Day ton and Miss Robinson wed in Eagle Grove
Miss Mildred C. Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Robinson of Eagle Grove Iowa married Raymond C Dayton son of Mr and Mrs O Dayton of Washington Iowa in a double ring ceremony at eight PM May 29 Rev W G Munle man officiated The bride wore blue tiff on and a corsage of sweet peas and rose buds Both families and guests rejoiced Dayton and Robinson plan to continue work with no definite future plans announced Mrs Dayton had a bridal shower in Des Moines June 6 Linger Longer club held a pot luck supper near Washington with members families and guests attending The account also notes Marcia Coffey wed in Chicago and a Surprise Valley picnic for alumni and teachers with attendees from several states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred C. Robinson
Will Robinson
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Raymond C. Dayton
O. Dayton
Washington
W. G. Munleman
Dayton
Phi Sigma Beta Sorority
Des Moines
The
Home Insurance Company of
Washington High School
Capitol City Commercial College
Iowa State Highway Commission
Mrs. Dotties
Art Dawson
Marcia Coffey
Chicago
Lowan
Marcia Hope Coffey
E. [. Coffey
Wellman
Willliam R. Morgan
Christine Morgan
T. Kennedy
Methodist
Pal Morgan
Hubert Coffey
Miss Morgan
Kathleen Coffey
Schubert
Helen Coffey
Praire Lower Mission Circle Hosts July Daughters Meet
The Prairi e lower Mission Circle met at the church with nineteen members and two guests Miss Martha Thrasher and Mrs Val Fuhr in attendance. The program included singing responsive readings duets a quartet musical reading and contests. A business session approved entering the daughters at the July meeting. Refreshments with ice cream berries angel food cake and coffee followed hosted by Mrs Jennie Rit tenhouse and Mrs Nellie Booth in pink and white. Mr and Mrs Will Leppert entertained guests at their North Marion Avenue home with ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Lower Mission Circle
Martha Thrasher
Val Fuhr
America
Tan the Daughters
Jennie Rittenhouse
Nellie Booth
Will Leppert
North Marion Avenue
Clara May Eatinger Weds Fairfield Man
Miss Clara May Eatinger of Washington and Raymond E. Coffin of Fairfield were married at the Methodist parsonage with Dr. A. W. Henke officiating. Attendants were Agnes Ryan and Marion Breech. The bride, a Pleasant Plains native and 1925 graduate, had worked for Northwestern Bell. The groom farmed near Fairfield. they plan to reside in Fairfield in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara May Eatinger
Washington
Raymond E. Coffin
Fairfield
A. W. Henke
Agnes Ryan
Marion ‘Reech
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Coffin
Birthday Party Honors Leone Crayton at Family Home
Miss Leone Crayton celebrated her birthday with a party at her parents’ home Mr and Mrs H R Crayton. Twelve guests attended including several from Ottumwa. Games were played and late refreshments served including chicken salad and cake. The party featured a pink and white color scheme. The actual birthday was Sunday June 14, with the gathering held Saturday evening.
Submarine Nautilus disabled in mid Atlantic tow to Queenstown
The Nautilus suffered engine trouble off the Atlantic and called for help. The battleship Wyoming and cruiser Arkansas towed the submarine toward Queenstown while the Independence Hall relayed the aid and reported the vessel was out of commission for the first stage of its polar cruise. The Nautilus had left Provincetown for England and was two thirds across the Atlantic in ten days when the mishap occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
Navy Department
Naulus
Atlantic
Queenstown
Ireland
U. S
Independence Hall
mid-Atlantic
North Pole
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Fforts
Arkansas
S. S
Provincetown
Mass
England
Trans Atlantic
Azores
Pleasant Plain gathering lists Haskins family attendees
A mid afternoon gathering included Harry Haskins and Mr and Mrs Moses Haskins along with Miss Rosavie and Richard, Alfred, Hubert, Keith, and Robert Haskins of Pleasant Plain. Ralph Beliel of Rubio was also present, with cream and strawberries served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haskins
Moses Haskins
Rosavie
Richard
Alfred
Hubert
Keith
Robert
Pleasant Plain
Ralph Beliel
Rubio
Community group announcements schedule through June 19
Local organizations list upcoming events at churches temples and clubs. Meetings include Women Missionary Society Young Women Missionary Society Rainbow Girls Royal Neighbors and Pythian Circle with luncheons socials and a Knights of Pythias rank work. Attendance urged across multiple groups and dates June 18 19 and ?
Social calendar notices for June church and club events
The Loyal Sisterhood Class of M. E. church holds a spring social on Tuesday June 16 at 2 30 PM with annual officer elections and dues. Sunshine Community club meets with Mrs Charlie Ziek lowsky on Wednesday June 17. Women’s Golf Breakfast at the country club clubhouse Wednesday 8 AM. RSVP to Mrs Ritchey by Tuesday. Rural Women’s club gathers with Mrs Roy Foss Thursday afternoon social meeting. Women Missionary Society of Bethel church hosts birthday party and guest day at Miss Lydia Juzeler’s home Thursday afternoon June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women's Missionary Society
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Sunshine Community Club
Charlie Ziexlowsky
F. M. Ritchey
Rural Women’s Club
Roy Foss
Women’s Missionary Society of the Bethel Church
Lydia Juzeler
Boosters Lose Game at Letts
The Washington Boosters were defeated at Letts by the Letts team 9 to 6. Matlock starred with a perfect day at bat while Edmondson pitched well but walked six. Next Sunday Washington plays at Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Boosters
Letts
Washington
Matlock
Edmondson
Washingtoneam
Winfield
Poa
Meavor
Tallman
Miesey
Afta
Bird Stowe
U Schulty
Miller
Gatta
Gatta Se Edmondson, P 40 12 2 Boileau
Kerr
Aioe i
Hidelbaugh
JU Rcpiece
Aanamckaee Mteae
Tildebrand
Nietzel
Kooad
I. Cai
Lange
Ff Spore
Reddick
Oriente
Merhart
Boileau
Kriger
Hildebrand
McAvoy
Kiesey Kriger
Dodder
Hidlebaugh
Griffith
Dodder & Collins
Homebuilders Sunday School Ice Cream Social Planned
Friday the Homebuilders Sunday School class at the Methodist church will host a homemade ice cream social at the Golia Miller home one mile south of Libe's ball park. This will be the last social event until August. Mrs. Vina Manussier and Billy and Mrs. I. E. Glick visited Davenport yesterday with friends and traveled home via Wild Cat Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Golia Miller
Libe’s Ball Park
Vina Manussier
Billy
I. E. Glick
Davenport
Wild Cat den
Boulder woman leaves after Wellman reunion visit
Gladys Dougherty Zeigler of Boulder Colorado departed yesterday after visiting at the Sherm Welch residence. She planned to visit Minnesota before returning home following a Wellman reunion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Dougherty Zeigler
Boulder
Colo
Sherm Welch
Minnesota
Wellman
Frocks and hats tease spring fashion at Keota shop
A Keota lady shopped Ottumwa but found nothing she liked. She and her daughter picked four frocks. The store promotes Panama hats at 3.95 and hats at 1.60, with large sizes up to 652 for big ladies. Frocks remain popular at the country club week. Large sizes and Nelly Donvoises arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Nelly Donvoises
County highway meeting outlines progress and plans in Iowa region
The Fairfield district board meeting on June 10 drew over 70 attendees from eleven southeastern Iowa counties. Topics included road maintenance, project updates show Riverside road completion this week, Crawfordsville-Wyman work, Dutch Creek clearing, and bridge upgrades east of Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Messrs. Brown
Kos and Jessen
Board of Supervisors
Rawn
Miss Grecian
Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Glenn C. Hayes
Joen!ounty
Elmer Freyenberger
Construction crew praised for excellent time this year
Rawn and assistants Dan Brind ley Phil Bratten Bob Thompson and Irl Glick are right on the job all the time. Much of the credit for the excellent time made in construction this year is due to this personnel.
No Difficulty for Lindbergh Flight Over Soviet Region
Moscow reportsCol Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh face no difficulty obtaining permission to fly over Soviet Russia. The Evening Moscow states permission will be granted and that an application to a Soviet embassy will suffice. Aviation circles show keen interest in the proposed trip and high esteem for Lindbergh with promised cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Return View Of Lindbergh Flight In Soviet Context
Nicholas Kirilov recalls talks of a Lindbergh flight across the Soviet Union. The reference emerges as Shestakov and others travelled to the United States in 1929 aboard the Russian airplane Lad of the Soviets. The Lindbergh flight is viewed in light of a potential return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Kirilov
Soviet Union
Shestakov
United States
Increase Beauty With Mello-glo
Improve your look with MELLO-GLO Face Powder. New French process makes the powder stay on longer and smooths the complexion. It prevents large pores and uses government approved coloring matter. It never dries the skin or gives a pasty appearance. Sherman Bros. druggists promote MELLOGLO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sherman Bros
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Pionto
Surprise Valley School
Surprise Valley Eh
Sam Doran
Charles Doran
Donald
Herman
George
Lou Brinning
Nora Rathmel
Doran
Rathmel
South Dakota
Ilinois
Idaho
E * Tatrib Plower Mission Circle
Wielt, Lepperts
Pnetrream
Falreereld
Oetjen
Nautilus
Arcte
Rainbow Girls
Master Masons
Fadern
Woodman Hall
Po BE
Carl Roberts
P. ER. O
BR. OO. W. Club
Emma Garrett
Pythian Circle
Prairie Flower Church
Odd Fellows Regeyar
Jon Moothart
Robert Welte
Tom Mickle
Crawfordsville-Wyman Road
Wellston
Blain Johnson
Bob Risk
A. J. Meacham Farim
Brighton
Wes Porter
Charles Lee and
Crew
McBride
Geyer
Wheeler Lumber Co
Bill
Soviet Region
Sweinival Auspices
American Legion
Evening Journal
King’s Herald
Journal
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