Reed Wallace wedding at Presbyterian parsonage
Miss Mamie Ellen Reed and Orin Alvin Wallace wed at 8 o clock last evening at the Presbyterian parsonage with Dr. I W Eastwood officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Marion Thompson and the couple plan a home at 608 East Jefferson after a trip. The bride has worked at Washington county hospital for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Ellen Reed
Harry Reed
Orin Alvin Wallace
Ellen Wallace
Presbyterian Parsonage
I. W. Eastwood
Marion Thompson
East
Jefferson Street
Washington County Hospital
Pythian Sisters Plan Sunset Park Pot Luck Supper
The Pythian Sisters and families will hold a pot luck supper at Sunset Park on Wednesday evening, June 21. Attendees should bring sandwiches, a dish to pass, and their own china and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Church social and missionary meetings set Friday afternoon
Baptist Ladies hold their regular social and missionary program at 2 30 at the church. The Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs Carl Roberts Friday at 2 30. The Ladies Bible Class of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs Silas Korf for a quarterly social. The Pansy Hill club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs John Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Carl Roberts
The
Presbyterian Elgarch
Silas Korf
Home Department
Pansy Hill Club
John Caldwell
Regular meeting of IX club scheduled for Saturday
W R regular meeting set for Saturday afternoon at 2 30 p m with Mrs Ethel Steele as president IX club also to meet Saturday at 2 with Mrs Harvey Meek showing plans and arrangements for the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R
Ethel Steele
Harvey Meek
Jveenhemmer Reunion Set For June at Weed Park
The Jveenhemmer reunion is scheduled for Sunday June 25 at Weed Park in Muscatine. A basket dinner will be served and attendees should bring dishes and silverware for their own family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jveenhemmer
Weed Park
Muscatine
Missionary society meeting and drum corps gathering announced
The Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Society of Keokuk Presbytery will meet at Columbus City U P church on Thursday June 2 at 9 39. Dr C A Owen will give the missionary address in the afternoon. An important Drum Corps meeting follows Thursday evening and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Women Golfers
Pred Neiswanger
K. A. Schenck
R. S. Wartfel
Schenck
Harry Simpson
J. Rothschild
Walter Rukgaber
R. F. Davis
A. W. Clow
West Chester
Presbyterial Woman's Missionary Society of
Drum Corps
Welts Low in Columbus Junction Water Supply
In Columbus Junction on June 21 residents are urged to conserve as water levels fall. Local social notes include visits and events: Mrs. Beulah Barker from Kansas City visits J B Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. J B Garrett celebrate twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Nellie Moore Eva Badham and J J Hill attend the Century of Progress in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Fredonia
Southwest
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Northwest
Columbus City
Beulah Barker
Kansas City
J. B. Reeves
J. B. Garrett
Concord Township
Roy Hildebrand
Nellie Moore
Eva Badham
J. J. Hill
Chicago
Paul Scott
Jas
Clarion
Betty
Lou Anderson
Atlantic
J. Carson Duncan
Trevor Williams
Salem Presbyterian Church
Randolph
Wis
Frank Deford
Rock Island
Robert E. Owens
James Cherwinker
Ottawa
Kan
Lillie Gray
Irene Lieberknecht
Ames
Lawrence Earle
John Yeagar
Agency
Henry Leonhard
Davenport
Louise
Onhard
Gloss
A. Kauffman
Thompson
Harry Robertson and Sons
Richland
Jay Robertson
Grace Robertson
William Lehlanz
Ottunawa
Fred Achtanz
Farm Bureau Band at Fair and Farm Policy Notes
The article reflects on Farm Bureau events and leadership impact through speakers like Chas. E. Hearst and Ed O Neal, stressing that strong membership backs agricultural advocacy. It discusses disease control for poultry, noting no effective medical cure for coccidiosis and recommending wire mesh floors, clean housing, and frequent litter removal to reduce infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
State of
Iowa
Chas. E. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Ed O'Neal
Alabama
American Farm Bureau Federation
Visitors at Farm Bureau Office Reach Record May Visitors
May saw 707 visitors to the Washington Farm Bureau office with June counts already over 500 by June 17. A special evening drew over seventy callers seeking weed and insect guidance bulletins and general information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Washington
Diseases of Chicks Coccidiosis and Prevention Measures
Poultry expert outlines coccidiosis as a common chick disease caused by a parasite damaging the intestine and liver. It notes age susceptibility, soil carrying the parasite, and prevention through farm hygiene, milk in diet, and confinement during outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Beetor Beach
California
Salting Hay Tips Agreed By Farm Bureau
Farmers ask about using salt in hay mows with debate on benefits. Salt and lime spread over hay help prevent fermentation and mold, aiding storage in damp weather. The author notes winter salting keeps hay bright green and more palatable for livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Wellman Visitors from Omaha Gather for Weeklong Stay
Mr and Mrs Max Coffey and sons Jimmy and Bobby of Omaha Nebr are visiting at the parental B I Coffey home in Wellman for a week. Max is connected with an Omaha newspaper. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Harve Freel and daughter Thelda and Cordelle Braden and Frank Mayer of Wellman and Mr and Mrs New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Max Coffey
Jimmy
Bobby
Omaha
Nebr
B. I. Coffey
Max
Harve Freel
Thelda and
Cordelle Braden
Frank Mayer
Ton Romine
Keota
Howard Gardner
Mayer
Newton Romine
Gardner
Lester Disney
Norman
Washington
Sadie FE. Rickey
Iowa City
T. Ellis Rickey
Ray Walton
Luelilie
Rodney
Iowa
Fifth Avenue Fashions Promotes Youthful Summer Frock
The pattern feature touts a simple sporty linen dress with a schoolgirl collar short puff sleeves and pleated skirt ideal for spectators in youth seeking styles. It notes color options black navy brown blue coral and pastels and provides pattern No. 5252 with sizes 14 16 18 20 32 34 36 38 40 42 and fabric requirements.
Map on Your Tongue Describes Geographic Tongue Condition
An overview explains geographic tongue, a common condition causing irregular tongue furrows red inflamed patches and white areas that resemble a map. The article outlines symptoms possible causes and usual prognosis.
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Orin Wallace
Y's
Surset Park
Roger Sherman
Eugene Kafka
St. Joseph's Church
Pleasant Plain
EB. P. Seidel
Beatrice Henry
Andrew Henry
Vincent Kaska
East of Fairfield
Katherine Henry
Raymond Kaska
Pleasant Plain High School
Parsons College
Keokuk
Jefferson
Fairfield High School
Chillicothe Business College
Loudon Machinery Company
Fairfield
Des Moines
Merry Mixer Club
Tony Meath
Mary Johnson
Leota
Lola Ramge
Little Bo Peep
Teddy Griffith
Darlene Meath
Darlene Meath; “Upper Ten and Lower Five,” Gayle Thrapp, Lola Ramge
Margaret Dill
Ferne Carr
Chas. Thrapp
Patricia Griffith
Gayle Thrapp
Red Wing
Wilma Romine
Beautiful
Ohio
Frank Ditmar
Sam DeLong
William Augustine
Frank Pulver
Lettie Hutton
Belle Crossett
Ainsworth
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Robert Rowan
I. K. Beal
Wm. McGinnis
Rowan
E. E. Stutsman
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Verna Pickel
Nellie Wiley
Winifred Witzigman
E. C. Sarchett
Jane Sarchett
Mary Pauls
Harriet Bey
Helen Caldwell
Mildred Starr
A. A. Vinz
Pythian Sisters
Piques
Linnen, Panamas
E. M. Bridges & Co
H. I. Ward & Company
Money Savers
Peter Pan
Soisette
Gorgous
Averal Woman's Club
Kenneth Hunter
Offeers of
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Garden Club
M. W. Bailey
Martha Butler
Farm Bureau Office
Fifth Avenue Fashions
Ellen Worth
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Evening Journal
Pattern Department
Frigidaire
Kee
General Motors
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Washington, Iowa
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