Charles Fuhr to Receive BA at Central College Commencement
Charles Fuhr son of Mr and Mrs Val Fuhr will receive his bachelor of arts degree May 81 at the sixth annual commencement exercises at Central College Pella. Fuhr majored in business administration. Mrs Val Fuhr and Ruth Dunbar plan to attend next Wednesday. Mrs Lewis Goodlander ill at home on East Main remains about the same. Her daughter Mrs Herbert Korf of Elmhurst IL and her son Phil Goodlander of Chicago arrived yesterday with two sisters Irene Grant Milwaukee and Mrs Nell Thompson Drakesville. Grant Goodlander of Cedar Rapids visits daily. Mrs Myrtle Poole and sister in law Mrs C F Brookhart Des Moines leave Friday for California to visit Robert Brookhart in Los Angeles and Ralph Poole in San Jose then attend the World’s Fair in San Francisco. On return they will visit Newt Brookhart and Mrs T B Dolman in Pocatello Idaho. They plan a three or four month trip. Mr and Mrs Fred Bey and several others attended a special Eastern Star meeting in Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fuhr
Val Fuhr
Central Col Re. Pella
Lewis Goodlander
East Main Street
Herbert Korf
Elnhurst, Il
Korf
Phil Goodlander
Chicago
Irene Grant
Milwaukee
Wis
Rs. Nell Thompson
Drakesville
Grant Goodlander
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Poole
C. F. Brookhart
Des Moines
California
Los Angeles
Pocatello, Idaho
Dolman
Lillian Brookhart
Riverside Garden Club Meeting in Riverside
Members of the Riverside Garden Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs Addie Hardy's home. Roll call answered by flowers. Guests included Mrs Robert Smola Mrs R L Marner Mrs Hubert E K Doud and Mrs John F Tener. A duet In the Garden and papers on gardening were presented. Next meeting set for June 2 at Mrs Magdalen Melleeker’s country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Garden Club
Addie Hardy
Robert Smola
R. L Marner
Hubert EK. Doud
John F. Tener
Marner
Poud
John E. Tener
Ola O'Loughlin
Magdalen Melleeker
Hospital Admissions and Procedures in Ainsworth Area
In Ainsworth last evening Mrs Will Ash Rubio and Herman Wagenknecht Ainsworth were admitted for medical treatment. Marian Stephens and Jimmy Clegg also of Ainsworth underwent tonsillectomies this morning. Mrs Dana Nelson and Mr William were dismissed. Terry Anderson of Washington had an appendectomy last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Ash
Rubio
Herman Wagenknecht
Ains Rth
Marian Stephens
Jimmy Clegg
Ainsworth
Dana Nelson
Gon. William
Terry Anderson
Washington
McDaniel Keifer Marriage Solemnized This Morning
Doloresseifer daughter of Mrs William Keifer and Merritt B McDaniel son of Mr and Mrs George McDaniel were married at 9 30 in St James Catholic church by Rev H J Corcoran. Attendants were Betty Keifer and Tom Carson. The couple plan a two week honeymoon and will live at 5616 West Main after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doloresseifer
William Keifer
Merritt BE. McDaniel
George T. McDaniel
St. James Catholic Church
H. J. Corcoran
Betty Keifer
Tom Carson
Merritt McDaniel
George McDaniel
Alice
Betty
Joan
Ruth Carr
Clinton
McDaniel
West Main Street
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Washington
The Woman's Missionary Society Evening Division of the United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. C. A. Brooke's home with seventeen members present. Devotions by Mrs. Fred W. Stewart followed by talks on Mileposts in Racial Progress and New Trends in Racial Understanding. Ethel Grecian spoke on Women Who Publish Tidings and delegates reported on the Stanwood society convention noting Washington sent the largest delegation in the Presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
C. A. Broke
Fred WL. Stewart
Harriett Coulter
Ethel Grecian
Stanwood
Presbytery
Washington
FE. M. Mc ®Onaughy
Magdefrau Reports From Supreme Shrine Meeting
Mrs Leola Magdefrau presided at Damascus Shrine No. 16 meeting and reported on the Supreme Shrine gathering in Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs Rose M Reid installed officers and Vera Olsen and Reginald Richmond were named to top posts. Two Iowa picnics planned at Clear Lake and Fairfield. Next meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan. Social hour followed with a large committee assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola Magdefrau
Damascus Shrine No. 16
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roy Means
Washington
Iowa
Clear Lake
Fairfield
Rose M. Reid
Vera Olsen
Evanston, Ill
Reginald EK
Richmond
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Shepherds
Grand Rapids
Mich
John Winga
Earl Bickford
Eva Allen
Wayland
Bertha Baxter
Doris Benn
Theta Mu Annual Spring Formal Held
Theta Mu members hosted their annual spring formal in the high school gym with both high school and junior college students attending. Decorations featured a night club motif and a fountain for refreshments during intermission while the high school orchestra provided dancing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Mu
Walker
Marjorie
Mary
Jean
Everette Warham
Charles Sutton
Joint Meeting of Auxiliary and Post Program Highlights
A V. F. W. Auxiliary and post joint meeting at the K C hall featured Doris Leffler with two humorous reads and piano by Olive Radda. Keota’s Harold Fink and Kenneth Pepper performed, followed by a Bunny Blair song. Hospital day in Knoxville looms as Mrs. Juanita Mathers heads the hospital committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hall
Doris Leffler
Olive Radda
Harold Fink
Kenneth Pepper
Keota
Washington
Harold
Kenneth
Harold Gang
Angela Shockey
Helen Walker
Rose Kiesey
Ethel Burham
Bunny” Blair
Cleo Shockey
Fred Long
Birthday Announcements From St. Charles and Local Families
At St. Charles Atkinson and Donald Lee Paul are both fifteen today. Dolores Alliman turns nine, Norman Richard Havel is eight, Richard Wanerus reaches sixteen, and Amanda Schulty Ed Endicott and Mrs Will Miller have birthdays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atkinson
M. D. Atkinson
Donald Lee Paul
Don Paul
Dolores Alliman
L. F. Alliman
Norman Richard Havel
Richard Wanerus
Mrs
Phil Wanerus
Will Miller
Amanda Schulty
Ed Endicott
Women sought to gather arbor vitae for graves at courthouse
Women able to assist in gathering arbor vitae are asked to meet at the courthouse at 8 a.m. Thursday May 25. Others will prepare wreaths as arbor vitae is brought in. For the potluck dinner at noon bring sandwiches a dish to pass and own table service S32 er and Dave McGaffey
Joan Campbell Hosts Birthday Party at St James School
Children in Joan Campbell's class at St James School attended her party after school in Sunset Park. Joan turned eight years old yesterday. Games led to refreshments of ice cream cake and candy served by her grandmother Mrs H A Dougall, assisted by Mary Dougall and Mrs Blanche Grecian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Campbell
St. James School
Joan
Sunset Park
H. A. Dougall
Mary Dougall
Blanche Grecian
Booster Club Holds Afternoon Meeting at Robertson Home
Mrs. Marion Robertson hosted thirteen Booster Club members and one guest, Mrs. Walter Edwards, at her Robertson home. A brief business session noted Mother's Day remembrances. Entertainment by Mrs. Austin Sutherland and Mrs. Martin Whittaker featured three written contests won by Mrs. Oral Norman and Mrs. Leo Marie. A seed and flower exchange occurred. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. Dale Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Robertson
Rooster Club
Walter Edwards
Robert
Austin Sutherland
Martin Whittaker
Oral Norman
Leo Marie
Robertson
Edwards
Dale Robertson
Fresh eggs retail 13¢ per doz Reister Bros
Fresh eggs are offered at 13 cents per dozen by Reister Bros. The ad lists a price point and the seller name, indicating a local grocery promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reister Bros
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Richard Carvel
Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
D. F. Maom
Geo. McFadden
Fred Bey
Marietta Workman
Della Miller
Roy Moore
H. G. McBride
Arthur Swift
Paul Snakemberg
H. M. Dodder
L. M. Robertson
Daniel
Washington High School
Washington Junior College
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Washington County Hospital
Vr McDaniel
University of Iown College of Pharmacy
Alpha Tau Omega
Mrs. Merritt McDaniel
Woman's Mission
Graham
Viy St
Dave McGaffey
Booster Club
Graham Department Stores
Chic New
Penny Wise
Sem
KKK
DICE
Windsor
Grahams Department Stores
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