Marriage of Mrs. Jo Ream and Mr Peterson
The wedding was held at eleven o'clock this morning at the Methodist church with Dr. F C Witzigman officiating. The bride wore a flowered crystal gown and white accessories, while Mrs Carson wore lavender crepe. A dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Com and the couple planned a short honeymoon at a Lake residence before settling at 481 Park Avenue Princeton Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ream
Washington
Peterson
Princeton
F. C. Witzigman
Hebride
W. T. Ison
Carson
Com
Prince, Wil
Gust Peterson
Lake
Park Avenue
Memorial Service Planned by Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial service set for Saturday June 29 at p m in the G A R hall by the Woman's Relief Corps. The public is invited. Afterward members visit Elm Grove and Wood cemeteries to decorate graves of deceased members. WR C members who attend may bring small bouquets to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. m
G. A. R. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Elm Grove
Wood Cemeteries
WR. C
Headliners Meet to Receive Report of 4-H Convention
The Stephens report on the 4-H club convention notes girls met Monday afternoon at Rohrer home. Mrs. Boyd outlined plans for Achievement Day. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned for July at Myria Steph’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Rohrer
Boyd
Myria Steph
Clarence Logan Confined at Home During Illness Siege
Clarence Logan is confined to his home with a siege of illness. He is described as quite ill and under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Logan
Graham Officials Attend Dinner With Graham Store Staff
Frank Strohar of Ottumwa president of Graham stores and Carl Swanson of Ottumwa were special guests at a Graham store dinner at the North Side cafe Tuesday evening. After dinner a sales meeting was held at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strohar
Ottumwa
Graham Stores
Carl Swanson
Graham Store
North Side
Washington Juveniles Win at What Cheer Convention
Royal Neighbor Juveniles from Washington attended a district convention at What Cheer Tuesday afternoon and earned the largest membership gain percentage for the year. Attendees included Maxine Schoonover Frances Stewart Pearl DeWitt and others with Mrs. Paul Lytle and Mrs. Winnie Belter guiding local members. Officials from nearby camps and district deputies also participated. The group demonstrated penny drill and retiring match during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
What Cheer
Ainsworth
Maxine Schoonover
Frances Stewart
Pearl DeWitt
Maxine
Dorothy
Charles Foster
Raymond Moriarty
Mary Catherine Carris
Helen Sueppel
Virginia
Genesa Payne
Paul Lytle
Winnie Belter
Mary DeWitt
Ed Donovan
Leslie Payne
Lillian Knottnerus
Ralph Willams
Pat Morality
Harold Miller
Charles Walker
Lillie Haight
Winfield
Hayden
Glen Sehmitt
Cedar Falls
Fortnightly Garden Dept Meeting Time Change
The Fortnightly Garden Department meeting scheduled for Thursday has been moved from 2 30 to 7 30 PM. Members should note the new time for the session.
Local Social Calendar Highlights This Week
Calendar notes events at Garden department Church activities and club dinners. Mrs W L Alcorn hosts Home Builders class pot luck at the Christian church. Philathe Class meets at M E Church. Friday includes Methodist meeting at 2 30. Saturday features Latchem Gronstal wedding at the Presbyterian church and a memorial service at G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
Mra_ Palmer Babcock
East Jefferson Street
Presbyterian Loyalty
Hdgo
Christian Missionary Society
Frank Gobble
Priscilla Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs D J Ross
The Priscilla club held a one o clock luncheon at Mrs. D J Ross home assisted by Mrs J O Sexton with about twenty guests including Myra Eckerman of Los Angeles G S Kerr Cc S Lemmon D J Patterson and Don Brindley A two course luncheon and pink green decor with garden flowers followed a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
D. J. Ross
J. O. Sexton
Myra Eckerman
Los Angeles
G. S. Kerr
Cc. S. Lemmon
D. J. Patterson
Don Brindley
Elizabeth Ragan Hosts Ten Years from Now Bridge Club
Miss Elizabeth Ragan entertained the Ten Years from Now bridge club at her home last night. Guests included Miss Lucy Dempsey and Miss Mae Mangold. Dempsey won the high score prize. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next party will be a steak fry two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ragan
Bridge Club
Lucy Dempsey
Mae Mangold
Miss Dempsey
Snakes Guard Houses in Guerrero India Toll
Snakes in Guerrero Mexico, a 16 to 20 foot boa like creature, live in houses, tame by Indians, kill rats and play with children, guarding homes when masters are away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerrero
Mexico
White Way Club Plans Gift Box for Member
The White Way club met at Mrs. Marion Wells’s country home on Tuesday amid bad weather. Eight Ruths guests and most members attended. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mae DeLong Mrs. Emma Ralston and Mrs. Gertie Stewart. Gifts for a box were gathered for Mrs. Ella Craig. The next meeting will be with Miss Pearl Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
Marion Wells
Ruth
Mae DeLong
Emma Ralston
Gertie Stewart
Ella Craig
Mary Elizabeth Wells
Pauline Forinash
Gail Wells
Ruth Forinash
Miss Pearl Smith
Picnic Supper In Timber Near Havre Draws Two Families
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Harter and Dorothy and Mr and Mrs George Green with Betty and Leroy shared a picnic in the timber near Havre on Sunday evening. Several locals visited relatives and others spent time at parental homes and with neighbors in a busy weekend of social calls and small outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle Hering
Havre
Wilbur Harter
Dorothy
George Green
Betty
Leroy
Timber
Leslie Beenblossom
Mack Beenblossom
Pete Wittmer
Sam Wittmer
Will McBride
Boyd Stephens
Claude McCall
Washington
Ed Zook
H. F. Heaseltine
Fred Zieglowsky
Wagonkneich
Marguerite McCall
Vera McCreedy
Martin Westen
Everette Westen
Henry
Richard
Cone Lake
August Zieglowsky
Martin Weston
Ivan Coffey
West Chester
Grover Walton
Donald, Cloyd
Earl Gardner
Lee Heagestine
John Wheelen
Howard McBride
Washington Township Farm Bureau Meeting Announced
Washington township Farm Bureau will meet at 8 30 Thursday evening at the Charles Palmer home. The Jacksonite 4 H girls will sell ice cream and cake. The Baptist church youth bake sale at Washington Cleaners Saturday June 29 to raise funds for Iowa Baptist assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Charles Palmer
Jacksonite
4-H
The
Baptist Church
Washington Cleaners
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Nuptial Vows for Witzigman Whannel Couple
Washington and Ottumwa pair wed in the Washington Methodist Church before about 700 guests. Miss Winifred Gail Witzigman and Ralph Whannel exchanged vows with elaborate floral decor, organ music, and a reception in the church social hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witzigman- Whannel
Winifred Gail Witzigman
Washington
Ralph Whannel
Ottumwa
Washington Methodist Church
F. CC. Witzigman
Edna Klein
Fthel Witmers
F. C. Witzigman
Whitmore Sane
Wedding Tea for Party Members Held at Parsonage
The high tea for wedding party members and close relatives occurred at 5 p m at the parsonage home of the bride's parents. Guests sat at two long tables with a high cake centerpiece and hidden fortune trophies for ushers and bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dade
Frances
Lois Sartor
Ottumwa
North Court
Cedar Falls High School
Cornell College
Washington , W. C. A
Whannel
Gladbrook High School
Ot‘rmwa
Y’s
N Prairie Flower Farmer Plans New Machine Shed Work
Local notes from North Prairie Flower report construction of a new machine shed by N Prairie Flower Farmer. The item mentions Klineberg crews at the site and various social visits and health updates in the community including Miss Ruth Young and Miss Fern Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Farmer
R. M. Fulton
North Prairie Flower
Knd Klineberg
Pilotburg
Ruth Young
Fern Bishop
Ott Patterson
Nell
Maxine Adams
Ralph Oldfield
Sam Oldfield
Del
Birthday and wedding day notices mix in Davenport
Miss Lillian Berry celebrates her birthday and wedding day as she marries Victor Westphal at 8 30 this evening at her parents home in Davenport. Mrs Lloyd Lovelett marks her 18th anniversary while Leigh Soule and spouse celebrate 17 years with a steak dinner at North Side cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Berry
Victor Westphal
F. E. Berry
Davenport
Lillian
Vic
Lloyd Lovelett
Leigh W. Soule
North Side
Birthday Notes From Richmond Community
June 27 Benny Houseal at Joe Malichky home celebrates birthday today his mother Mrs. Paul Houseal of Pleasant Ridge tomorrow Edna Pauline Watson daughter of Wilbur and Wallace first grade pupil this year Mrs. R S Young observes birthday today A birthday dinner attended Ralph Oldfield home Sunday Mae Rittenhouse from Morning Sun visited Newt Arnold at Kalona with updates on family business Mrs Bess Rickey helping in the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Benny Houseal
Joe Malichky
Paul Houseal
Pleasant Ridge
Edna Pauline Watson
Wilbur
Wallace
Met
Paul
Ralph Oldfield
Mae Rittenhouse
Morning Sun
Newt Arnold
Kalona
Bess Rickey
Birthday greetings mark the Koehler and Anderson families
Prairie Center residents Lewis and John Koehler spent Tuesday with Robert Koehler to celebrate his 12th birthday. Phyllis Anderson, six, brought a birthday cake to her grandfather Emil A. Anderson, and the party continued with Robert staying the night at Lewis and John Koehler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil A. Anderson
Phyllis
Mrs
Harry Anderson
Prairie Center
Lewis and
John
Koehler
Robert Koehler
Robert
Lewis
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Gatlery
Graham
Royal Neighbor
Men’s
Askide Sales
A. E. Atchison
Entertains
Felts
E. M. Bridges Co
South Side Square
Francis Haney
Moore's Bootery
Washington County
Simpson Finance Co
Robert Smith
Lost Nation
Maude Pose
Newton
DeWayne Moore
Ida Grove
Wendel Creath
Sherman Watson
Bertha Mae Lusk
Ida Crowe
Helen Alcorn
Dorothea Davie
Medienalis
Helen Sartor
Orchid
Frederick Whittleman
Towns City
Frederick Witzigman
Iowa City
Miss Klein
Bortniansky
Delta Alpha
John Whannel
Agnes
Hudson
Belle Harper
Excelsior Springs
C. E. Parks
Chillicote
Naomi Simpson
Burl Pringle
Ing
L. R. Baker
Howard Gardner
South of Wellman
Mrs. C. W. Eden
R. 8S. Young
West
Madison Street
Washington Dairy
South of State Theatre
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Qt, Inc. ‘Tax
Mazda
Picni Gal
Montgomery Ward & Co
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