Allen McCutchen and Miss Baird Exchange Vows
Mary Leigh Baird became the bride of Allen McCutchen son of Mr and Mrs C R McCutchen of Washington in a quiet ceremony at the Bairds home Anadarko Oklahoma Sunday at 3 pm Rev Lewis F Rogers officiated using the single ring service The improvised altar featured greenery and flowers The bride wore a receda green crepe dress and carried a colonial bouquet The couple will honeymoon in Mexico City then reside in Cody Wyoming where he will supervise Shoshone forest The ceremony drew out of town guests including Mr and Mrs R McCutchen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leigh Baird
Allen McCutchen
C. R. McCutchen
Washington
Deane F. Baird
Oklahoma
Anadarko
Okla
Lewis F. Rogers
Presbyterian Church
McCutchen
Denver
Colo
Cody
Wyo
Shoshone Forest
R. McCutchen
Merry Mixer Club Meeting Postponed to May 11
The Merry Mixer club meeting is postponed to May 11 and will be held in the home of Mrs. Donald Smith. The notice appears in G513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mixer Club
Donald Smith
W M S Meeting With Mrs Droz At East Main Home
Mrs A Keith Droz hosts the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church at 333 East Main Street Friday afternoon. Mrs Charles Thomas leads the program at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Keith Droz
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
East Main Street
Charles Thomas
Mothers' Day Party Held by Chapter CX at Junction
About fifty were present Monday afternoon at the annual Mothers' Day party by Chapter CX P E O Sisterhood at the community building. Richard McCleery of the calendar factory at Washington gave an illustrated talk and several pupils of Columbus High School furnished musical numbers. Mrs. W A Norris, president of Chapter CX, presided at the tea table. Mrs. J K McKee will represent Chapter CX at the state convention in Sioux City next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Chapter CX
P. EF. O
Richard MecCleery
Calendar Factory
Washington
Columbus High School
W. A. Norris
J. K. McKee
Sioux City
Literature Dept. Concludes Year With Luncheon
The Fortnightly Club’s Literature Department closed its year with a 1 pm luncheon at the Presbyterian church. Forty five women attended including guests Mrs. Carl J. Roberts retiring president and Mrs. C. P. Weldin new president who spoke briefly. The program featured poetry read by Mrs. C D Weldin and a play My Brother's Keeper read by Mrs Hillhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Literature
Presbyterian Church
Carl J. Roberts
C. P. Weldin
Henry C. Hull
Co. CC. Wilthouse
Town City
Hull
C. D. Weldin
Brighton
Hillhouse
Brother's Keeper
D. H. McLaughlin
Harry Dye
C. R. McCutchen
J. A. Harwood
Department
Mother-Daughter Banquet at Church Friday
The annual mother-daughter banquet at the Christian church features Alice Clark missionary on furlough as principal speaker. Clark, stationed at Balasur India, will give the address with musical selections and toasts. Dinner is served at 6 30 by church men. tickets cost 35 cents. Reservations via Mrs Mert King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Alice Clark
Miss Clark
Balisbur
India
Six Guernsey Cows Sold in Petersborough Auction
Six purebred Guernsey cows were sold recently by Roy J. Turnipseed of Wellman Town to Arthur II. Bishop of Washington Iowa. The sale is recorded with the American Guernsey Cattle Club Petersborough New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersborough
Chester
Alma
Sally
Jenny
Ilma
Jenette
Roy J. Turnipseed
Wellman
Town
Arthur II
Washington
Iowa
American Guernsey Cattle Club
New Hampshire
Guernsey Cow Shirley Temple Sold to Iowa Buyer
A purebred Guernsey cow named Shirley Temple of Clear View 432733 was sold from Wellman Iowa to R C Wead of Washington Iowa. The sale is confirmed by the American Guernsey Cattle Club Petersborough New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wead Bays
Petersborough
N. Il
Shirley Temple
Clear View
Roy J
Latin Mottoes on the Great Seal Explain Its Inscriptions
The obverse bears E Pluribus Unum meaning One from Many. The reverse features two Latin mottoes: Annuit Coeptis meaning He God Prospered Our Endeavors and Novus Ordo Seclorum meaning A New Order of the Ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jones Couple Wed in Traer Home Ceremony
Joseph H. Jones of Crawfordsville married Elsie Bell Stoakes of Traer in a sun afternoon ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home near Traer. Rev McKnight officiated, with a double ring service as family and out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bell Stoakes
Geo. EE. Stoakes
Traer
Joseph H. Jones
Mary EE. Jones
Crawfordsville
McKnight
Tracr United Presbyterian Church
Jones
Lows State College
Ames
University O Iowa School of Nursing
University Hospital
Walden Smith
Smith
Mediapolis
Denis Jones
Club Families Attend Supper at King Home
Nine families gathered for a potluck supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Mert King on Saturday evening. The group enjoyed a social evening and planned to meet the next afternoon at Mrs Robert Dawson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and I Club
Mert King
Robert Dawson
Dotty and Dotty at St Marys High School Draws Big Crowd
Riverside May 3 Sunday evening packed St Marys hall for a three act farce Dotty and Dotty staged by St Marys high school alumni. Cast included Cecelia Foley Dorothy Thomann Viva Knebel Bernadine Vonard and others. Mary Baschnagel directed. A repeat performance is set for Tuesday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Cruz
Riverside
St. Mary's Hall
Dotty and Dotty
St. Mary's High School
Cecelia Foley
Dorothy Thomann
Viva Knebel
Bernadine Vonard
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Paul Knebel
Vincent Clear
Edward Digney
Robert Dann
Wilbert Kinsey
Stephen Dautremont
Mary Baschnagel
Riverside Schools Orchestra
H. C. Borup
Melvin Schnoebelen
Adrian Fitzsimmons
Franeig Rice
Thomas Mekwen Jeanatta Swift
Indiana
Social calendar lists clubs events and gatherings
Tuesday events include O W club at Mrs Laura Graham and A O J Guild at 7 30 p m Gaveerian Beenblossom 632 South Ninth Avenue Mother Daughter banquet 6 30 p m West Chester U P church Pythian Sisters meet at K P hall bring sandwiches Wednesday Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society and Linger Longer club meet at same time Child Study picnic at Sunset Park golf at North Side and Country Club Just Us club Kensington Ainsworth chapter O E L 392 chapter 1 P B O luncheon St James P T A card party Thursday Independent club Kolah club and U P Young Women missionaries meetings at various homes Friday Rug demonstration at Presbyterian church Rebekahs initiation and Droz luncheon at 333 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Club
Laura Graham
A. O. J. Guild
Gaveerian Beenblossom
South Ninth Avenue
West Chester
U. P. Church
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Pleasant Hill
D. W. McCluse
North Marion Avenue
Ainsworth
O. EL
Hall
St. James P. T
Independent Club
Edna Palmer Kolah Club
Clarence Goff
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Frank Stransky
U. P. Young Women's Missionary Society
Arthur Duensing
Co. O. C
M. E. Church
James Griggs
Walter Boyer
North Side Cafe Meeting
C. W. Stewart
West Main Street
Lottie Hotchkiss
Presbyterian Church
Rebekahs
S. O. O. F. Batt
F. M
M. E
A. Keith Droz
East Main Street
Youngster Hit in Head by Ball Bat
Paul Sheetz was struck on the eyebrow by a swinging ball during a noon hour mishap at Valley. A gash required two clips to close and the eye area was bruised. The injury was narrowly avoided from more serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Churchill
Valley
Paul Sheetz
Roger
Paul
Richard
Marjorie
Roger Sheetz
Cloyce
Maurice Tinnes
Arlene Churchill
Caroline Sheetz
Valley St. Paul's
Baking Pie Crust Secrets and Proper Fat Flour Ratios
The preferred water method is to sprinkle a teaspoon at a time into the flour after shortening is cut, mixing with a fork until the dough just holds. Use 1 cup sifted flour to about 1/2 cup shortening, adjust for soft wheat or cake flour, dust with flour, and roll pastry 2 inches larger than the plate.
Birthday Announcements Across Several Families
Local notes celebrate birthdays for George Lemley Dr Wilkins Robert Brown and others with daily greetings. Social updates mention visits calls and attendance at church events and a school closing picnic with teaching plans and residents traveling to nearby towns.
Plan Mother's Day Program at Bethel Church Sunday
Ruth Gideon reports Bethel Church will hold a brief Mother's Day program followed by preaching services this Sunday May 8. The event emphasizes a short program and sermon at the Bethel house of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
Ruth Gideon
Bethel
Pastry Chilled Thoroughly Before Rolling Out
A note on pastry technique emphasizes chilling dough thoroughly prior to rolling to fit plates, ensuring better texture and handling. Proper chilling firms fat, helps maintain shape, and prevents shrinking during baking.
Pie baking temps for double crust fruit pies
The recipe states bake at 410 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes then reduce to 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 29 to 35 more minutes. This outlines a two stage bake with an initial high heat followed by a moderate finish.
Albania by Nexhmie Zaimi Reviewed by 19th Century Club
Mrs Anderson reviews Albania for the Nineteenth Century Club at Althea Montgomery home. The work follows a young Albanian girl recounting life before emigration to the United States and naturalization. The presentation was well delivered and illustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albania
Nexhmie Zaimi
Nineteenth Century Club
Community meeting ends with coffee for members
A local gathering concluded with Miss Montgomery serving coffee to the twelve members present. Her home was adorned with spring flower bouquets, adding a festive touch to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Presbyterians Host Cottage Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 9 30
The Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting will be held Wednesday morning at 9 30 in the home of Mrs. H. E. Case at 412 East Seventh Street Got2 Sell it with a Por Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Cottage
H. E. Case
East Seventh Street
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Miss Baird
R. L. Lawrence
Phoebe Jane Freelin
Dixon
d’Hardelot
Lohrengrin
Wagner
Nelly Don
Dickens
I. Rothschild
P.E.O
Junction
Guernsey
Ellen Florang
Mary Florang
Leo Stockman
Lafayette
Margaret Florang
James
Naomi
Stephen
Dautremont
Pleasant Plain
Grace Dautremont
Velma Yegey
Iowa City
P.L. Etter
George Lemley
Wellston
BE. Wilkins
Robert Brown
Alfred Brown
Charles Grayson
Davenport
Elizabeth Meek
Mrs. Harvey Meek
Mrs. Cyant Humston
Robert Lee Beaman
Mary Moore
Mrs
Carlton Moore
Joy
W. J. Pfeifer
Zeno Tinnes
Ardith
Kelly
Maurice
Charley Churchill
Walter Nicholson
Ralph Hoxworth
George Frank
J. B. Deal
Andy Sheetz
J. E. Deal
Zeno
Ernest Green
Marie
Mae Gideon
Charley Kolosick
Sandra Orndorff
Clarence Walker
Grand Prairie School
Lucille Havel
Kenneth Orndorff
Batavia
Carl Peterson
Gideon
Charley Plecker
Marlin
Doyle Plecker
Oral Mayo
Lawson Crane
Donald Brown
Christian Endeavor
William
Charles
Alice Wulf
Ruth
Green Stockings
George Wallace
Elsie Wallace
Homer Stephen
Optometrist West Side
Gruen
Don
Rothschild’s
Our
State Theatre
Washington Dairy
W. M
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