Norma Jean Topp Weds Lynn L Disney in Radcliffe
Norma Jean Topp daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Topp of Hubbard wed Lynn L Disney son of Mr and Mrs Lester Disney of Wellman in a Sunday evening June 26 Methodist church ceremony in Radcliffe. Rev C L Liming officiated with attendants from Wellman Oceanside and Radcliffe. A reception for 225 followed in church parlors and the couple planned a honeymoon in western states before settling in Keswick Iowa to teach in the Keswick school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Topp
Ben Topp
Hubbard
Lynn L. Disney
Lester Disney
Wellman
Methodist Church
Radcliffe
C. L. Liming
Beaman
Iowa
Hubert Johnson
Jodie Beck
Oceanside
Calif
Loretta Disney
Mildred Salterberg
Packwood
Sam Benjamin
Mt. Pleasant
Marsha
Mark van Camp
EF. J. van Camp
Denver
Cole
Mark
Wade Topp
Richard Topp
David Topp
Nancy Topp
Jacque Olson
Rockford
Connie
Lois Lettow
Alden
Betty Wykle
Diane Eller
Ann Cable
Eldora
Betty Clark
Parkridge, Ill
Walter Topp
Martyn Topp
Keswick
Radcliffe High School
Iowa Wesleyan College
Pi Beta Phi
Wellman High School
Washington
Lucas
Iowa City
Sigourney
Milton
Troy
Douds
Chicago
Ill
Local News Briefs Echoes of Washington Transit and Death
Lost Suitcase. S. W. Kaster of the Wash ington bus depot seeks Kenneth E. Thompson a sailor who arrived around June 21 without his suitcase. The suitcase arrived days later but Thompson has not claimed it. Burroughs Funeral. Mrs. Cora A. Burroughs funeral held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Jones funeral home with Dr. Walter Scheuermann and Rev. Walter Smith officiating. Burial in Elm Grove cemetery. Arrests. Local Highway Patrol arrests and fines in Don Knight's court at Ainsworth: R. J. Roth Brighton five dollars for expired chauffeur license Curtis Harvey Davenport ten dollars for permitting an unauthorized driver Martha Windler Davenport ten dollars for no operators license Kent Stiney Levittown N Y five dollars for failing to stop at a stop sign. An interest check is mailed twice yearly to Series H Savings Bond owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Don Knight
Ainsworth
R. J. Roth
Brighton
Curtis Harvey
Davenport
Martha Windler
Kent Stickney
Levittown
N. Y
Missionary and social clubs hold meetings and activities
The Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society met for a noon luncheon at Mrs. Ralph Wilson's home with nine members, followed by a business session led by President Mrs. Wilson. Quilting and carpet rag sewing occupied the afternoon. The U Go, I Go club gathered for a potluck with twelve members, led by President Mrs. Mabel Holman, and three tables of pinochle with prizes awarded. Bethel Missionary Society held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Ed Cady’s home with fifteen members and two children, devotions by Miss Grace Shaw, yearbook prayer by Miss Mae Gideon, and a review of Outreach and Christian Woman and her Household by Gertrude Letts. July meetings suspended. next sessions set for September 7 at Mrs. E. H. Whitehead’s. The July church meeting will feature a program by the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society
Ralph Wilson
Wilson
Catherine Holcomb
Basil McBee
Rebecca Shebeck
Vina Manussier
Mabel Holman
Emma Campbell
Charles Schiebel
E. H. Whitehead
Bethel Missionary Society
Ed Cady
Ruth Gideon
Grace Shaw
Mae Gideon
Gertrude Letts
Miss Mae Gideon
Social Calendar With Community Notices
Notices for the week list Thursday family night dinner at the country club at 6 30 p m with attendees to bring table service and a napkin St Marys Circle meets at 8 p m at Catherine Swift Friday features a United Presbyterian Women division meeting at 2 p m Lola Van Winkle presiding Rebekah Lodge assembles at 8 p m IOOF hall a Methodist church workshop at 10 a m includes sack lunch at noon Presbyterian Women meet at 2 p m at the church WRC gathers Saturday at 2 p m City hall for a special memorial service for members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Circle
Catherine Swift
Women's Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Lola van Winkle
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Women's Organization
Women of the Moose to Install Officers Tonight
The Washington chapter of the Women of the Moose will hold an installation of officers tonight at 8 p.m. The Burlington chapter will also install its newly elected officers. The meeting is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
Washington
The
Women of the Moose
Burlington
Birthdays for Charles Crull Ernest Wagner and others
Best wishes to Charles Crull Ernest Wagner Kathryn Lynne Simmering William Wright Brown Wilma Maxine Clark Terry Edwards George Chalupa Billie John Little and Danny Crossett who celebrate their birthdays today. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Dean Cox on their wedding anniversary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crull
Ernest Wagner
Kathryn Lynne Simmering
William Wright Brown
Wilma Maxine Clark
Terry Edward Anderson
George Chalupa
Billie John Little
Danny Crossett
Dean Cox
Hospital Admits and Births in Ainsworth Geneseo and Keota
Hospital notes list Edith Pfeifer and John Frame Jr both in Ainsworth for surgery admitted Wednesday. Births include Mr and Mrs Wilbur Nicholson Geneseo NL a daughter. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Peiffer Keota. Dismissals include Mrs Elizabeth Dye Washington and multiple patients from Eldon Washington and Elvin Gerber Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Pfeifer
Ainsworth
Surgical
John Frame Jr
Wilbur Nicholson
Geneseo, NL
Harold Peiffer
Keota
Elizabeth Dye
Washington
Robert Anderson
Eldon
Robert Kleese
Catherine Redlinger
Elvin Gerber
Iowa Gold Leaf Confusion and Governor Hoegh Guard Duty
An Iowa pamphlet mix up over 14 and 22 carat gold leaves stirs Texas visitors and state officials. Governor Hoegh, a 133rd Regiment veteran, will attend Guard encampments in Minnesota Wyoming and the Governors Conference in Chicago this August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
Texas
Hoegh
Capitol
Gil
State Printing Department
Fred Willis
Statehouse
Golden Dome
Sherm Needham
Red Book
Camp Ripley
Minn
Air Guard
Casper
Wyo
Chicago
Conservation Officers Begin Rabbit Survey
Iowa Conservation Officers launch their annual July rabbit survey from July 15 to 28 to gauge the 1955 rabbit crop and inform fall hunting outlook. Officers will drive country routes from sunrise to about 6 a.m. recording rabbits seen, size, condition, and approximate age for analysis by Commission biologists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Commission
Iowa conservation officers survey wildlife for better bag limits
Through the winter, and the general condition of all the animals. Such surveys are a regular part of conservation officers' activities. Officers must serve as biologists, fish and game managers, public relations men, foresters, and teachers as well as law enforcement agents. Information from their game surveys builds a running inventory of Iowa game birds and animals to set improved bag limits and seasons.
Pheasant Study Tracks Hen Movements in Iowa Fields
Iowa State College researchers in Ames use an electrical activity recorder to monitor when pheasant hens leave and return to nests during incubation. Findings aim to persuade farmers to mow hay fields only when hens are off nests to reduce chick mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynn Disney
Radcliff
Raymond Topp
Bride
Ellis E. Andrews
Don E. Wahl
Richard Disney
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Disney
Hamburger & Wiener
Dot
West Side Square
Pastry Shop
Patterns
T.P.C
Red River
Eskays
ACME
Cascade
Rexall Rex
Rexall
Ann Delafield
Dors
Pittsburgh
Rexall Super
Pittsburgh Paints
Pioneer Drug
Rexall Drug Store
South Side Square
Ake
U GO
Shebeck
Bethel Missionary Group
Children's Ideals Magazine
Nicola
Harmon
N. Side Sq
Presidio
Iowa State Penitentiary
State Board of Control
Iowa Conservation Commission
Bruce Stiles
Stiles
Mr. Stiles
Iowa National Guard
Guard
133Rd
Mrs Clarks
Merc
Mrs
Guy A. Mottgomery
South Second Ave
Patrick Henry
Ford Tudor
Hudson
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