Mrs Small Hosts Club Mother and Guest Meeting
Mrs A Small hosted the Id ris club at their annual mother and guest meeting at her country home in Kalona. President Mrs Dale Jackson led the session and welcomed guests. A duet titled Mother by Linda and Marilyn Small followed the business talk and Mrs Dennis Michum spoke on Famous Mothers of the White House. Refreshments were served during social hour to eleven attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
A. Small
Idris Club
Dale Jackson
Chage
Mother
Linda
Marilyn Small
Dennis Michum
White House
Victor Ritz
Norma Janet Te Bockhorst
Lyle Fry
Intertain
W.C.O.F
Emily Kolosiek
Harold Brennman
Riehmani
Joe Kolosiek
Mary Eagle
PLAN FOR SUCCESS With Advice From a Richard Hudnut Consultant
A DuBarry representative will be in the Cosmetic Department this week offering personalized beauty help. She will share hints for face and figure perfection from the Success School at the Richard Hudnut Fifth Avenue Salon and discuss new makeup styles. A Success-O-Plana organizer is offered to teach the routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hudnut
DuBarry
Fifth Avenue
Local social notes and Alpha club meeting summary
Federal R R Mgr Ed Hershberger entertained guests Monday honoring son Jimmy with John Hershberger Una Marie and C E Hershberger in attendance Alpha club met at home hosted by Mrs E J Hesselschwerdt with new president Mrs Ivan Alt presiding County convention report by Mrs Jay Eastman Mexico Neighbors to Know reviewed by Mrs Lloyd Yoder Refreshments by hostesses Pink and blue shower honored Mrs Lyte E Fry with two table rook game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hershberger
Jimmy
John Hershberger
Una Marie
C. E. Hershberger
Alpha Club
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Ivan Alt
Jay Eastman
Mexico
Lloyd Yoder
Alpha Elu
Food for famine day devices at United Presbyterian church
The community gathers for Food for Fame Day in Iowa. At United Presbyterian Church 500 canned goods, totaling 11 500 to 12 000 cans, were collected and will be sent to a distribution center after a final drive. The service also ordains new elders and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Blue
Dr. Kerr
Bob Clark
Distant Family News and Local Moves
Mrs. J. O. Sexton visits Chicago to see daughter Margaret and family as her daughters recover from measles. Catharine Hull phones from Kalamazoo about moving onto an 80 acre farm. Jeanette Kyle and others travel to Iowa City to see DAR Congress attendees bound for Atlantic City. Melba Buckwalter and Sadee McAvoy relocate to East Madison Street home formerly the George Alexander house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Sexton
Chicago
Margaret
Catharine Jane Hull
Kalamazoo
Jeanette
Carrie Kyle
R. S. Warfel
Jesse Stewart
Iowa City
Hugh Hall
Clara Fate
Atlantic City
DAR Congress
Hall
Ivan Worton
Cedar Rapids
Rapids
Philadelphia
Iowa
Melba McAvoy Buckwalter
Sadee McAvoy
Charley Schmoeller
Madison Street
George Alexander
Methodist WSCS Meeting At Crawfordsville Church
The Methodist Women’s Society held a May 14 gathering at the Crawfordsville church with 36 members and six children. Devotions led by Mrs. Pearl McNeil, lesson on Children and Peace, four young singers, and a pot luck June meeting planned with district officers arriving. Corsages for standout members and a $25 memorial gift noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Methodist
WSCS
Pearl McNeil
Mildred Sands
Dorothy Smith
Nina Lowe
Versa Anderson
H. F. Fall
Kathryn Suter
Phyllis Anderson
Joyce Suter
Luella Rathmell
Margery Cherryholmes
Scott Welch
Stella Maxwell
Marie Welsh
Margaret Welch
Lydia Pool
India
Mae Hedger
Rose Moorhead
Jean Rich
H. F. Ball
Tracy Orris
Kathryn
Tyrone Items Highlight Local Visits and Family Events
Tyrone notes from May 18 describe Otto Sheetz moving to Des Moines and multiple family gatherings over Mother's Day. Residents visit relatives in Sigourney Keota Ottumwa and Richland. Crawford children attend Ellen Crawford's school. Van Sickle and Sheetz families host gatherings and help with farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Billy
Dayne Crawford
Ellen Crawford
Bill van Sickle
Leland Sheetz
Washington
Keith Daering
Ernest van Sickle
Lyle van Sickle
West Chester
Mrs
James Combs
Forest thinning aids timber and wildlife health
Cutting defective and crowded trees in young stands and removing mature trees in older forests improves timber yields and benefits deer turkey grouse and other wildlife by enhancing habitat and reducing disease and crowding.
Elephant Birth Weight Range Cited
A historical note states that an elephant weighs 160 to 206 pounds at birth, indicating typical birth weight variation among calves.
Rewatering Plants and Shade Impacts on Water Needs
Do not rewater until the top soil dries. Plants in shade require less water than those in full sun.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tues
Stan Kenton
Jinx Falkenburg
Forrest Tucker
Joe Besses
Anonis Orchestra
Edde Dean
Mn Cineceter
Mrs. Small
Ev Studio
America
Mr. Halamka
Hotel
Hal’s
Harding Road
Des Moines
C. E. Beaty
Fred Astaire
Lucille Ball
Lucille Bremer
Fanny Brice
Judy Garland
Kathryn Grayson
Lena Horne
Gene Kelly
James Melton
Victor Moore
Red Skelton
Esther Williams
Plus
William Powell
Pete Smith
Heaven
Federal
R. R. Mgr
Fry
Eugene Way
Willis Gingerch
Lyte E. Fry
Rook
Charles H. Buford
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and
Pacfic Railway
ODT
J. Monroe Johnson
Buford
Rocking Chair
Charley Hebner
New London
Etha Dawson
Palmer
A. J. Habermen
Fer@ Skoia
Arden Saforek
Milburn Krabill
Haberman
The
Evening Journal
the Evening Journal
Methodist Church
Atlas
Johnson’s
Carnu Simoniz
W.S.C.S
Presbyterian Society
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Hazel Moorhead
Anna Lease
Florence Maxwell
Mary Davis
Olive Moore
Mae Rees
Sadie McCleary
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois Love
Ethel Zickafoose
Pearl Hering
Knoxville Veterans’ Hospital
Cora McCoy
Grace Williams
Sorrell Auto Parts
West Madison
Long Beach
Cal
Seward
Nebr
Charles Evan Snyder
Oklahoma City
Okla
Paul B. Pastore
Baltimore
San Perdo
Lesson E. Fritzner
Houston
Tex
Hoboken
N. J
Columbus
Louisville
Fred Weber
Darah Weber
Strasburg
Arthur Hartline
Newcomerstown
Clara Gundheimer
Shanesville
Amanda Dee
Tyrone
W. L
Little
Rigenhagen Orchard Phon
S. Iowa
Ladbedans
Black
TIN Shop
R. G. Wessler Repair Shop
East Second St
Hiland Palace
Stan Stanley
John Shields & Sons
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