Pretty Home Wedding Unites Klowell and Cuddeback
Marion Elizabeth Klowell and Keneth R. Cuddeback married in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Washington County. Attendants included Esther Gilmore and Gayard McCullough. The couple plans to farm near Washington after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdowell
Marion Elizabeth Klowell
West Chester
Keneth R. Cuddeback
Sterling College
Sterling
Kan
Shilon
Washington High
Iowa State College
Ames
Army
Washington
Damascus Shrine Holds Regular Meeting With Visits and Plans
Mrs. Edith Richards presided over Damascus Shrine’s meeting at the Masonic temple. Visitors included Mrs. Lillian Jacobson and Mr Jacobson of San Francisco. An invitation from Oriental Shrine No. 7 Davenport invited a ceremonial event at 7:30 p.m. June 7. Richards reported on the Supreme Session in Grand Rapids and announced Mrs. Roy Means of Eldora as district deputy with a September 24 school of instruction for Damascus Shrine. Committees were appointed for the Ceremonial Leg. 28 and Nellie J. Combellack of Long Beach will visit. A social hour followed with refreshments by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Richards
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Lillian Jacobson
Supreme
Jacobson
San Francisco
Calif
Oriental Shrine
No. 7
Davenport
Richards
Grand Rapids
Mich
Roy Means
Eldora
Nellie J. Combellack
Long Beach
Howard McBride
Will Hemings
Helen Brower
Gulls Open Clams Herring Gulls Open Clams by Dropping
Seabirds observed dropping clams from a height onto hard surfaces near the harbor to crack shells. Researchers note multiple gull species participate, exploiting urban oceanfront habitats for foraging success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Garden Department Hosts May Party at Rukgaber Cabin
Fortingbury club Garden Department section 2 held its concluding meeting of the year at Mrs. W. L. Rukgaber’s cabin on the English River near Kalona. Twenty five members and guests, including Mrs. William Stewart and her daughter, attended a luncheon, program papers on gardening, and a tour of the hostess’s riverfront home and flower garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Department
Fortingbury Club
W. L. Rukgaber
English River
Kalona
Datsie McConnell
Ernie Wemple
E. L. Rouse
Jay Brewer
Ward MacCutchen
L. L Love
Roy Lowash
Relief Fund For
Europe
F. L. Broadgate
Victory City Corn Selections For Freezing And Fresh Use
Ruth Foster reports on sweet corn in Victory City noting old standbys Marcross Joana and Golden Bantam plus Country Gentleman for late harvests. Iona is praised for eating quality while Golden Bantam lasts longer than many hybrids and Golden Grain Hybrid is a newer productive variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Marcross
Joana
Iona
Breast and other cancers cause thousands of deaths in 1943
In the United States cancer of the breast caused 16,140 deaths in 1943, cancer of the uterus caused 16,968 deaths, cancer of the larynx caused 1,490 deaths, cancer of the tongue 1,231 deaths, and cancer of the lips 661 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Corner of Sausage Bake Recipe Draft
Spread 2 pounds bulk pork sausage on a wax paper sheet. Mix 3 cups soft bread crumbs 2 tablespoons minced onion 2 tablespoons chopped celery 2 teaspoons salt to taste pepper 3 tablespoons drippings and enough liquid to moisten. Spread mixture over meat.
Anniversary and Birthday Notices for Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnieder celebrate 51st wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their Schneider home. Sarah Ellen Jones marks her 14th birthday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones. Vananita Kauffman turning 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kauffman, of Noble. Well-wishers include Mrs. Ira Gastian, Lillian Endicott, Mrs. Joe Lambert of Keota, Clarence Hotle of West Chester, Dale Robertson, Merritt McDaniel, Dr. P. L. Etter, Charles Denison, Patrick Henry, Elsie Waltman of Brighton. Michael John Putman observed second birthday yesterday, son of T-4 and Mrs. Maurice Putman of Keota. T-4 Putman stationed at Fort Meyers. Mrs. Leonard Pohren also observing a birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schnieder
Schneider
Vananita Kauffman
Mr. J. R Kauffman
Noble
Ira Gastian
Lillian Endicott
Joe Lambert
Keota
Clarence Hotle
West Chester
Dale Robertson
Merritt McDaniel
P. L. Etter
Charles Denison
Patrick Henry Elsie Waltman
Brighton
Michael John Putman
T-4
Maurice Putman
Putman
Fort Meyers
Five Five Five fire alarm signal explained
A New York fire department description explains the five five five signal as a beyond control fire call that would require rapid mobilization of up to thirteen companies of sappers and miners. Each company comprises about thirty lieutenants who would rush to the scene by taxi or private car to undertake the dangerous operation.
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New York Fire Department
Dessert Bridge Party Ideas For Summer Entertaining
A 1946 summer social plan suggests dessert bridge as a stylish solution for entertaining. It details easy desserts like brownies and pineapple angel tarts, with steps for making crusts, fillings, and toppings, plus coffee to accompany each dish.
Missionary Meeting With Mrs Coulter at United Presbyterian
The Women’s Missionary Society evening division met for its May gathering with Mrs Harriet Coulter presiding. Mrs D J Ross discussed Waiting Millions and Mrs J Russell Bell spoke on The Printed Highway as 23 members attended and welcomed new member Mrs Emma Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Harriet Coulter
John Stewart
W. W. Caldwell
Edith Miller
Harriet Clendenning
Nora Ebner
Carolyn Hamilton
Jessie Stewart
D. J. Ross
J. Russell Bell
Ross
Clendenning
FE. M. McConaughy Wees
Clendenring
Emma Cherry
Deer antler points not tied to age say Colorado study
A survey by the Colorado game management division finds that 50 percent of yearling bucks have two points on each side. The fact challenges the assumption that antler points match age.
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Colorado Game Management Division
Social Calendar Notes For Local Groups
Social calendar items list Little Flower Circle meeting Mrs Bernard McCarthy 603 West Jefferson Friday Pauls Youth Fellowship 7 30 at Church Pansy Hill club evening Mr and Mrs John Caldwell WRC regular meeting 2 20 at Legion hall
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Little Flower Circle
Bernard McCarthy
W. Jefferson
S. Paul's Youth Fellowship
Pansy Hill Club
John Caldwell
WRC
Legion Hall
Methodist Choir Rehearsal Rescheduled for Friday Evening
The Methodist church adjusts its choir rehearsal to Friday at 7:30 PM instead of the usual Wednesday slot due to Memorial Day on Thursday.
Soil Basic Man and His Three Basic Needs
The statement emphasizes that humans rely on soil for food clothing and shelter, noting that soil remains essential to meeting these three fundamental needs. The message underscores ongoing dependence on agricultural and natural resources rooted in soil.
Sweet Potatoes Provide Nutritious Energy Source
Sweet potatoes supply energy for daily activity and work. They, like other vegetables, provide mineral salts vitamins and bulk and yield an alkaline product in the body that counteracts acids from cereals meat and eggs.
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honoring Corinne Peiffer
Corinne Peiffer was feted at a Sunday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Edwin Peiffer at the Victor Peiffer home. She will wed Melvin A. Herrick of Webster on June 4. Guests and activities included a kitchen contest with prizes, gift display, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Peiffer
Edwin Peiffer
Victor Peiffer
Miss Peiffer
Melvin A. Herrick
Webster
Harold Loos
Marcella Wittetoe
Otto Adam
Harry Parke
Alvin Shaw
Grace Shaw
Vince Shulie
Theola
Thelma
Leo Vogel
Virginia
Frank Peiffer
Lucile
Lillian
L. R. Herrick
Margaret
Steve Peiffer
D. KE. Levien
Ray Adam
Carol Ann and Terry
John Linnencamp
Paul Peiffer
John Frame
Francis Gent
Leonard Bomber
Norbert Hammes
Raymond Hamilton
Mabel Reed
Merna and
Maly
Marcella Vittetoe
Victor Peifter
Marilyn and
Paty
Spring Garnishes Add Color to Meat Platters
Fresh garnish ideas for spring platters emphasize edible garnishes and color harmony. Suggestions include apple rings with jelly centers for pork, carrot borders around ham, green pea mashed potatoes with lamb, parsley sprigs and lemon shapes on steak, lattice potatoes, hot pickled beets on hash, orange slices with jelly, mint jelly for lamb, and carving turnip and carrot flowers for meat platters.
Shower Courtesy For Bride Elect In Keota
Marilyn Jean Rhodebeck of Keota was honored at a pre nuptial shower Saturday evening. A Tom Thumb wedding featured twenty hostesses and over a hundred guests at the Christian Church parlor. The bridal party included Charlene Stoutner bride and John Rhodedeck groom with Mary Carolyn Palmer maid of honor and Richard Johnston best man. Flowers, gifts, and pink white decor accompanied a candlelight reception as Rhodebeck’s June wedding to Eugene Williams was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jean Rhodebeck
Keota
Christian Church
Frank Stoutner
Bruce Stoutner
Charlene Stoutner
John Rhodedeck
Mary Carolyn Palmer
Richard Johnston
Janice Bolinger
Sandra Stoutner
Martha Page
Joyce Yoder
Dixie Herr
Judy Stoutner
Mary Lou Palmer
Glenda Palmer
Susie Herr
Susie Dillon
Julia Stewart
Bob Hurst
Margaret Sprague
Carolee Cupp
Shirley Cupp
Donna Lois Stoutner
Ernie Utterback
Leo Stoutner
Bert Tandy
Richard Striegel
Glenn Sprague
James Stoner
Walter Smith
Sammy Singmaster
Albert Schauneberg
Will Sanders
O. C. Rowe
Robert Malley
June Johnston
Bernice Hurst
Glenn Cupp
Betty Cupp
Frank Bollinger
Charles Stutler
Clover Leaf Club Plans on Rally Day
Clover Leaf 4 H club met at Dorothy Schaffer home in Crawfordsville on May 29. Seven girls answered the call with How I Have Improved My Room and Nancilee Anderson led the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Crawfordsville
Clover Leaf 4-H Club
Dorothy Schaffer
Nancilee Anderson
May Party Held for United Presbyterian Class Girls
Mrs Ralph Kleese hosted a Sunday school class party for seventh and eighth grade girls from the United Presbyterian church. Seven girls attended along with two mothers. Inside games and favorite songs were enjoyed around the piano followed by spring flower decorated refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kleese
United Presbyterian Church
Crochet Rugs and Dresser Scarves Talk Highlights
Joy ce Gault spoke on Crocheted Rugs while another talk covered Colorful Dresser Scarves. Members voted to send a box of clothing to a needy family in Europe and took part in a picture quiz about this year’s project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Gault
Europe
Mary Virginia Twinam
Raw cabbage provides near half of daily vitamin C need
The report notes that one cup of raw cabbage supplies nearly 50 percent of the daily vitamin C requirement, highlighting its role as a significant source.
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Esther Gilmore
Aledo
Lll
Brie
Gayard McCullough
Conesville
Virginia Eckels
Studen
Town State College
William Estep
Cole Spring
Miss Gilmore
John McDowell
Elda Ruth McDowell
North Side Square
Victory City
Sarah Ellen Jones
Harry Jones
Leonard Pohren
New York
Pioneer Drug Store
George Manley
Merle Clarke
Fairfield
Ethel M. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Mary Nyeum
Wilma Aleese
Ted Mayer
Miss Rhodebeck
Harold Rhodebeck
Mrs. Kleese
CHEED
Cheed Ice Cream Association
Scotts
Scott’s
Scott Furniture
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