Plan Guest Day Tea Honoring Mrs. Myrtle McCleary
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a guest day tea Friday at 2 30 in the church social rooms. Mrs Myrtle McCleary of Fairfield is guest of honor. Women from other churches and interested locals are invited to hear Mrs McCleary recount Africa experiences. Dr F W Eastwood leads devotionals, music is planned, and a short play Wooden Soldiers will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Myrtle McCleary
Fairfield
Me. Cleary
Africa
F. W. Eastwood
M. A. Robe
Vigilant Class Has Social at Church
The Vigilant Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church held a social in the church social rooms Monday evening. The program included a clarinet solo by Jane Pauls a piano solo by Gwendolyn Ramseyer and readings by Shirley Peterson and Esther Hayes. Mrs. Frank Parrish read an article and commented. After the Flag Salute Harry Ramseyer Jr led America. Mrs. Fred Neiswanger conducted a miscellaneous quiz. Miss Richards of Cedar Rapids guest led devotionals citing her Rural Bible Crusade work among school children. Officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Fred Neiswanger president Mrs. Leslie Zook vice president Mrs. B H VanMeter secretary treasurer. Refreshments served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Jane Pauls
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Shirley Peterson
Esther Hayes
Frank Parrish
Harry Ramseyer, Jr
America
Fred Neiswanger
Miss Richards
Cedar Rapids
Rural Bible Crusade
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Activities
Social calendar lists Kolah club afternoon event with Mrs H J Schoonover, country club family night at 6 45 pm, Pythian Past Chief association at OS Mae Jo, Fleur de Lis club luncheon at 1 pm hosted by Mrs M V Flynn, Mrs Floyd Lettco host, Masons temple initiation with social hour and refreshments, Chapter 1 PBD meeting at 2 30 pm, Home Builders class picnic 6 30 pm at Sunset park, Brine sandwiches and self supplied tableware, rain plan in M E church basement, Independent club Friday 2 pm, Rebekah lodge 8 pm, WSCS cooperative luncheon at M E church, Mission study group 2 pm led by Mrs Ira Rathmel, regular business meeting 2 35 pm by Mrs QO E Schmitt, WMS guest tea 2 30 pm at Presbyterian church with Myrtle McCleary speaking, WRC Saturday 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah Club
H. J. Schoonover
Country Club
Pythian Past Chief Association
Maude Applegate
Jefferson St. i Fleur de
Leo Hoover
T. F. Barker
O.E.S
P.m. Ae Masonic Temple
Atl
P.B.D
P.m
Orville Elder
Sunset Park
M.E. Churel
F. Hall
Woman's Society of Christian Service
M.f. Church
M.E. Church
Ira Rathmel
QO. E. Schmitt
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle McCleary
Church Girls Host Mothers Banquet At Methodist Church
The Susannah Girls Missionary Society hosted a mother daughter banquet at the Methodist church with fifty attendees. Eighth grade girls served, Dororthy Bear offered the blessing, Eleanore Keagy led the program, and Mrs. Eda Boshart of Wayland gave the guest talk. The event featured solos by Nan Hoover and a skit by Virginia Robertson and Bonnie Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Girls Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. E. Stutsman
Betty Simons
Dorothy Bear
Eleanore Keagy
Jean Applegate
Paul Snakenberg
Nan Hoover
Bonnie Simpson
Eda Boshart
Wayland
Maranda Martin
Virginia Robertson
Wetger
T. F. Barker
Many Happy Returns Birthday Notices Daily Echo Style
Mrs J F Simpson marks her 81st birthday born 1859 in Ohio. Riverside’s Eleanor Jean Beauregard turns one. Armour Griggs celebrates 19th wedding anniversary and Frank Wolf his 51st. Birthdays for M C Delong Nell Samson Rosa Liska Art Romine. Dale Palmer age 17 and Marion Nickerson age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Simpson
Ohio
Mrs
Armour Griggs
Frank Wolf
M. C. DeLong
Nell Samson
Rosa Liska
Riverside
Art Romine
East 76
Dale Palmer
John Palmer
Marion Nickerson
Service Guild Supper At Sunset Park
Eleven members of the Wes leyan Service guild of the Methodist church and sponsor Mrs Leigh Soule enjoyed a wiener roast and steak fry at Sunset Park. A short business meeting followed with president Mary Westphal presiding and a report on the June 8 Retreat in Indianapolis. Next meeting with Kay Weidner at the Dunbar home. Louise Wasson and Verna Bickel to handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Leigh Soule
Sunset Park
Mary Westphal
Wary Brohm
Indianola
Kay Weidner
Glen Dunbar
Louise Wasson
Verna Bickel
Joneses United in May 31 Country Wedding
Lois Stine daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Stine Adel Iowa and Thomas Elmer Jones oldest son of Hugh Jones Crawfordsville were married May 31 in Bethany Missouri The ceremony 10 30 Saturday morning at Christian church parsonage Rev Cecil R Murrow officiated The bride wore light blue with a black and white cross attendant wore black and white The couple honeymooned in northern Iowa then settled on a farm south of Crawfordsville A reception followed at the groom s home with many gifts listed Attendees included Hugh Jones family Rees and related households from Crawfordsville Washington Columbus Junction Ainsworth and Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Stine
Elmer Stine
Adel
Iowan
Thomas Elmer Jones
Hugh Jones
Crawfordsville
Bethany, Mo
Cecil R. Murrow
Christian Church
Ida Stine
John Harold Jones
Jones
Ade High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Edward Rees
Dorothy
Robert Roberts
Washington
Rowland Rees
Howell Rees
Evan M. Rees
Henry Rees
Oliver Rees
John Rees
Columbus Junction
Shirley Herr
Ainsworth
Esther Lippert
Chicago
Islands Connect With Napoleon
Three islands played a key role in Napoleon Bonaparte life Corsica served as his birthplace Elba housed his first exile and St Helena held his final confinement The geographic spread of his career links these islands to his enduring historical footprint
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Corsica
St. Helena
Elba
Walnut Woman's Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs G Davis
Mrs Glen Davis welcomed 18 members at a Walnut Woman's Club gathering postponed from last Thursday because of muddy roads. Guests included Mrs Belle Palmer Mrs M M Steele Mrs Edward Petratz Mrs Charles Fuhr Mrs Harvey Meek and Elizabeth. Meek spoke on the county Red Cross sewing room and garments for Red Cross were shown. A skit was staged by Mrs Ralph Chorpening and Mrs Myron Burroughs. July meeting set with Mrs Earl Burroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Davis
Walnut Woman's Club
Belle Palmer
M. M. Steele
Edward Petratz
Charles Fuhr
Harvey Meek
Eliza
Beth
Pythian Sisters Plan July August Temple Closure
Pythian Sisters met in K P Hall and read a dispensation to close the Temple for July and August. Pot luck suppers are set for Sunset Park on July 8 and August 12 with members supplying drinks, table service, and dishes to pass. Mrs William Matucha and Mrs Mae Morgan named on sandwich committee for the September 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Sunset Park
William Matucha
Mae Morgan
Meeting at the Dunbar Country Home Report
A note describes transportation arrangements for a meeting hosted at the Dunbar family country home. The readable fragment confirms a gathering venue and travel plans surrounding the event.
Friendship Club Meeting Led by Mrs Campbell
The Friendship club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. M Campbell. Seventeen members answered roll call naming a favorite flower. Four guests attended and entertainment was provided by Net tie Davis and Mrs Wayne Gideon. Refreshments were served by Gladys Wolfe Ruth and Mae Gideon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
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M. McCleary
Washington Dairy
Nelly Don
Rayon
Reg
U.S. Pat
Cotter
Nelly Bon
Gibson
Clair Kay Frocks
Rothschild’s
South Side Square
H. J. Brenneman
Rebekah Lodge
W.R.C
Eleanor Jean Beauregard
Leonard Beauregard
Service Guild
Mrs. T. Jones
China
Walnut Woman’s Club
Tion
Sus Gkitt
Polero
Sport Oxfords
Oxfords
Brown
Smartall
Slack Sox
Erva
Lustertone
Dunbar
Basil Rathbone
John Moward
Ellen Drew
Mad Doctor
the Fox
Rayon Sport
M. Campbell
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