Friendly Neighbors club elects officers for year
The May meeting of the Friendly Neighbors club elected officers for the new year. Mrs Earl Redlinger became president with Mrs Don Wylie as vice president and Mrs Raymvond Landau as secretary treasurer. Mrs Martin Kron was named reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Club
Don Wylie
Billy
Barbara Redlinger
Logan
Raymvond Landau
Earl Redlinger
Wylie
Landau
Martin Kron
Jennie Hennon Hosts U and I Club Meeting
Eight members of the U and I club and Mrs. Lulu Finch were guests yesterday afternoon of Jennie Hennon. In the president's absence, Mrs. Mae Dawson presided at a brief business meeting. Plans for the next evening meeting at the Joe Maxwell home were made. The following afternoon gathering will be with Mrs. Ben Holt. The afternoon was spent playing wahoo before refreshments, served by the hostess and Amanda Schulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and 1 Club
Lulu Finch
Jennie Hennon
Mae Dawson
Joe Maxwell
Ben Holt
Amanda Schulty
Linger Longer Club Holds May Meeting with Hostesses
Mrs. Win Durst and Mrs. H. J. Brenneman co hosted the Linger Longer Club meeting in Durst's home. Twelve members attended with visitors Mrs. John Durst, John Jr., Mrs. Opal Bickford and Mrs. Ed Shalla. An imitation seed and flower exchange using self-made money preceded entertainment by Mrs. Clyde Dawson and Mrs. Art Dawson, followed by seasonal refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Durst
H. J. Brenneman
Linger Longer Celub
John Durst
John, Jr
Opal Bickford
Ed Shalla
Clyde Dawson
Art Daw
Birthday greetings for Bratten Westphal and Hardin
James Monroe Bratten of the Journal’s Three Quarter Century club is marked a birthday born in Indiana in 1858. John Roger Westphal in California observes his tenth birthday as grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Westphal Jr of Washington. James Lee Hardin in Des Moines marks his ninth birthday with his parents.
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James Monroe Bratten
Journal
Indiana
John Roger Westphal
California
John Westphal, Jr
Washington
James Lee Hardin
Des Moines
Social Calendar Offers Pupil Recitals and Meetings
Thursday Stewart and Lincoln school pupils perform at Stewart at 7 30 p m. Friday U P church Dave Livingston class hosts a cooperative supper at Cloyce Stewart home Bring sandwiches and dishes to pass. Piano pupils Helen Harvey recital at United Presbyterian church 4360 D n room. Woman's Missionary society meets 2 15 p m Mrs Lola Winga. Past Matrons club and families coop supper 6 30 p m Masonic temple. Rebekah lodge meets 226 p l0 0 F. Anderson Mission study group 2 30 p m Mrs E Hebner 308 i3 Sixth St. Presbyterian church ladies Aid 2 30 p m at church Group 2 hostesses.
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Dave Livingston
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Anderson Mission Study Group
Hebner
R. E. Shannon
Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian Church
Mrs Orville Hardin Birthday Note for Dorothy Walker
Dorothy Walker, an eighth grade pupil at Living Lake school, turns 18 today. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dell Walker, with Mrs Orville Hardin mentioned in the notice.
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Dorothy Walker
Living Lake School
Dell Walker
Birthdays Honored for Local Residents Today
Observers noting birthdays include Mrs. E. W. Spessard of Ainsworth Mrs. John C. Henry Robert Alex Jugenheimer and Mrs. P. C. Russell.
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E. W. Spessard
Ainsworth
John C. Henry
Robert Alex Jugenheimer
P. C. Russell
Port Pups Stage Two Recitals For Music Week
Port city pupils from the Carolyn Hamilton studio performed two recitals as part of National Music Week. The afternoon program at United Presbyterian Church featured vocalists including Margaret Hennon with accompaniments by Mrs. Masson, Mrs. White, and Bonnie Simpson. Edith Gillespie played violin for Doris Gray, with duets by Gray and McLaughlin and by Brown and Ramiseyer. At Bratten Studio Elsie Bratten presented a private recital lasting about an hour with Patricia Stewart, Janet Graf, Joyce Graf, Wanda Jones, Keith Ander, and Wenona Ander among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Department of
Port
Washington
Carolyn Hamilton
United Presbyterian Church
Margaret Hennon
George Masson
Boyd White
Bonnie Simpson
Virginia McLaughlin
Frances Whisler
Shirley Brown
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Helen Stone
Sara Lu Miller
Doris Gray
Miss Gray
Edith Gillespie
Miss McLaughlin
Miss Brown
Miss Ramiseyer
Bruce Lipscomb
Miss Hamilton
Bratten
Elsie Bratten
Cotter Friends Attend Duncan Funeral Services
The Cotter community gathered for the funeral of R. hk. Duncan held Wednesday at Ainsworth with many out of town relatives attending. Other items note Presbyterial, visits, a hospital birth, and the community's sympathy after the death of Dewey Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Thomas
Cotter
R. Hk. Duncan
Ainsworth
Wm. Crawford
Fort Frances E. Warren
Wyoming
Margaret Laird
J. C. Laird
Betty
Des Moines
Db. M. Laird
Washington, D.C
Ida Clegg
A. C
Mike) Dancan
University Hospital
Iowa City
Plair Duncan
Lyte Duncan
Florence Snyder
J. E. Nellis
Chancey Nellis
G. C. Duncan
Duncan
Mary Crawford
Delbert Zager
Washington County Hospital
William Harold
Zager
Dewey Jones
Roofing Product Restrictions Save Man Hours and Materials
Restrictions on sizes and forms of asphalt and tarred roofing products and asphalt shingles will save 2,150,000 man hours per year, along with reductions of 250 tons of steel and 60,000 tons of asphalt.
Car Missed, Then Hit Him, Man Contends
Virgil Kinsel of Waterloo was freed after posting a $100 bond to await a municipal court hearing on assault and battery charges. He allegedly struck George Madsen in Waterloo last Friday night after Madsen claims the car first missed him and then hit him, breaking his nose.
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Waterloo
Virgil Kinsel
George Madsen
Madsen
Kinsel
P.E.O Celebrates 40th Anniversary in Columbus Junction
P E O Chapter CX in Columbus Junction marked its 40th anniversary with a May 3 gathering at Mrs Mary McKee’s home. Twenty seven members and one visitor attended. A candidate was initiated. Effie Darrow and Harriet Moore led the program while Juanita Huston supervised the serving. A 40 candle cake adorned the tea table with Martha Butler pouring. Gifts were given to three recent brides and Mrs Gene…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
P.E.O
Mary McKee
Effie Darrow
Harriet Moore
Juanita Huston
Martha Butler
Gene
Local music supervisor Vieve Fedderson returns home
Vieve Fedderson, longtime music supervisor in Columbus schools, is set to return home this week after 17 years in the role. Her departure earlier this month marked the end of a lengthy tenure shaping school music programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vieve Fedderson
Columbus
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Linger Longer
FBI
Rothschild
Mother Love
Rothschilds
Stewart and
Lincoln Schools
Stewart School
Orville Hardin
Miss Bratten
Patriciag Stewart
Janet
Joyce Graf
Wanda Jones
Keith
Wenona Anderson
Mrs
Ray Blankenhorn
Thuraway
Westminster Guild
Blair Duncan
Darold Jones
Fort, Gliss
el Paso
Darold
W. Allen
Cotter Church
Jim Clegg
Roger Colthurst
W. Z. Allen
Islner Thomas Home
Bill Hawkins
Penney’s
Penney
Penney'’s
Laughton
RKO Radio
Charles Laughton
Europe
Maureen O'Hara
George Sanders
Walter Slezak
Kent Smith
Moore's Bootery
Ae Toys
Toasy
Suery
Chica! Club
Washington Beverage Co
Washington, Town
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