Belated Father's Day Dinner Hosted by Crossett Family
A belated Father’s Day dinner was held Tuesday at the Crossett home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hill of Hills, Iowa, Mrs. Viola Moothart of Washington, Mrs. Leonard Hill and her son Dale Martial the great grandson, Miss Smith of Iowa City, and supper guests Mrs. Harold E. Crossett and Hannah Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Crossett
D. M. Hill
Hills
Iowa
Viola Moothart
Washington
Leonard Hill
Dale Martial
Miss Smith
Iowa City
Harold E. Crossett
Hannah Belle
Anniversary Dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles Bond
Mr and Mrs Charles Bond celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary and Father’s Day with a family dinner. Guests from Washington Keota Richland joined the honorees for afternoon visiting ice cream and cake and an evening supper with Gerald Feltz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bond
George Bond
Charles Beason
Marion Benson
Washington
Keota
Jess Bales
Richland
Gerald Feltz
Jenney
Nick
Virgil
Howard Altenbernd
Ronnie
Roger Klett
Sew and So club hosts ice cream social guests
Members of the Sew and So club near West Chester gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Moore’s home for an ice cream social. The evening included plans to hear Louis Walcott fight replays, but the event was canceled and attendees, totaling 44 members plus guests from Wellman and Washington, visited instead. A fried chicken dinner honored Carl N. Jarvis’s birthday and Fathers Day at his country home with relatives including Taylor Stout and John W. Jarvis families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew and So
West Chester
Lyall Moore
Louis Walcott
Ella Small
Wellman
Kenneth Carroll
Washington
Carl N. Jarvis
Carl
Taylor Stout
John W. Jarvis
Harold W. Jarvis
Birth of Daughter Mary Isay Schmoeller in Pharr Texas
Word reports the birth of a daughter named Mary Isay to Mr and Mrs James Schmoeller of Pharr Texas on June 19. Mother and daughter are said to be doing fine.
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Mary Isay
James Schmoeller
Pharr
Texas
Birthday Candles to Honor Local Children in Round Grove and Chicago
Thomas Brown son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Brown of Chicago has six candles on his cake while Donald Snodgrass son of Mr and Mrs Marion Snodgrass will have seven. Birthday wishes also go to Mrs M L McCreedy J B Crandle Mrs Cloyd Knupp Mrs Vince Skubal of Round Grove and Mrs Myrtle Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Wayne Brown
Chicago
Donald Snodgrass
Marion Snodgrass
M. L. McCreedy
J. B. Crandle
Cloyd Knupp
Vince Skubal
Round Grove
Myrtle Rhodes
Twilight Golf Bridge Supper at Country Club
Forty five ladies attended a twilight golf and bridge supper at the Country Club on Wednesday evening. Golf and bridge began at 4:00 with prizes awarded for high Contract score, lowest putts, and a deuce on hole No 8. Newcomers were introduced and a catering report announced proceeds of 114.23 dollars. A day of golf and bridge is planned for Fairfield on Tuesday June 29 with a breakfast on Wednesday June 30 and reservations due by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Stutsman
Jean Mangold
I. W. Schenefelt
Bob Arthur
Dave Elder
Nate Young
Don Shepherd
Nels Westermark
Ladies Golf and Bridge Association
Lois Moore
Howard Freshwaters
Jean
Bonnie J. Simpson
Donna Sellers
Courtney Klein
la Porte City
Fairfield
Arl Loveless
T. J. Pease
Helen Breese
Marion Snodgrass
Strabo Documented Spain's Fine-Wooled Sheep
The historian Strabo noted Spain's fine-wool sheep as an important livestock in ancient times, reflecting early recognition of high-quality wool varieties and herding practices in the region.
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B. C
Spain
Strabo
Social Calendar Highlights Week Events
Notices invite attendees to a Thursday mixer at Marge Redlingers with reservations through Mrs. Day or Helen Wittmer, bring sandwiches. Friday Friendship Club with ice cream social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wulf. Christian church Women’s Council installs officers. Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society meets with lunch. Saddle club hosts a child’s trail ride at 1:30 pm at the Pines with a 7:00 pm trip. Cooperative supper hosted by Mrs. Verle Gallagher.
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Marge Redlingers
Mrs. Day
Helen Wittmer
Charles Wulf
Women's Council of the Christian Church
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
John Caldwell
Gene Smith
Alvin Kephart
Hesseltine
the Pines
Glen Dunkin Honored at Surprise Birthday Dinner
A surprise dinner honored Glen Dunkin at his Haskins home on Sunday. Attending were numerous Blanchard families, C.A Freshman and granddaughter, Nellie Corporan, and others from Kirksville to Crawfordsville, who brought many gifts to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Dunkin
Delmar Blanchard
Alva Blanchard
Obert Dennis
Haskins
Lynn Blanchard
Ainsworth
Paul Brackney
Kirksville
C.A
Lucerne
Nellie Corporan
Columbus Junction
Mary
Home Made Nails Then and Now
Nail making began as a household task in New England and evolved with machinery by 1786, reflecting early industrial shifts in small scale metalwork and domestic industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
First Baseball Rules Adopted in 1864 Game
In 1864 the Knickerbockers faced the New York nine under the first definite rules for baseball, marking a milestone in the game's development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbockers
New York Nine
Ireland’s Official Color Is Blue Not Green in Bunting
A correction notes that blue is the official color for Ireland, not green as commonly used on bunting. The article emphasizes adherence to official colors in displays and flags.
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Ireland
Norma Payne Shower Held At Michels Home
Ruth Michels entertained Norma Payne at a miscellaneous shower last evening at her home. A group of close friends from school years attended and bridge was played. Roses themed the event as guests enjoyed refreshments and the honoree received a bowl of roses with gift clues attached to each stem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Michels
Norma Payne
Missionary Society At Regular Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the U P church evening division met Tuesday at Mrs. D J Ross home with Mrs. Walter Haight as cohostess. Sixteen members and one guest attended. Topics covered Hawaii with slides, devotions by Mrs F L Stewart, and reports by Mrs M McConaughey and Jessie Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
D. J. Ross
Walter Haight
F. L. Stewart
Maude McCreedy
Hawaii
W. W. Calawell
Mabel Gray
M. McConaughey
Jessie Stewart
Temperance
Nora Ebner
J. M. Finney
Homemakers Group Meeting With Mrs Redlinger
The Homemakers club met yesterday afternoon with 13 members six children and three guests present. Guests were Mrs Dale Woodburn Mrs Tom Sterling and Mrs Joe Peiffer. The group thanked Mrs Woodburn for a pleasant ice cream social at her home. A silent auction raised 3.50. Mrs Virgil Lintz and Mrs George Dare helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Hubert Redlinger
Dale Woodburn
Tom Sterling
Joe Peiffer
Woodburn
Virgil Lintz
George Dare
Crafts Workshop in Des Moines Attended by Mixer Club Members
Eleven members of the Mixer club and the local YWCA will attend a one day Crafts workshop in Des Moines Saturday. Lead by Maurine B. Stanton, the Iowa District YWCA sponsors the event at the YWCA building with a show craft exhibit at 9 30 AM and a talk on consumer buying craft supplies at 9 45 AM. Groups will choose modeling metal or plastics at 10 00 AM with lunch at 11 39 and craft books discussed at 1 00 PM.
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Mixer Club
YWCA
Des Moines
Grace Schoonover
Virginia Rains
Cleora Morrow
Mary Swisher
Maxine Chamberlin
Marilyn Ruegsegger
Helen Wittmer
Mary Waggoner
Chares Wilson
Virginia Gustafson
Cornelia Day
Maurine B. Stanton
Iowa
Workshop Choices Offered After Lunch at 3
At 2:00 the event finishes and attendees select either painting figurines or shellcraft for the next hour. The workshop resumes at 3:00 with participants continuing the chosen activity.
Miscellaneous Gifts Presented to Bride To Be Norma Payne
A bridal shower for Norma Payne was hosted by Mrs. Nick Ditt rich and Mrs. Omer Wagner on Monday evening. Ruth Elen Wagner wore a white gown and veil and accepted many lovely gifts as guests offered advice and played games. Attendees included Mrs. L. W. Turnipseed, Dorothy Turnipseed, Mrs. Robert Lowe Jr, Mrs. Merle Turnipseed, Mrs. John McGill, Mrs. James Starr, Mrs. Ed Wiley Jr, Mrs. Harry Turner, Mrs. Kermit Payne, Mrs. Lloyd Schoonover, Mrs. Glenn Murphy, and the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Dittrich
Omer Wagner
Norma Payne
Ruth Elen Wagner
Miss Payne
L. W. Turnipseed
Dorothy Turnipseed
Robert Lowe, Jr
Merle Turnipseed
John McGill
James Starr
Ed Wiley, Jr
Harry Turner
Kermit Payne
Lloyd Schoonover
Glenn Murphy
Devotions Close With Psalm Reading At Woodford Event
Mrs. Nelson Woodford led devotions with readings from the 133rd Psalm and a poem Learning Through Pain by Lola Hougen. Mrs. Floyd Smith offered prayer. The next meeting is in two weeks at the community building.
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Nelson Woodford
Lola Hougen
Floyd Smith
Little Flower Circle Meeting Hosted by Lena Sehmidt
The Little Flower circle met yesterday at Lena Sehmidt's home with co hosts Mrs Leonard Marie Mrs William Marie Jr and Mrs J J Mattes. Fifteen members attended and reports covered the recent bake sale at Ledger's. Guests Ed McAleer and Mary Ann Ledger joined for refreshments and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Circle
Lena Sehmitt
Leonard Marie
William Marie, Jr
J. J. Mattes
Ledger
Ed McAleer
Mary Ann
Sew Garments at Grace Hill Meeting
Four Grace Hill Ladies Aid members and one guest Mrs Claude Smith met at the Grace Hill Community building Wednesday afternoon. They sewed small garments and prepared quilt binding for a charitable project.
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Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Claude Smith
Commuunity
Grace Hill
Arkansas Mission Topic of Meeting
Mrs. Boyd Stephens hosted the Associate Presbyterian Missionary society for a June meeting attended by ten members and one guest Mrs. James Taylor. Elizabeth Dawson presided, arrangements were made to donate items to the Alma Arkansas mission, Mrs. W M Montgomery presented The Beginning of Pauls Missionary Work, and members sewed carpet rags for the Knoxville Veterans Hospital. The July meeting will be with Mrs. Raymond Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stephens
Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society
James Taylor
Elizabeth Dawson
Alma
Arkansas
W. M. Montgomery
Paul
Arkansas Mission
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Raymond Wilson
Hospital admits and tonsillectomy cases listed
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs. Claude Carson of Ainsworth Avery Calhoun of Keota and Meredith Knepp of Washington were admitted for medical care. Today procedures include tonsillectomies for James Beauchamp of Brighton Stephen Booth of Washington Judy Kiesey Route 2 and Joyce Gevoek of Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Carson
Ainsworth
Avery Calhoun
Keota
Meredith Knepp
Washington
James Beauchamp
Brighton
Stephen Booth
Judy Kiesey
Joyce Gevoek
Milk Vitamin A Value Varies with Cow Diet
Research on feeds indicates feasibility of producing milk products with uniform vitamin A value year round as the carotene content in cow rations changes.
Radar Tracks Tropical Storms
Radar now locates tropical storms, with usage expanding to monitor and identify developing tropical weather threats.
It’s Yellow Thirty Years Ago in U S Corn
A historical note recalls that over forty percent of all U S corn acreage produced was white corn. The fact highlights regional and time specific crop varieties and agricultural patterns of that era.
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United States
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International Soundphoto
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Little Flower
Lena Sehmidt
Ger
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Illinois
Governor Green
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Tropical Wool & Rayon
Tropical Wool
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Wool & Rayon
Tly Gomey
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