Silver Anniversary Honors Clyde Lambert at Pleasant Hill
Mr and Mrs Clyde Lambert were honored by about 100 friends and relatives at Pleasant Hill church on their silver wedding anniversary. The event featured a This Is Your Life theme, music by Mary Rita McLaughlin, piano solos by Carla Caldwell, and a three tiered cake with a bridal couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lambert
Pleasant Hill Church
Pleasant Hill
Eugene Davis
Mary Rita McLaughlin
Charles Cannon
Marlene Benn
Carla
Dale Caldwell
Martha
Harold Gannon
Mildred Stewart
Fern Woodyard
Carla Caldwell
Maxine Lambert
Lenten Meditations Theme For Presbyterian Women Circles
Three Presbyterian Women Service guild circles held Friday meetings with Lenten Meditations as the program theme. Circle 2 featured Rev. and Mrs. De Koenig as speakers. Mrs. De Koenig performed accordion pieces. Circle 1 hosted by Mrs. Sam Munson included Mrs. May Hopengardner and Mrs. J C Carris. 13 attended. Circle 3 hosted by Mrs. J M Lloyd included Elizabeth Davis with John Lloyd playing a piano piece. 15 attended. collection totaled $7.50. Refreshments were served at all circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Service Guild
Jacob de Koenig
Circle 2
Victor Blattner
de Koenig
Leland White
Bill Putman
Harry Ramseyer
Margaret Cowden
Leslie Zook
Dale Goff
William Petratz
Mildred Kupka
Blattner
Circle 1
Sam Munson
William Grossheim
May Hopengardner
J. C. Carris
Hazel Euwer
Hopengardner
Circle 3
J. M. Lloyd
Robert Choate
Elizabeth Davis
I. T. Rehmel
John Lloyd
Freda Stalder to Wed at St. James in Washington
Mr and Mrs Emil Stalder of Washington announce the engagement of their daughter Freda to Herman Villhauer of Iowa City, son of Mr and Mrs Louie Villhauer. The wedding is planned for April 2 at St James church in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Stalder
St. James
Emil Stalder
Washington
Freda
Herman Villhauer
Iowa City
Louie Villhauer
St. James Church
Cauliflower Origin Traced to the Mediterranean
The article notes that cauliflower originated in the Mediterranean region where mild conditions suited its growth, avoiding extreme heat, cold, wetness, or dryness. It emphasizes the climate in which the vegetable thrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Girls Have Box Supper For Fathers On Friday
Fifty Camp Fire Girls attended a box social at the IOOF hall Camp Fire rooms Friday evening to raise funds for handcraft materials. Auctioneer Jim Hotle led bidding that yielded 35, with extra contributions. Odako group led by Mrs. George Dowell performed a playlet as contests and folk dances with fathers followed. The event honored Camp Fire birthday week with coffee volunteers Mrs. Ira Gastman and Mrs. Earl Loveless on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
IOOF
Jim Hotle
Odako Group
George Dowell
Ira Gastman
Earl Loveless
Hospital Admissions List From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs. Hettie Arnold of Washington was admitted for medical reasons. Wilbur Kiene of Crawfordsville was admitted for surgical care. Also admitted yesterday were Mrs. Raymond Steinbeck of Rubio for medical treatment. Today admissions include Mrs. John L. Johnson and daughter of Ainsworth, Mrs. William Weltha and son of Brington, and Carrie Smith of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Arnold
Washington
Wilbur Kiene
Crawfordsville
Raymond Steinbeck
Rubio
John L. Johnson
Ainsworth
William Weltha
Brighton
Carrie Smith
Mrs. J. T. Greenfield Goes to Cedar Rapids on Business
Mrs. J. T. Greenfield travels to Cedar Rapids on business today. She is seen departing from her home and expected to conduct meetings with local firms during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Greenfield
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Gates to Attend Third Assembly Meeting in Cleveland
The Methodist WSCS will fund part of Mrs. W. L. Gates travel to the Third Assembly of the Woman's Division of Christian Service to be held April 18 to 21 at the Music Hall in Cleveland Ohio. A district meeting is planned for Burlington March 30 with a bus to transport local and nearby participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
W. L. Gates
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Board of Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Church
Music Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
Burlington
Clarence Jacobs
Lida Hunting
Vernon Crull
Phil Weldin
William Sitler
Hugh Hall
Hall
Insects Used as Food by Indigenous Peoples
The article notes American Indians mixing ground grasshoppers with acorn meal for storage and winter hoarding. It mentions Southwest tribes and groups in Mexico using aquatic insects and other species for sustenance, including a baked mash of water flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Mexico
New Camp Fire Group Selects Name Ocowasin
Mrs. G. F. Moothart’s Camp Fire group chose Ocowasin meaning all together. Officers elected for three months are Linda Lee president Julia Kallous vice president Sharon Moothart secretary Marilyn Wilson treasurer and Ruth Anne Brown pianist. Meetings set for Fridays after school at Mrs. Moothart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Moothart
Ocowasin
Linda Lee
Julia Kallous
Sharon Moothart
Marilyn Wilson
Ruth Anne Brown
Brooklyn Woman Guilty in Air Force Husband Slaying
Yvette Madsen of Brooklyn was found guilty by a three-judge U S high commission court in Frankfurt of murdering Lt Andrew Madsen after a drinking party. She received a 15 year term to be served at the Anderson Virginia women’s reformatory, with possible confinement elsewhere. The trial, held without a jury, centered on testimony including a German psychiatrist’s finding of mental unbalance at the time of the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Brunette Yvette Madsen
Brooklyn
Air Force
U.S. High Commission
High Commission
Madsen
Fred J. Cohn
Raleigh
N. C
Yvette Madsen
Elmo Gower
Women's Reformatory
Anderson
W. Va
Rebekah Lodge Elects Delegates to District Meeting
Rebekah lodge elected delegates and alternates Friday at the TOOF hall for the Eastern Iowa District association meeting to be held in Marion on April 29. Delegates include Myral Smith Wayne Marston Oral Mayo Milo Steele Sr and G A Reinert with alternates Maurice Libe Milo Steele Jr Ted Givans Clarence Brown and Ben Holt. An invitation from Fairfield lodge was received for the March 27 district convention in Fairfield. Initiation is planned for April 7 as meetings begin at 8 pm with a social hour and potluck noon dinner at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Lowa
Rebekah Lodge
Toof Hall
Marion
Myral Smith
Wayne Marston
Oral Mayo
Milo Steele Sr
G. A Reinert
Maurice Libe
Milo Steele Jr
Ted Givans
Clarence Brown
Ben Holt
Nobis Granis
Fairfield
Rebeksh Club
Court Hands Down Shortened Sentence for Diminished Will
In Dothan Alabama judges Cohn and Speight plus Herman Elegant of New York City retire briefly and return a sentence that is less than the maximum for a defendant deemed to have diminished will power. Three flightless birds named are emu kiwi and ostrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohn
John Speight
Dothan
Ala
Herman Elegant
New York City
Local Calendar Highlights Numerous W Y activities
YWCA Public Lenten service 730 p m speaker Mary Jewel Holbert Iowa City. Legion hall DUV 730 p m Rainbow Girls 730 p m Masonic Temple. Knights of Pythias 730 p m KP hall. Baptist church Friendly Bible class 690 p m at church. Women’s Service guild Circle 4 Presbyterian church cooperative supper 6 59 p m bring table service dish to pass. Handcraft II 100 pm dessert Mrs Merle Eckels Booster club 200 p m Mrs Merle Turnipseed Christmas cards for scrap book. Garden I 730 p m Mrs W B Dupuis. YWCA Mixers 730 p m YW room Metal work. Ladies Day Out 900 am YW room Mrs Seales textile painting 9. Pythian Sisters 730 p m ie hall. VEW auxiliary 800 p m VEW Wednesday Grace Hill Ladies aid all day meeting Sack lunch Roll verse Proverbs Homemakers club 200 pm Mrs Harvey Holden Fast Us club 200 pm Mrs John Dodd Presbyterian Prayer service 950 am church YWCA Figurine Painting class 230 p m YW room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Mary Jewel Holbert
Iowa City
DUV
Legion Hall
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Knights of Pythias
Friendly Bible Class of Baptist Church
Women’s Service Guild of
Presbyterian Church
Merle Eckels
Booster Club
Merle Turnipseed
W B. Dupuis
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Max Water
Homemakers Club
Harvey Holden
John Dodd
Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Paul Miller in Wellman
Mrs Paul Miller was honored at a post nuptial shower in Wellman Friday afternoon by Blanche Small and Mrs Edward Hudson. Guests offered advice and recipes as gifts for the bride who wed last Saturday at the Little Brown Church in Nashua. The couple will reside in Wellman with Mr Miller, a 1949 Wellman High School graduate employed at Benteco Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Wellman
Blanche Small
Edward Hudson
Wells
Mr. Miller
Yoder
Wellman High School
Miller
Benteco
Out of Town Shoppers Frequent City Market Picks
Yesterday list includes Mary Schneider and several Wellman, Keota, and Ainsworth residents. Today pairs of shoppers from Columbians Juretion and Brighton join others from West Chester and Wellman as they visit the city for purchases this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schneider
George Chalupa
Ralph Howell
Keota
R. F. Glant
Ray Kempf
Wellman
Ernest Meyer
Patty Lat
Shetos June
Erna Lee
Columbians Juretion
Helen Uhesseltine
Brighton
Walnut School PTA Potluck Meal and Program
The Walnut school PTA hosted a Friday 7 p.m. potluck supper and program featuring student songs, a violin solo by Bill Huston, vocal solos by Junior Robertson, and recitations by Rosalie Meinert and Carol Meinert. New members Graber family, Harlan Neuhart and family, and Elmer Wulf family were welcomed. next meeting is April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut School
PTA
Walnut School Pta
Bill Huston
Junior Robertson
Marion Robertson
Rosalie
Carol Meinert
Graber
Harlan Neuhart
Elmer Wulf
Seven Have Five Year Reunion Dinner Friday
Seven of eight former high school classmates met for a five year reunion dinner at the Pines on Friday with Mrs Darwin Vacha of Des Moines absent sending a letter. The group planned another reunion in five years and included Mrs Norman Leehner Mrs Clifford Stegg Barbara Peiffer Eleanor Sv Mrs Warren Marston Mrs James Lyle Mrs Fred Minden and Mrs Bruce Stewart of Crawfordsville who was a business caller in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pines
Darwin Vacha
Des Moines
Norman Leehner
Clifford Stegg
Barbara Peiffer
Eleanor Sv
Warren Marston
James Lyle
Fred Minden
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Wasson
Charles Barkus
Yarmouth
Cloyece Barham
Sam Lambert
Lowise Wasson
Ron Cholcher
Saginaw Mich
Harold Rathmel
Tom Duncan
Willits’ Motor Company
Tom
Bozmap
Barber and Maybelle Beauty Salon
Wolf’s Flower
Scout Troop No. 32
Wollers- Schults and Company
Iowa All-Stars
Comets
Hyde Food
Chamberlin Bros. Sport Shop
Paul Rh
Horak
Willard Palmer
Don Maxwell
Gilbert Mills
Glenn Thompson
Homer Godwin
Sam Turkington
Walter Lance
Rebecca Rathmel
Smith
Sam Sigafoose
Palmer
Maxwell
M. E. DeLashmutt
Charles Kennedy
Maurice Crawford
W. B. Dupuis
Frank Longwell
W. Gates
Walter A. Smith
E. 8. Hebner
C. E. Lehmitt
L. M. Eicher
Circle 6
Little & Conley
Massachusetts
Nicarogue
Patrick Henry
Washington Dairy Tweeten’s Dairy Bar
S. E. Corner Square
GOP
Bertha S. Adkins
Salisbury
Guy Gabrielson
International
East
H. W. Mineart and Sons
Harry Reynolds
Pill Blaine
Earl Demaree
Tom Carson
Gilbert
Ann
Lona
Brown Finance Co
Court House
Bruce Stewart
Drexel
Carson
Carl
Jel 2
Savere Boilers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!