in Kahoka Missouri. Rev J M Monroe officiated at eleven o clock yesterday morning. The bride wore a fur tan and beige printed dress with beige accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses. She has worked as a nurse at the Iowa Soldiers Orphans Home in Davenport for four years. The groom has been employed by the Davenport Crestier corporation for eight years. They plan a short wedding trip in western Illinois and will live at 2415 Western Avenue Davenport after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Griffith Beatty
Davenport
A. L. Griffith
Washington
Rudolph EB. Lindeman
Kahoka
J. M. Monroe
Iowa Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Lindeman
Davenport Rester Corporation
Illinois
Western Avenue
Panama Canal Traffic Split Between Coasts and Tankers
About 20 percent of the Panama canal traffic uses tank steamers. Since opening, most trade moves between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the United States, with east bound traffic about three to one over west bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal
Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Voters List Names by Ward and Participants
The document lists individuals by ward including First ward members Marguerite Boshart Oregon John Rath and Winifred Ragan along with M. C. DeLong J. M. Kelly Ferne Birney Stella Lat chem Grace Brown Chris Hornung Louise White Ed Sullivan Harry Dye Ruth Foster W. W. Wilson Hilda Brown M J Redlinger Second ward names Grace Brown and others. Third ward names Hallie B Hull Alice Lemmon Ed Mayer Ed Bovee Hilton Rabenold Mildred Westermark Emma Hardy and O F Boller. Fourth ward shows None. Washington Two None.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Boshart
Oregon
John Rath
Ed Hotle
Mrs
Russell Bell
Winifred Ragan
M. C. DeLong
J. M. Kelly
Ferne Birney
Harry Crone
Stella Latchem
Grace Brown
Chris Hornung
Louise White
Ed Sullivan
Harry Dye
Ruth Foster
W. W. Wilson
Hilda Brown
M. J. Redlinger
Hallie B. Hull
Alice Lemmon
Ed Mayer
Ed Bovee
Hilton Rabenold
Mildred Westermark
Emma Hardy
O. F. Boller
ROS Club Meeting With Mrs Wallace Hosts Bridge
Mrs Mae Wallace hosted the ROS Club on Thursday with guest Mrs Lee Baird. Bridge was played at two tables with Mrs Kenneth Ornduff winning high score and Mrs Ray Lambert low. Next meeting set for June 24 with Mrs Richard Fisher. Other attendees included Mrs Ed Lambert, Mrs Claude Kilgore and Claudine, Mrs Pat Johnson, Carol Ann and Sandra Ornduff, Ronny and Kathleen Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wallace
R.O.S. Club
Lee Baird
Kenneth Ornduff
Ray Lambert
Richard Fisher
Ed Lambert
Claude Kilgore
Claudine
Pat Johnson
Carol Ann
Sandra Ornduff
Ronny
Kathleen Fisher
Bowman dies of heart attack in Des Moines
M L Bowman of Des Moines died last night from a heart attack after an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination for secretary of agriculture. A former Republican, he sought the GOP nominations for governor in 1926 and for the sixth district congressman in 1932 and served as a state senator from Black Hawk County. He later was state supervisor of the farm debt adjustment administration from 1933 to 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. L. Bowman
Bowman
Black Hawk County
Farm Debt Adjustment Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Sees Big Membership Gain
Newton hosts a three day state VFW convention with about 350 delegates at opening sessions. Both VFW and auxiliary report higher membership, with Keokuk and Boone auxiliaries set to receive silver trophies for 100 percent increases. The convention is expected to address further plans.
Nuptial Vows for Grace Brinning Richards and F H Olney
Social calendar notes include Rainbow Girls picnic at Sunset Park with rain plan at Masonic temple and meals. Also listed are Wesleyan Service Guild events, Pythian Sisters, D A R Flag Day observance, and Ladies Aid and Legion activities along with a wedding notice for Grace Brinning Richards marrying Captain F H Olney at Lordsburg New Mexico. ceremony attended by relatives and officers with Brinning and Olney to reside at Fort Huachuca Arizona.
Birthday Anniversaries Highlight Local Residents
Today marks birthdays for Elizabeth Schulty a Three Quarter Century club member born 1860 in Illinois and C Harry Davis along with several others Hattie Ross West Chester Henry Bowes Wayland Fred Edwards Coppoes Myrs Lemley Wellston A T Augustine West Chester Allen Hampsher Antone Eberly and two young celebrants Richard Lee Kron son of Robert and Mrs Kron and Donald Morrison son of George Morrison plus William Stewart and Mrs Anton Eberle of Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schulty
The
Journal
Three Quarter Century Club
Mrs Schulty
Illinois
C. Harry Davis
Hattie Ross
West Chester
Henry Bowes
Wayland
Fred Edwards
Coppoes
Myrs Lemley
Wellston
A. T. Augustine
Ladies Aid Society June Meeting at United Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at the United Presbyterian Church with 35 members present. President Mrs. B. L. Stewart led the session, followed by a devotional by Mrs. Silas Ross and brief committee reports. Program included solos by Sarah Trotman, readings by Anna Plummer and Mrs. W. Livingston, a travel talk by Mrs. Carl Livingston, humorous readings by Mrs. Phillips, and group singing led by Carolyn Hamilton. Refreshments, decorated tea table, and patriotic motifs completed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Rathmel
R. C. Keagy
R. H. M Hampsher
Laura Longwell
Washington
George Baker
Edna Witting
Ladies Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
B. L. Stewart
Silas Ross
R. L. Livingston
Sarah Trotman
Anna Plummer
W. Livingston
East
Washington, D.C
Carl Phillips
Carolyn Hamilton
Livingston
Dave Elder
W. B. Edwards
Frank MacFarlane
D.A.R. Observes Flag Day with June 16 Program
The Daughters of the American Revolution will observe Flag Day on Tuesday June 16 at the Log Cabin. The program starts at 4 30 with music a play and Ivan Norton speaking on civilian defense followed by a cooperative supper. Members of the program social and luncheon committees run the event. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches table service and a dish to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist Church
Velma Jarrard
Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
D.A.R
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Neil Little
Lucille Little
Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Offic
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ivan Norton
Marker Sets U.S. Northern Tip at Lake of the Woods
The northernmost point of the United States is the Lake of the Woods projection reaching latitude 49 23 04.1 and longitude 95 09 11.3, located in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lake of the Woods
Minnesota
Want Ads Focus on War Effort Driven Year
The ads emphasize national wartime needs and upcoming resolutions aimed at supporting the defense program. Officials urge residents to contribute through job postings, material drives, and community mobilization to bolster the war effort.
Lodges Enjoy Social at Odd Fellow Hall
The Rebekah and 1.0.0.3 lodges held a social at Odd Fellow hall. Doris Gray sang Trees and Sleepy Logo. Charles Murdock played two piano selections Dont Sit Under the Apple Tree and Ol Gray Bennett. Mrs Lloyd Easter whistled. Seth Carris and Mr Nicols performed three numbers. Beanies orchestra of Oxford provided the music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Odd Fellow
America
Doris Gray
Charles Murdock
Monica
Ol Gray Bennett
Lloyd Easter
Seth Carris
Mr. Nicols
Beanies Orchestra of
Oxford
Hospital Discharges And Surgeries Reported
Mrs. James Bittner of Brighton and Mrs. Robert Arthur and her son William Eugene were discharged last evening. Charles Turner of Wayland was dismissed this afternoon. Wanda McCoy had an appendectomy this morning. Richard TeBockhorst and sister June had tonsillectomies this morning, and Lee Holland was admitted yesterday afternoon for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bittner
Brighton
Robert Arthur
William Eugene
Charles Turner
Wayland
Wanda McCoy
Richard TeBockhorst
June
Lee Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernestine Grady
J BE
Grady
T. V. Knerr
A. W Kern
William Chapek
Albert Stumpf
Joe Kas
W.S.C.S
E. S. Hebner
Kyle
Clara Tooman
Donnabelle
Louise Hunt
Chreh
Merle Green
Frank Longwell
Glenn Ewing
Hugh Hall
William Sitler
Clarence Jacobs
L. G. Willits
Harrison Dodder
Christian Advocate
Walker
Léigh Soule
Dayton
Ohio
Charles W. Davis
Wilcox
Ings
Farnklin Center
Frank Anderson
Winifred Schiebel
J. W Combs
C. C. Niffenegger
Glen Martin
John Quinn
Albert Weber
W. J. Boyd
Zelda Shebek
Fannie Meeks
Bird Cross
Mary Griffin
C. V. Dautremont
J. S. Wieland
John R. Veggy
Fred Fisher
John Walsh
Emma Frank
D. S. Hardy
Clarence Boshart
Wolf Floral CO
Ward
Walter Johnson
Walter M. Meek
Grosse Pointe, Mich
M. R. Meek
Viasta Musil
Spencer
John Zlatohlavek
Charles H.churchill
Charles Churchill
Lincoln
Nebr
Lincoln Aecronautical Institute
Martha Butler
Court House
Mander
R. C. Peterseim
A. Miller
H. L. Walker
Riverside
Edward Bushek
Elmo Heitzman
G. L. Cress
Rubio
A. J. Steinbeck
Dr. W. S. McIntosh
Lloyd W. Lewis
Quincy I. Rice
Supt
H. E. Noss
Harrison
Bill Evans
Dene Carney
Nevada
Hawkeye Cage
Rollie Williams
Evans
Carney
I.O.P.A
Virginia G. Beatty
R. E. Lindeman
Fourth Ward
Masonic Temple
Ers
Sunshine Community Club
Pete Koehler
Roll Call
Eleanor Brinning
F. H. Olney
Grace Brinning Richards
Eleame Brinning
F. H. Oney
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Lordsburg
N. Mex
Esther Graf
Mueller
Wasington High School
Lindenwood College
St. Cleves
School of Nursing
University of Iowa
Presbyterian Hospital
Army
Olney
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton, Va
F. H. Oiney
Allen Hampsher
Antone Eberly
Richard Lee Kron
Robert Kron
Donald Morrison
George Morrison
William Stewart
Fred IL. Stewart
Anton Eberle of
Harper
F.’s
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