Local residents and visitors listed in Thursday notes
Local social notes include calls from Mrs. Rollin Lyns and others in Columbus Junction and Ainsworth. Missionary news from Hoichow Kiungchow reports all missionaries safe as of February 18. Various regional residents visit, attend, or are mentioned in events from Marshalltown to Fairfield and Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Lyns
Lee Colton
Columbus Junction
Tom Davis
Ainsworth
Robert Williams
Crawfordsville
W. R. Moninger
Marshalltown
Margaret Moninger
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Hoichow
Kiungchow
Miss Moninger
Nodoa
Marteeny Hensler Wedding Solemnized This Afternoon
The wedding of Kathryn Hensler and Donald Marteeny was held at 4 30 PM in the Methodist Episcopal church with sixty guests. The bride wore a navy blue silk ensemble and carried gardenias. matron of honor was Mrs Hugh K Reacard and best man Glenn Ravenscroft. A high tea followed, and the couple will reside in Chicago after a southern trip. Out of town guests included relatives from Cedar Rapids Roanne Hedrick Wabash Mulberry Eddyville and Chicago. Catering by Mrs George C Stewart with decor by Don Benblossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Hensler
Charles Hensler
Donald Marteeny
T. R. Marteeny
Chicago
Edna Klein
Arthur Atack
Robert Hannah
Hedrick
Schiaparelli
Hugh K. Reacard
Wabash
Ind
Glenn R. Ravenscroft
Cedar Rapids
Marteeny
Hensler
Thomas Purcell
West Side Buick Motor Company
Donnie
Harold Ronin
Kay Darling
Fred Barnes
E. Ravenscroft
Glenn Ravenscroft
E. F. Barnhart
Neil
Roanne
H. K. Reahard
Saralee
Almon Harseckman
Mulberry
Alice McAtlin
Eddyville
Robert L. Hannah
N. Richmond
Muscastine
George C. Stewart
Preston Wolf
Don Benblossom
Postponed auction items and local notices from Wayland area
The record lists postponed sales including the Diller Sale rescheduled for March 14 and mentions several local residents visiting or calling, including B. Anderson at Pioneer drug store and families from Keota Wayland Crawfordsville and Winfield. It notes Jack Brown injured in a southeast Ainsworth automobile incident with a brain injury feared but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brown
Ainsworth
Very
Hospital Births And Surgeries Reported Nearby
At the hospital Mr and Mrs Harry M Dun can of Columbus Junction welcomed a son born yesterday at 2 30 p m weighing nine pounds seven ounces Bobbie Binkert underwent an appendectomy yesterday after noon Donal Erlenbush underwent an appendectomy yesterday afternoon Dr A C Peterson was admitted this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Duncan
Columbus Junction
Bobbie Binkert
Donal Erlenbush
A. C. Peterson
Local Residents Visit and Return Home Through Weekend
Mr and Mrs Frank Peck of East Pleasant Fair were callers yesterday. Martha Foster and Afla Hilt unen went to Chicago for the weekend. Charles Fuhr will return to Central college Pella after flu at his parents home. Mrs J A Lasek and laugh ters of Richmond visited. Fred McCormick and Mrs Scott to Morro in Kolla Missouri after visiting Ralph Scott. Mrs Scott and Mrs McCormick are sisters. Mrs William Robertson of Crawfordsville and F E B Humphreys of Wyman and Mrs C A Struble of Hills visited yesterday. Mr and Mrs Walter Rukgaber spent last evening in Wapello with Ray Kuggaber. Glen Miller hosted guests Tom Gray Rex Hazen Sam and Dwight Wittmer who cooked their own meal. Don Simmering was guest of honor at sister Mrs Marion Sheets and Mr Sheets birthday party with thirty guests. Mrs Helen Anderson returned to Graham store yesterday afternoon. Harry Dougherty returned to the same store this morning. Nic McCleery back on duty at Nicolaid Harmon store after absence. Charles Long Jr has had flu. Marie Landau and Mary Welch went to Des Moines for weekend with Miss Landau’s sister Mrs James Robinson. Douglas Eastwood came home from Coe college for the weekend. his father ill with flu. Mrs Eastwood tried to call when Doug walked in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Robert Risk
Tom Gray
Rex Hazen
Sam
Dwight Wittmer
Douglas Eastwood
Coe College
Soldiers and police guard Slovak cities amid martial law
In Bratislava and various Slovak towns Czechoslovak soldiers and police enforce martial law amid high anti Czech sentiment. Officials dismissed three Slovak cabinet ministers prompting fears peasants may march on cities in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Automobile thief captured after eleven mile chase
Leon Clay Wittong of Bloomfield Missouri, 24, was captured after an eleven mile pursuit by Patrolman James Mirchhots. Wittong fled south before being placed in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Clay L. Wittong
Bloomfield
James Mirchhots
Wittong
Unit Meetings of M E Ladies Aid Held Yesterday
Methdist Ladies Aid units met yesterday amid illness and weather. Unit 1 hosted nine. Unit 2 had nineteen calls and a St Patrick program. Unit 3 hosted twenty four with a trip talk. Unit 4 hosted seven with games. Unit 5 hosted eleven with experiences and tea towel sewing. Unit 6 hosted fifteen with poetry and household hints. Unit 7 hosted twenty four with Bible notes and Irish program. Rural Units 9 1 and 9 2 planned but postponed. Unit 10 met seven with33 sick calls and social time. April meeting dates announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Kenneth Smith
Unit 1
8. N. Sorrell
Alice Rownd
Ethel Atkinson
Miss Rownd
Kipling
Bad Sorrell
Smith
Unit 2
Jesse Busby
Mary Genkinger
L. F. Harding
P. BE. Babcock
Unit 3
William Mercer
Carl Hedges
Edwin Griffith
Edna Klein
Unit 4
W. G. Roudabush
M. H. Sartor
Olive Campbell
Bible Department
Jerusalem
New
Julia Sisk
St. Patrick
Carolyn
Frances Sartor
Frank Kurtz
Charles Davis
Ira Rathmel
Unit 9-1
Henry Berdo Ead
Unit 92
Scott Wilcox
Homer Jarrard
Unit 10
Arthur Durst
Wyatt Marboure
Completing Term in Jail He Wants Customers Back
Keokuk Iowa March 11 A junk dealer John Menders nearing end of a sixty days term for receiving stolen property placed an ad in a local newspaper stating he will re open his business about March 15 and that old and new customers are appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Iowa
John Menders
Man allegedly admits stealing car in Leon incident
A ward from Lamont admitted stealing an automobile in Leon and was returned to jail there after officers said he confessed. The pursuit ended near Eagleville where he was apprehended and taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Lamont
Eagleville
Leon
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Meetings and Changes
The social calendar lists various church, fraternal, and club events with new venues and times. Notable items include DeMolay at the Masonic Temple, Rainbow Girls practice at City Hall, Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society at Mrs. Messer’s, and American Home sections across multiple days, with venue notes and time changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rudiger
West Main St
Wesleyan Missionary
Glenn Barclay
West Washington Street
DeMolay Meeting
Masonic Temple
City Hall
DeMolay Mothers Circle
George Clapper
Nellie Thompson Pythian
K.P. Hall
Baptist Young Woman's Missionary Society
E. H. Messer
St. Patrick's Party
Woussicket Group Plans St Patrick Day Party
The Woussicket Camp Fire group met at Betty Snhakenberg home after school. Plans for a St Patrick's day party were made with costumes old time dances and games on the program. Mrs George Dowell and Mrs Paul Snakenberg now lead the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woussicket
Betty Snhakenberg
Lois Mace
Henry Little
George Dowell
Paul Snakenberg
First Grade Pupils Present Program
Centennial PTA met Wednesday afternoon in the school. Mrs. R J Patterson opened the meeting and Mrs. Ralph Kleesc read the minutes in the secretary’s absence. Anita Tellin presented the first grade pupils in an interesting program. George Mohr and Melvin Gingerich showed slides on the safety program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
R. J. Patterson
Ralph Klees
Victor Masson
Anita ‘Tellin
George Mohr
Melvin Gingerich
Sub-Deb Club Holds Evening Meeting
The Sub-deb club met Friday evening with Ro berta Wheelan presiding and all members present. Plans for the future were discussed and several appointments made. Gayle Davis was placed in charge of pictures and Shirley Peterson of the next program. Margaret Ragan presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Wheelan
Gayle Davis
Shirley Peterson
Margaret Ragan
Grant Supports Infant Nutrition Research at Iowa University
A $7,500 grant from the Borden Co. to the State University of Iowa funds infant nutrition research. Dean KE M MacEwen announces the gift made possible through the Monnell for Pediatrics Research, backed by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Dr P C Jeans will direct the project at the children's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
KE. M. MacEwen
College of Medicine
Borden Co
New York
N. Y
Monnell For Pediatrics Research
American Academy of Pediatrics
P. C. Jeans
Ecollege of Medicine
Children’s
Mrs. Rudiger Heads Ladies Aid For Coming Year
The United Presbyterian Ladies Aid elected officers for the year at a church meeting with twenty five members present. Officers are Mrs. George Rudiger president Mrs. John Stewart vice president Mrs. D D Davis secretary and Mrs. J A Porter treasurer. Helen Harvey led devotions and guest Margaret Cowden spoke about her mission work in Teheran Iran describing life and homes including Long Haven and notable Iranian women in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
George Rudiger
John Stewart
D. D. Davis
J. A. Porter
Helen Harvey
Margaret Cowden
Teheran
Iran
Persia
Miss Cowden
Long Haven
Roger Sherman
Many Happy Returns Birthday List Parade
Many Happy Returns begins with W M Terry of Manhasset who is a Three Quarter Century club member and celebrates a birthday today. Other celebrants include Mrs Mary Grecian 78, Mrs Beulah Longwell, Mrs EB M McConaughy, Mrs Lee Arthaud, Donna Wylie, and Evelyn Sim. Also noted are Beenblossom and Owen children with birthdays and anniversaries, with Henry Witthoft expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Terry
Manhasset
Long Island
Journal
Terry
Mary Grecian
Ethel Grecian
Beulah Longwell
Dublin
EB. M. McConaughy
Lee Arthaud
Ainsworth
Donna Wylie
Prairie Center
Evelyn Sim
Wayland
Birthdays Noted for Local Residents Tomorrow
Sunday tomorrow marks birthdays for Journal correspondent Mrs. R. C. Ferguson of West Chester Rex Hazen Martha Darrene Richardson Marie Jackson Charles Bear a Grinnell College student Ed F Havel Andrew Shelangoski and Mrs Tillie McCall. Marjorie and Margaret Chalupa turn twenty tomorrow while Neva Hole daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hole of Pilotburg is seven tomorrow. Harrison Hesseltine of Bridgeton Raymond Kaufman of Wayland and Maxine Foster celebrate birthdays tomorrow. James Alm employed at Miller's Footwear stores birthday is today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
Journal
West Chester
Rex Hazen
Martha Darrene Richardson
Marie Jackson
Charles Bear
Grinnell College
Ed. F. Havel
Andrew Shelangoski
Tillie McCall
Neva Hole
Ernest Hole
Pilotburg
Harrison Hesseltine
Brighton
Raymond Kaufman
Wayland
Maxine Foster
Ruth Lemley Hosts Loyal Women Social Meeting
Mrs. Ruth Lemley hosted the Loyal Women's class social at the Baptist church last evening. Eleven members attended a short business session followed by refreshments, with Mrs. Will Sickles assisting. next meeting will be April 14 led by Mrs. E. H. Messer and Mrs. Iva Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lemley
Loyal
Announcements from K P Lodge Page Unit
K P Lodge call to work in rank of Page Monday evening. All members requested to attend. Refreshments will be served. Address 2113.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Lodge
Harry Dodsons Honored on Golden Wedding Day
Rural Women’s club members hosted a surprise noon dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dodson on their golden wedding anniversary at their home northwest of town. Twenty eight members attended with families and guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and others. The Dodsons, married in Burden Kansas, lived in Illinois before moving to Iowa in 1908 and to near Lone Tree, then northwest of Washington. They have four children and four grandchildren. Health and travel prevented full family participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women's Club
Harry Dodson
Dodson
Claude Rhodebeck
Grant Humston
Bart Gregory
Mary Shields
Lloyd Humston
George Nelson
Gertrude Maxwell
William Bell
David
Carl Phillips
Kansas
J. F. Dodson
Buffalo
Wyo
Essile Dodson
Lone Tree
Dayton Eden
Columbus Junction
Washington
Dodsons
Walnut Women’s Club Hostess and Seed Exchange
Mrs. Fred Longer hosted the Walnut Women’s club at her home on Thursday afternoon. Members exchanged seeds and bulbs and shared gardening tips while Mrs. Harold Humston explained the year’s program. Refreshments were served, and the next meeting on April 11 will be with Corine Oriez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Longer
Walnut Women’s Club
Harold Humston
Neighbors Honor Mrs William Dea on Birthday
Neighbors near Ainsworth planned a surprise party for Mrs William Dea Wednesday. A cooperative dinner was served by the women and a good turnout despite illness and poor roads. Elizabeth Dea showed quilts and other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dea
Ainsworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaya
Bay Iquet Homme
the Evening Journal
W. H. Plum
Bob
Eil
Phillip Haviland
Bobbi Joe
Preston Mansey
Rock Island, Jr
Haviland
Mausey
Plum
Reister Bros
Eurl Berry
R. K. Atchison
Rimersburg
Alice Atchison
Beaver Falls
A. EB. Atchison
Bruce Gobble and Sons
Fairfield
John Arm
Atchison
Ralph LeMoine
LeMoine
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Walter Bauer
Mary Lee
Keota
Carlton Lytle
Williamsburg
Clinton
Lytle
B. Anderson
Pioneer Drug Store
Jeese
Macon
John Te Rockhorst
Homer
Delbert McGuire
H. B. Weston
Rvin
J. L. Fry
R. A. Hendey
Ka- Yona
Towyn Davies
Crawfordeville
Harvey Rickey
Winfield
Jobin Joe Toby
Frank Peck
East Pleasant Fiain
Martha Foster
Afla Hilt Unen
Charles Fuhr
Central College
Pella
Val Fuhr
J. A. Lasek
Richmond
Fred McCornick
Kolla
Ralph Scott
Mrs. Scott
Mrs. McCormick
William Robertson
F. EB. Humphereys
Wyman
C. A. Strubble
Hills
Walter Rukgaber
Wapello
Ray Kukgaber
Don Simmering
Marion Sheets
Mr. Sheets
Mr. Simmering
Helen Anderson
The
Graham
Harry Dougherty
Nic McCleery
Nicola Oid Harmon
Charles Long, Jr
Marie Landau
Mary Welch
Des Moines
Miss Landau
James Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Crqulee
M.E. Ladies Aid
Noble Grand Circle
Meredith Chance
West Main Street
Woussicket Group
U.1
OR. P.ll.etter Onteopathice
Lown
Mrs. Rudiger
Ladies Aid
Baifara
Jean Rathmel
Mr. and
Ray Rathmel
Mararet Jane Owen
C. A. Owen
Monmouth, NL
Rosa Genevieve Baker
George Baker
Henry Witthoft
Marjorie
Mararet Chalupa
George Chalupa
James Alm
Miller's
Harry Dodsons
Utilities
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