Golfers Divided Into Two Teams At Country Club Derby
The season opens with a golf ball derby at the country club Monday at 5 pm. Ninety men compete in a speed format using one ball per team with white shirts led by T L Brookhart and colored shirts led by Vic Westphal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Brookhart
Vic Westphal
Bill Shannon
Leg Bicher
J. N. Irwin
Gifford Morrison
J. M. Lloyd
R. H. Rohwedder
Shorty Morrison
Dee Lee
A. W. Clow
Louis Jones
Guy Knauss
R. BE. Shannon
Ed Hanser
T. M. Mast
Lowell Dodds
Art Pratl
Gil Seegm
A. S. Baldridge
Hank Little
Kenneth White
John Lemmon
Alfred Brown
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Ted Baislby
George Stewart
Ralph Thompson
Jove Falk
R. A. Hender
T. JL. Brookhart
Jack Lytle
Don Bel
O. F. Boller
Raind Gibson
T. J. Peas
Ed Newell
Pat Reynolds
Harry Ramseyer
Carl Guther
Harry Simpson
Cloyd Lytle
Ralph Scott
Francis Haney
Henry Bailey
I. Rothschild
Pen Eldridge
Don Paul
H. Peters
Ivan Norton
Ed Morrison
George Morrison
Clyde Pratt
Harlan Mead
Preston Wolf
Teacher Pupils Plan Picnic Dinner at Grant School
Franklin Center May 14 Miss Ethel Atkinson returns to her apartment after winter with her brother M D Atkinson and family. Mr and Mrs John Robinson with family spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Ralph Waggoner. Golia Miller family visited Clyde Rouse Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Atkinson
Franklin Center
Ethel Atkinson
John Robinson Apent
Ralph Waggoner
Golia Miller
Clyde Rouse
Joe McGraw
Mangold, Jr
Harold Schhnocb
Jon
Bobby
Sun
L. H. Schoeblen
Fred Shalla
Ralph Weggeoner
Rosemary Club
Chas. Wylie
Geo. Bartholomew
Fred Bartholo
Baseball Standings and Yesterday’s Scores
Baseball results show Pittsburgh 15 4 789 and St Louis 12 8 600. Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 14 to 4. Brooklyn played Boston in rain. Philadelphia and New York rain cancellations. Chicago beat Cincinnati in a separate lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Pet. Pittesuier
Philadelphia Ou
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Wwll. Pet
Cleveland
Ec Re
Ea Arch
Ee. SN Waindbewaial
Washington
Detroit
Clevland
Local News from Hayfield and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Dott Taylor of Hayfield spent Friday and Saturday with her aunt east of Ainsworth and accompanied the body of Miss Alice Foreman of Grover Iowa to Columbus City for burial. Mrs. A R Kuhlemeier and son from Detroit arrived to spend the weekend with relatives. Lyman Hendrickson and wife on way to California. Fresh eggs 16c per dozen. Kathryn Latta sold her home on South Fourth to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sizer and will move to an apartment at 329 West Washington. White Shrine rummage sale June 6. Miss Elizabeth Rees to Madrid for a weekend visit and pre‑nuptial parties. Rowland Rees of Columbus Junction stayed with his daughter Mrs John Winga. Rich ard Thomas ill in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dott Taylor
Hayfield
C. W. Hendrickson
Ainsworth
Alice Foreman
Grover
Iowa
Columbus City
Golf Club
Frances Haney
A. R. Kuhlemeier
Hilarry
Detroit
Mich
Council Bluffs
California
Co. W. Hendrickson
Nelle Orris Brown
Frank Willey
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. S. Reister & Son
Kathryn Latta
South Fourth Avenue
Harry Sizer
Ones
White Shrine
Calo
North Crane'’s
Elizabeth Rees
Madrid
Washington
Rowland Rees
Columbus Junction
John Winga
Rees
Chicago
Richard Thomas
Reesits
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and School News
Mr and Mrs J F Marah and families from Cedar Rapids visited M D Atkinson. Louis Tanner from Packwood called on Art Dawson. Mrs Harry Campbell hosted her bridge club. Friday marks Grant school’s last day before a planned picnic. Mrs Joe McGraw and Mrs John Mangold Jr traveled to Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Marah
J. B. Frasher
George
Cedar Rapida
M. D. Atkinson
Louis Tanner
Packwood
Art Dawson
Harry Campbell
Bridge Club
Grant
Joe McGraw
Iowa City
John Mangold, Jr
Lincoln Heights Tied For First In Grade School Softball
Lincoln and Heights share first place in the grade school softball league after winning both of their opening games. Heights defeated Centennial 25 to 10 with Everette Prebys and Richard Grecian as battery and Eugene Schaffer and Dave Turker as Centennial’s pitcher and catcher. Lincoln beat Wallace 14 to 4 with Tom Tanner and Keith Hardy for Lincoln and Nipp and Boileau for Wallace. Umpires were Gene Trask and Edsel Brown. Next Tuesday marks the completion of the first round as Lincoln faces Heights and Centennial meets Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Heights
Wallace
Centennial
Everette Prebys
Richard Grecian
Heights Battery
Eugene Schaffer
Dave Turker
Tom Tanner
Keith Hardy
Lincoln Battery
Nipp and
Boileau
Gene Trask
Edsel
Brown
Piano Recital by Mrs Shields Pupils
Friday evening piano recital by pupils of Mrs Edith Shields at her home featured a varied program. Performers included Margaret Ralston Williams Henrietta Stewart Richard Owen Watts Sara Miller Joan Michels Kathryn Hoover Bonnie Simpson and others with works from Beethoven Schubert Tschaikowsky and MacDowell among selections such as The Farmer in the Dell and Witches Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Shields
Blake
Blake Margaret Ralston
Williams Tech Loom
Mr. Frog and the
Incenitisa Tianlian Haanan Williams
Henrietta Stewart Polar Bear
the Crickets
Rea
Richard Owen Watts
Pim
Raymaker
Betty Stewart
Blake Tog
Blake Pot i Lucents
Blake Sara Miller
Farmer
Francis Miller
Sara Miler
Shepherds
Lance Morris
Joan Michels
Mallard the Dragon
Johnson. Ee
Cordhall
Mary Baldrige
Helen Niffenegger
Eleanor Tucker
Mrs. Shields
Valse Schubjert
Grasshopper
Lulmitecibiicalstad
Jean Atchison
Georgane Rudigerem
Tschaikowsky
Kathryn Hoover
Jane Baldrige
Rolle
Jengen Bonnie Simpson
Bac Witches Dance
MacDowell
Betty Michels
Sonata
Rev D Zimmerman Returns After Visit With Parents
Reverend Donald Zimmerman came home Wednesday evening from a three week visit with his parents in Whitaker Pennsylvania. He reports his mother improving nicely and adds concern for Mrs Huston of Wyman who is very ill with pneumonia. Relatives also attended the funeral of Clement Edgar, brother of Lois Hansen Ethel Jones Stanley Eagar and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
Donald Zimmerman
Whitaker
Penn
W. ©. Huston
Wyman
Lois Hansen
Ethel Jones
Phoenix
Arizona
Stanley Eagar
Clarinda
Clement Edgar
Tobacco's Arrival in England and Europe
Tobacco reached England late in the 16th century with Sir Walter Raleigh who popularized the pipe in England. The weed spread to the Continent after Francisco Fernandes introduced it to Europe in 1558 while exploring Mexican products for Philip II of Spain.
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England
Walter Raleigh
Francisco Fernandes
Europe
Philip II of Spain
Mexico
Legion Auxiliary Meeting To Plan Memorial Day
American Legion auxiliary holds a Wednesday meeting at 2 30 p m in Legion rooms. Good attendance is expected as Memorial Day plans are to be made during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Mrs. Harry Dye Hosts Friendship Club Meeting
In Mrs. Harry Dye’s home the Friendship Club met with thirteen members and two guests. Tulips brightened the rooms as mothers day poems opened roll call, followed by stunts and guessing games by Mrs. George Wallace and Miss Grace Shaw. Refreshments closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dye
Friendship Club
Rolcall
George Wallace
Grace Shaw
Courtesies for Alice Poole Before Her June Wedding
Miss Alice Poole, soon to marry Donald Kyle of Kalamazoo, Mich., was honored at two recent parties. Mrs Dale Gallagher hosted a bridge gathering with three tables and a pink white tulip theme. Helen Thompson won the high prize and a corsage was given. Lincoln school teachers later offered a dinner at Mad Hatters tea room Town City followed by a movie and gifts for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Poole
Donald Kyle
Kalamazoo
Mich
Dale Gallagher
Helen Thompson
Lincoln School
Harmony Club Afternoon Meeting at Stephens Home
Nine Harmony club members and several guests met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Boyd Stephens home. A brief business session followed a roll call with mother tributes. Mrs. Ralph Lytle read Edgar Guest verses. guests included Mrs. Malcolm Montgomery Mrs. Clyde Lambert and children Arline Maxine and Dottie Joe Dickie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Boyd Stephens
Ralph Lytle
Edgar Guest
Malcolm Montgomery
Clyde Lambert
Arline and
Maxine
Dottie Joe Dickie
Merrie Moderns Entertain Mothers at a Dinner Party
In Brighton on May 15 the Merrie Moderns hosted a mothers dinner at Walter Hagans home with twenty two attendees. Carnations were given as favors and prizes awarded for mother and daughter bingo games. Other listed guests included Anson Woodford Blanche Mortimore Wayne Robison Rose Howell Hattie Kessel Harry Kyle Joe Keegan 3s H Hagans Glen Hoover Grace Wanerus and Kate Snyder. Other items note Pleasant Valley Farm officers elected at a Bureau club meeting with plans for Achievement day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Merrie Moderns
Walter Hagans
Anson Woodford
Jean Robison
Blanche Mortimore
Wayne Robison
Rose Howell
Hattie Kessel
Harry Kyle
Joe Keegan
H. Hagans
Glen Hoover
Grace Wanerus
Kate Snyder
Pleasant Valley Farm
Home of
Bureau Club
Kenneth Donovah
iNew
Adam Kasowsky
Hubert Kasowsky
A P Club Hosts Mrs McCaleb and Kensington Club Meeting
In Ainsworth on May 15 the A P Club of eight members met Mrs Stella McCaleb. Roll call cited garden and house cleaning tasks. A one course luncheon followed hosted by Mrs McCaleb with daughter Mildred assisting. Kensington Club met at Mrs W B White’s home the same day with a quotation on motherhood as roll call and a one course luncheon served by Mrs Fether White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fether White
All for One’s Own Good Axiom in Moral Debate
The idea that acting for one’s own good harms others is explored as a moral concern. The text argues that pursuing self interest often comes at neighbors’ expense, challenging the principle of purely self serving actions.
Ladies Aid Units Meet for Monthly Church Gathering
The ten units of the Methodist Ladies Aid held regular monthly meetings across homes. Hostesses and members shared devotionals, refreshments, and social time. Officers were elected in Unit 4 and several units reported guests, attendance, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. FE. Church
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Ed Sorrell
Unit
Kraser
Sorrell
Marilyn Cook
L. F. Harding
W. H. Plum
Harding
Unit 3
Edwin Griffith
Clara Huber
Arthur Attack
America
London
England
Miss Huber
Smallpox Sign Placed Before Avoca Funeral
A quarantine sign was placed on the home of Robert Moore by Avoca health officer Dr C C Huntley shortly before Moore, 60, was killed in a confrontation. Moore's funeral cortege to Blust funeral home followed the fatal shooting as he allegedly fired on Huntley Town Marshal Geares Rattar and Deputy Sheriff Mertens when the sign was attempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Robert Moore
C. C. Huntley
Moore
Blust
Huntley
Geares Rattar
Mertens
Fortnightly Club to Hear Mrs McCleery Talk on Travels
Fortnightly Club schedules a 6 30 pm program at the Methodist church with speaker Mrs Hugh H McCleery detailing experiences in Egypt and Palestine. The evening includes song by Mrs Milo T Sorden and student vocal performances by Miss Helen Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. McCleery
Palestine
McCleery
Milo T. Sorden
Helen Coffey
Sioux City
Cart J Roberts
Ladies Aid Society of the Church
R. G. Cherry
Miss Elsie Bratten Recital Showcases Pupils Friday
Miss Elsie Bratten conducts a pupil recital Friday evening at 7 30 featuring pianists Betty McKay Elaine Thomassen Edith Gillespie and Irene Coffman among others with vocal numbers by June Longer and accompaniment by Miss Bratten several pieces listed and audience noted as friends and relatives including Freuds and mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bratten
Freuds
Renard
Sanford
Miss Bratten
Mecke
Betty McKay
Vornaei
Elaine Thomassen Mareh
Life Guards
Dolly Dimples
Robinson
White Shrine Guest Day Potluck Luncheon Held
White Shrine members host a guest day potluck luncheon on Tuesday May 18 at 1 p m in the Masonic Temple. All members invited and each may bring one guest. Bring one dish to share, sandwiches, own table service, meat and coffee provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Christian Endeavor Society Monthly Meeting Recap
The Christian Endeavor Society held its monthly gathering at the Music home with 23 members and 3 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Simmering attended as chaperones. Participants enjoyed games and contests, and refreshments were served later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Music Home
Ed Simmering
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Reported
At the hospital Mrs. Perry Murphy and her baby son were dismissed yesterday. Mrs. Floyd Murphy was discharged from the hospital, and Mrs. H Wilson Wellman was admitted for treatment yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Murphy
Floyd Murphy
H. Wilson, Wellman
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The Edgar family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown after their recent bereavement. Mrs M. Edgar and Howard W. J. Edgar extend sincere thanks to friends and relatives for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edgar
Howard W. J. Edgar
Pamily
One Rifle Firing Squad Defined for U S Armed Forces
A death sentence execution in the United States armed forces may use a firing squad with any number of men chosen by the commander. One rifle is loaded for the firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fortnightly clubs and local groups calendar events
Social calendar items list a Fortnightly club banquet at 6 30 p m at the Methodist church Rainbow Girls at 7 30 p m Masonic Temple White Shrine guest day potluck Inneheon Brigh ow gue brug Gas to pass sdlawiches owt lavie service Glendale Spread Eagle Home Makers study group 1 PM Drama dept Ruth Lemiey 14 Nota Iowa Avenue Pythian Sisters 8 PM Sunshine Community club afternoon Spring recipes American Legion auxiliary 2 PM Golf breakfast 7 30 AM Country club Mrs Warvel hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Masonic Tempoe
All Weavers Juveles
Owe Gue
Brug Gas
Sdlawiches
Lavie
Sui Nisned
Glendale
Spread Eagle Home Makers Study Group
RB W
Tia Gerdes
Diesg
Ord
Drama
Ruth Lemiey
Nota
Iowa Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Sunshine Community Club
Henry Lunning
American Legion
Enneeee
Ros. Warvel
Rainbow DeMolay Formal Party Tuesday Evening
A Rainbow DeMolay formal party is set for Tuesday at 8 30 in the Rendezvous. Paul Johnsons orchestra will provide music and refreshments will be served in the Masonic Temple. Rainbow and DeMolay members may bring partners who must share one member with Rainbow or DeMolay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Masonic Temple
DeMoley
Happy Birthdays Noted In Journal’s Quarter Century Club
AANY HAPPY RETURNS. James W Longer member of the Journal three quarter century club is 88 today. Arlys Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Myers is twelve today. Richard Wayne Hyde son of Mr and Mrs Robert Clyde celebrates his third birthday today. Virginia Snyder of Hardscrabble is having a birthday today. Tomorrow will celebrate Mrs Will Mayhew Mrs Peter Witting Kaualona Miss Dna Bridges Mrs Clara Warren Norine Mar et Hetty Stevens daughter of Rey and Mrs W J Stevens. Donna Belle Kephart daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Kephart will celebrate her birthday tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Longer
The
Journal
Arlys Myers
H. J. Myers
Richard Wayne Hyde
Robert Clyde
Hts
Will Mayhew
Peter Witting
Kaualona
Dna Bridges
Clara Warren
Norine Mar@et
Hetty Stevens
Rey
W. J. Stevens
Donna Belle Kephart
Mrs
Rodney Kephart
Mrs Anton Kauffman and Mildred Oldfield Birthday Observances
Mrs Anton Kauffman of Douglas and Mildred Oldfield will observe birthdays tomorrow. The note lists the two individuals and the celebration intention in a community brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kauffman
Douglas
Mildred Oldfield
Mrs H H McCleery Recalls Mediterranean Cruise
Mrs H H McCleery spoke to the Ladies Aid of the United Presbyterian Church about her recent Mediterranean cruise. The group met at the church for a morning of cleaning duties and a pot luck luncheon chaired by Mrs Russell Bell, followed by a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
United Presbyterian Church
Russell Bell
Marion George
H. H. McCleery
Mr. McCleery
Child’s instinct to worship guided toward high ideals
The statement notes that a child’s natural urge to worship can be redirected to foster respect for noble principles. It emphasizes shaping reverence toward lofty ideals rather than idolatry of objects or people.
Missionary Tea Held at Mrs. Moore Home
The Presbyterian women hosted the first in a series of missionary teas at Mrs. Fred L. Moore’s home with about thirty attendees from 2 to 5 pm. Tulips and spring blooms decorated the rooms while Mrs. Rennie Dawson led tea tables and Mrs. F. W. Eastwood welcomed guests and spoke on missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Fred L.moore
Rennie Dawson
F. W. Eastwood
Eastwood
Missionary Society
Drama Department to Meet Tuesday at Mrs Lemley Home
The drama department shifts its regular meeting from Monday to Tuesday due to the Fortnightly meeting. Mrs Ruth Lemley hosts at 714 North Iowa Avenue and Miss Elsie Glassburner plans a surprise program. Meeting starts at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama Department
Ruth Lemley
Iowa Avenue
Elsie Glassburner
Study Last Lesson in Clothing Course at Pringle Home
Mrs. George Nelson hosted the Rurad Woman's club event with nine members present. Mrs. Claude Rhodebeck led the final clothing course lesson on Personality in the Completed Costume focusing on accessories and suitable ensembles for various occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringle
George Nelson
Rurad Woman's Club
Frank Pringle
Edgar A. Guest
Emmet Hayes
Lab
Claude Rhodebeck
Projet
Methodist bake sale set for Saturday at 9
The Epworth League announces a bake sale Saturday at 9 at Washington Cleaners. Leaguers are urged to bring donations for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Epworth League
Washington Cleaners
Community Notice on Page Work Attendance Mon Night
Notice requests attendance for Ralph Minick at the C C event on Monday night with refreshments and a large turnout anticipated at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Minick
C. C
patent grants top 2 million worldwide in decade
Over the last ten years more than two million patents have been issued to American and foreign inventors. The surge reflects intensified innovation and global patent activity across industries and research sectors.
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Brookhart
Westphal
OPPOS
Grant School
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Howard L. McCleery
Nicola
North Side
Wach School
Shields
Rev. D. Zimmerman
Legion Auxiliary
Stephens Home
D. A. P. Club
Unit 4
L. T. Saul
Deyton
J. EB. Kunath
PL. Etter
Anna Hays
Charles Thomas
Grace Nell Crowell
Shaver
W. B. Dupuis
Sidney Moor
Unit 6
A. L. Young
Lester Orr
Young
H. M. Dodder
Phil Weldin
N. M. Speidel
Carbee
Sherm Crone
L. R. Carbee
Unit 7
Ira Rathmel
Charles Davis
Laura Longwell
Unit 8
Sam Sigafoose
Roy Kephart
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Helen Brown Bell
John Pratt
Carl Libe
Howard Sigarease
Bertha Kephart
Charles Schiebel
Hal Richards
Unit 91
Harry Drake
Martha Richards
Unit 10
Tie
Arthur Durst
Snyder
Miss Snyder
Kalona
Durst
Will Gamon
Fred
Stewart Leader
Ee Rodinson
Green Cathedral
Hahn Elaine Thomassen
C. EF. Society
G. A. R. Hall
Rainbow
Virginia Snyder
Mediterranean
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