Briley Family Guests Plan Move to St Louis
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Harold Briley and children from Daytona Beach Florida visiting in Iowa before moving to St Louis Missouri. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Richard Young Mary Day and Juliana from Des Moines. Also mentions wedding party in Des Moines and a lumber firm outing in Clinton with attendees from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Briley
Bobby
Billy
Sheila
Daytona Beach
Fla
B. C. Briley
St. Louis
Richard Young
Mary Day
Juliana
Des Moines
Briley
4 H Boys Exhibit Lambs at Ottumwa Show
Three members of the Highlanders 4 H club from Ainsworth will exhibit 19 native lambs at Ottumwa on June 22. The John Morrell sponsored event at Morrells yards begins at 9 a m with grading demonstrations and a junior showmen grading contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Highlanders
John Morrell and Company
Iowa State College
State Vocational Agriculture Department
State
Iowa Sheep Association
Ottumwa Chamber of Commerce
Wapello County Farm Bureau
Morrell
Washington County
Richard Havel
Norman Havel
Quentin Jenkins
Chicago Packer
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admitted Saturday include Mrs. Clara MecClin tic of Brighton and Rodney Kephart. Dismissed yesterday are Mrs. Louella Pat ton of 220 E Madison and David Flynn route 2 along with Mrs. Clayton Lintz of Crawfordsville and daughter Mrs. Francis Brooks of 117% E Marion. Today Mrs. Ernest Perrin of Wellman and her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Patton
E. Madison
David Flynn
Clayton Lintz
Crawfordsville
Francis Brooks
E. Marion
Lyle Haury
Ainsworth
Ernest Perrin
Wellman and Son
Brighton Weekend Visits Highlight Weeks Socials
Mrs. Ernest Miller and niece Janice Rotzinger spent Sunday in Brighton visiting Mary Rotzinger and Homer Rotzinger. Verla Boshart of Oakland will be guest at Raymond Glastow’s tonight. Booth Horak winner Leighton E. Kelly receives a $10 credit. no purchase needed. The Robertson family from Crawfordsville shopped here on Saturday. Rickey Raymond Edwards, 1 1/2, spent his first overnight visit with Gilbert Dickinson in Libertyville. D. M. Bridges and Marian Bridges hosted visitors from Muscatine and Des Moines for Father’s Day at A. L. Griffiths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Leet
Douglas
Ariz
California
Ernest Miller
Janice Rotzinger
Brighton
Verla Boshart
Oakland
Calif
Raymond Glastow
Booth & Horak
Leighton E. Kelly
Washington
Rickey Raymond Edwards
Raymond Edwards
Gilbert Dickinson
Libertyville
Russians Ban New Currency in Berlin Western Zone
The Soviet controlled Berlin radio announced prohibition of the new Deutsche marks in the Soviet zone and greater Berlin. The move marked Moscow’s first unilateral law in the city under four power control, seen as a step toward complete domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Greater
Kiesey Owens Wed In Simple Double Ring Rite
Laurine Kiesey and Max Owens were married in a simple double ring ceremony at Rev. Karl Megdelsen home near Ainsworth. The couple, both graduates of local high schools, will reside at 114 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiesey-Owens
Karl Megdelsen
Ainsworth
Laurine Kiesey
Walter L. Kiesey
Max Owens
Clarence Owens
Don Kiesey
Fern Owens
Pride Room
Gerard Megehelsen
Miss Owens
Owens
E. Washington
Washington High School
Bell Telephone Company
Ainsworth High School
Eote
Isle of Man A Storied North South Island
The Isle of Man spans about 30 miles north to south and covers 221 square miles. It has a population around 51 000 with Manx still spoken by a few. Discoveries include crosses dating to the fifth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Man
Island
Russians push a new currency on Berlin residents
A Russian effort seeks to enforce a distinct currency across Berlin, aiming to bind all residents to a single monetary system, including areas under western control. The move targets civilians and raises concerns over sovereignty and economic freedom in the contested city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Kimberleys Host Open House at Colo Farm Lake Reveal
Mr and Mrs Don Maxwell and Dick visited Mrs Maxwell’s relatives in Colo Ja where the Kimberleys showcased their new farm They recently took possession and opened the grounds to friends with a centerpiece lake constructed for recreation and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Maxwell
Moline Guests Honor J B Randall on 85th Birthday
Mr and Mrs I W Scott Mr and Mrs Marco Anderson and Mr and Mrs Robert Phelps with Judy and Robert Jr of Moline were guests yesterday of J B Randall for Father's day and to celebrate his 85th birthday. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Phelps baked the birthday cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Scott
Marco Anderson
Robert Phelps
Judy and
Robert, Jr
Moline
J. B. Randall
Anderson
Mrs. Phelps
Phyliss Gunther Honored At Cedar Rapids Chicken Dinner
Phyliss Gunther received honors at a Sunday chicken dinner hosted by her sister the Ted Zieglowsky family. She was home for the weekend from the Paris Academy at Cedar Rapids. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Elmer Gunther and Bill Mr and Mrs Ray Carter, Raymond and Bob. Phyliss resides at 1403 Washington Ave SE Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyliss Gunther
Ted Zieglowsky
Paris Academy
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Gunther
Bill
Ray Carter
Raymond
Bob
Phyliss
Washington Ave
S. E
Hesseltine Family Fetes Edwin on 10th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Harry Hesseltine hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for their grandson Edwin Hesseltine marking his 10th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Darrell Neff Karen Kay Mr and Mrs William C Hesseltine Russell Thelma Sara Ronald and Nancy. Grandmother Mrs Corda Osborne could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hesseltine
Edwin Hesseltine
Darrell Neff
Karen Kay
William C. Hesseltine
Russell
Thelma
Sara
Ronald
Nancy
Corda Osborne
Father's day dinner guests include Marstons and Chabals
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Marston hosted a Sunday 4 o'clock Father’s Day dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marston and family Ameal Chabal and sons Ed and Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Marston
Floyd Marston
Ameal Chabal
Bob
Social Guests Share Sunday Dinner Across Families
Mr and Mrs R L Badger were entertained at Sunday dinner in the home of Mr and Mrs J C Carris north of Washington The Carris granddaughter Barbara Glassburner was also a guest Mr and Mrs Richard Fields of Cedar Rapids were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Fields Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Badger
J. C. Carris
Washington
Carris
Barbara Glassburner
Richard Fields
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Fields
WCTU Meeting Held At G Brinton Home
The regular WCTU meeting gathered 11 members and two guests at Mrs. George Brinton's home with Mrs. B Coppock presiding in the president's absence. Activities included prayers, readings, a symposium on alcohol impact, readings on liquor and labor copper bills and marijuana, and a welcome for new member Mrs. Walter Jarrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brinton
J.D. Dayton
M. H. Sartor
Walter Jarrard
Ella Gordon
Christian Digest
Bond Couple Celebrates Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Bond observed their fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday June 20 in a small family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bond
Local guests visit Davenport and Grinnell homes
Lloyd Gray Mrs Helen Benell Paul Benell Jr and Harry Payne Jr motored to Davenport Sunday to be guests at the home of Dr and Mrs Dan Moriarty and Harry Payne Mr Gray and Mrs Ben Duke of Grinnell spent Father's at the home of Mr and Mrs Dean Bevins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gray
Helen Benell
Paul Benell Jr
Harry Payne Jr
Davenport
Dan Moriarty
Harry Payne
Gray
Ben- Duke of
Grinnell
Dean Bevins
Kensington Club Luncheon at Grace Stone Home
Grace Stone hosted a Kensington Club luncheon with fourteen guests at two tables. Blue and white garden flowers and candlelight decorated the setting. Guests included Mrs. Brock of Colorado and Mrs. Beulah Coward of Charles Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stone
Kensington Club
Brock
Colorado
Beulah Coward
Charlestown
South Carolina
Tom Davis
Washington
Hugh Morris
Catherine Morris
Ainsworth
The Bee’s Pollen Role in Plant Reproduction
The bee’s key contribution to humanity is pollination. Without bees transferring pollen between flowers, over a hundred thousand plant species could not form seeds and might disappear.
Wrapping Clothes in Newspapers Won’t Stop Moths
The belief that newspaper ink wards off moths is fiction. Clothing stored in paper or zippered bags only stays moth free if every opening is fully sealed.
Social Calendar Listings for Week Events
Community notices list meetings from Monday to Friday across groups. Activities include church classes potluck suppers D A V Rainbow Girls Damascus Shrine Y W mixes West Chester Pythian Sisters and more with times 6 30 p m to 8 p m and reservations by Monday or Tuesday deadlines.
Yearling Palominos Sell for $165 Each
Two yearling Palomino fillies brought $165 each at the final sale of a series by Midway Sales Company pavilion in Columbus Junction. Across the sale 114 head of draft and saddle horses and ponies were moved with sorrel mares at $152.50 and bay geldings six years old at $185, other saddles ranging from $150 to $187.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Midway Sales Company
U.S. Extends Frozen Egg Export Rules for Drying Here
The Department of Agriculture amended the frozen egg export sales program to allow exporters to dry eggs domestically before shipment to foreign markets. The change aims to streamline processing and potentially improve supply chain efficiency for international buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mixer Club Program At YWCA Meeting Tonight
Mixer club holds potluck supper and business meeting at 6 30 in the YW room. Officers to be elected for the first time since January. Current officers Mary Swisher Bertha Ross Norma Payne Virginia Rains and Charlotte Earls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixer Club
Mary Swisher
Bertha Ross
Norma Payne
Virginia Rains
Charlotte Earls
Des Moines
Stanton
Virginia Gustafson
Birthday Greetings Across the Community
Community members celebrate birthdays and anniversaries including Dorothy Marie Nelson Phillip Jesse Campbell Lorene Holden Joyce Graf Mrs Lester Fry Brighton Mrs Everette Burham Milo Steele Jr Albert Stanley Don Bealer Mary Caldwell Edna Caldwell and Phillip Kneen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Marie Nelson
Phillip Jesse Campbell
Lorene Ruth Holden
Joyce Graf
Lester Fry
Brighton
Everette Burham
Milo Steele Jr
Potluck Supper Honors Norma Payne and Lloyd Turnipseed Jr
A potluck supper at 7:00 p.m. honored Norma Payne and Lloyd Turnipseed Jr. who will marry on June 27. Pinochle provided entertainment with Cecil Long winning high score and Mrs. Cecil Long receiving the low score prize. A gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Deering
Norma Payne
Lloyd Turnipseed, Jr
Cecil Long
Honor Norma Payne At L Carris Home
Mrs. Leland Carris entertained the office girls of the McCleery Cumming Co Friday night honoring Norma Payne future bride of Lloyd Turnipseed The evening featured bridge and old days pictures A gift was presented to Miss Payne Those present were Shirley Dunlap Mary Waggoner Mrs Dallmeyer Jane Mullin Mrs Carris and the bride to be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Carris
McCleery- Cumming Co
Norma Payne
Lloyd Turnipseed
Miss Payne
Shirley Dunlap
Mary Waggoner
Dallmeyer
Jane Mullin
Carris
Miscellaneous Gifts For Mrs. Al Hogan
A post nuptial shower was held in Riverside honoring Mrs. Albert Hogan formerly Patricia Mougin of Riverside. Co hostesses Leona Kucera Marguerite Thomann and Mary and Ruth Rice attended at Charles B Rice home. The honoree received gifts and the event included luncheon and entertainment. The couple wed June 5 at St Marys Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Albert Hogan
Tiffin
Patricia Mougin
Leona Kucera
Marguerite Thomann
Mary
Ruth Rice
Charles B. Rice
Stella Yeggy
Bernardine Yeggy
Zelda Shebek
Catherine Baschnagel
Marie
Norma
Grace
Martha Dautremont
Agnes Metz
John R. Shebek
Albert Hogan, Jr
St. Mary’s Church
Fairfield
Wedding Party Attends Group Celebration
The guest list includes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Custer Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daering Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Long and Peggy along with the honorees. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hootle were unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Custer
Keith Daering
Cecil Long
Peggy
Chuck Hootle
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Southeastern Iowa
Wolf’s Flower
G & H Dairy
Lucille Schneider
Burlington
James Challupa
Washington’s
Armory
American Legion
Mrs. Wendall Marsh
Kenton and
Neal
Evansville, Ind
C. C. Rothlisberger
Tom Duncan’s
Faith McKee
Phoenix
W. H. McConnell
McKee
J. E. Adams
Gus Alsip
Jim
Jonathan
United Lumber Company
Clinton
Washington Lumber & Fuel Company
Harper
Ladora
Marengo
Keota
Bennett
Ira Gastman
Patty
Kansas City
I. Rothschild
Oakland Mills
Ottumwa
Clara MecClintic
Rodney Kephart
Crall
John W. Lee
J. W. Robertson
D. M. Bridges of
Muscatine
Marian
Ruth’ Bridges
Ernest Rouse
Everett Griffith
Tom
Catherine Ann
Lester Duke
Grinnel
A. L. Griffith
Doyle Brown
Zemii Rebekah Lodge
Wellman Lodge
Washington Lodge
Spangler
Fred Wagner
Howard Wagner
George Hotle
Harold Brock
Howard Waener
Vitamin Less
Vitamin Plus
Cloyce Horsey
Beulah Hesselgesser
Carrie Norman
Lacey Lines
L. R. Baker
Ted Morgan
Lloyd Foster
Clarence Brown
Howard Hazen
Journal
Dale Bower
Chamberlin Bros
WCTU
G. Brinton
Will Dea
ECC
Martin's
Modern Cleaners
Baptist Church
Legion Hall
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Damascus Shrine
S. J
Y. W
U. P. Church
D. J. Ross
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Homemakers Club
White Elephant
Hubert Redlinger
Country Club
Arthur
Ed Sullivan
E. E. Stiftsman
Pansy Hill Club
Friendship Club
Mrs Charles Wulf
Martha Butler
American Fat Salvage Committee, Inc
YWCA
Albert Stanley
Mrs
Don Bealer
Mary Caldwell
Edna Caldwell
Phillip Kneen
Duane Dearing
L. Carris
al Hogan
Brown Finance
Brown Finance Co
Court House
Drina Cll
Nene
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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