Local visits and social notes from Washington area
Edith Christiansen of Chicago visited the Fredmund family at the Baptist parsonage and sang at church. Mothers day guests included Raymond Ferguson Grinnell and Don McClure Washington.
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Edith Christiansen
Chi
Fredmund
Baptist Parsonage
Christian Igen
Chicago
Raymond Ferguson
Grinnell
Don McClure
Washington
D. W
Itumwa
L. L. Hootman
Arthur Atack
A. Anderson
Esther Hayes
Hebron
Helen Levis
Reister Bros
Wilma Shum
Bedford
Arthur Bishop
Ainsworth
New Haven Cemetery
New Haven Church
Vocational Talks at Rotary Feature Four Speakers
Under May program chair Dr C A Boice four speakers gave brief vocational talks to the Rotary club. Dr Keith Droz discussed progress in medicine and the drive to improve health and comfort. Frank Kos spoke on banking duties and community obligations with loan risk tied to credit history. Henry Bailey described a proposed integrated bar in Iowa aimed at higher professional ethics. Dr Arthur Atack spoke on the place of the church in daily life and collaboration across creeds.
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C. A. Boice
Rotary Club
Keith Droz
Frank Kos
Henry Bailey
Towa
Supreme Court of Town
Arthur Atack
Local social notes and district conference report
Mrs. George Ferguson of Grinnell and the Bai ley couple of Cedar Rapids visited the Howard Wright family. Washington Rotary club representatives Frank Miller FE A Ralston and R J Patterson attended the Waterloo district conference. Mrs. Edgar Porter travels to Stroud Oklahoma after a funeral for her brother Edward Bandy. D F Macon Auctioneer notes. State Medical association meets in Des Moines with Dr W S Kyle planning to attend. Frank Mayhew and family return from Missouri and Kansas noting wheat prospects and crops. Bernice Lang to Clear Lake to operate an ice cream store summer. J E Letamon leads a three day Ozark trip returning Thursday.
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Frank Miller
FE. A. Ralston
R. J. Patterson
Washington Rotary Club
Waterloo
Edgar Porter
Edward Bandy
Stroud
Okla
Mr. Bandy
Frank Bandy
D. F. Macon
The
State Medical Association
Des Moines
W. S. Kyle
L. A. Meredith
Bernice Lang
Clear Lake
Earl Busby
J. E. Letamon
Ozark Mountains
Rubinoff Improves After Appendectomy In Battle Creek
Violinist Dave Rubinoff remains hospitalized in a Battle Creek sanitarium recovering from an emergency appendectomy. An attache said he is "improving steadily" while a report of his death was called "ridiculous."
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Battle Creek
Mich
Dave Rubinoff
Plymouth Rock Vandalism Repeats Red Paint Incident
Historic Plymouth Rock in dull gray was found anew bright red after vandals coated the Pilgrims' landing spot during the night. A paint brush and jar were left behind and extra guards were posted. caretakers cleaned the rock after the discovery.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Sixteenth Member Joins Society of the Living Dead
Mrs Romilda Delaney Bier man of Peru joins fifteen Ottawa women in a Radium Dial company compensation appeal. She says radium poisoning from 1921 to 1924 while employed at the firm, now moved from Ottawa to New York.
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Chicago
Society of the Living Dead
Romilda Delaney Bierman
Peru
Ottawa
Radium Dial Company
New York
Emergency Fund Sought for Unemployment Welfare
Washington officials urged Congress to approve a $4,500,000 emergency appropriation to the Social Security Board to cover unemployment compensation in 27 states until the recovery program starts. They asked for a rapid draft and passage before July 1 when regular and recovery funds become available.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Social Security Board
House Appropriations Committee
Washington Shoppers Include Several Area Residents
H E Davis of Wayland and Mrs M M Steele of Riverside joined shoppers in Washington today. T H Peters traveled to Fairfield on business this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Wehr of Richland with Mrs Fred Lindenmeyer and Ruth Haffen of West Chester shopped in Washington yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Davis
Wayland
M. M. Steele
Riverside
Frank Wehr
Richland
Washington
T. H. Peters
Fairfield
Fred Hauenstein
Columbus Junction
Fred Lindenmeyer
J. E. Coffey
Ruth Haffen
West Chester
Sorosis Members Celebrate Spring Party
Sorosis club members held a spring party at Mrs. Eva Clegg’s home with spring blooms, a noon pot luck lunch, and clever favors. Each member shared an item with historical ties to Iowa’s 100th statehood anniversary, reflecting on it as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Sorosis Club
Eva Clegg
Iowa
Delmer Miller and Marian Pauly United in Marriage
Marian Pauly daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Pauly and Delmer Miller son of Mr and Mrs John Miller both of Washington were united in marriage Saturday at 2 30 pm Rev H J Corcoran of St James church officiated The bride wore a blue crepe dress trimmed with white buttons and rust color accessories Mr and Mrs Gerald Moot hart were attendants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Pauly
B. J. Pauly
Delmer Miller
John Miller
Washington
H. J. Corcoran
St. James Church
Gerald Moothart
Ruth Picken and Cleo Trier Wed in Brighton Nuptials
Ruth Picken daughter of C G Picken of Brighton and Cleo Trier son of Walter Wolfe west of Washington exchanged vows at the Christian church parsonage in Brighton. Rev R W Filmore officiated the single ring ceremony. Merrill Johnson and Jeanette Picken attended. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Parks’ Brighton home. The couple reside with Mr and Mrs Walter Wolfe. The bride, a Brighton high school graduate class of 1926, taught Center school last year and will teach again. Trier, a Washington high school graduate 1936, has worked on the Wolfe farm.
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Ruth Picken
C. G. Picken
Brighton
Cleo Trier
Walter Wolfe
Washington
Christian Church
Rev
R. W. Fillmore
The
Merrill Johnson
Parks
Trier
Brighton High School
Center School
Washington High School
Wolfe
Couple to Reside in Washington After Marriage
The pair plans to live in Washington with the husband serving as a truck driver alongside his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs Ed Miick Elected New President of Chapter Y TTT
Mrs Ed Miick was elected the new president of Chapter Y TTT at a meeting last evening in Mrs Harry Donaldson's home. New officers include Mrs Raymond Dayton as vice president Hilma Dodds recording secretary Mrs Harold Putnam corresponding secretary Lucy Dempsey treasurer and Mrs Melvin Hillery historian. Plans were discussed for the national convention to be held in Washington in October.
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T.T.T
Ed Miick
Harry Donaldson
Raymond Dayton
Hilma Dodds
Harold Putnam
Lucy Dempsey
Melvin Hillery
Washington
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T. O. Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Howard Wright
Frank Mayhew
Missouri
Kansas
Mayhew
Roy Libe
Mr. Mayhew
Earl Draper
al Singmaster
Julian Strohm
Charlie Draper
Frank Draper
Cora
Lown
SY Natur
Pioneer Drug Store
Stanly M. Zager
Pittsburgh
Urlay Paints
Rubinoff
SE Emergency Fund
Nancy Kiesey
Mace
U. S
Church of England
Iowa Ave
Sorosis
Jeanette Picken
Chapter Y
Graham
Riviera
Fiesta
Sport Suits & Coats
Grahams Department Stores
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