White Shrine Plans Picnic and Guest Night
White Shrine members arranged a July August recess with a reunion on the fourth Tuesday in September and a fall ceremonial. A summer picnic at the Means shack on the Iowa river is to be announced. Mrs Reid sent a letter read by Mrs Manvassier as presiding officer. Damascus shrine supplied refreshments for the DeMolay Rainbow dance. Members from Wayland and Kalona attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Means
Iowa River
Rose Reid
East
G. W. Manvassier
Damascus Shrine
Mrs Reid
Wayland
Kalona
Beer Bottle Shatters Windshield Wounding Teen
While riding with friends in Creston near Ulazel Henry, a beer bottle hurled from a parked car shattered the windshield and cut a deep forehead wound requiring ten stitches for Helen. The incident details describe a roadside attack with injuries but no further charges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
tUlazel
Henry
Helen
Social calendar lists weddings and club events this week
Wednesday breakfast for country club women at 7 30 morning. Witzigman Wahannel wedding at 8 pm at OE church. Thursday church events include Home Builders class pot luck supper and various society teas and meetings at the Methodist and other clubs. Friday W H M S gathering at 2 20 pm at 808 East Jefferson. Saturday Latechem Gronstal wedding at 2 pm at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Witzigman-Whannel
Christian Church Home Builders
Enene
Church P. H. Club
John Wagner
Methodist Junior Missionary Society
Church Country Club
Methodist
Palmer Babcock
East Jefferson Street
Presbyterian l Loyalty
Gronstal
Presbyterian Church
Muscatine Hosts Benefit Party for VFW Band
The VFW post and auxiliary hosted a party last night at the hall with proceeds to the band. Ten post members attended along with local friends. Pinochle high score went to Mrs A E Palmer, low to Tom Swift. bridge high to Mrs J M Kelly, low to Mrs Al Schmoeller. Joe McGraw led dances as the band played. Proceeds will fund new music. Refreshments managed by Mrs Jesse Radda Mrs Milo Steele and Mrs W J Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Pinechie
Muscatine V. BF. W. Post
V. FP. W
A. E. Palmer
Tom Swift
J. M. Kelly
al Schmoeller
Joe McGraw
Jesse Radda
Milo Steele
W. J. Cummings
Bridge This Morning for Women Golfers
Country club women golfers played little golf after breakfast this morning but enjoyed bridge. Mrs. Lester Orr won high score earning a wolf ball and Mrs. B F Bostwick Jr. claimed the low score golf ball. Fourteen attended with breakfast committee members Mrs. R S Warfel and Mrs. G S Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Lester Orr
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
R. S. Warfel
G. S. Kerr
Morrison Jr. Hosts Bridge Club at Home
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Morrison Jr entertained the Tuesday bridge club. Four tables played bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holland winning high and Harry Sizer scoring low. Eight ladies joined dinner while men attended a Y's Men’s club meeting. Dinner tables featured green and amber glass ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Lee Holland
Harry Sizer
Booster Club Holds Regular Meeting at Mrs Barthelow’s Home
A fair sized turnout attended the Booster Club gathering at Mrs. Barthelow’s home despite weather concerns. Guests included Miss Marie Landau and sister Miss Minnie Landau home from Dows, Mrs. Orville Caldwell, Miss Jeanette Woodburn, and Mrs. Barthelow. The group split into six units to run three months of entertainment with a July 9 meeting hosted by Mrs. Delbert Darne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boouster Club
Charles Barthelow
Marie Landau
Minnie Landau
Dows
Or Ville Caldwell
Jeanette Woodbur
Barthelow
Low
Delbert Darne
George Jarrard
Orville Caldwell
Daniel
Presbyterians Invite Congregation Women to Tea Program
Loyalty Light Bearers the children’s missionary society of the Presbyterian church will host a program and tea for the ladies of the congregation at three o’clock Friday afternoon in the church parlors. A silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Easy to misuse vital records for fraud in England
The note warns that births deaths and marriages can be registered without proof enabling fake certificates or licenses. It states that a birth can be registered, a physician can certify a natural death even after murder, and a marriage license could be issued to someone already married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
The Six-Legged Larva Swarms Harvest Grass
An orange six legged larva insect swarms grass during harvest. It bites humans and animals, inserting a hypostome through clothing to anchor in a hair follicle or gland opening and then feeds on blood.
Two Presidents Who Stayed Bachelors Turned Married
James Buchanan remained unmarried when elected president. Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom during his first term at the White House, making him a bachelor who became a married president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Frances Polsom
White House
June Weddings In County Highlight Two Ministers Daughters
Mrs Ralph L. Tomlinson of Salem formerly Miss Virginia Osborn daughter of Dr and Mrs Thomas Osborn of Wellman will wed this month. Miss Winifred Witzigman daughter of Dr and Mrs F C Witzigman marries tonight at 8 in the local Methodist church with Cornell friends in the bridal party. High tea follows at the Witzigman home and a church social hall reception will cap the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Tomlinson
Salem
Virginia Osborn
Thomas Osborn
Wellman
Winifred Witzigman
F. Cc. Witzigman
Cornell College
Witzigman
Pay Bonus Now Urges Belgrano by Newton Leader
Frank N. Belgrano national commander of the American Legion urged immediate cash payment of soldiers' bonuses at a Newton New on day celebration. He argued for adequate national defense and warned against profit from war while linking belief in Americanism to support of the U S Constitution. June 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Iowa
Frank N. Belgrano
American Legion
Belgrano
Congress
America
Court Reporter in Iowa Holds 41 Years of Service
Humboldt June 26 A record for long service is held by M C Orier Emmetsburg who has been court reporter in Iowa s fourteenth judicial district for 41 years Appointed by Judge George Carr in 1894 he has served Judges W B Quarton Fred Lovrien D J Coyle and Geo Heald Greer Pow is serving his second term for Judge Heald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
M. C. Orier
Emmetsburg
Fourteenth Judicial District
Iowa
George Carr
W. B. Quarton
Algona
Fred ©. Lovrien
Spencer
D. J. Coyle
Geo. Heald
Greer Pow
Heald
Albino Birds Seen More Often in Blackbirds Crows and Robins
North American observers note albino specimens most frequently among blackbirds crows and robins, more than among other common birds. The phenomenon appears across regional avifauna with sporadic reports in multiple states.
Everett Kracaw Marries Miss Arthera Fink at Mt Pleasant
The marriage of Arthera Fink of Muscatine to Everett Kracaw of Muscatine, formerly Washington, was to be held at three this afternoon at the bridegroom's mother's home in Mt Pleasant. Rev Wesley Griffith would officiate. Best man Wayne Weaver and a maid of honor who is a nurse from Muscatine were to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthera Fink
Muscatina
Everett Kracaw
Muscatine
Washington
H. B. Kracaw
Mt. Pleasant
Wesley Griffith
Oakville Methodist Church
Kracaw
Wayne Weaver
H. Kracaw
Hazel
Mir
Neil Kracaw
Wyman
Harry Higby
Huber
Duttweiler
Pleasant
Kraecaw
Bride From Cornell College Weds Washington High School Graduate
The bride, a Cornell College graduate and nurse trained in Chicago, works at Muscatine Hospital and formerly lived in Clinton. The groom, a Washington High School graduate, once worked at the North Side cafe in Washington and now at the Roosevelt cafe in Muscatine. They will make their home in Muscatine after June 238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Chicago
Muscatine Hospital
Clinton
Kracaw
Washington High School
North Side Cafe
Washington
Roosevelt Cafe
Muscatine
Two Drownings Reported in Iowa State
Des Moines dispatch reports two drowning deaths in Iowa. A two year old named Bidon Roe Brick fell into a farm water tank at Charles City belonging to his father John Friar. A 22 year old man, also named Friar, drowned in a gravel pit near Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles City
Bidon Roebrick
John Friar
Officials Ban Green Ink for License Forms
Des Moines reports Iowa officials forbid green ink on automobile license applications to fit the red tape color scheme. Horace Tate says black ink photos best on protostatic machines. about 5,000 forms returned for corrections due to various errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
J L. Papes
Marion
Papes
Horace Tate
Tate
Birthday greetings to Mrs G A from Burlington folks
A social note wishes Mrs G A many happy returns on her birthday with thanks for past visits by a prominent D A R member and mentions Allen Atkinson turning 13 and Mrs Charles Clark and Mrs Elmer Graber of Douglas in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burlington
Charles Clark
Elmer Graber
Douglas
Washington township Farm Bureau meeting and bake sales
Washington township Farm Bureau will meet at 8 30 Thursday evening at the Charles Palmer home. The Jack Somie 4 H girls will sell ice cream and cake. The Young people of the Baptist church sponsor a bake sale at the Washington Cleaners Saturday June 29 to raise funds for Iowa Baptist assembly. The ice cream social by Methodist Ladies unit 10 has been postponed indefinitely due to bad roads and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Charles Palmer
Jack Somie 4-H
The
Baptist Church
Washington Cleaners
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Methodist
Unit 10
Walter Smith
Birthday Celebration For Thelda Tracy S
A group of friends honors Thelda Tracy on her birthday with a party. Roger McKeown and son Stanley McKeown attend to celebrate the occasion as a joyful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelda Tracy
Roger McKeown
Stanley McKeown
Birthday Greetings for Miss Virginia Bo Wright Today
Special wishes are sent to Miss Virginia Bo Wright on her birthday today with warm regards and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bo Wright
Antony Van Leeuwenhoek’s Microbe Discoveries Chronicle
The 17th century scientist Antony van Leeuwenhoek, born 1632 and died 1723, explored capillary blood flow in animals and described the first microbes. His work opened new fields in human disease study, per Adolph Berlin in a health magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antony van Leeuwenhoek
Adolph Berlin
Health Magazine
Leeuwen
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National Legion
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Dale Atkinson
Francis Haney
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