Ladies Golf and Bridge Association Opens Season at Country Club
Forty women gathered for a breakfast opening the summer season of the Ladies Golf and Bridge Association at the country club. Miss Davis led a business meeting and announced schedules for breakfasts and luncheons, with notices for open days, guest days, and a full list of committee assignments through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOLF
Bridge Association
Ladies Golf and Bridge Association
Association
Mae Davis
Stan Kiesey
Jim Roach
Nels Westeryark
Robert Day
Miss Davis
Fairfield Club
Washington
Call Off Child Study Picnic for Tonight Weather Postpones Event
The Child Study II picnic scheduled for tonight at the park is postponed due to bad weather. Members are asked to watch the paper for announcements on rescheduling.
Ainsworth Auxiliary Seeks help for wreaths and flowers
Ainsworth American Legion auxiliary members are asked to meet at the schoolhouse on Saturday May 28 at 1 pm to make wreaths and again Monday morning at 8 30 to help with Memorial day flowers. They may march behind the Legionnaires in the Memorial day parade. Nineteen members attended the meeting at the Legion hall. Mrs Bertha Brown will lead poppy sales on Poppy day. Retiring secretary Mrs George Alexander was honored with a handkerchief shower. The Alexander family plans to move to Schenectady New York in June. Mrs Lee Norris and Mrs Paul Hazelett provided coffee and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ainsworth American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Bertha Brown
George Alexander
Alexander
Schenectady
N. Y
Lee Norris
Paul Hazelett
Appoints Committees at Snowball Meeting
Mrs Don Cave president of Snowball Social club appoints program and flower committees at a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs Walter Statler’s home. Names include Mrs Glen Fuhr Mrs Lloyd Enke Mrs Earl Booth for program and Mrs Glen Knapp Mrs Adolph Guenther Mrs Ivan Hahn for flower. Eleven members attended with guests Mrs Keith Statler and daughters. The group will sew clothes for natives of Africa as a project. Entertainment by Mrs Everette Beenblossom featured the tole Tips on Winter Bouquets. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Keith Statler and Mrs Oscar Sheetz. Next meeting with Mrs Cloyce Tinnes in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cave
Walter Statler
Glen Fuhr
Lloyd Enke
Earl Booth
Glen Knapp
Adolph Guenther
Ivan Hahn
Keith Statler
Africa
Everette Beenblossom
Oscar Sheetz
Cloyce
Install Mrs Jones as Group President at candlelight meeting
Mrs Willis Jones was installed as president of Beta Sigma Pt in a candlelight service at Mrs Robert Choate's home. Retiring president Mrs Ed Sorrell served as installing officer and other officers were named including Richard Hotle as vice president and Mrs Don Bover as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Jones
Beta Sigma Pt
Robert Choate
Ed Sorrell
Richard Hotle
Don Bover
Choate
Social calendar items for week events and meetings
Notices list PEO McCleery handcraft circles Jackson 4-H St Anthony circle Washington WCTU WSCS Bethlehem Rebekah Damascus Shrine 19th Century club YWCA DeMolay White Shrine Knights of Pythias and other society events with dates and locations throughout the coming days and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H McCleery
R. E. Whisler
Little Flower Circle
Leo Nardy
Jackson Boys
Ralph Knotek
St. Anthony Circle
Stephen Wolfer
Guild
Washington High School
West Chester
WCTU
Methodist Church
WSCS
W. B. Dupuis
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
YWCA
Lincoln School
Mothers Circle of DeMolay
White Shrine Bridge
Knights of Pythias
Birthday celebrants and garden talk in Charleston
Ninety one years mark for Mrs James Marsh born Pilotcurg in 185 percent Me plus 19 birthdays claimed by Mrs Don MecClure Dwight Hoyle H L Renoux Mrs Max Boone Mrs Merron Robertson and Mrs Wayne Stransky. Also listed are Bob Lytle Mrs Carl Koehler Fritz Fields Orena Greiner Walter Bower of 76 township Gary Scrivner and William Marshall Romine. Lloyd Neiswanger notes Magnolia gardens of Rev John Grimke Drayton in Charleston South Carolina discussed after ritual with refreshments by Mrs Choate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marsh
Pilotcurg
Don MecClure
Dwight Hoyle
H. L. Renoux
Max Boone
West Liberty
Merron Robertson
Wayne Stransky
Bob Lytle
Carl Koehler
Fritz Fields
Orena Greiner
Walter Bower
Gary Scrivner
William Marshall Romine
John Grimke Drayton
Charleston
S. C
Choate
Strawberry recipes and dessert ideas from a harvest guide
A vintage collection showcases strawberry based desserts and fruit dishes. It features an airy chiffon pie with strawberry garnish, a strawberry rhubarb pie, melon dessert suggestions, a strawberry cream tart, strawberry shortcake, and a frozen strawberry dessert plus general fruit serving tips and a note on Iowa corn and popcorn science.
Mrs Handley Receives Five Year Principal Service Certificate
Mrs Gerald Mootharf on behalf of the Stewart school PTA presented Mrs R D Handley a distinguished service certificate for five years as principal at the PTA meeting Wednesday afternoon. The program featured Bluebird group and Camp Fire Girls performances. New officers will be installed next year and the fourth grade won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Mootharf
Stewart School
PTA
R. D. Handley
Handley
Homer Godwin
Bluebird Group
David Blankenhorn
Camp Fire Girls
Bluebirds
Camp Fire
J. R. Battin
Cedar Rapids
Just Us Club Meeting at Mrs Caldwell Home
Mrs Ada Van Dyne and the hostess' daughter Mrs Everett Dillon of Keota attended the Just Us club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada van Dyne
Everett Dillon of
Keota
Just Us Club
John Caldwell
Prom Queen Crowned at St Marys High School Prom
Shirley M Wieland was crowned prom queen at St Marys High School in Riverside. Robert Libenguth crowned her, with Rita Marie Droll and Kenneth Yegey as crown bearers. Reymin's orchestra played until midnight in a crowded Riverside gym.
Club Meeting Briefly Sits with Planned June Program
Ten members attended a short session led by assistant secretary Mrs John Lee. The June 1 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Al Crone with Mrs L L Loveless and Mrs J D Dayton handling the program. Annie Griggs gave a reading. she and Pearl Parcell led contests. Visitors stayed for the afternoon. The hostess and daughter served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
al Crone
L. L. Loveless
J. D. Dayton
Annie Griggs
Pearl Parcell
Honor Mothers at Booster Gathering
Booster club gave gifts to the oldest and youngest mothers at a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Melville Donaldson's home. Oldest was Mrs Carl Herrue and youngest Mrs Merle Turnivseed, with twelve members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Club
Melville Donaldson
Carl Herrue
Merle
Read the Want Ads for Athlete’s Foot Remedy
An advertisement touts a product with 90 percent alcohol base stating it penetrates deeply to kill germs on contact. It promises relief in one hour and a 35e money back guarantee at Geo. L. McDaniel drugstore.
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Geo. L. McDaniel
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Charles Wiele
Richard Ross
Tirst
Rirs
Gerald Moothart
Moothart
A. W. Clow
E. E. Stutsman
Maynard Browh
Richard Kess
Hugo Lensch
I. B. Coffey
Don C. Paul
J. W. Stewart
E. E Stutsman
Don Shepherd
John Griffith
E. H. Gustafson
I. W. Schenefelt
A. E. Baldrige
R. L. Gibson
Ralph Bauer
C. W. Tucker
Gifford Morrison
G. J. Nemmers
Les Orr
Bill Hatcher
Wayne Chamberlin
Clifford Thorne
A. C. Peterson
Gerald Moohart
Warren Stewart
Glenn Wilson
Venice Moore
Dallas Chamberlin
Ira Coon
Lloyd Turnipseed
Walter Doak
Helen Breese
R B. DeLa
Marion Snodgrass
T. A. Flenner
Harold Cumming
Leslie Gates
Walter Zelinsky
Earl Loveless
T. J. Pease
Ted Johnson
Joe Pickens
Ira Gastman
Paul Fern
Harold Kerr
Roy Sowash
E. B. Hammer
Frank Crone
M. L. McCreedy
Wayne Simmerman
M. J. Cruise
Ray Whitehead
Frank Kos
William Shannon
Dave Elder
R. E. Arthur
Nate Young
Mrs. Jones
Mr. and
Mrs
Lloyd Neiswanger
Nother
Lynn
Lynn Chambers
Iowa
Corp
Just Us
Shirley M. Wieland
Booster
George Dare
O. Henry
Martin Whittaker
Dare
Elwood Kleese
Ft Ma
Kleind
Pandsons
Alicy Sei
Klein
Klothing
Kompany
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