Fortnightly Club Elects Mae Davis President at Lincoln Meeting
Mae Davis was elected president of the Fortnightly Club at the General Fortnightly Meeting held Thursday night at Lincoln School. Officers include Mrs Harvey Davis as vice president and Mrs Don Boyer as secretary, with several committee reports and plans for an art show at the high school March 24.
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Mae Davis
Lincoln School
Miss Davis
Lincoln
Harvey Davis
Don Boyer
Byron Snider
Samuel Simmering
Mits. Kreese
Wahingt
Applied Arts Department
Junio
Doris Yordy
Bons
Drish
Fortnights Club Drama Reveals Woman's Page Secrets
A Fortnights club gathering at Lincoln school features a one act comedy about a bustling newspaper woman's page. The cast, led by Enola Rubey as Elsie Thomas, parodies editorial rooms, fashion and etiquette columns, with sharp banter among Dorothy Hicks, Stella Whiffel, Trude Glamour and Beatrice Fairchild. The crowd of 125 laughed at scribes chasing scoops, mischief, and newsroom chaos as the plot hinges on a pretend murder and a clash of rival columnists.
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Lincoln School
Daily Star
Gifford Morrison
Voiothnys Hicks
Ruth Simpson
Beatrice Fairchild
William Crayne
Stella Whiffel
Paula Klassie
Iva
Carol Meeker
Jane Lasserilli
Samuel Simmering
Jones
Enola Rubey
Lo and
Woman's Page
The
Laily Star
Anna Mae Fisher
Evening Journal
Dorothy Hicks
Love Town
Dorothy
Stella
Truld
Richard Bordwell
Trule
Alwas
Elsie Thomas
Triti Glamour
Elsie
Miss Glamour
Liorothy
Youl
Trude
Enma Cook
Speed
Dorothy Moore
Peale
Elmer Jones
Sam Simmering
Beatries Fairnchild
Tvmers
Sho Wa
Miss Fairchild
UGo Club Meeting Hosts Three Guests at Vale Pulliner Home
The UGo group met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Vale Pulliner home with Mrs Sherm Sorrell and Mrs War ern Stewart present. Ten members answered roll call during a brief session led by president Mr John Shebeck. Mrs John Lee received a birthday gift from the club. Pinochle circulated among three tables with Mrs Jess Campbell high scorer. low score posted by Mrs Vina Mannusier.
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Ugo
Vale Pulliner
Sherm Sorrell
Warern Stewart
John Shebeck
John Lee
Jess Campbell
Vina Manussier
Mannesier
Friendly Circle Club Meets at Davidsons
The Friendly Circle Club met Thursday afternoon at the Davidsons residence with twelve members present. President Robert Quinn led the business session, followed by social time and textile painting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Shellman, Mrs. Merle Sheets, and Mrs. Augustine. Mrs. Ralph Erlenbush will be the news hostess.
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Davidsons
Robert Quinn
Shellman
Merle Sheets
Augustine
Ralph Erlenbush
HEO Club Plans Party For New Club Families
The HERO club will host a welcoming party for new club families at Cedar School on March 22 at 7 30 p m announced after a club meeting at Mrs Elwyn Corey's home. Members on the party committee are Mrs Charles Bartholow Mrs Everette Gardner and Mrs Maurice Libe. guests included Mrs Harry Schimmelpfennig Mrs Charles Berdo and Mrs Elmer Hamilton.
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HEO Club
Hero Club
Cedar School
Elwyn Corey
Charles Bartholow
Everette Gardner
Maurice Libe
Harry Schimmelpfennig
Charles Berdo
Elmer Hamilton
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Glasgow
Mrs Ros iond Glasgow was guest of honor at a surprise pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Lowe Sr and others in her home. VEW auxiliary members attended as 24 guests while officials filled birth announcements and offered parenting advice. Refreshments followed the event.
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Mrs. Glasgow
Ros Iond Glasgow
Dave McGattey
Robert Lowe Sr
Hadley Edmondson
W. S. Moriarty
McGattey
Guess
VEW
Whiel
Glasgow
Gerald McGaffey
England
Chapter J P E O Meets At Mrs Thorne s Home
Mrs Clifford Thorne hosted Chapter J P E O meeting with Chapter 1 PLB O Inet members present. Co hostesses were Mrs Homer Lowry and Sara Pollock. Farriett Clendenning presided and conducted the business meeting with refreshments served afterward.
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Clifford Thorne
Homer Low
Shirley Totten Weds Charles Eldin Bauer Jr in West Chester Ceremony
Shirley Totten daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Totten Ottumwa married Charles Eldin Bauer Jr son of Mr and Mrs Eldin Bauer West Chester in a single ring ceremony at the river home Thursday night Rev Vernon Pike officiated Attending were Joan Ficklin Ottumwa and Jers Cherry West Chester The couple left for California with the bride’s parents and will spend several months there The bride a Ottumwa High School and Iowa Success School graduate worked as a doctor's assistant The groom a West Chester High School graduate attended Washington Junior College and just finished a term at the Iowa Success School
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Shirley Totten
Charles Eldin Bauer Jr
West Chester
Alfred Totten
Ottumwa
Eldin Bauer
Raver
Vernon Pike
Joan Ficklin
Jers Cherry
Immmediate Famlies
California
Bauer
Washington Junior College
Lowa Success Schoo
Social Calendar detailing fraternal and club events
Local listings show West Chester Pythian Sisters officers and staff practice at KP hall at 7 04 p.m. Past Matrons club dinner canceled at Rebekah lodge Loon hall. YWCA informal craft workshop at YWCA room. Fortnightly boards meet 2 00 p.m. Mrs Ralph Kleese. luncheon details and bake sale at Marston's Skelgas store. Various meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday across KP hall YWCA Mason Temple and other venues with guest speakers and notes on attendance and transportation.
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
Rebekah Lodge
YWCA
I Ywca
Ralph Kleese
Mae Davis
Woman's Relief Corps
Legion
Nineteenth Century Club
Lincom
Emma Barnett
Robert Patterson
Marston
Skelgas
Mrs Lindeen Hosts Crawfordsville Chapter Meeting
Chapter L T T T met Monday evening with Mrs. Vincent Lindeen as hostess in the E T Bergstrom home at Swealesburg. President Wis 3 HH Jones led a business session planning a March sewing project with Mrs. Paul Huston. Social hour followed with refreshments.
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Crawfordsville
L. T.T.T
Vincent Lindeen
E&. T. Bergstrom
Swealesburg
Wis
HH. Jones
Paul Huston
Wayland TT Chapter Meets With Mrs Hulme
Mrs Hulme hosted Chapter J T T T at her home Monday evening. President Eldred Berkshire led the meeting with 11 members in attendance. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter Mrs Vernon Seberg and Mrs Ray Ernest.
Word Weavers Accept Constitution In Meet At Mrs Wagner
Mrs. Fred Wagner hosted ten Word Weavers who accepted the group constitution crafted by a committee. Lay led the session and approved a three month program plan along with poems by members for radio use on Starlit Road.
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Word Weavers
F. Wagner
Fred Wagner
The
Albert Lay
Len Howe
Father-Son Banquet Draws 100 Plus At West Chester Church
More than 100 attended the WSCS Father-Son Banquet at the West Chester Methodist Church. Keith Stewart acted as toastmaster and introduced participants. Richard Stephens of Crawfordsville, VP of the Iowa Farm Bureau, spoke about his European trip and displayed photos. Sons on the program included Dick Stewart Keith Bauer Larry Hough Gail Niffengger and James Hinshaw. Other participants were W E Pearson Jack Pearson Bob Pearson and Robert Stephens with several instrumental selections. Lloyd Bauer Donald Argo and Supt John K Calkins also took part. The meal was prepared and served by noted volunteers.
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West Chester
West Chester Methodist Church
Keith Stewart
Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
Iowa Farot Bureau
Dick Stewart
Keith Bauer
Larry Hough
Gail Niffengger
James Hinshaw
W. E. Pearson
Jack Pearson
Bob Pearson
Robert Stephens
Lloyd Bauer
Donald Argo
Supt
John K. Calkins
WSCS executive plans program led by Mrs. Robert Stephens
The WSCS executive committee outlined the upcoming program with Mrs. Robert Stephens serving as president. The plan emphasizes coordinating events and activities for the group.
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WSCS
Robert Stephens
Engagement announced for Myra Jane Edmondson and Charles Piotrowski Jr
Mr and Mrs Floyd Edmondson of Columbus Junction announce the engagement of their daughter Myra Jane to Charles S Piotrowski Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Piotrowski of Chicago Illinois The couple both attend Coe College in Cedar Rapids with Myra majoring in physical education and Charles majoring in music and serving as student conductor of the college band.
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Floyd Edmondson
Columbus Junction
Myra Jane
Charles S. Piotrowski Jr
Charles S. Piotrowski
N. Kedvale Avenue
Chicago, Ill
Miss Edmondson
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Coe
St Pauls Guild Donates to Red Cross at Meeting
St Pauls Womens Guild voted five dollars for the Red Cross at a Thursday afternoon church meeting. Twenty eight members and three guests attended, with a new member welcomed. Devotional talks and scripture were led by Mrs Henry Witthoft and others. Plans discussed for a congregational get together on March 15 or 16 and a bake sale on March 11. Refreshments were served.
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St. Paul's
T.C. Pons
John Jarvis
George Westen
Lloyd Miller
God
Henry Witthoft
Kermit Klopfenstein
Ida Tush
Martha Griffin
Lincoln PTA Cancels Wednesday Meeting
Lincoln school PTA will not meet Wednesday afternoon as scheduled. A joint meeting with Stewart PTA is planned for March 228 with Dr Ralph Ojemanun involved.
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Lincoln School
PTA
Stewart Pta
Ralph Ojemanun
Y-Teen Luncheon Draws Sixty-Five In YMCA Room
Sixty five members of the high school Y-Teen club and advisors Mrs Charles RR Wilson and Mrs Robert Everetts hosted a lent luncheon Thursday noon in the YMCA community room. Betty Logan presided. Scripture read by Patty Brock and Pat Berry accompanied hymns. Mildred Stewart spoke on lent for Protestants and Mary Louise Redlinger spoke on Catholics. Luncheon food prepared by Earl Loveless and YWCA Y-Teen mothers committee with Clarence Logan and others assisting.
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Charles RR. Wilson
Robert Everetts
YMCA
Betty Logan
Patty Brock
Pat Berry Arcompanjed
Mildred Stewart
Mary Louise Redlinger
Earl Loveless
YWCA
Clarence Logan
Bob Arthur
L. &. Baker
Honor Bonnie Elder At Pre Nuptial Courtesy
Wayland Mrs Karl Ging erich and daughter Maxine hosted about 30 guests Monday night as a pre nuptial courtesy for Bonnie Elter Miss Bilder received a request number Im in the Mood for Love played at 834 p m The gathering featured yellow and white decorations and refreshments served by the hostesses with games throughout the evening.
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Bonnie Elder
Wayland
Karl Gingerich
Maxine
Bonnie Elter
State University of Iowa aims for best speaker at March 25 event
The Iowa State University child welfare research department schedules a March 25 talk with a featured speaker. Officials invite attendees to join the discussion on child welfare policies and practical impacts.
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State University of Iowa
Child Welfare Research Department
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