Harbison-Harns Nuptials Reported in Waterloo Area
Mr and Mrs M L Harbison announce the marriage of their daughter Hazel to Eugene Arns son of Mr and Mrs George Arns of Cedar Falls. The ceremony was Feb 26 1929 with attendants Modelle Harbison Eol Pease Marjorie Burrows and Bob Foster. Hazel a Washington High School graduate class of 1937 and Iowa State Teachers College alumna recently taught near Cedar Falls. The couple will reside after June 1 in a newly furnished Waterloo apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Harbison
Hazel
Eugene Arneson
George Arns
Cedar Falls
Modelle Harbison
Eol Pease
Washington
Marjorie Burrows
Waterloo
Bob Foster
Washington High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Arns
Cedar Falls High School
Creighton University
Omaha
Nebi
Egyptians Embrace Beer Through Millennia
The article notes beer's enduring popularity across all social classes in Egypt for more than a thousand years, highlighting its cultural significance and wide consumption in historical society.
Horton Couple Celebrates 43rd Wedding Anniversary
Brighton observes the 43rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A E Horton. Family members attend including Glen Willits Theodore Horton and Des Moines Osceola kin. The couple wed March 25 1896 at the bride’s home with Rev Willson officiating. They lived on a Brighton farm for 38 years. Their son Willis remains on the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
A. E. Horton
Glen Willits
Theodore Horton
Des Moines
Frank Gibson
Osceola
Leland Horton
Willis Horton
Myrtle Robison
A. FE. Horton
James Robison
Mr. Willson
United Presbyterian Church
Coupse
Gertrude Robison
Carvrett
Horton
Willis
Bridge Party at Masonic Temple Nets Prizes for Four Tables
Mrs. E F Bostwick Jr and Mrs. E B Hammer chaired the White Shrine card party in the Masonic Temple. Four bridge tables were used. high prize went to Mrs. E B Stutsman and low to Mrs. E E Sehmitt. Hosts served refreshments. Next party set for Monday April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Bostwick, Jr
E. B. Hammer
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
E. B. Stutsman
E. E. Sehmitt
Mrs. W. A. Palmer Birthday Honoree at Family Dinner
Mrs. W. A. Palmer was honored at a family gathering in Richland on her birthday, March 26. Twelve guests joined in a noon meal with two decorated cakes by Verna Fulton and Dorothy Work, granddaughters of the honoree. A bouquet from sister Myrtle Swift adorned the table with flowers and a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Palmer
Thena Davis
Richland
Verna Fulton
Dorothy Work
Three Fortnightly Sections Meet Monday
Twenty five Hand craft department members section 3 and two guests attended a meeting at Mrs A C Petersons home. Miss Daniels spoke on Washington history and centennial pageant work. Display by program committee featured knitted garments lacework and articles. Refreshments served by several members. Next meeting April 24 hosted by Mrs Richard Stewart. Bible department nine members met at Mrs George Clappers home with devotions and studies from First John and Corinthians. Mrs J T Rehmel read about Scofield Bible. Mrs Carstensen hosted the Junior Fortnightly club with a three minute talk on personality and book reviews. Members read Fortnightly by laws and answered roll call naming women scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Smith
Everstine Daniels
A. C. Peterson
Miss Daniels
Washington
Joe Duewn
Agnes Wheelan
Harry Sizer
Richard VeCbery
Stanly Zager
Paul Horak
Richard Stewart
Bible Department
Bible
George Clapper
Mre
J. T. Rehmel
Vpiyliis Carstensen
Miss Carstensen
Madame Currie
Waeker
Lyle Wilson
Birthday party honors Mrs Palmer in Richland
Present were Mr. and Mrs. L. Swift of Marengo W.3S. Saville Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fulton JoAnn and Teddy of Washington Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Work and Dorothy of Columbus Junction Mr. and Mrs. Hal Davis Mrs. Louise Davis Mr. and Mrs Glenn Davis Martha and Donald of Richland. Mrs. Palmer received many lovely gifts for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Swift
Marengo
Saville
Charles Palmer
Harold Fulton
JoAnn and
Teddy
Washington
C. H. Work
Dorothy
Columbus Junction
Hal Davis
Louise Davis
Glenn Davis
Martha
Donald
Richland
Lincoln P T A Meeting Tomorrow at Schoolhouse
Lincoln P T A will meet at the schoolhouse tomorrow at 7 30 p m Supt EB A Ralston will speak special music and short movies Each family should bring a plate cup and spoon for its members and six sandwiches Coffee will be provided by the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P. T. A
Supt. EB. A. Ralston
Organize 4-H Club With 15 Enrolled
A new 4-H club organized in Pleasant Hill Saturday at Juanita Miller's home. Officers elected include Juanita Miller president Hagel Simmering vice president Virginia Chalipa secretary treasurer Arlene Lambert historian Eugenia Dickinson reporter Vetty Chalupa assistant reporter. Fifteen enrolled with ten more expected. upcoming meeting set for April with leader Mrs Pat Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Juanita Miller
Wilbur Chandler
Maurita Yarnell
County 4-11
Irls
Jaccksorite Club
Hagel Simmering
Virginia Chalip
Pat Swift
Social Calendar for Tuesday to Thursday
Social events listed include E O W club 7 p m Mrs Robert Dawson Rosemary club evening U P Woman's Missionary society 7 30 p m Mrs Russell Hell Damascus Shrine No 10 election of officers Masonic Temple social hour refreshments V F O W joint meeting evening New K C Hall Pythian Sisters staff practice and robe loan 7 30 p m KP hall By order of MEW Wednesday Navajo club 2 80 p m Mrs J A Porter Presbyterian dinner 6 20 p m at church Brie dish to pass sandwiches and table service W R C birthday party 2 30 p m and GAR hall AW Relief corps members invited Htethel ae society pm Mrs Emma Shaw Thursday O G T club 2 p m Mrs Dale Denison Lincoln P T A 7 30 p m at school Independent club afternoon Virey Don Maxwell hostess at H W Maxwell home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.O.W. Club
Robert Dawson
Rosemary Club
Charles Wiley
U.P
Woman’s Missionary Society
Russell Hell
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
New K.C
Pythian Sisters
J. A. Porter
W.R.C
Hall AW Relief Corps
Htethel Ae Society
Emma Shaw
O.g-T
P.mn
Dale Denison
Lincoln P.T.A
Independent
Don Maxwell
H. W. Maxwell
Local Birthdays Noted Across Communities
The district notes a flurry of birthdays including Mrs. Jacob Hotle at 75, Mrs. Vert Fobs, Bessie Leppert, Helen Meek, Mrs. Ralph Hillibrant, Donald Tieh, Mrs. Marie Whetstine, James Patterson, Robert Thompson, Maude Wallace, and Junior Hope. Community ties include Red Brick and Sandy Hill areas with residents across Crawfordsville and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Helen Meek
Mrs
Ralph Hillibrant
Marie Whetstine
East ‘Lighland
James Patterson
Wexing On
Robert Thompson
Douglas
Maude Wallace
Marshalltown
Forgerly
Valley
Junior Hope
Dublin
Community group notices and meeting reminders
The notice lists a Keights of Columbus regular meeting on Monday night, a Presbyterian prayer meeting at 9 30 am Wednesday at Mrs. Melvin Hillery home, and a Chester Pythian Sisters practice at 1 56 pm Thursday to prepare for an April 11 inspection. Also mentions Jackson 4 H boys club gathering Thursday evening with Robert and Silly Most ef t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keights of Columbus Lodge
Presbyterian Cottage
Melvin Hillery
East
Jefferson Street
Chester Pythian Sisters
MECC
Jackson 4-H Boys Club
Robert
Silly Mostef
Speed of Electricity Beats Light in Modern Theory
Modern physicists state electricity travels at the speed of light, roughly 126,000 miles per second, in line with contemporary theories.
Mite William Miller and Family Named Leader Swift
A fragment notes William Miller and his daughter Juanita with a leader named Mere Swift. Details are unclear but indicate a local or community leadership mention tied to the Miller family and an individual named Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Juanita
Mere. Swift
Lenten Menu Ideas Feature Oysters and Seafood Wings
A bright suggestion for dressing up oysters served in toasted Vienna rolls with butter. Also featured are escalloped fish casseroles with cheese topped toast wings, parsley biscuit topping, toasted bread rings with cheese for salmon or tuna, and a cheese eye sandwich as a spring luncheon option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Entertain Families of Club Members at Bell Home
Pinochie and Chinese checkers provided entertainment for H. H. club members and their families Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bell. Guests included Iris Rath Kathryn Vacha Mr and Mrs John Pratt. Hostess aides were Lucille Hesseltine and Marjory Libe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Club
Will Bell
Iris Rath
Kathryn Vacha
John Pratt
Lucille Hesseltine
Marjory Libe
Surprise Birthday Party For Two Club Members
The O. M. and B. club held a surprise party Saturday evening at the Maas home to honor William Maas and Florence Godwin. After a brief business meeting an amateur contest was won by Wayne Wagner with second place shared by Robert McLaughlin Ward Benton and Laurence Swift. Eighteen people attended including Paul Robert Ward Benson Esth er Laurence George Swift Clara Mary Huber Beulah Stewart George Kepper Carolyn Strong Robert McLaughlin Wayne Wagner Florence Henry Godwin Eleanor Charles and William Maas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maas
Florence Godwin
William
Milton Maas
Wayne Wagner
Robert McLaughlin
Ward Benton
Laurence Swift
Eleanor Mans
Paul
Robert
Ward Benson
Esther
Laurence
George Swift
Clara
Mary Huber
Beulah Stewart
George Kepper
Carolyn Strong
Florence
Henry Godwin
Eleanor
Charles
Wellman Lodges Hold Meetings and Jewels Awarded
Eighty five attended the Wellman Odd Fellow Lodge where a class of twelve received initial and first degree work. Durian received a fifty five year jewel and Sitter a forty year jewel. The Ladies Embroidery Club traveled to Cedar Rapids for a luncheon and a show. Forty attended the Wellman Rebekah Lodge meeting with work planned at the next session. CC. Gardner was rushed to Mercy Hospital Iowa City but does not require surgery.
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Ladies Embroidery Club
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Mra
Henry Durian
Rowe Levert
Roy Durian
WS. Melntoaty
L. K. Fleming
Guy Moothart
J. M Sehluubaugh
BO Koge
Toppan Johnson
Wellman Rebekah Lodge
Verlin Nickel
Walter Ahrens
Albiaie
Francie Longwell
Gardner
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Three De Autre Mont brothers hunted after Oregon mail train raid
The longest man hunt in history tracked the De Autre Mont brothers who robbed a Oregon mail train on October 1 1923. Collier's notes global alerts and specialized descriptions reaching dentists graders librarians and eyewear experts. The capture ended a search costing $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Autremont
Oregon
Collier's
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Baker At Baker Home
Mrs. Howard Baker was surprised Sunday noon by her parents and relatives arriving from West Chester and Keota to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Helen Mottet Betty Jarvis Julie Harvey and others. Lucille Baker received a gift and news of her engagement to Ted Crosa was announced during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Baker
W.C. Hotle
Homer Hotle
Johnny
Patty Jean
West Chester
Gerald Graff
Shirley
Joyce
Keota
Helen Mottet
Betty Jarvis
Julie Harvey
Mrs. Baker
Lucille Baker
Ted Crosa
Charles Caspe
Doyie Brown
Baker
J. W. Baker Relief Corps Holds Meeting in West Chester
The J. W. Baker Relief Corps of West Chester met Thursday afternoon with fourteen members. Regular business was conducted and relief work totaling $18.50 was reported since the previous meeting. Authority was given to buy a flag for a nearby country school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Baker Relief Corps of
West Chester
Marriage Announcement Lucille Baker and Ted M Ross
Announcement of the marriage of Lucille Baker to Ted M Ross. The ceremony was held in Kahoka Missouri on February 23 at the Methodist parsonage with Rev Skinner performing the double ring service. The bride wore a blue bolero dress and violet accessories. The groom is employed at Hagganman brothers garage in Swedishure. the couple will reside in Swedishure after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearitage
Hagel Lucile Baker Davehner
Mere Hoeard Baker
Washington
Ted Milford Ross
Art Ross
Winfeld
Kahoka
Methodis
Rey Wot Skinner
Bolero
Jleneth Drese
Volte
Hose
Hagganman Brothers
Swedeshure
Swedeshbure
Wil
Edna Turnipseed and Daryl Statler Wed in Liberty Ville Nuptials
Edna Turnipseed daughter of Mrs Faye Turnipseed married Daryl Statler son of Mr and Mrs George Statler at the Liberty Ville Methodist Church. Rev A M Smith officiated. Attendants were Carl Parcell of Batavia. The couple plans to reside on a farm seven miles west of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Turnipseed
Faye Turnipseed
Liberty Ville
Daryl Statler
George Statler
West Chester
A. M. Smith
Brooklyn
Vere Low Bauer
Weat
Chester
Lexington
188S
Stathey
Wee Chester Schools
Aimee
Washington
Mr and Mrs Lambert Host Bridge Club in Ainsworth
Mar 2s and Mrs Ed Lambert entertained the Saturday night club at their home with a bridge gathering. Lively play and socializing filled the evening as members enjoyed the game and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Mar
Mrs. Ed. Lambert
Junior Missionary Group Hs Meetin at United Presbytery Church
The Junior Missionary group met at the United Presbytery church Saturday with ten members present. Mrs. Lloyd Walke led, assisted by Mrs. Marie George. A fine collection of presents was shown for the exhibit. Virginia McLaughlin presided. Ira Mae Daniel read secretary’s report. MP Watson George read two chapters from the missionary story. Mary Justine George told a story. Refreshments followed. Mrs. W. M. Nichol Jr. and Mr. Don Rabernold won at four tables. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Norris attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbytery Church
Lloyd Walke
Marie George
Virginia McLaughlin
Ira Mae Daniel
Watson George
Mary Justine George
Mra
W. M. Nichol, Jr
Definition of homogenized milk by federal regulators
Federal food and drug administrators define homogenized milk as milk that has been mechanically treated to alter its physical properties, with particular reference to the condition and appearance of the fat globules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food and Drugs
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Lee Norris
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