Lucille Bowie Weds Lafayette Stout in Iowa City Home
Lucille Bowie daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bowie of Iowa City and Lafayette Stout son of Mr and Mrs Lafayette Stout of West Chester were married Sunday afternoon in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home conducted by Rev Hian T Jones of the First Presbyterian Church. The couple will reside in Iowa City after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bowie
George Bowie
Iowa City
Lafayette Stout
West Chester
Hian T. Jones
First Presbyyterian Church
Ruth Stout
Ada May Thomas
Martha Stout
Cecil Bowie
Elmer Anderson
Herbert Bowie
Jake Sanders
Muscatine
Vane Altman
Jessie Cowquill
Mary Frances Altman
Packwood
Florence
Louis Bowie
Zearing
Floyd Bowie
Orient
Grace Ayers
H. M. Fige
Cedar Rapids
Mary Anderson
Cecil Rowle
Ames
Ft Madison
Mary Frances
J. W. Cowells
J Warren
Herbert Rowle
Towa City
George Stout
George Jr
David
Eddie
Virginia
John Stout
Barbara
I. E. Coffey
Mary
Martha
Ruth
Robert Stout
Paul Griffith
Luncheon Reservations Due By Tuesday At Country Club
Reservations for the first guest day luncheon at the country club this summer must be made by tomorrow evening. Those attending the luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. should call co chairmen Mrs. Harry Sowden or Mrs. Nels B Westermark. The assisting committee includes Mrs J M Lloyd, Mrs Phil Antonoff, Mrs M J Cruise, Mrs Henry Palley, Mrs J O Sexton, Mrs 4 F Boller, Mrs Lester Jones and Mrs Ed Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sowden
Nels B. Westermark
Henry Palley
J. O. Sexton
F. Boller
Lester Jones
Ed Sullivan
Birthday greetings for Journal's Three Quarter Century club members
Two of the Journal's Three Quarter Century club members have birthdays today Horace G. McMillan 85 of Sturgis South Dakota and S C Pearson 82 of Ainsworth Merritt McDaniel Dr P L Etter Harvey Coulter of Wauke gan AL Charles Denison and Patrick Henry have birthdays today Also on the list are Mrs Ira Gastman of Kansas City a daughter of Mr and Mrs I Rothschild Lillian Endicott Mrs Joe Lambert of Keota Clarence Hotle of West Chester and Dale Robertson Florence Stout of West Chester had a birthday yesterday She and Jean Luers of West Chester share the same day and age Both are West Chester high school graduates returning home after June 2 from the Stout farm one mile south of West Chester Gladys Mace enjoys this week as vacation from her linotypist job at the Journal
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The
Journal
Horace G. McMillan
Sturgis
S. D
S. C. Pearson
Ainsworth
Merritt McDaniel
P. L. Etter
Harvey Coulter
Waukegan, AL
Charles Denison
Patrick Henry
Ira Gastman
Kansas City
I. Rothseh
Leé
Lillian Endicott
Joe Lambert
Keota
Clarence Hotle
West Chester
Dale Robertson
Florence Stout
Jean Luers
West Chester High School
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Meetings and Dinners
Community groups list events from Monday to Friday including Rainbow Girls drill practice Rovemary club Just Us club Dayton Linger Longer club Bethel Missionary society Pilotburg Ladies Aid St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid COC class West Chester P.T.A. council P.E.O. luncheon and other gatherings with host names and reservation contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovemary Club
Charles Casper
Ornene
Dayton Linger Longer Club
Golia Miller
Bethel Missionary Society
Coiter Presbyterian Church
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Ferne Leeper
Nneheon
Frank Patterson
P.T.A. Council
P.E.O
T. A. Michels
North Iawa Avenue
Recital of Piano Music Given in Christian Church
Pupils of Mrs Edith Keister presented a piano recital at the Christian church. The program featured varied pieces by Blane, Loomis, MacGrath, Masson, and more, including duets and works by Bach, Haydn, Dvorak, Rubinstein, and Paderewski. Performers included Elizabeth Meek, Mary Martin, Miranda Martin, Joan Kennedy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Keister
Blake Pearly
Wallenstein
Laughing Waters
Blake Phyllis Orcutt
Loomis Jean Kennedy
Miles Elizabeth Meek
Marcia Masson
Joan Kennedy
Miranda Martin
Dorothy Putnam
Oxen Minnett
Balle
Mary Voorhees
Georgia Sawyer
Este
Haydn Charlottea Karl
Betty Snak
Sherlock Holmes
Lemont
Dick Peterson
Grist
Shirley Brown Butt
Shirley Brown Butt Ohne Ees
Cca Rubinstein
Betty Snakenberg
Little Coquette
Rodgers Gwendolyn Ramseyerenberg
Dorothy Putman
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Elfin Dance
Charlotte Karl
Nineteenth Century Club Luncheon at Miller Home
Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs. R. J. Patterson hosted the Nineteenth Century club luncheon Saturday at Mrs. Miller's home with fifteen members present and guest Mrs. G. W. Hay. Officers chosen: A. Anderson president, Helen Wilson vice president, Myrta Jeffrey secretary treasurer. The book review was Our Family by two Chinese children with comments by the third. Luncheon ends club meetings until October and members vote to wear sun bonnets for the centennial celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
R. J. Patterson
Nineteenth Century Club
A. E. Baldrige
Memorial Day Flower Arrival and Local Events
The decorating committee chair asks flowers be brought to the courthouse by 8 o clock on Tuesday. Caldwell reunion set for Sunday at Sunset Park with a noon picnic. guest Eva Steen of Everett Washington. A cottage prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday at 9 30 in the David Wailineford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Sunset Park
Eva Steen
Everette, Wash
David Wailineford
South Avenues
Sare
Local visitors and family gatherings around Iowa City
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City residents visited the E K Stutsman family in Iowa City for a dinner hosted by the Stutsmans. Vera Stutsman traveled from Cedar Falls to join the family gathering and will return soon for summer school. I D Quinn and family spent the weekend in Ames with their son and daughter in law. Mrs I D Quinn celebrated her birthday with a dinner on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deaton
Dixie Lee
Cedar Rapids
Karl Fry
J. L. Palmer
Will Liebe
Iowa City
John Voket
Michigan
Vera Stutsman
Cedar Falls
I. D. Quinn
Ames
Wilbur Quinn
Mrs. I. D. Quinn
Maxine Churchill Showered Before Nuptials
Maxine Churchill was honored at a Saturday afternoon bridal shower hosted by Ethel Zieglowsky at the Charles Zieglowsky home. Friends played games and teased the bride to be while Virginia Zieglowsky presented gifts. Pink and white decor and refreshments complemented the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Churchill
Martha Zieglowsky
Viola Simmering
Jean Frey and Dale Good Wed in Cedar Rapids Parsonage
Jean Frey daughter of EFJ Frey of Haskins and Dale Good son of Jacob Good of Wayland married in a Cedar Rapids First Baptist Parsonage ceremony. Grant Anderson performed the single ring rite. Attendants were My and Mrs Ray Good. The couple will live in Wayland where Good has a position with Wayland Elevator Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Frey
EF. J. Frey
Haskins
Dale Good
Jacob Good
Wayland
First Baptist
Cedar Rapids Key
Grant Anderson
Mrs
Ray Good
Aponica
Mrs. Good
Mr. Good
Wayland Elevator Company
Bake Sale by Haskins Ladies Aid at Washington Cleaners
The Haskins Ladies Aid hosts a bake sale at Washington Cleaners on Monday May 29. Proceeds support church and community projects with a selection of pastries and treats for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins Ladies Aid
Washington
Sunbonnets in America Centenary Celebrations Traditions
The centennial sunbonnet club studies the hat’s history from home sewed sunbonnets to early factory designs. It notes sunbonnet variety, styles, and decline with straw hats and mourning bonnets. A quote from Adam Bede ties the era to gender perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adam Bede
Miss Blankenhorn Weds Keith Hiller in Columbus Junction
Martha Blankenhorn daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Blankenhorn Columbus Junction and Keith Hiller son of Mr and Mrs La Verne Hiller Grandview were married at 730 PM Saturday in the bride home Rev RE Hillibridle Grundy Center officiated with a single ring service Attendants were Mr and Mrs Max Blankenhorn and Maxine Blankenhorn sang I Love You Truly The couple will reside on the Humphrey Davis farm northwest of Cotter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Martha Blankenhorn
Scott Blankenhorn
Keith Hiller
la Verne
Hiller
Grandview
RE. EK. Hillibridle
Grundy Center
Pleasant Grove Bethel Church
Maxine Blankenhorn
Kathryn Hiller
Max Blankenhorn
Mrs. Hiller
Humphrey Davis
Cotter
Hiller Family Connections Highlight Local Education and Farming
Mrs Hiller a Columbus high school graduate attended Town State Teachers college at Cedar Falls and taught primary in Wyman for three years. Mr Hiller, a Wapello high school graduate, worked with his father in farming and led a large 4 H club in Grand View township.
Class Has Meeting in Benson Home
The Builders class of the Prairie Flower Sunday school held its regular meeting Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Benson. Rev. C. F. Strong led a devotional before the entertainment committee, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mouser, took over. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Mouser. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reeves in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Sunday School
Rolland Benson
EF. Strong
Stanley Mouser
C. C. Reeves
Home Missionary Society Sets Mite Box Day
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Saturday afternoon to open mite boxes and observe giving. Mrs. Atack led the program on New Horizons Through Missionary Education with candle lighting and piano by Mrs. Hampsher. nominating committee named. treasurer reported pledged funds met. Next meeting June 30 with Mrs. Lemley. Tea and cakes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
the Methodist Church
O. EK. Sehmitt
Arthur Atack
Remps Hampsher
Atack
T. F. Barker
P. E. Babcock
H. M. Shaver
J. K. Kunath
Clara Huber
Ira Rathmel
E. Sehmitt
8. P. Finch
Mrs TeRockhorst Hosts Good Cheer Club Meeting
Mrs Leo TeRockhorst was hostess to ten members of the Good Cheer club Friday afternoon in her home. One new member, Mrs Ed Beranek, was added to the club roll. The afternoon included music singing a spelling bee and a guessing contest. Two course refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo TeRockhorst
Good Cheer Club
Ed Beranek
Indians and the wheel introduction by Europeans
A brief note recalls that indigenous peoples in the Americas did not adopt wheeled transport before European contact, suggesting no wheel use among New World Indians prior to settlers. It frames the arrival of white settlers as the catalyst for later adoption.
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Stout Farm
Gladys Mace
Rlette
Don
Rainbow Girls
Tee
MacGrath
Mary Martin
Chibiribin Pestalozza
Mary and
Broomstick Parade
Preston Jean Boileau
the Gypsies
Sidra i Rodgers
Jensen
Eee
Hadley Frances Falk
Thompson Robert Noonan
Linke
Robert Noonan
Jack Pauls
Dvorak
Kenton Mangold
Gondoliers_ am
Frances Falk
Shirley
Frances Whisler
Clement
Joe Pease
Wanda Pence
Wilson
Paderewski
Shirley Dunlap
Rubinstein
Frances Whistler
19Th Century Club
Miller Home
Carters
Or.p
S. Lowa
Miss Blankenhorn
Wyman
Benson
King
International Illustrated News
King George VI
Winnipeg
Great Britain
Home Missionary Society
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