Seventh grade shines in junior high track meet at Casé field
Eighth graders dominated the meet led by Turner who won most points with 24, Otis Messenger second. Across events Messenger, Turner and Watson led in broad jump, sprints, relays, pole vault and high jump as the eighth grade triumphed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casé Field
Ck Turner
Turner
Otis Messenger
Guy Carlton
Messenger
Wal Rer
Méssenger
Vie
Watson
Tterson
Mitchell
McCutchen
Davis
Walker
Murphy
Morgan
H. Davis
Mull
R. Davis
Boi
Darnell
Fry
Booth
Mil
Troop Game With Brighton Cancelled
Heavy rains forced the postponement of last night’s Troop F game with Brighton and delayed the preliminary city league contest. Standings show the Little Demons and Seventy-Six tied for first after three games with several teams awaiting new dates due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop F
Suddition
Brighton
Troop Field
Elmer McFadden
Staan
American Pearls
de- Molays
Little Demons
Cafe
Odd Fellows
L. Pet. T
the Demons
Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named at Olds Graduation
Olds the school house hosts commencement on May 23 with Florence Lin and Maxine Swansen titled top graduates. Lin is valedictorian and Swansen salutatorian, holding the highest academic honors in the class of 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Ches
Faulkner
Florence Lin- Wil
Maxine Swansen
Baseball Results Across Leagues With Standings Noted
National League standings and results show Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and New York with recent scores. American League leaders Chicago and New York hold strong records. Boston, Detroit, Washington, and St. Louis post varied results with several games scheduled. American Association results include Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Columbus, and Kansas City with multiple matchups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Sokwuncaen
Rooklyn W
Mgeeg Anedanadhoa
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Fladelphia
Seanad Ccn
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
W. Bk
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Torino
Sachidswe
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Hunting and fishing licenses rise in Iowa April sales
Iowa reports April 1935 license receipts at 45231.50 dollars, up eight percent from 1934. Combination hunting and fishing licenses total 21088, well above last year, while fishing licenses decline to 12959, yet overall licenses issued for the year exceed 15 percent over 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Fish End Game Commission
Fish and Game Department
Fifty Golfers Enjoy A Dinner At Washington Club
Persistent rains halted the first 1935 Washington Country Club golf tournament evening activities. About fifty members attended a club house dinner while only eight matches had been completed. A planned May 3 match was discussed and the tournament committee was tasked with deciding the format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Country Club
Doc” Lee
Tom Prockhart
Ralph Shannon
Sin
Doc Lee
Tracy Phillips
Preston Wolf
Many Happy Returns for Mrs James Marsh at 77
A birthday dinner honored Mrs James Marsh at the Atkinson home May 19. The family of five children and five grandchildren attended plus a Cedar Rapids brother and his wife. Mrs Marsh, aged 77, is the second youngest of five surviving siblings and was born in Washington county where she has lived her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marsh
M. D. Atkinson
Farewell Dinner Honors Mrs Ream and Audrey Peet
The Methodist choir held a farewell dinner for Mrs J E Ream who leaves Washington to marry, and Audrey Peet who moves to Cedar Falls. Forty four guests attended a long banquet with bridal colors. Gifts included a church interior photo. Ream spoke of sixteen years in the choir and Audreys humor charmed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ream
Washington
Audrey Peet
Bupt
J. H. Peet
Cedar Falls
Methodist
W. J. Roudabush
Ream
Audrey
Eureka Ladies Hear Devotions by Guest
The Eureka Ladies Aid society met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Potratz hosting. Deov tions were led by her niece Miss Marjorie Potratz. seven members attended along with two guests including Marjorie and Miss Vivian Zear. Quilting filled the afternoon and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be in four weeks hosted by Mrs. Charles Nicola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Ladies Aid Society
Sam Potratz
Marjorie Potratz
Marjorie
Vivian Zear
Charles Nicola
Nancy Jacque Birthday Lunch At Columbus Junction
Supt and Mrs H HK Nor hosted a luncheon in Columbus Junction on Nancy Jacque’s first birthday. Guests included Dr and Mrs D A Marker and Mr and Mrs W D Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jacque
Columbus Junction
H. HK. Northey
D. A. Marker
W. D. Dunn
Local School Year Ends With Friday Graduation Events
The four year grades culminate with a Friday program and year end exercises as part of the school phase. Mrs Louise Holmes of Crawfordsville visited Ralph Millers home briefy while community members hosted multiple showers for Ethel Carper and Miss Marguerite Huston. Ted Anderson’s upcoming marriage to Ethel Carper von Minot North Dakota concludes the local celebrations.
Birthday greetings and notes from the community
The column sends birthday wishes to Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer longtime Rebekah lodge treasurer in her 27th year in office. Joann Campbell turns four, Virginia Lewash 16, Joan Scott nine, Lucy Benz three, and Paul Eugene Goodwin sixteen with cousin Robert Kelley sharing the birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Jugenheimer
Rebekah Lodge
Paul Eugene Goodwin
C. R. Goodwin
Robert Kelley
Kolah Club Members Relax After Busy Spring Work
Kolah club members at Mrs. Neill Trotman’s home relaxed after a busy spring season. Seven members attended yesterday's meeting and discussed their study topics with an engaging discussion despite minimal preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah Club
Neill Trotman
Stingrays Threaten Fishermen in South American Waters
Anglers on mud flats report stingrays lurking near shore as fishermen step accidentally into shallow areas. Officials warn divers and boat crews to watch for masked predators and avoid risky footing while near mangroves and river mouths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Local relatives visit Chas Faulkner family
Lyle Warren Anderson and Arthur Harold Ralph Miller plus relatives from out of town gathered with Mr and Mrs Hugo Ostbere Elmer Anderson and children and Mr and Mrs Harris McGugan. Harvey Waggoner and Anne joined in Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle
Warren Anderson
Arthur
Harold
Ralph Miller
Hugo Ostbere
Waterloo
Elmer Anderson
Airfield
Harris McGugan
Wellman
Harvey Waggoner
Anne
Chas, Faulkner
Methodist Ladies Meet in Ainsworth
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Methodist church met in Ainsworth with Mrs. E. K. Annas and Mrs. Pearl Marr assisting. Mrs. Mae Carson led devotions and Mrs. Margaret Mahin led the program on Kinship with Young People. Five girls performed and the mite box opening yielded a nice sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Olinger
Wilma Simons
Betty Lee Simons
Mildred McCaleb
Marian Stephens
Mrs Arthaud Hosts Bridge Luncheon At One O'clock
Bridge club gathered for a Tuesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Olive Arthaud. Games were played at two tables with prizes awarded for the past eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Olive Arthaud
West Chester Women United in Home Mission Meeting
West Chester Methodist Women’s Home Missionary group met at Mrs Niffenegger’s on Wednesday afternoon. Despite cool weather a good turnout attended the mite box opening and business session led by the president. Mrs Roy Bauer directed a strong program with Mrs Margaret Rittenhouse presenting a special feature and Mrs Gardner giving devotions. The June meeting will be at Mollie Tierney’s with Mrs Hough leading devotions and Mrs Duvall presenting the program. Mrs Edgar Stewart will lead the special program. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Methodist Women's Home Missionary
Niffenegger
Roy Bauer
Margaret Rittenhouse
Gardner
Mollie ‘Ierney
Hough
Duvall
Apple Blossoms Decorate Dinner Table in New England Apt
Junior high school teachers were dinner guests Monday evening at the apartment of the Misses Ethel and Maude McCreedy in the New England apartments. Apple blossoms on the place cards matched the apple blossoms in the table bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel and
Maude McCreedy
New England
Amusing Puzzles at Just Us Club Meeting
At the Just Us club gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Elma Dittmer’s home, twelve members attended. Mrs. Cy Bush and Mrs. Cora Fields helped with entertainment while refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Mrs. Roy Carter, with guests including Raymond Carter and Nancy Lee. The next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Elma Dittmer
Cy Bush
Cora Fields
Roy Carter
Carter
Raymond
J. T. Chadwick
Boston
Howard Anderson
Nancy Lee
Club
Hostess Serves Luncheon Late in the Afternoon
An event notes the hostess serving luncheon in the late afternoon. The report emphasizes the timing and the hospitality shown during the gathering.
Social Calendar ThURSDAY Fortnightly Meeting and Dinners
Fortnightly general meeting at 7 30 p m U P parlor. Country club dinner 6 30 p m. Philathea class M E S 8 to 30 p m Mrs Rodney Kephart E O W club evening Mrs Joe Maxwell. Friday luncheon 2 at church Baptist Missionary 1 p m. Saturday 19th Century club 2 30 p m Mrs George Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Parlor
Dent Slice
Philathea
Rodney Kephart
E. O. W. Club
Joe Maxwell
Church Baptist Missionary
George Morrison
Sorosis Luncheon Honoring Mothers Highlights
Sorosis club members enjoyed a one o'clock luncheon at Mrs. Mabel Beal's home followed by a program. Etta Wallace reviewed Sweet Water by Hamlin Garland and Mabel Beal discussed Famous Mothers of History. Guests included Mrs. George Wallace Washington, Mrs. J. M. Stone, Mrs. James Clegg, Mrs. J. E. Adams, Mrs. Perry Ayers of Wellman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Adams
Perry Ayers of
Wellman
C. R. Stearns
Pauline Clegg
Roy Whiteman
I. L. Colthurst
J. P. Tobin
Girl From Letts to Marry June 380
Tillie Conchola daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Conchola of Letts and Pete M Rozo son of Mr and Mrs John Rozo East Moline NL will wed at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic church Silvis Ill at seven o clock Sunday morning June 30 The Rev Pilarek Moline to officiate A dinner honoring the couple followed with several families in attendance Attendants will be Miss Tony Herrera and Julian Belman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Mias
Tillie Conchola
Martin Conchola
Letts
Cotter
Pete M. Rozo
John Rozo
East Moline
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Silvis
Ill
Pilarek
Moline
Rozo
Conchola
Mary Herera
Carmsuelo Herrera
Mettendorf
Frank Martinez
Inez Belman
Tony Herrera
Bettendorf
Julian Belman
Mr and Mrs Bert Gladd Shop in Winfield
Mr and Mrs Bert Gladd of Winfield were seen shopping in town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Bert Gladd
Winfield
Women Golfers Begin Summer Breakfast Series
Country club women opened a summer series of breakfasts and golf yesterday morning. Weather cooperated and attendees enjoyed breakfast and golf. Low score prize went to Mrs. Wartfel. putting contest won by Mrs. Stutsman. Breakfast committee led by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Clow. lilies of the valley decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Lester Orr
R. S. Wartfel
E. Stutsman
Ralph Thompson
A. W. Clow
Local Social Hour Luncheon and Flower Exchange
Mrs. Grace Williams hosted a one o clock luncheon for the Social Hour club with yellow and white decor and a three course menu. Daisy Huber and Adda McFarland assisted. the event included a flower exchange and social time. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mac Leod of Worland Wyoming visited locals before returning home. Dr. Edward F. Wheelan of Riverside visited with his father. Mrs. O E Helwick returned from Newton. J O Sexton planned a Des Moines business trip with a sister this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsvile
Grace Williams
Daisy Huber
Adda McFarland
R. E. MacLeod
Worland
Wyo
Riverside
George Wheelan
O. E. Helwick
Newton
J. O. Sexton
Des Moines
Mrs Jane Mahin Visits Iowa City Friends
Miss Jane Mahin of Ainsworth is spending the week with friends in Iowa City. Dr F M Mahin of Ainsworth attended the funeral of Dr Allen at Wayland Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Mahin
Ainsworth
Iowa City
F. M. Mahin
Dr. Allen
Wayland
Washington lender offers up to $300 loan on signature
Howard L. McCleery on the 3rd Floor Bailey Ridge Washington advertises personal signature loans up to 300 dollars. He invites readers to see him today for further details and fast approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. McCleery
Bailey Ridg
Washington
William Lemmon Undergoes Major Operation at County Hospital
William Lemmon of Wee Chester underwent a major operation yesterday at the Wackington county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lemmon
Wee Chester
Wackington County Hospital
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Louise Holmes
Crawfordaville
Carrie Funk
Margaret Wolfe
Frank Boshart
John Boshart
Edith
B.C. Allen
Ethel Carper
Marjorie Huston
Lucile DeYarman
Ethel Arper
Mise Carper
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Ted Anderson
Ethel
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Tony Johnson
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Joann Campbell
Clifford Campbell
Virginia Lewash
Heights
John Sowash
Joan Scott
Ralph Scott
Lucy Benz
Charley Rob
Merrimac
Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Kolah
Mrs. Arthaud
West Chester
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S. & N. Shoe Store
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Sorosis
W. P. Wells
Stella Lathem
Nicola
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Cordelia Struble
D. F. Macn
George Maxwell
Ewing
Colorado Springs
Jane Ewing Hughes
Hughes
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Ions City
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