Farmerettes Meet With Betty Sojka
The 4-H Farmerettes club met Friday evening at Betty Sojka home with eight members present including former members Marie and Ethel Darlene Sojka. The group discussed garden plantings, viewed a fire prevention skit by Rosamond Sojka and sisters, heard Mary C. Knatek speak on sick room service, and watched demonstrations on curtain laundering and fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerettes 4-H Club
Betty Sojka
Marie and
Ethel Darlene Sojka
Betty
Rosamond Sojka
Mary C. Knatek
Rosamond
Lubila Sojka
Joe Kootek
Shower Courtesy For Dickie Jackson
Mrs. Mary Starr hosted a shower for infant Dickie William Jackson, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jackson, at Heights club. Guests enjoyed games and visiting, Dickie received many gifts, and refreshments were served in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Starr
The
Heights Club
Richard Wiliam Jackson
Wilbur Jackson
Dickie
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Meets at Community Building
Five members of the Grace Hill Ladies Aid society met yesterday afternoon at the Community building. Mrs Nelson Woodford presided as members responded to roll call with incidents from Haggai. A fine on absentees was decided, to fund benevolent purposes. Next meeting in two weeks at the Community building with Zechariah roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Mrrs
Nelson Woodford
Haggai
Zechariah
Homemakers Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs A Stout
Mrs Amos Stout hosted 11 members and three guests for a Homemakers club afternoon. A program committee was formed with Mrs Harold Ahrens as chair, and members including Mrs Elmer Bontrager and Mrs David Kleese. A flower and bulb exchange was held and plans made for a Taylor schoolhouse social this month. The next gathering will be with Mrs Arthur Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Stout
Homemakers Club
Callie Woodburn
Jeanette Woodburn
Hal Richards
Harold Ahrens
Elmer Bontrager
David Kleese
Kleese
Stanley Foster
Taylor
Arthur Wiley
Wiley
Hubert Redlinger
Mitchell
May Dawson
B. G Holt
Amanda Schulty
Miss Schults
Ernest Garrett
Organizing Washington Chapter Of The Red Horsers
A Washington chapter named Brownwoodians was formed at Mrs. Don Realer’s home. Members include wives and sweethearts of men from the 113th Cavalry who left Washington in 1941 for Camp Bowie Texas and are now overseas. Officers elected: Mrs Bealer president Mrs Don Mitchell vice president Rozellas Sheetz secretary Mrs William Crawford treasurer. The group becomes charter members with honorary members Jeanie Dickinson and Miss Sheetz. refreshments followed.
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Washington
The
Red Horsers
Don Realer
Brownwoodians
113Th Cavalry
Camp Bowie
Texas
Brownwood
Bealer
Don, Mitchell
Rozellas Sheetz
William Crawford
Chester McChurch
Jeanie Dickinson
Mise Sheetz
Mias Sieetz
Conserving Variety Meats Says County Nutrition Committee
The County Nutrition Committee urges using variety meats including liver kidneys heart sweet breads and brains at meals. They note these cuts are richer in iron than muscle meats and serve as good sources of certain vitamins.
Birthday Anniversaries and Milestones Across Kalona Area
Mr and Mrs Peter Rorenbur observe their first wedding anniversary in Kalona. Robert Brown of Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant has a birthday today. Elizabeth Meek daughter of Harvey and Mary Meek recently moved to San Francisco and celebrates today. Raymond Wheelan son of John and Mrs Wheelan in service turns nineteen. Judith Merill TeBockhorst daughter of Paul and Mrs TeBockhorst has one candle on her cake while John Paul McBride Jr son of Paul and Mrs McBride Cotter has two candles.
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Peter Rorenburser
Kalona
Robert Brown
Iowa Wesleyan — College
Mt. Pleasant
Alfred C. Brown
New London
Washington
Elizabeth Meek
Harvey S. Meek
San Francisco
Raymond Wheelan
John Wheelan
Judith Merill TeBockhorst
Paul TeBockhorst
John Paul McBride, Jr
Paul McBride
Cotter
Frances Ann Godwin Celebrates Fourth Birthday
Frances Ann Godwin marks her fourth birthday today, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Home Gouwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ann Godwin
Mrs. Home Gouwin
Basement Ready To Move Cottage On New Foundation
Wellman April notes Dr Miller has excavated and built basement walls for a cottage moved onto a new foundation. The modern house, once built by W B Webster, will be home to Charles Bush and his wife, daughter of Dr and Mrs Miller. Also mention of birthday celebrations and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. FB. Mayer Wellman
Kk. D. Miller
W. B. Webster
Charles Bush
San Francisco
Truman
Stettinius
U and I Club Meeting With Mrs Mitchell
The U and I club held an afternoon meeting yesterday led by its president with all members present and a visitor, Mrs. 8. P. Finch, in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and I Club
Ira Mitchell
8. P. Finch
Public Affairs Luncheon Concludes Fortnightly Club Series
The Fortnightly Club Public Affairs section 2 held a cooperative luncheon at Mrs. J N Phillips home on East Madison Street with 19 members. Hostesses included the luncheon committee and members led by Mrs. William Beggs conducted a business meeting after a one o clock meal. Mrs. Charles Palmer led the discussion on four prominent men and four prominent women in Names in the News with remarks from multiple members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc Affairs Department
Au Cooperatve
J. N. Phillips
East Madison Street
William Ma‘ueha
Roy Sowash
William Putman
William Beggs
T. A. Mienner
Charles Palmer
Walter Longer
E. C. Carris
Charles Wilson
Paul Snakenberg
Putman
A. W. Yard
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
Friday events include Past Matrons club at 6 30 p m at the Masonic temple and Rebekah lodge at 8 30 p m at R0 0 F hall. Also listed are Ladies Aid at 1730 Pin Cibola, St Pauls Guild 1 p m, and bake sale donations requested for the church groups and mission meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian Church
Pin
Cibola
Chetch
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Kmmna C. Anderson Mission Study
W.L. Alcorn
BE. Wash
Fred Miller
Ralph Shannon
Women's Missionary Society
P.m
U.P. Church
Funeral of Dan Yoder Held in Wellman
Dan Yoder of Muscatine died Friday. Funeral held at the Wellman Methodist Church conducted by Rev. R. W. Pinnell. Interment at Lower Deer Creek cemetery. Six brothers served as casket bearers: Elmer Charles Lewis Melvin Arie Willard. Dean Yoder, in the U. S. Army at Salina Kan, called home for his father’s funeral. Other items note visits and recoveries of local residents and relatives, including Mrs. Frances Singleton and Vera, Mrs. Roy Marner, and Mrs. Quincy Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Yoder
Muscatine
Wellman Methodist Church
R. W. Pinnell
Lower Deer Creek
Elmer
Charles
Lewis
Melvin
Arie
Willard
Dean Yoder
U. S. Army
Salina
Kan
Jake Snyder
Washington
Snyders
Faye Rowe
Snyder
Frances Singleton
Vera
The Wiles Family Relocates From Wishard Farm
The Bill Wiles family, previously residing on the Wishard farm, have moved to a farm west of the area last year, adjusting their residence and farming operations to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wiles
Wishard
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Mrs. A. Stout
Lee Hesseltine
Charles Grayson
Bettendorf
Mary Jane Leimles
Wellston
Grant Illasion
Robert Lee Beaman
I. E. Wilkins
Brighton
A. J. Votruba
W. A. Bealer, i
Sunset Park
Philippines
Osmena
Quezon
U & I Club
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Legion Hall
Llo
Congress Hotel
Ein High School
RK E. Brown
Order of Rainbow Girls
Sai Aelg Sul Masonic Temple
V.W.C
Rapp
South Side Square
Coutts Te
Mc Daniel Drug Store
Richland
Roy Marner
Washington Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Quincy Rice
Delta
Rice
Maplecrest Company
Wrights
Wellnan
G. L. Heiserman
Mearl Munson
Duane
Sam Israel
Acot
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