Plummer and Peterson Wed in Wisconsin Ceremony
Lewis W. Plummer and Dorothy Peterson of Two Rivers Wisconsin wed Saturday at Grace Congregational Church in Manitowoc County. Rev T A Hawkes officiated with Dr and Mrs C C Feirerson of Washington as attendants. couple plans a short wedding trip and home at 1616 26th Street Two Rivers. Mrs Plummer, Lena High School graduate, taught training at Oconto Falls. Mr Plummer, West Chester High School graduate, works at Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Peterson
Lewis W. Plummer
Rivers
Wisc
Mabel Plummer
West Chester
T. A. Hawkes
Grace Congregational Church
Tat City
CC. A. Feéierson
Washington
Oconto Falls
Wise
Plummer
West Chester High School
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Company
Manitowoc
Peterson
U and I Club Holds Social at Schulty Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Schulty hosted eight members of the U and I Club yesterday afternoon. President Mrs. Mert King led the business meeting followed by a social hour. Mrs. Mae Dawson assisted with refreshments. The next gathering will be a pot luck supper at Mrs. Mert King's home on Saturday March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schulty
U and I Club
Mert King
Mae Dawson
Mrs J Patterson Hosts Merry Makers Club
Mrs John Patterson acted as hostess yesterday afternoon for the Merry Makers club. Guests included Mrs John Youne and Mrs O C Patterson, along with seven club members. Social time and refreshments followed the hostesses arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
Merry Makers Club
John Youne
O. C. Patterson
West Point 4-H Club Meeting Led by Nedra Dusenbery
West Point 4-H club met March 1 with Nedra Dusenbery. Nine members attended as Roberta Luers led the session. Talks covered cold prevention, stocking darning, genuine hospitality, deodorants, and tailoring techniques. Music memory records were played. A lunch was served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Club
Nedra Dusenbery
West Point
Grace Munro
Mary Duvall
Appy Mae Rigenhagen
Virginia Eckels
Roberta Luers
Mrs Anderson Hosts Study Group Lesson on Local Situations
The Prairie Flower study group met with Mrs William Ganon yesterday afternoon. Mrs Milford Anderson presented the Farm Bureau home project lesson How Local and World Situations Affect Consumers. Refreshments with a St Patrick motif were served by the host and Mrs Donald Cave. Next meeting at Mrs Morris Crawford's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
William Ganon
Milford Anderson
Farm Bureau Home Project
Donald Cave
Morris Crawford
Legion Auxiliary Plans County Meeting Luncheon
The Washington county American Legion Auxiliary plans a cooperative luncheon at 12 20 Tuesday March 11 in the K C hall. County president Mrs Edward Bushey will preside and Mrs Frank Abraham district president will attend. Local unit hosts the event with meat potatoes and coffee provided. members are asked to help financially rather than bring a dish.
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Washington County American Legion Auxiliary
K.c. Hall
Frank Abraham
Edward Bushey
Riverside
Washington
NASA
Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Events
The social calendar lists Thursday through Tuesday activities. Pilotburg Ladies Aid meets all day with Mrs Alli son Maas. Delta Alpha class of Methodist church crafts in the afternoon with Mrs O Ak Schmitt. Homebuilders class at 6 30 p.m. with potluck. Friendly Circle all day, quilt blocks at noon. Friday Mission study at M E church chapel led by Mrs Surface. Past Matrons club at Mason ic Temple 5 p.m. potluck at 6 p.m. First Presbyterian Ladies aid at 2 30 p.m. Rebekah lodge 7 30 p.m. White Shrine sewing postponed. Saturday Couple Night at 8 p.m. YMLA. Monday Music dept 7 45 p.m. Literature dept 7 45 p.m. Wom en's room YWCA. Tuesday St James P T A afternoon. American Legion Auxiliary co operative luncheon at K C Hall at 12 36 p.m. with table service.
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Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Allison Maas
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
O. Ak. Schmitt
M.B
Friendly Circle Club
Harley Davison
Rebekah Lodge
White Shrine
Pay Means
Yimlcla
Poeserpried
Y.W.C.A
St. James P.T.A
Joe Benen
Washington County American Legion Auxiliary
K.C. Hall
Marriage of Arlene Collins and Carroll Bell in Kahoka
Columbus Junction March 6 announcement for Arlene Odette Collins and Carroll R. Bell married March 3 at Kahoka Missouri. Rev. Monroe officiated in parsonage. Bell employed as lineman for Iowa Illinois Telephone, stationed at Columbus Junction. Anniversary note for Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Johnston of Columbus City. Mrs. Johnston visiting Des Moines to be near her mother recovering from hip fracture.
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Columbus Junction
Fay Collins
Letts
Arlene Odette Collins
Carroll R. Bell
Loved G. Bell
Kahoka
Monroe
Methodist Church
Bell
Iowa-Illinois Telephone Company
R. S. Johnston
Columbus City
Gracehill Women Quilt Block Meeting Held
Gracehill Ladies Aid society met in the community building for an all day quilting session. Five women attended in the morning and four joined in the afternoon. Mrs Ed Libe led devotionals, reading Matthew chapter ten, and prayed after a short story. Mrs H A Engel called roll and plans were made to meet next Wednesday for another all day session. each member should bring lunch.
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Gracehill Ladies Aid Society
Ed Libe
Dan Boone
Matthew
H. A. Engel
Harmony club presents two short plays after March meeting
Members of the Harmony club gathered yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Lytle for the March meeting. Thirteen members and four guests enjoyed hospitality and a business session led by Mrs. William McConnell. Two plays directed by Mrs. Crayne, Just Goodbye and Catching a Train, featured several members. Gifts were presented to Roberta Anne Blaine, daughter of Bernard Blaine and Mrs. Wheelan of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Ralph Lytle
Orville Dayton
Joe Marek
William Manassier
Malcolm Montgomery
Roberta Anne Blaine
Bernard Blaine
Kansas City
Blaine
John Wheelan
William Crayne
James Brooks
Paul Mayer
Francis McConnell
Crayne
Dayton
TommyHarvey
Mrs G Schwartz Hosts Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting
Mrs Glen Schwartz hosted the Friendly Neighbors club meeting with five members in attendance. President Mrs Henry Anderson led a brief business session followed by St Patrick games led by Mrs Steve Crawford. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the afternoon.
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Friendly Neighbors Ciub
Glen Schwartz
Henry Anderson
Steve Crawford
St. Patrick
Many Happy Returns Birthday List for Today
Norman J. Schilling marks a birthday as a Three Quarter Century club member born in 1859 in Washington. Other Washington residents and locals from Levington to Os kaloo sa share celebrations, including Barbara Jo Benz and six year old Bobby Wells. J. M. Lord couple also note 63 years since their 1878 wedding.
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Norman J. Schilling
Washington
Barbara Jo Benz
Rex Benz
Oskaloosa
Linger Longer club meets with Mrs. Waggoner guests
Sixteen members and four guests attended a Ling er Longer club meeting at Mrs. Will Shalla and Mrs. Ralph Waggoner home. Reports on home project work were given. New member Mrs. Clarence Jackson was welcomed. Plans included a flower and bulb exchange and two tea towels for the next gathering hosted by Mrs. Golia Miller and Mrs. Margaret Keyser. A tea towel shower honored Rose Gilbert.
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Linger Longer Club
Edward Shalla
H. J. Thompson
Fannie Gilbert
Matrine Walker
Will Shalla
Ralph Waggoner
Golia, Miller
Margaret Keyser
Rose Gilbert
Clarence Jackson
Win Durst
Ed Rich
George Bartholomew
Golia Miller
St. Patrick
Howard Shalla
Miss Walker
B and P W Enjoy Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club held its regular monthly dinner meeting in the Methodist church dining room. President Mary Peck presided as routine business and the club's financial status were discussed following the Mardi Gras event.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Mary Peck
Missionary Society Meeting at Bethel Presbyterian
Mrs. Lloyd Foster hosted the Missionary Society of Bethel Presbyterian Church yesterday with fifteen members and guest Mrs. Clive Gray. Rev M A Robeson installed officers for the next year and added Mrs. C J Wolfe to the roll. Refreshments in green and white were served. next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Godfrey Juzeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Foster
Missionary Society
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Clive Gray
M. A. Robeson
Godrey Juzeler
Magazine Review
C. J. Wolfe
Don Brown
Clara Huber Reviews From Many Lands at Fortnightly Club
Clara Huber assisted by Miss Huber led a Public Affairs meeting at Mrs. Orie Turner’s home to discuss Adams book From Many Lands. The review covered immigrant experiences in the United States, citing three stories about an American girl facing trouble, a Jewish immigrant, and a Japanese immigrant in a session led in Mrs. Turner’s club setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Huber
Adams
Public Affairs Department
Orie Turner
Miss Huber
Albert Simpson
Walter A. Logan
Tyrone Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits and Visits
Mrs. Otto Sheetz reports James Combs and family visited Walter Sheets. Curtis Snyder sawed wood Friday and Saturday. Richland visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bales and daughter Mrs. George Bond dined with Fred Sheetz. Dave Miller hosted a Saturday night visit from son Waldo. Alfred Sheetz and family from Lancaster dined with Fred Sheetz. Omer Crawford and family dined with Roy Hafferty. Orin Black visited sister Mrs. John Hahn near Washington. Milo Weaver and son of Washington called on Waldo Miller. George Crawford and son joined Bill Crawford Sunday.
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Otto Sheetz
Tyrone
James Combs
Walter Sheets
Curtis Snyder
Jesse Bales
Richland
George Bond
Dave Miller
Waldo Miller
Alfred Sheetz
Lancaster
Fred Sheetz
Omer Crawford
Roy Hafferty
Orin Black
John Hahn
Washington
Milo Weaver
Californian invents theater progress indicator for lobby
A Californian has devised a device to hang in motion picture theaters showing the current program portion, its duration, and remaining time. The invention aims to inform patrons of progress and expected end, enhancing audience experience.
Knights of Preamble Work in the Rank Attend Meeting
Teachers in School Approximately 1,600 students enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania's thirty-sixth annual summer schools. About half were high school teachers pursuing further degrees or brushing up in special subjects.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Schulty
J. Patterson
M. Anderson
Income Tax Service
Dayton Tax Service
Official
Washington Directory
Optometrists
John C. Owen
Stan Kiesey
R. R. Noonan
W. P. Rawn
Stephen B. Jones
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
Chiropractors
Chas. C. Brown
Court House
Washington Independent School District
E. A Ralston
Errr Harland W. Mead
Ee Anatical
W. A. Erbe
Ethel McCreedy
Harry Bowles
Richard A. Stewart
Ralph W. Thompson
Harry Ramseyer
A. E. Atchison
C. W. Tucker
W. D. Dwyer
Theodore B. Bailey
Law Loan & Trust Bldg
S. W. Livingston
West Main St
George F. Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Officers
Etheeene Lloyd Tytle Soon
Tad Skiet
W. A. Fitton
E. FL Muck
Henry Bailey
Elie Inti Ee P. L. Jordan
George Baker
Mark
Lester
Orr
F. Roller
R. F. McFarane
Dupuis
Clarence Jaenhe
Fred Reid
City Library
Grace H. Stephen
Ruth Lytle
A.C. Peterson
Second Ave
Iowa
Arlene QC
Collins
Gracehill
Mrs. G. Schwartz
Howard Crozier
O. HK. Schmitt
Virgil Wittmer
Richard Johnson
Oscar Jugenheimer
David Tipton
Levington
William Lukavsky
Ainsworth
Irene Sommer
Crawfordsville
Dorothy Schaeffer
Wayne Lemley
Wellston
Earl Crossett
Bobby Wells
Mae Gideon
East Jackson Township
Lucille Havel
Floyd Blankenhorn
Palmer Schilling
Dorothy Mae Schaeffer
J. M. Lord of
P. W
Louisa Gold
Prince Albert
Velvet
I. G. A. Cleanser
Loz
Texas
Peck
Jonathan Apples
Sunkist
Parsnips
Pascal Lge
Bnch
Bns
Camay
Ork
Thomassen’s Food Market
West Side
George Crawford
Bill Crawford
Iowa High School
Drake Field House
Des Moines, IR
Geo. A. Brown
Exec. Secy
Valley Bank Bldg
Des Moines
R. C. Kelsey
CC. C
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral Home
Ann Sheridan
George Brent
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