Miss Dorothea Thompson Weds Dan Brindley in Washington
The marriage of Miss Dorothea Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson of Washington to Dan Brindley son of Mrs S H Brindley of Washington took place at four o clock Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home 903 South Iowa Avenue A special floral setting featured delphinium roses and larkspur The couple lives on the turkey farm northeast of Washington both are Washington High School graduates The bride taught in Dallas Center and Lincoehoo before the wedding
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Dorothea ‘Thompson
Can Brindley
Dorothea Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Washington
Dan Brindley
S. H. Brindley
South
Iowa Avenue
F. C. Witergman
Brindley
Washington High School
Grinnell College
Iowa State College
Ames
Dallas Center
Linco Echoohere
4 H Club Girls and Leaders Head to Convention
County 4 H clubs send a delegation to a girls convention in Mesfert early this morning and expect to return Thursday afternoon. Leaders include Miss Isabell Combs and Mrs Max Waterhouse. several club members from Jolly Joker, True Blue and Northern Stars accompany them.
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4-H
Mesfert
Joe Caputo
Farm Bureau
Isabell
Combs
Jolly Joker Club
Margaret Stewart
Clothing Club
Max Waterhouse
Brighton
Ewircs
Fred Wagner
Harriet Times
True Blue Club
Ardith
Eleanor Augustine
New County
Martha Joe Harvey
Helen Dickinson
The
Happy Hustlers
Frances Stewart
Northern Stars
Martha Mathers
Ambitious Hustlers
Wilma Palmer
Jacksonites
Bernice Amlong
Cedar Club
Margaret Escher
Katona
English River Club
Helen Finney
Peppy Jagu Hollow Club
Stella Thompson
Dorothy Kessel
Brightor Good Lover Club
Miniature Bride Shower Details Revealed
The article describes a miscellaneous shower for a miniature bride with many gifts, pretty and practical items presented to the guest of honor. Hostesses served refreshments in pink and white, and Mrs. Carl Crossett of Washington attended as an out-of-town guest.
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Ivan MccCreedy
Barbara Ann Miller
Robbie Seukup
Mee Adams
Welte
Cleola Grady
Katona
Moc. J. F. Quinn
Roy G
Carl Crossett
Washington
Presbyterian Ladies Bible Class and Local Happenings
The Presbyterian Ladies Bible class met with Mrs Martha Gordon Thursday with twenty four present. A reading was given as program feature and refreshments were served. Jolly Quilting Circle met with Mrs Elmer Kephart and worked on an intricate pattern. sixte en attended a pot luck. The 4-H Jolly Jokers met at Mildred Millers on June 20 with plans for local achievement day and an ice cream social for June 24. The Montgomer Ward store force enjoyed city park swimming and food. Happenings in Wellman note Mrs A J Nichols hosting a pot luck dinner with two dozen ladies at her country home.
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Gayle Cupp
John Winewarden
Charlie Schachner
Charlie Fritz
Fay, Rowe
Thomas Johnson
Burton Dennison
Bert Godber
Harve Freel
Geo Foster
James Murphy
Geo. Whetstein
Winn Durst
Chas. Johnson
Nellie Dorrenec
Nellie Feheardt
Presbyterian Ladies Bible Class
Martha Gordon
J. W. Libe
View
Tom Rickey
Lydia Juzeler
Kate Smith
James
Allen
Jolly Quilting Circle
Elmer Kephart
Mra
Frank Mayhew
Mildred Miller
Eleanor Augistine
Montgomer
Ward
Lows City Park
Mer
D WR. Wile
Son Pilchie
Mines
Hiane Ve Strook
Thelda Proey Almode Heenbloscom
Tom Houwh
Ireta Willlie Vida Castor
Ruby Hindahl
Mary Mickey Mire
George Hirney
Don Hoyen
Entertaining Rain Alters Crawfordsville Birthday Gatherings
Miss Elizabeth McConahay dives in Crawfordsville today for a 1978 birthday picnic that went indoors due to rain at the George Dowell home. Pauline Hicks turns 19 with a Saturday party. attendees include Lauraimae Huber and Martia Wehrle at Washington show. Caroleen Sartor is celebrated for turning 15 by her parents Dr M H Sartor.
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Elizabeth i McConahay
Crawfordsvill
Dorothy Dowell
George Dowel
Caroleen Sartor
M. H. Sartor
Community Groups Schedule For Monday Evenings
Past Noble Grand Circle meets Mrs. Jesse Campbell Monday evening at six. Girl Scouts gather at the courthouse at six. Wesleyan Missionary Society of the M B church meets Mrs. CW Davis on South Marion Monday at six thirty for a cooperative supper program led by Mrs. RL BR Shannon with mite box opening.
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Noble Grand Circle
Jesse Campbell
Court House
Wesleyan Missionary Society of the
M. BR
CW Davis
South Marion
Procraum
RL BR Shannon
Local Notables Celebrate Birthdays and Club Activities in Washington Area
The community records June birthdays for Mrs. Wheeler of Ainsworth aged 85 and Helen Wheeler aged 14, with notes on relatives in Washington. Club gatherings include the W. Q. Literary club and multiple social events such as showers, dinners, and picnics hosted by Franklin Sunday School, Wellman, and Eureka groups. Numerous attendees listed among local families and neighbors.
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A. E. Wheeler
Ainsworth
Helen Wheeler
Wheeler
Ray Cox
Washington
Snowball Social Club
Val Fuhr
Clarence Fulton
Community clubs eye June 26 gatherings across town
Booster club plans a June 26 meeting at Mrs. Ralph Stewart’s home followed by a children’s day program. Entertainment committee members include Mrs. Fred Stewart and Miss Lloyd Walker. Damascus Shrine No. 10 convenes June 26 at 8:00 pm with Gussie Knerr reporting on Supreme Shrine. Priscilla club and Rosemary club also schedule June 26 meetings with local hosts and timing details.
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Booster Club
Ralph Stewart
Fred Stewart
Lloyd Walker
Damascus Shrine No. 10
W. S. of J
W. H. BP
Gussie Knerr
Supreme Shrine
Rural club events and church group meet this Thursday
Thursday events include the Rural Womans club with a socialtte by Mer Jennie Nelson, the Jolly Quilling circle meeting with Mee Kilmer Kephart, and the Philathea class party at Mrs Karl Crossett home on Madison street. The Country club dinner and the Garden Department meeting with Mrs Marsh Bailey are also planned for Thursday evening.
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Rural Womans Club
Sieet
Mer Jennie Nelson
Jolly Quilling Circle
Kilmer Kephart
The
Methodist Church
Karl Crossett
Leod Weg
Madison Street
Jugenheimer Reunion Held at Weedpark Muscatine
Five living Jugenheimer children joined 50 to 60 relatives for the reunion at Weedpark Macatine yesterday. Gifts went to the oldest attendee and guest of honor. Several family members traveled from Davenport, Witelfield, Columbus, Washington, and LeClaire for the gathering.
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William Jugenheimer, Sr
Jugenheimer
Weedpark
Macatine
Paul Jugenheimer
Davenport
G. A. Jugenheimer
Witelfield
Nebros
Gotlieb Launer
Columbus
Nebr
Robert Jugenheimer
Siourney
Oscar Jugenheimer
Washington
Henry Jugenheimer
le Claire
William Jugenheimer
Eldridge
Weer
Bobby Lee Thomas
Lee Wareham
Powers of Me Times Muneral services for Myron Times
Funeral services for Myron Times were held Saturday at St Pauls Evanewelicat church Valley with hundreds from Dutch Creek and Clear Creek communities in Keokuk County. Rev Cary W Klein led the service at the Valley church. Music included a duet by Mrs Carl Hedges and Mrs Remps Haipster. Pallbearers were Perry Deal Howard Altenbernd Harold Sheets Raymond Weber Howard Horas and John Baker. Burial was in Keota cemetery.
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Myron
St. Pauls
Howard Horas
John Baker Buria
Keota
Funeral of A. J. Warner Held in Sherman's Funeral Home
Funeral services for A. J. Warner, former Wishinston resident who died in Ottawath, Wer, were conducted yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home by Dr. FL CG Witzieman. Burial followed in Fir Grove cemetery with pallbearers Will Saville, S. W. Livingston, GG. Springman, Tow Dodd, John Caldwell and CO Ss Lommon.
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A. J. Warner
Wishinston
Ottawath
Wer
Sherman
FL CG Witzieman
Fir Grove
Will Saville
S. W. Livingston
Springman
Tow Dodd
John Caldwell and CO
Lommon
Cincinnati to vote on county government reforms
Cincinnati plans a November ballot proposal to create a 15 person charter commission and elect a county manager. The plan, backed by two thirds of the county commissioners, would centralize control and replace numerous existing offices as part of a reform of Hamilton County government.
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Cincinnati
Hatcilton
Hanes
Charter Commission
George White
Commission On
Ohio's First Taxation Law Sets Land Classes
The Ohio state legislature first taxed land by three soil quality classes rather than location value. First-rate land faced 150 per hundred acres, second-rate taxed at 1 and third-rate at 0.50.
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Ohio
Fourth of July Picnic by Dunsy Hill Club
The Mel hers of the South and Dunsy Hill clubs invite former members and friends to a July Fourth picnic at 6 30 pm at the O Bubb home. Bring filled sandwiches pie a pint of strong tea and two venerowa dishes. Special invitation to all former members.
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Mel Hers
Yownu Hiabroidery
Dunsy Hill
O Bubb
Mlegse
Rice cultivation in the Orient and Philippine methods
The article notes traditional rice growing in the Orient over many years with limited mechanical aid in the Philippines. A few power threshing machines have been introduced, but most rice is planted, harvested, and threshed without machinery.
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Philippines
Shoshone River Name Change and Historical Maps
A fragmented report notes the old name of a river carried by Native and settler communities near a windy spring area. It mentions the state legislature officially charging the Shoshone River name, with two prechange maps showing the former designation.
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Carly Cettlers
Lights and Matches in a Mirthful Coinage Tale
A humorous voice recalls Uncle Eben arguing that men hide their light under a bushel while many try to make a single match act as a searchlight, hinting at clever exaggeration and bustling ingenuity.
Meat-Eating Sea Lily Exhibition at Smithsonian
A description of a marine organism nicknamed Lily, presented by the Smithsonian Institution. It allegedly eats meat after paralyzing prey with paleob and is claimed to be a highly developed animal, though it resembles a plant externally.
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Smithsonian
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