Washington Golfers shift to breakfast and bridge morning
Women from the Washington Golf and Country Club swap a 12 30 luncheon for an 8 30 a m breakfast at the club house, followed by golf and bridge. They will visit Iowa City Thursday with Helen Breese coordinating the trip and reservations due by June 22. The last family night dinner is set for Thursday at 6 30 p m with committee led by Mrs William Sitler and Mrs Harold Cummings. Marcia Masson wedding planned today at 4 p m in Hannibal Missouri to Dr Bart Cordry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Golf and Country Club
Washington Women
Iowa City
Helen Breese
Country Club
William Sitler
Harold Cummings
Ed Sorrell
Orrin Johnson
Jay Sellers
Ira Coon
Sitler
Mr Cummings
Marcia Masson
8S. W. DeLong
Victor Masson
Marcia
Miss Masson
Bart Cordry
Hannibal
Round the Road club hosts afternoon party and games
Mrs. Ralph Chorpening presided over a Thursday gathering for 11 members and 19 children with guests Mrs. Arthur Dinkheller Glen, Mrs. August Dickman, Mrs Harry Anderson, and Richard. After a brief business meeting, Mrs. Elwood Kleese and Mrs. Glenn Miller led games and contests while refreshments were served. The next meeting plans an ice cream social at Sunset Park on July 15 with committees led by Mrs. Myron Burroughs, Mr. Earl Chorpening and Mrs. Elmer Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chorpening
Round the Road Club
Arthur Dinkheller
Glen
August Dickman
Harry Anderson
Richard
Chorpening
Elwood Kleese
Glenn Miller
Anderson
Diekman
Sunset Park
Myron Burroughs
Earl Chorpening
Elmer Young
Mrs Wilson Reports On Milwaukee Assembly At WSCS Meeting
Mrs Sylvia Wilson gave her report on the Milwaukee Assembly at the final WSCS summer meeting in the Methodist church. A cooperative lunch preceded the session attended by two people. The program included announcements of MYF camp funds, solo performances, devotions, and remarks on Africa Asia and Japan mission perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Milwaukee Assembly
WSCS
Sylvia Wilson
Milwaukee
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Ralph Shannon
Rolland Taylor
MYF
Lynn Ferguson
Circle VIII
Gladys Knapp
Ruth Augustine
Alice Hunter
WL Gates
Asia
Starkey
Japan
Jesus Christ
G. Stanley Oxnam
Helen Kim
Ewha University
Seoul
Korea
Georgia Harkness
Newell Booth
Fred Reed
Ro Rhodebeck
The
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
W. J. Grossheim
Reed
Charles Schiebel
Henry Bailey
Ed Letts
Mildred Kupka
Grossheim
Rotary
Seattle
Washington
Lawrence Wilson
Bailey
National Presbyterian Woman's Council
Lafayette
Ind
Presbyterian Circles Hold Final Meetings
Presbyterian Circles 1 2 and 3 held their final meetings of the year Friday. Circle 1 met at Mrs. Hartholow’s home with Mrs. Mast conducting and reports from Margaret Cowden on Purdue, while plans for a July 2 general meeting and Ames Synodical gathering were noted. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs. Moore with Mrs. Warren Stewart presiding featured a luncheon at Mrs Reed’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Charles Hartholow
T. M. Mast
Claude Rhodebeck
Earl Davis
Margaret Cowden
Purdue University
Grossheim
Miss Cowden
Ames
Maurice Libe
Dartholow
Logan Crawford Admitted To University Hospital Iowa City
Logan Crawford entered University Hospital in Iowa City on Friday as a medical patient. He expects to stay about a week and is assigned to Ward C-35. Lt. Dean Martin of Quincy Kentucky visited Wednesday at the John A. Martin home on 1520 W ave en route to Rapid City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Crawford
University Hospital
Iowa City
Dean Martin
Quincy
Klk
Wedneday
John A. Martin
Ave
Rapid City
Lodge Gives Program For Past Noble Grands
Rebekah lodge meeting Friday night drew 50 local members plus 20 from Wellman. Marjorie Laubach led as noble grand with May McClure Clara Brown and Goldie Mayo on auditing. Entertainment included tap by Joy and Linda Bales, accordion by Ruth Cram and vocal by Charles Murdock. Refreshments followed. The group plans to attend the district convention 2 at Kalona on Friday afternoon June 25. attendees meet Wednesday June 23 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Wellman Lodge
Marjorie Laubach
May McClure
Clara Brown
Goldie Mayo
Joy
Linda Bales
Ruth Cram
Charles Murdock
Kalona
Marriage License Issued to Ro Sordry and Masson
A marriage license was issued to Karl Ro Sordry of Hannibal Missouri and Marcia J Masson of Washington. Warner Services funeral services for Mrs Deesie Belle Warner were held at 2 30 p m Friday in Jones funeral home with Rev Bar Longfellow in charge. Pallbearers were Earnie Morgan Monte Morgan Tom Marsh Terry Jr Dr T J Pease Wilson Bowers. Interment followed at Kim Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Ro Sordry
Hannibal, Mo
Marcia J. Masson
Washington
Hospital Escapee Captured in Illinois After Flight
John Fletcher a 17 year old from Quincy was recaptured at his home after escaping from Mount Pleasant Iowa state hospital. Authorities say he used a rope of sheets to descend from a third story room and stole a truck and clothing before abandoning the vehicle near Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
John Fletcher
State Mental Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Fletcher
Burlington
Social calendar events fill week in West Chester area
Calendar lists multiple groups with times and venues including Rebekah lodge Odd Fellows IOOF hall Dancing at 9 30 pm Farmerettes 4 H at Shirley Escher KP hall Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple church social at Sunset Park rain plan at church BEV same day WRC of West Chester Navajo club picnic Sunset Park Presbyterian prayer service at church West Chester Pythian Sisters Moose Lodge and other clubs with meeting details and contact notes.
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Farmerettes
Shirley Escher
Knights of Pythias
P.m
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
UP Church
Sunset Park
Emma Barnett
S Pp. Mn
Prairie Flower School
Word Weavers
Damascus Shrine
Ardelz Santha
WRC
West Chester
Navajo Club
Pam
Shelter House
Church West Chester
Pythian Sisters
Hall Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Weather’s Role in Historic Conflicts Highlighted
Historic weather events shaped battles and outcomes. A storm wrecked the Spanish Armada and rain on June 17 1815 may have altered Waterloo’s course, underscoring climate as a decisive factor in history.
Local families plan summer travels and visits
Mr and Mrs Carl Hedges of Tampa and Mrs Will KE Jones visit after a sister's death. They will spend summer in Denver with Ruth Hedges and family. Donald Kyle and family of Kalamazoo visit Avoca and plan a Idaho vacation, Yellowstone, Black Hills and Badlands trip, returning July 5. Jim Lloyd and Ronald Crawford of Ainsworth depart to Minneapolis for ROTC camp. Inadvertently omitted from
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hedges
Tampa
Fla
Will KE. Jones
Hedges
Jones
H. H. Hills
Mt. Plasant
Denver
Colo
Daugher
Ruth
Donald Kyle
Robert
Jane
Kalamazoo
Mich
Myrtle Poole
Kyle
Paul Kyle
Avoca
Pocatello
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
Badlands
Washington
Jim Lloyd
Ronald Crawford
Ainsworth
Minneapolis
Marriage report for Ethel Whitenback and Harry Rank
The Journal notes the marriage at the Donald Beye home in Friday between Ethel Whitenback and Harry Rank of Marshalltown. Mrs Rank is principal of Aaron Palmer grade school in Marshalltown and aunt of Mr Beye. Mr and Mrs John Miller of Oxford Junction visited latter part of the week with Mr and Mrs R C Wead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Whitenback
Harry Rank
Marshalltown
Donald Beye
John Miller
Oxford Junction
R. C. Wead
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Charles Wiles
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Ft. Madison
Paul Martin
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John Custer
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