Pre-Nuptial Party for Phyllis Fulton in Columbus Junction
Bette Schlatter hosted a pre-nuptial courtesy for Phyllis Fulton of Columbus Junction at the Joe D. Schlatter home. Fulton will marry Max Schlatter on July 6. Fifteen guests enjoyed a casual evening with a shower and gifts given under a decorated umbrella. The pink and white décor echoed in refreshments. Mrs. Milo Fulton, mother of the honoree, traveled from Columbus Junction for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Schlatter
Phyllis Fulton
Columbus Junction
Joe D. Schlatter
Miss Fulton
Max
Milo Fulton
Missionary Society June Meeting Held at United Presbyterian
Alice Harvey and Mrs. W S Duncan co hosted last night for the Woman's Missionary Society evening division. Mrs W W Caldwell led devotions and the business meeting with fourteen members present. Mrs Tillie Caldwell and Mrs Edith Miller discussed lesson topics. Mrs H H McCleery reported on the recent W G M S gathering in Monmouth Illinois. A July picnic supper was announced at Mrs Albert's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Harvey
W. S. Duncan
Woman's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Eduateh
W. W. Caldwell
Tillie Caldwell
Edith Miller
Irs
H. H. McCleery
Monmouth
Ill
Albert
Mrs Hall Hosts Priscilla Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Hugh Hall hosted a Priscilla Club dessert luncheon for the June meeting at 1020 S Iowa Ave yesterday. Guests included Mrs Will Jones Mrs Ella Duncan and Mrs Wylie Anderson with 12 members attending. summer flowers decorated the tables and patriotic quizzes and contests filled the afternoon.
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Priscilla Club
Hugh Hall
Iowa Avenue
Hall
Will Jones
Ella Duncan
Wylie Anderson
Jones
Duncan
Simpson Visit Sets Stage for Refreshments Served
Simpson reports that during a visit the hostess provided refreshments to the party of women attendees.
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Simpson
Damascus Shrine Meeting at Temple
Mrs Verona Nordyke presided at the Damascus Shrine regular meeting at the Masonic temple. Plans were made for a September school of instruction and an October ceremonial with dates to be set. A social hour followed taught by Mrs Merle Green and Mrs Lloyd Foster. Mrs Art Swift received a birthday cake surprise.
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Verona Nordyke
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Merle Green
Lloyd Foster
Art Swift
Entertain Families Of Pythian Sisters Night Dinner
The last supper meeting for Pythian Sisters and families was held at K. Hall with about 35 attendees. A committee led by Mrs. H. C. Hotle Mrs. Harold Kerr and Mrs. Charles Murdock oversaw the supper followed by a social hour and a note about a Classified Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. }. Hall
H. C. Hotle
Harold Kerr
Charles Murdock
Birthday Candles Mark Local Family Celebrations
The notice lists numerous local birthday acknowledgments across families in Wy man, Oc wine, Brishton, Marengo, River side, Crawfordsville and Brighton. Names include Lewis Eugene Anderson, Mary Donna Oldt, Jamies Lee Waterhouse, Susan Kay Young, Nancy Sue Wollrab, Lucille Ann Knotek, Carol Jane Fisher, twins Joyce and Janet Davison, Tommy Hoover, John Liska, Caroleen Sartor, Eugene Grecian, Emil Anderson, Mildred Owens, Fred Reid, Harold Jarvis, William Paul Crow, Jerry Neff, Anna Marie Anderson, Bob Kleese, Cedra Kay Houseal, among others.
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Lewis Eugene Anderson
Mes Lewis Anderson
Mary Donna Oldt
Donald Odt
Wyman
Francis Ann MecKone
C. W. McKone
Jamies Lee Waterhouse
Robert Waterhouse
Susan Kay Young
Robert Young
Ocwein
Nancy Sue Wollrab
Harry Wollrab
Lucille Ann Knotek
Joan Knotek
Carol Jane Fisher
Howard Fisher
Charlies Davison
Brishton
Joyce and
Janet Davison
John Liska
Riverside
Caroleen Sartor
M. H. Sartor
Eugene Grecian
Emil Anderson
Mildred Owens
Crawfordsville
Fred Reid Harold Jarvis
William Paul Crow
R. G. Wessler
Social Calendar events listed for clubs and meetings
Social calendar notes several afternoon meetings at K P hall and Sunset Park with hosts including Mrs Rex Crandall Mrs E L Stewart and Mrs P F Whistler. Luncheon times range 12 45 p m 1 00 p m with notices to bring flowers table service or a dish to pass. YT T T meeting postponed one week.
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Pansy Hill Club
E. L. Rouse
West Chester
W. R
Rural Woman's Club
Irs
Lester Luckenbill
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
al Croke
Mary Johnson
Bert Yard
Gene Smith
Busy Bee Club
Sunset Park
Dorothy
Melva Schnicker
Host to Playmates On Sixth Birthday
In observing his sixth birthday yesterday Donald Snodgrass entertained five playmates at his parents home. The party ran from three to five in the afternoon with refreshments and a birthday cake decorated with six candles. Guests included Duane Huisman Joyee Huisman Harry Fern Johnnie Wilson and Jim Cacy.
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Donald Snodgrass
Marion Snodgrass
Bolar and Anderson Tie the Knot in Christian Parsonage
Mrs. Dora Bolar and Charles Anderson were married in a single ring ceremony at six at the Christian parsonage officiated by Rev. T. C. Polk. The couple will reside in Washington.
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Dora Bolar
Charles Anderson
T. C. Polk
Washington
Welcome Return of Two Ministers to Methodist Church
A welcome back dinner at the Methodist church honored Dr. and Mrs. Fred E. Miller and Rev. Walter Smith and family. Miller returns to Washington church for a fifth year, both will serve another year together. Program included singing, Women’s Society of Christian Service remarks, gifts, and musical numbers by Ann Houck and Mrs. Melvin Houex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Fred E. Miller
Walter Smith
Doctor Miller
Washington Church
Reverend Smith
Fred Downing
P. L. Etter
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Millers and Smiths
Etter
Miller
Smith
Ann Houck
Melvin Houex
Oakley Payne
Adequate daily meat encourages growth and vitality
Adequate protein essential for child growth and adult vitality comes best from daily meat without crowding out milk and eggs in the diet.
Rural Americans on Farms and Farm-Dependent Areas
About one fifth of United States residents live on a farm and another fifth reside in rural areas strictly dependent on farms for livelihood. The figures highlight the concentration of farming life in rural communities and the economy tied to agricultural activity.
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United States
First Relief for Piles in Nine Years
Mrs. Clem Hawk of Plano Indiana writes she suffered piles for nine years while managing four school aged children farm work and household duties. After trying many remedies she found relief with SEL-O-PON capsules describing them as easy to take harmless and effective with continued use.
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Clem Hawk
Plano
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Tommy Hoover
Leo Hoover
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Jerry Neff
Anna Marie Anderson
Lloyd Anderson
Bob Kleese
Ralph Kleese
Cedra Kay Houseal
Mrs
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Brighton
T. T
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