Elizabeth Schulty Hosts U and I Club Event
Mrs Elizabeth Schulty hosted a U and I club meeting with her daughter Mrs Donald F Smith as guest. Mrs W A Bealer presided. Amanda Sehulty Jennie Hennon and Mrs B G Holt celebrated birthdays. Plans were made for a cooperative supper May 7 with Miss Sehulty. next meeting June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schulty
U and T Club
Donald F. Smith
W. A. Bealer
Amanda Sehulty
Jennie Hennon
B. G. Holt
Miss Sehulty
Beales
Knights of Columbus Hold Thursday Meeting
The regular meeting of the Knights of Columbus will be held at 8 30 Thursday evening at K C hall. 6713.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Dessert Luncheon For Public Affairs With Mrs Stewart
Members of the Fortnightly club Public Affairs department held a May party at Mrs John A Stewart's home. Dessert began at 1 30 pm served by committee members including Mrs Stewart Mrs Beggs Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Yard. Spring decor featured daffodils yellow tapers and mixed flowers as department leader Mrs Stewart presided over the business meeting and officers for next year were nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Affairs Department
John A. Stewart
Stewart
William Beggs
Lauder Kennedy
A. W. Yard
W. 3. Kyle
E. C. Carris
Kyle
Beggs
Harvey Meek
Albert Simpson
Phyllis Allen and Darris Steele wed in Canton Missouri
Announcement of the April 8 Canton wedding of Phyllis Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Clement Allen and Darris Steele son of Mr and Mrs Carl Steele both of Columbus vicinity. Phyllis Allen and Darris Steele are graduates of Columbus high school with Mrs Steele teaching at McQueen school and Mr Steele helping on the family farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Phyllis Allen
Clement Allen
Darris Steele
Carl Steele
Canton
Columbus High School
Women’s clubs discuss national federation events and current topics
The group found the subject timely and educational as Mrs. Sempler reported the Iowa Federation convention in Washington and Mrs. W B Dupuis shared highlights of the National Federation triennial in St. Louis. Eleven members answered well, introducing guests and offering current events observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
J. C. Holbert
William Matucha
Roy Sowash
Fiurriet Cleidenninge
Junior Missionary Group Plans Picnic
Nine members of the Junior Missionary society of the Methodist church met in May at the church. Mrs. M. DeLashmovutt led devotions on early missionaries. Mrs. Dan Grindley taught on Argentina. Plans were made for a picnic at the June meeting, the last until September. Mrs. L R. Clarke sent cupcakes for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
M. BE. DeLashmovutt
Argentina
Dan Grindley
L R. Clarkee
Mrs Cave Hosts Snowball Club Meeting
Mrs Cave hosted yesterday afternoon for the Snowball Social club with seven early members four children and a visitor Mrs William Ganon. Vice president Mrs Earl Booth led the brief business meeting in the president's absence. The next meeting will be with Mrs Norene Erwin in three weeks. The remainder of the afternoon was social with refreshments served by Mrs Gamon and the hostesses.
Papaya Melons Eaten Fresh in US and Boiled as Vegetable Abroad
Papaya melons range from 1 to 20 pounds and are enjoyed as a fruit in the United States. In other countries they are boiled and eaten as a vegetable with a flavor akin to summer squash. On Sinoe island the leaves are boiled and served as spinach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sinoe
Celebes
Social Calendar for Community Groups This Week
A weekly social calendar lists postponed Thursday Friendly Circle, Y W C A 7 45 P M program in the Y Community room, and invitations to all women and girls. Friday events include St Pauls Womens Guild 1 30 P M Flower seed bulb exchange, Rebekah Lodge 8 30 P M 10 O C F hall, Post Matrons Club dinner 6 39 P M Gesane Masonic Temple, Presbyterian Ladies Aid at 2 30 P M, Woman's Missionary Society meetings, and more. Saturday W S H C 3 20 P M Legion Hall. Monday DeMolay Boys 8 P M Masonic Temple, Literature Dept 6 30 P M dinner in Y lobby. Bring Russian War Relief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
Y.W.C
St. Paul’s Women's Guild
Rebekah Todge
C.F. Hall
Gesane Masonic Temple
Presbiverian Ladies Aid Society
Wiataa
Enma C. Anderson
Fred Mauthe
T. L. Brookhart
J. Ki. Kunath
Woman's Missionary — Society
Y.m
U.P. Church
A. Fa Ant Meee
Eas
Masonic Temple
Y W C A Program Changes Location Tonight
The Y W C A program moves to the Community room at the Y M C A from the reception room. It will start at 7 45 this evening and all women and girls in the community are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Five Pupils Write Rural Examinations At Wayland School
Five Wayland grade school pupils Gerald Hesser Ray Arbogast Anna Manning and Lavondra Simpson Kenneth Hesser completed eighth and seventh grade exams on Monday. The article notes Mrs Eu lia Benson elected to teach next year and lists numerous local visitors and gatherings in Coppoack and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland School
Gleede Dold
Coppock
Gerald Hesser
Ray Arbogast
Anna Manning
Lavondra Simpson
Kenneth Hesser
Jimmy
Carnahan
Mr. Pleasant
Fred Cold
Sherman Watson
Iowa City
Roy Davison
Clarence Benson
Ainsworth
Richard Hesseltine
Lester Wagner
Charles Davison
Arlis van Sant
Karen
Barbara
Mary Alfred
Glenn
Richard Hesser
Olds
Evelyn
Mt. Pleasant
Dold
OPA
Ronald Dold
Gwendolyn
John French
Joyce
Marsh
Iowa
Fred Dold
Helps You Overcome False Teeth
Loose dentures cause worry and embarrassment. FASTERETH is a non acid powder that you sprinkle on plates to improve stability and comfort. It soothes gums and provides a firmer fit, helping you avoid discomfort in social situations. Get FASTERETH at any drug store.
Birthday Greetings and Local Life Notes
Mary Kathleen Stephens turns six in Ainsworth and Charles Eugene Mc Avoy marks ten. Other birthday honorees include Katherine of Brighton and Date Statler with Mrs Lloyd Polson. Families gathered at Gleedebold and Stone homes. visits to Washington noted. Weather and farming conditions hint at rain delays, fields idle, and inundated ground slowly drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathleen Stephens
Gene Stephens
Ainsworth
Charles Eugene McAvoy
Charles McAvoy
Four Tisor Sons in Army and Local Red Cross Officers
Pvt. Lawrence E. Tisor, the fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tisor of Columbus City, enlisted in December 1943 and may be furloughed from Camp Fannin Texas. Clifford and Pie Leonard J. Tisor serve in the South Pacific, with Pie on Bougainville. Dean L. Tisor has two years in England. Red Cross officers elected include Mrs. R W Merritt president and others. Royce Dickerson Jr. was reported killed in a plane crash in Bryan Texas. Lieut Harley Westbrook says he is a German war prisoner. Arthur Geiger Sr. is visiting his aunt Mrs D H Christianson after Caribbean duty and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Lawrence E. Tisor
Clyde Tisor
Columbus City
Camp Fannin
Tex
Pfe
Clifford C. Tisor
Pie Leonard J. Tisor
South Pacific
Bougainville
Cpl
Dean
Army Air Corps
Bryan
Harley Westbrook
Arthur Geiger
Durable slipcover fabrics withstand wear and washing
Fabrics used for slip covers should endure use for a reasonable length of time. Color should be fade resistant and capable of withstanding washing and dry cleaning.
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Warned by Doctors
Doctors warn tired kidneys cause nightly urination and discomfort. The copy cites 15 miles of kidney tubes filtering blood and lists symptoms like backache, swelling and dizziness. It promotes Doan's Pills as the trusted remedy used for decades.
Iowa and Washington Notes on draft policy and commerce
Iowa and Washington dispatches report draft policy shifts may affect John Zug secretary to Senator Wilson as the army weighs younger recruiting. Congressman Gilchrist faces corn in CCC sales under War Food Administration orders. Rep Cunningham proposes full reserve status for air force personnel with Civil Aeronautics training. Senator Gillette makes a flying Iowa trip to Cherokee while Iowa congressmen scrutinize Roosevelt moves on Montgomery Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Chase
Washington, D. C
IDPA
John Zug
George A. Wilson
Uncle Sam
Armed Services
Des Moines
Zug
Paul Cunningham
Army Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Committees Named for Alumni Banquet by Ruth Norris
Ainsworth May 4 article lists committees for the alumni banquet to be held Friday evening May 12 at the United Presbyterian church. Committees include Menu decoration led by Mrs Myrtl Thoma and Mrs Alice White. nomination led by Ruth Norris and Edith Richards. initiation with Michel Thoma, Dave E Edmonds or Mary Gardner. invitation by Dori Canott. program by Joye Lowry and Norma Clegg. officers: President Ruth Ramnold, vice president John Walker, secretary-treasurer Hazel Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
United Presbyterian Church
Myrtl Thoma
Alice White
Ruth Norris
Edith Richards
Michel Thoma
Dave E.edmonds
Mary Gardner
Dori Canott
Joye Lowry
Norma Clegg
Ruth Rate Nold
John Walker
Hazel Hunt
Castor Oil Improves Leather Care and Plastics
Castor oil rubbed into wet leather helps prevent cracking as it dries. It also combines with ethyl cellulose to create a plastic that can replace rubber in many applications.
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Smith
Mae Daw
Sen
Grocery Peoples
Big Brey
Perl
Mrs. Stewart
Phat
Sport Oxfords
Rapp
Ss. Side Square
Mrs Cave
Tursday
Legion Hall
Y.W
Lawrence Wilson
Robert Ow
George Jarrard
Ropers
Doyle Brown
Katherine of
Brighton
Date Statler
Lloyd Polson
Albert Carlson
John Moore
Gleede Bold
Joe Smith
Washington
Dale Wigzens
Ray Manning
M. B. Mchicane
Charles Stone
Dean Kauffman
Evelyn Neff
M. B. McKune
John Ricks
Howard Cochran
C. Tisor
Army
Martha Butler
War Food Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Fred L. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
OWA
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
Congress
Roosevelt
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
Helmans Style Shop
Metal Pot Cleaners
Royal Edge
Aluminum
Uae
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