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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1952

Page

2

Potsander Schluesner Vows In Wellman Ceremony

Marguerite Potsander of Wellman married Kenneth Paul Schluesner of Fort Jones California in a single ring Methodist ceremony at Wellman. The affair featured pastel pink décor and pink attire with a reception at the church hall. The couple will reside in Greeley Colorado after a brief honeymoon. Marguerite is a Wellman graduate and former teacher. Kenneth holds BA and MA and teaches in Fort Jones.

Worts Marguerite Potsander Wellman Kenneth Paul Schluesner Fort Jones Calif Missinger Methodist Church of Clifford Sentvesver Helena, Mont Harlan Berger James Foster Eighth Avenue Greeley Colo Colorado State College

Logan Home Social by United Presbyterian Youth Fellowship

The United Presbyterian Youth Fellowship held an ice cream social on the Clarence Logan home lawn Thursday evening. About twenty five persons attended and enjoyed ice cream and cake at quarter tables. Dr. and Mrs. Evert Haney and Mr. and Mrs. B G Humm, sponsors, were present.

United Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Group Clarence Logan Evert Haney B. G. Humm

John Walling Celebrates Sixth Birthday Thursday

John Walling son of Mr and Mrs Carlos Walling observed his sixth birthday with a Thursday afternoon party. Guests included David Sorrell Phillip Miller Steve Hoyle Mike Monday Karla and Linda Walling. Gifts and refreshments were shared Timothy Horak and Mike Patterson could not attend.

John Walling Carlos Walling David Sorrell Phillip Miller Steve Hoyle Mike Monday Karla Linda Walling John Timothy Horak Mike Patterson

Heights Social Club Dines at Sunset Park Links Birthday Gift Exchange

Members of the Heights Social Club enjoyed a fried chicken dinner at Sunset Park Thursday noon after a business meeting. A birthday gift exchange followed and the next meeting is planned for September with no July or August sessions. Guests included Mrs. DD H Moore and Linda of Santa Anna Texas and Mrs Clyde Dawson Jr and Tommy.

the Heights Sunset Park DD. H. Moore Linda Santa Anna Texas Clyde Dawson Jr Tommy

Shower Honoring Miss Statler Hosted by Mrs Rich

Mrs Rich hosted a Thursday afternoon bridal shower for Miss Marjorie Statler, with guests sharing advice, noting how couples met, and presenting gifts. Refreshments were served as the party celebrated the June bride to be.

Jim Rich Marjorie Statler Miss Statler Merle Statler Cecil Lane Penny and Peegy Frank «Ases Keith Stewart Peres Ed Peiter Kathy Jerry Foriash Ed Riehl Jean Ann Cherry Betty Kleese Kay Cherry Irvan Rich Sandy Wayne Allen Judy Barbara Irene Rich Mike and Pegus

Mrs Huber Hosts Bride Elect Arlene Huber Shower

Mrs. Keith Huber hosted a Wednesday afternoon coffee at home honoring Arlene Huber who will wed on June 15. Guests included relatives and cousins while light refreshments were served and the group worked on embroidery and towel hemming.

Mrs. Huber Keith Huber Arlene Huber Miss Huber Huber Ardith Wead Julia V Pickens H. L.huber House Don Huber Bert Rittenwants Troy Foriash Leland Griggs Guy Lyle Bob Pearson James O'Laughlin

Just Us Club Meets at Mrs Griggs Home

Mrs Anna Griggs hosted the Just Us club on a Wednesday afternoon. Sixteen members and guests attended, with Mrs Pearl Mackey and Mrs Max Boone present. President Mrs L L Loveless led the meeting as stories were read for roll call and contests awarded to Pearl Parcell, Mrs L F Harding, Mrs John Dodd, Mrs Marion Huston, and Mrs John Shebeck. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Parcell with Mrs G White and Mrs Harding on the entertainment committee. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Mackey.

Anna Griggs Just Us Club Pearl Mackey Max Boone L. L. Loveless Cy Bush Clyde Murdock Pearl Parcell L. F. Harding John Dodd Marion Huston John Shebeck

Texas Name Origin Linked to Tejas Meaning Friends

A concise note explains Texas derives from the Indian Tejas meaning friends, tracing linguistic roots and cultural linkages between the state name and its indigenous heritage.

Texas

Women Represent Local Groups at Cedar Rapids Convention

Delegates from five Allied orders met in Cedar Rapids for a department convention. A memorial service honored deceased members, followed by a banquet for old soldiers. Represented groups included the DUV WA Ladies of the GAR and Sons of Union Veterans. Mrs Beth Brinning served as department press correspondent this year. New officers were elected: Margaret Hingardner Grinnell president Olive Houllahan Davenport senior vice-president Mable Potter Des Moines junior vice president Ada Hateh Waterloo chaplain Inez Hafta treasurer Agnus Herman patriotic instructor.

Department Allied Orders Cedar Rapids Beth Brinning The DUV Margaret Hingardner Grinnell Olive Houlahan Davenport Mable Potter Des Moines Ada Hateh Waterloo Inez Hafta Agnus Herman

Rural Young People Meet Thursday Night

The Washington County Rural Young People met at the Paris Bureau office Thursday evening with Gerald Howell presiding. Invitations from other counties were read inviting Washington members to activities in those counties. The group then drove to the home of Mr and Mrs Rob Jones to visit the couple, former members of the club.

Washington County Paris Gerald Howell Washington Rob Jones Chaiivari

Properly Oiling Skillet After Washing Prevents Rust

After washing and drying an iron skillet apply a thin coat of oil or grease to prevent rust. This simple step protects the pan during storage and keeps it ready for use.

Social Calendar Items From Friday Schedule

A community calendar lists meetings and events with times such as 7 45 am picnic at Sunset Park and 1 pm church coop lunch. Groups include Christian Womens Fellowship Group 1 12 15 transpor tation and Nina Bowers Circle 2 pm. Dinner at church, sun suits, and a 25th wedding anniversary open house at Keota park are noted along with Rainbow Girls and Masonic Temple Knights of Pythias events.

Sunset Park Christian Womens Fellowship Coop Roy Kephart Esteine Spender Nina Bowers John Dodd Friendship Club Grace Shaw Jennie Adame Cirele Charles Dawson Carris Keota Park Scott Wilcox City Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Knights of Pythias Spoom Hall

Mrs Campbell Made Rebekah Club Member

The Rebekah club met Thursday at TOOF hall with 15 members and one guest, Mrs Emma Campbell, a new member. A May social intake was $5.68. Officers elected include Mrs Howard Wagner as assistant secretary. Leona Sechantz and Leona Kos were named to the vase committee. Next meeting is July 10 with Leona Kos, Stella Genk inger and Louise Reaney as hostesses. Entertainment by Mrs Luther Crom. refreshments by Mrs Leona Schantz, Mrs Bernice Sheetz and Mrs Cleora Morrow.

Rebekah Club Toof Hall Emma Campbell Howard Wagner Leona Sechantz Leona Kos Stella Genkinger Louise Reaney Luther Crom Leona Schantz Bernice Sheetz Cleora Morrow

Proficiency Class for Four Held by OES

The Eastern Star meeting was led by Mrs. Will Sheetz and Harold Timmons with 35 present. A four member proficiency class passed under Mrs. Paul Snakenberg supervision. July and August meetings were canceled and a social hour followed with refreshments provided by committee co chairs Mrs. Don Orr and Mrs. Richard Hotle. visiting member Mrs. FE. M. Johnson of Chicago attended.

Eastern Star Will Sheetz Worthy Harold Timmons Paul Snakenberg Don Orr Richard Hotle FE. M. Johnson Chicago

Highland Social Club Social in Sunset Park

Mrs. Burke McCreedy hosted the Highland Social club on Thursday with 14 members present. Mrs. Charles Chalupa presided as president and two cancer films were shown. The annual ice cream social is set for June 26 in Sunset Park at 7 p.m. with Roy Steele's home as backup in bad weather.

Burke McCreedy Highland Social Club Thurdsay Melo Lasek Nadene Chalupa Carrie Rabenold Charles Chalupa John Phieger Sunset Park At & P.m

Walnut Women’s Club Views Film on Cancer

The Walnut Women’s Club showed a film on cancer hosted by Mrs. John Phleger with 16 members present led by hostess Mrs. Lyle Wilson. Donna Mae Nelson and 16 children attended as guests. roll call cited “How I stretched a lckel.” A white elephant sale raised 5.65 for the club. Larry Rathmel received a gift after his first appearance. The next meeting is a family ice cream social at the park on July 10. Refreshments were provided by the hostess with help from her daughter Beverly, Mrs. Harlan Neuhart, and Miss Nelson.

Walnut Women's Club John Phleger Lyle Wilson Donna Mae Nelson Larry Rathmel Beverly Harlan Neuhart Nelson

Women Guild of Crawfordsville Meets

The Federated Presbyterian Women’s Guild met June 10 in church parlors with Mrs. Clair Holmes presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Orrin Johnson on Bible prayers, a prayer calendar by Mrs. Frank Gault, and musical selections by Joyea Gault Margery Cherryholmes Nancy Edgar Betty Howell Lucille Gault and Joyvee Gault. A tea followed served by Mrs. Robert Holmes and a committee including Mrs. John White and others.

Crawfordsville Federated Presbyterian Women's Guild Clair Holmes Orrin Johnson Frank Gault Joyea Gault Northwestern University Margery Cherryholmes Nancy Edgar Betty Howell Paul Huston Wyna Robert Holmes Society John White Wilbur Wheeler Grace Williams Lillian Maxwell Marion Waters

Backward Party Delights Rural Women Club Members

Mrs Leo Marie hosts Rural Women's Club at her home for a backward party with members Eleven attend including one guest Mrs Earl Realinger and children. President Mrs Grant Humston Jr led a business session and roll call asking how I relax while entertainment featured games and contests.

Rural Women's Club Leo Marie Grant Humston Jr Will Marie Jr Will Marie Sr Earl Realinger

Janet Dempsey Engaged to Jim Dempsey in Washington

Bride elect Janet Simmering and Jim Dempsey are announced as an engaged couple. Janet is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Simmering. Jim is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Dempsey of Washington. The marriage is planned for the fall.

Joe Simmering Janet Jim Dempsey Lewis TE. Dempsey Washington

Women's Fellowship of Pleasant Hill Elects Officers

The Pleasant Hill group elected new officers effective July 1 led by Mrs Howard Witting as president and Mrs Glen Pratt as vice president. Additional posts include secretary Mrs Dale Darbyshire assistant secretary Mrs Caldwell treasurer Mr Harold Rathmet reporter Mrs Pat Swift and assistant reporter Mrs Eugene Chalupa.

Howard Benn Floasant Hill Christian's Fellowship Howard Caldwell Jesus Comme Ee Caldwell Howard Witting Glen Pratt Dale Darbyshire Harold Rathmet Pat Swift Eugene Chalupa Goth Ganon Ed Chalupa Benn Carl Sclneider Clyde Lambert Jake Ernest

Aluminum Workers Vote To Strike at Nine Plants

Davenport reports the Aluminum Workers of America voted to strike at nine ALCOA plants on July 1 if the Wage Stabilization Board acts on the contract dispute. The union approved the resolution after rejecting a plan for immediate drastic action.

Davenport Independent Aluminum Workers of America The Aluminum Co. of America

Bedouins of Yemen Seen as Mountain Farmers Not Nomads

In Yemen the Bedouins are described not as nomads but mountain farmers who distrust outsiders believing strangers bring drought. The passage notes their cautious stance toward rare visitors and their agricultural way of life.

Yemen

Eisenhower Visits Pennsylvania Delegation At Noncommittal Picnic

Gen Dwight D Eisenhower hosted the 700 member Pennsylvania delegation at a farm picnic as he roads toward the Denver convention. Governor John S Fine who leads a large bloc of uncommitted delegates declined to reveal his choice between Eisenhower and Senator Robert A Taft.

Fine Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower Pennsylvania John S. Fine Eisenhower Denver Sen Robert A. Taft Ohio

U S Soldiers Repel Chinese Attacks Near Armistice Line

U S infantrymen repelled strong Chinese counterattacks in savage fighting at hill positions along the armistice line near Panmunjom. The engagement marked the deepest penetration since November and involved units from the Oklahoma 45th Division supported by tanks.

Seoul Korea Panmunjom Oklahoma 45Th Division

Fighter-Bombers Strike Reds Across Chorwon and Kumsong Hills

Allied air attacks targeted Reds west of Chorwon and southeast of Kumsong, delivering twin strikes that disrupted enemy positions along the line.

Reds Chorwon Kumsong

Senate votes raise pensions for retired federal workers

The Senate approved a cost of living increase for federal retirees by voice vote and sent to the House a bill to fund the increases from the Civil Service retirement fund. The measure estimates the payout at about 51 000 over two years.

Washington CUP Senate House

Cocos Keeling Islands Move to Australia for Air Route Use

In 1951 the Cocos or Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean will shift administration from Malaya to Australia within the British Commonwealth. The change aims to speed a proposed Australia to South Africa air route with the majority Malay population of about 1,700 seeking migrate to North Borneo where a colony has been established.

Cocos Keeling Indian Ocean British Commonwealth Malaya Australia South Africa Cocos-Keeling North Borneo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Potsander-Schluesner Methodist Mr. Schluesner Otto Schluesner Saco, Montana Patty Bush Paul Hoffman Marty Vollander Raymond Brenneman Kila Kenneth Schluesner Logan Fellowship Park Mr. Hill Sorden Music Co Just Us Mrs. Griggs Nicola Harmon Ladies of the Gar Sons of Union Veterans Auxili Charles Murdock Honolulu Hawaii Wolf Floral Co Dar Continental Congress Stumeliay Oelock Don Stout Woten’s Service Guild Presbyterian Church Pythian Sisters Spoo Om Mrs. Campbell Rebekah OES Mien Gibby Henry Bone Uvaicms Walnut Women’s Club Women’s Guild of Rural Women’s Club Simmering Women’s Fellowship of Pleasant Hill Swift Ernest Woodward Wunstop Duzzit Les Gilmere’s SHELL Shell Service S. Ave. B Mike W. Washington U.S Islands Cherries Rravon Iowa B.F. Goodrich B. F. Goodrich Co U.S. Patent Office Washington Oil Co
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