Brighton visitors and military homecoming notes
Letty Fry of Brighton and C P M Charles Moore Jr of Chicago called yesterday at the Bear home. Lt Col William C Eldridge returned from six months in Hyama and will resume duty in Japan after a 45 day leave. Mrs George Green leaves for St Louis for a two week visit with her husband. Magazine subscriptions rise. orders encouraged.
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Letty Fry
Brighton and Finance
Charles Moore, Jr
Chicago
Clayton Bear
Dorothy
William C. Eldridge
Hyama
Japan
Eldridge
First Cavalry Brigade
George Green
Sara Jane Lemley
St. Louis
Civili Aeronautics
Hospital Admits Patients Including Several for Surgery
Mary Jennings admitted for appendectomy at 409 North Avenue BL. Harrison Ike Knott underwent an appendectomy this morning. Wesley Richards Shery Hunsaker Joan Hulme Charles Boelsen Mary Ruth Barbara Minick Shirley MecDole listed for tonsillectomies. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Helfrich and son Ronald Gene and Mrs George W Stewart.
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Mary Jennings
North Avenue
Austin Moore
South Ninth Avenue
Jerry Strain
Columbus
Harrison
Ike Knott
East Seventh Street
Wesley Richards
Wayland
Shery Hunsaker
West
Washington Street
Joan Hulme
Way
Iowa City Junior Legion to Meet Washington Juniors Sunday
Iowa City junior legion team hosts Washington juniors at the new Armory field at 2 30 pm in a preparatory non league game. Manager A T Mitchell named probable starters from Iowa City with Riverside players in several slots. Washington, led by Murphy and Shaver, will rely on a balanced lineup and utility players for the contest.
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Iowa City Junior Legion
Washington Legion
New Armory Field
Iowa City
Wayne Chamberlain
Washington
Columbus
A. T. Mitchell
Riverside
D. Fox
P. H. Schiendler
J Sangster
B. Burich
D. Doran
B. Reichardt
J. Spahle
B. Beals
C. Dean
B. Cordon
Rex Shaw
Washington— Post
Murphy
P. Shaver
Lehmitt
Aller
Gingerich
Vacha
Putman
Marshall
Thornton
Crandall
Earll
Zook
K. Hines
H. Hines
Sergeant Crull Shines in Army Athletics at White Sands
S Sgt Charles Crull son of Mr and Mrs C V Crull shows standout athletic talent at White Sands proving grounds Las Cruces New Mexico The former Washington high school football and basketball star excels in softball and swimming Crull dubbed fastest man in the league roams the out field like a jackrabbit His team Turners Rockets is called the class of the league He won first in the 50 yard freestyle at the base and helped Battery A tie for first in the meet He swam on the winning three man medley relay team
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Charles Crull
C. V. Crull
White Sand Proving Grounds
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Charlie
Washington
Iowa
Turner
Rockets
Sergeant Crull
Battery A
Group Meetings of Ladies Aid Society Held in June
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid groups met yesterday afternoon at members’ homes. Group 1 and 3 with 16 attendees, led by Mrs. Earl Steele, discussed charity and devotionals while Mrs. Wahneetah Ingall presented the program. Group 2 hosted ten members and four visitors including Mrs. Willard of Tipton and Ruth Michels. A box for overseas relief was planned, and a baby-picture roll call added a competitive display. Mrs. William Glassturner led the relief effort with refreshments served by Mrs. Michels and Lydia Juzeler.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry McCall
Eugene Schneider
Wahneetah Ingall
Mame Shearer
Earl Steele
Michels
T. A. Michels
Willard
Tipton
Orrie Turner
Compton
Calif
William Glassburner
Ruth Michels
William Graf
Letitia Shields
Hurlburt
Genesis
Glassturner
Edith Shields
Miss Michels
Mrs. Michels
Lydia Juzeler
Social Calendar notices for Baptist church and clubs
Friendly Bible class meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Oscar Burham home for Baptist members. Democrat Women's club meets at 2 36 a m with Mrs E C Eicher hosting and inviting all members to attend. Merry Makers club in afternoon with Mrs Clinton Anderson. Just Us club meets at 2 p m with Mrs W C McFadden. H E O club in afternoon hosted by Mrs Ed Miller.
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the Baptist Church
Oscar Burham
Democrat Women’s Club
A. mi
E. C. Eicher
Democrat
Merry Makers Club
Clinton Anderson
Just Us Club
W C. McFadden
H.E.O. Club
Ed Miller
Birthday and anniversary acknowledgments honor many local residents
Mr and Mrs Delmar Yoder celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary today. Karen Sue Berkhoff turns six, entering kindergarten plans this fall. Joyce Ann Messenger marks her 10th birthday. Others named include Mrs Ralph Borman Lois Glasgow Dorothy Baker and more. Anniversaries for R E Arthur and Willard Hunter occur tomorrow. Linda Ray Martin and others have birthdays tomorrow across Atlantic Crawfordsville and Ainsworth.
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Mrs. Delmar Yoder
Karen Sue Berkoff
C. P. Berkhoff
Ralph Borman
Lois Glasgow
Pleasant Ridge
Dorothy L. Baker
C. W. Stewart
Florence Marr
Ainsworth
Melvin D. Bender
Brighton
R. E. Arthur
Willard T. Hunter
Linda Ray Martin
Mrs Raymond Martin
Centennial program aids famine relief at Lemmon home meeting
Seasonal flowers decorated the Lemmon home for group 4. Mrs. Glen Conrad led devotions on The Power of God. Eight members gave short talks on famous Iowa figures during a Centennial program. Thirty three calls were made to shut ins and famine relief offerings totaled 14.05 dollars. Visitors included Mrs. Rankin and Sarah Hughes. A social hour followed with tea table refreshments.
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C.S. Lemmon
R. J. Dawson
Glen Conrad
Power of God
Iowa
R. J. Rankin
Sarah Hughes
New Montgomery Ward Hires Include Jean Arnold and Mrs Ralph Karlson
Two new employees at Montgomery Ward are Jean Arnold of Keota and Mrs. Ralph Karlson who started work this Wednesday. Kalona residents attended the funeral of a cousin, Mrs J F O’Loughlin, with family members Harlan O’Loughlin and Anna and Harley present. Mr and Mrs Sherman Wolfe with daughter Mary Jo spent the weekend in Burlington visiting friends and relatives.
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Montgomery Ward
Jean Arnold
Keota
Ralph Karlson
Harlan O'Loughlin
Anna
Harley
Kalona
J. F. O'Loughlin
Mrs. Sherman Wolfe
Mary Jo
Burlington
London Bridge History Note
The original London Bridge dates to 994 and represents early medieval bridge construction in London. The note identifies the bridge as a historic crossing with origins in the late 10th century and later developments.
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London Bridge
Wilma Palmer Loyal Febinger Vows At Buckley Chapel
Wilma B Palmer first lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps and Loyal E Febinger of Denver Colo were married at Buckley Field Chapel Denver. The ceremony featured Captain Speicher as chaplain with 100 guests and music by Dorothy Frezenius. The couple will reside at 1683 Dallas Street Denver.
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Buckley Field Chapel
Denver
Colo
Wilma B. Palmer
Army Nurses Corps
Loyal E. Febinger
Earl Febinger
Charles Palmer
Washington
Speicher
Monta Boswell
Buckley Field
Mildred Carter
George Febinger
Alfred Simpson
O Maring
Dorothy Frezenius
Ehme
Winifred Ragan
Ruth Boller
Virginia Stutsman
Tiffin
Dallas Street
Iowa State College
Ames
University School of Nursing
Palmer
Buckley Field Hospital
Febinger
East High School
Denver University
University of California At Berkeley
Paul Weiss Optical Company
Ladies Aid Breakfast Fetes Iowa Theme at Church
Women of the United Presbyterian church held their annual birthday breakfast with an Iowa centennial theme. June committee led by Mrs. Oscar Lane and Mrs. Clarence Logan organized kitchen and dining room, with program chaired by R. H. McCleery. Guests saw Iowa themed decorations and coins dropped in an ox cart centerpiece.
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United Presbyterian Church
Oscar Lane
Clarence ‘Logan
R. H. McCleery
Iowa
Mary Justine George
Ira Mae Daniel
Sara Marie Davis
Mary Rita McLaughlin
Mildred Stewart
Margarette McCleery
Betty
Joyce Logan
Jeanne Rudiger
Nancy Patterson
William Brewer
Sikke Temple
McCleery
Ioway
Toway
Boyd White
Carrie Anderson
Sweden
J. A. Hawthorne
England
David McLaugh
Esther Bauer Hosts West Point 4H Club Meeting
Esther Bauer served as hostess for the West Point 4H Club on Wednesday. Roll call prompted a playful exchange about plans to exhibit at the fair. Members arranged packing a box for the club’s family in Greece and shared several talks before ending with 4H songs.
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West Point
Esther Bauer
Greece
Dinner Courtesy by T T T Chapter For National President
T T T honored national president Irene Ferrell of Muscatine at a founder's day dinner in Mrs. Robert E. Arthur's home. Twenty two chapter members attended along with Martha Crone and Mrs. Melvin Hill. A cooperative dinner followed by a founder's day service and a gift to Mrs. Ferrell. Mrs. M J Cruise presided over a short business meeting. Bridge awarded Mrs. Arthur with high score.
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T.T.T
Irene Ferrell
Muscatine
Robert E. Arthur
Martha Crone
Melvin Hill
Womestesses
Charles Morris
R. H. McCleery
Luncheon Meeting Of Baptist Society Reported
The Women s Missionary Society of the Baptist church held a cooperative luncheon at the church dining room. Seventeen members answered roll call with a Bible verse and 37 calls were reported along with 40 by the pastor. A letter of thanks from Bacone college for 14 dollars was read.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Ben Coppock
George Genkinger
Mary Starr
Clara Daub
Nellie Sutton
Cy Bush
Rudie Schmidt
Mary Johnson
A. W. Yard
W. Pipore
Alfred Trea
J. H. Messer
J. N. Dodd
Sam Simmering
Bacone College
Bacone Okla
Droll Wood Wedding Ties Ainsworth Pair in Navy Family
Announcement of the marriage of Mabel Arlene Droll of Ainsworth to Joseph Eugene Wood, Navy fireman second class. The ceremony was held June 8 at The Wedding Bells chapel in San Mic Calif. The bride, class of 1946 from Ainsworth High, and the groom, a 1939 Ainsworth graduate, will reside in San Diego where he is stationed.
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Mabel Arlene Droll
Lawrence Droll
Ainsworth
Joseph Eugene Wood
United States Navy
Roy Wood
Weding Bells Chapel
San Mic Calif
Washington
Johnson Counties
Ainsworth High School
Washington County
Navy
San Diego
Farm Work Distribution On Typical Farm Day
About one third of total farm hours are spent on field work. The remaining time goes to livestock care, fencing, manure spreading, building repainting and machinery repair and servicing.
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Eveready Plumbing
Eveready Force
Wolf’s Flower Shop
W. J. Kritzman
Sordens
Dr. Boller
Redi Boyd
Willits
YMCA
Army
Ladies Aid Society
Hein-Werner
Sorrell
West Madison
Joyce Ann Messenger
Shirley Jean Bowden
Atlantic
C. O. Dayton
Clarence Moorehead
Crawfordsville
Ray Palmer
Rhoda Smith
Charles Schulty
Robert Hawkins
Homer Brinning
Franklin Community
Mrs. Lemmon
Wilma Palmer
Loyal
Buckley Chapel
Ladies Aid
Cloyee Bogle
Long Beach
California
MecLaughlin
First Presbyterian Church
the Friendly Church
Lear Us
Savior of the World
the Elder
World Symphony
Trevelyn E. White
A. R. Terrell
Idiostess
Baptist Society
Erry
Mabel Arlene Droll Weds
Jos. E. Wood
Montgomery Ud