Centennial at Fairfield attenders and sale notice
Mrs. Louella Watton and others attended the Centennial at Fairfield on Wednesday. Mrs. C R Stearns advertises a household goods sale Saturday Oct 7 at 1 30. Mr Bill Bash from Wellman and others shopped in Washington. the McCleerys returned from Chicago after attending the Advertising Specialty Fair earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louella Watton
G. W. White
Mount Pleasant
R. C. Risk
Fairfield
C. R. Stearns
Richard McCleery
Chicago
Hospital dismissals and birth announced
At the hospital LaDeen Walters Crawfords ville and Orville Geret Riverside were dismissed this morning. Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods Washington are parents of a daughter born this morning weighing seven pounds and fifteen ounces. Clyde Maxwell Wellman was dismissed yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Woods
Washington
Clyde Maxwell
Wellman
Cornell College Meets Cardinals at Case Field Tonight
Cornell College opens its home schedule against Washington junior college with 23 man squad. Coach Dick Barker plans early reserves but regulars may see brief action as they face Culver-Stockton en route to Canton. Cards led by Bus Yoder out. Yoder and Chuck sidelined with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Culver-Stockton College
Cornell College
Washington Junior College
Cardinal
Cornell
Dick Barker
Cornellians
St. Ambrose
Loras College
Columbia
Dubuque
Ralph Schoonover
Leo Palmer
Carl Junebluth
Jack Dunbar
Ellis Finke
Bob Anderson
Charlie Krapp
Bill Longer
Jerry Palmer
Palmer
Anderson
Kropp
Jim Meek
Marvin Gingerich
Kalona
Fairfield
Cardinals
L. A. Gluenkin
Trojans
Maasdam
Bob Lewis
Don Mitchell
Jack Mace
Harold Wolf
T. J. Berdo
Frank Dea
Cards Open Home Schedule With Ivy League Opponent
The Dem Cards booster group calls for full attendance at Case Field for the season opener against Cornell. Ken Kim Berlin leads the junior college Cardinals with McKechnie managing, Gates guarding, Anderson and Gallagher at guards, and Brown at center. Bleachers relocate to the sidelines and admission is 25 cents for adults as Case Field is set for a strong home debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Field
Ken Kimberlin
Cardinals
Iowa
Cornell
Phi Kappa Pi pledges Clinton Stewart at Monmouth College
Phi Kappa Pi at Monmouth College Illinois announced the pledging of Clinton Stewart of Washington as part of this year’s freshman class. Stewart was among sixteen students pledged by the fraternity this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Pi Fraternity
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ill
Clinton Stewart
Washington
Stewart
Phi Kappa Pi
Washington visitors and local moving details headline
Mr and Mrs E H Thomas and son of Cotter with Mrs J C Richardson and Mrs W H Ross of Krota visited Washington yesterday. The Stearns sale is set for Saturday Oct 7 at Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs W M Tweeten move from 902 East Main to 120 Clara Barton recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Ed Hanson. Dr and Mrs C A Owen of Monmouth IL arrived to visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Corette and will attend a dinner at United Presbyterian church hosted by the Young Women missionaries society where Dr Owen will speak. Phil Wanerus returns to work at the Carr market after a ten day absence due to a sprained ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Thomas
Cotter
J. C. Richardson
W. H. Ross
Krota
Washington
W. M. Tweeten
East Main Street
Clara Barton
Ed Hanson
C. A. Owen
Monmouth
Charles Corette
United Presbyterian Church
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Dr. Owen
Phil Wanerus
Carr Market
Hill-Smith Nuptials Repeated in Kahoka Missouri
Vera Smith daughter of Louis Smith near West Chester and Ed win Hill son of Mr and Mrs James Hill near Mount Auburn wed September 23 in Kahoka Missouri Rev Dawson of the Christian church officiated at his home Mrs Hill a West Chester high school graduate attended Penn college Osialoosa and Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Falls She is a primary teacher in Mount Auburn school Mr Hill a Mount Auburn high school graduate has worked with his father in farming They will live with his parents until March then establish their own home leasing the Clark Johnson farm southwest of Mount Auburn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Smith
Louis Smith
West Chester
Edwin Hill
James Hill
Mount Auburn
Kahoka
Dawson
The
Christian Church
Hill
Penn College
Osialoosa
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Myre
Clark Johnson
Mrs. Ed Heck Hosts Friendly Circle Halloween Party
Mrs. Ed Heck welcomed eleven members of the Friendly Circle club and two guests yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured Halloween decorations and games with leaders Mrs. Isaac Kleese and Mrs. Ed Heek guiding activities. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from guest Mrs. Ronald Horn and Mrs. Isaac Kleese. The next meeting is set for November 2 at Mrs. Raymond Graf’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Heck
Friendly Circle Club
Hallowe'en
Isaac Kleese
Ed Heek
Ronald Horn
Raymond Graf
Clarinet Origins Tied to Denner and Early Wind Instruments
The clarinet traces back to 1690 with German inventor J C Denner shaping its early form. It may relate to ancient winds like the shawn, as English shawm and German schalmey share connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Denner
Schalmey
Iowa History Is Topic in Public Affairs Meeting
The Public Affairs department discussed Iowa's first hundred years with the program "Iowa's First Hundred Years." Mrs. Cherry spoke on Territory of Iowa, 1838, and Miss Johnson on History of Iowa As a State. Hostesses were Mel Weldin and Dessa Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Public Affairs Department
Mel
Phil Weldin
Dessa Shaw
R. G. Cherry
Susie Johnson
Nurses Home
D. H., McLaughlin
Hugh McCleery
Menihbera
Eikk, Stutsman
H. G. Richardson
Walter R. Brown
Ed Warren
Harper
D. D. Davis
Yearbooks Made at Jolly Troopers Meeting
Yearbooks were made and names drawn for club sisters at the Jolly Troopers meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Paul Bell's home. Ten members, seven children and two guests attended. New members included Mrs. Grace Davison, Mrs. John Work and Mrs. Charles Hesseltine. Plans were formed for a wiene roast on October 27 at Lester Wagner home. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Dale Bain to host next meeting on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Troopers
Paul Bell
Fred Wanzner
Virginia Davidson
Grace Davison
John Work
Charles Hesseltine
Wiene
Lester Wagner
Dale Bain
Braden Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Atkinson Home
Mrs. Carl Atkinson hosted nine Braden club members and one guest Mrs John Cannon near Crawfordsville on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Mary Blaine provided entertainment. A Thanksgiving potluck supper was planned for Thursday evening November 23 at Sam Witting home. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Atkinson
Braden Club
John Cannon
Crawfordsville
Mary Blaine
Sam Witting
Mra. Blaine
Chapter J Meeting Supports P E O. Home Gifts
Chapter J members of P E O. visited the Mount Pleasant home and collected canned fruits and jellies for the residence. Mrs. Boyd Berdo presented a paper on the Pr. EB. O. home and Mrs. T. L. Brookhart spoke on welfare and trust funds. Twenty one members and one guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter J
P. E O
Mount Pleasant
Clifford Thorne
Pr. EB. O
Boyd Berdo
Welfare and Trust Fund
T. L. Brookhart
B. J. Johnson
Merry Ten Club Meets at Redlinger Home
The Merry Ten club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Redlinger last Thursday evening with all members present and guests including Mr and Mrs Hubert Redlinger and family and Mary Catherine Redfinger. Vintóe was played at four tables with Mrs Kenneth Ornduff winning high for women and Ervin Wulfe high for men. Host and hostess, aided by Mrs Hubert Redlinger, served refreshments. The October meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Grove Lette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Ten Club
Earl Redlinger
Hubert Redlinger
Mary Catherine Redfinger
Kenneth Ornduff
Ervin Wulfe
Grove Lette
American Home to Host Cooperative Luncheon
The American Home department will hold a cooperative luncheon next Tuesday at Myrtle Pearson's home. Members should bring their own table service a dish to pass and sandwiches. Meat potatoes and a dessert will be furnished. Those without transport should contact Mrs R B War fel, transportation chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pearson
George Jarrard
American Home
R. S. Warfel
F. Bostwick
Social Calendar Notices for Community Events
Notices for this calendar due by 10 am Saturday. W R C meets at 2 30 pm at the G A R hall. Monday literary department meets 7 45 pm at Wesleyan Home Missionary meeting at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs Lelia Anderson at 401 East Jefferson. Tuesday booster club meets afternoon. American Home sections meet 1 pm and 2 30 pm with hostesses Mrs George Jarrard and Mrs S F Bostwick providing details and transportation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Huber
East Jeffer
Wesleyan Home
Sajon
Lelia Anderson
Son Street
Glory
Jesse Busby
Many Happy Returns Birthdays Across Town Today
John Logan son of Mr and Mrs Al Logan is thirteen today. Janet Lee Fletcher daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Fletcher Ainsworth is six. Dan Brindley Mrs John Hughes Willis Booth Sam Witting celebrate birthdays. Neva Norene Long of Wyman marks birthday. Herry Luers Rubio Nick Tinnes Dublin Homer Hole Keota Mrs Ralph Brinning Wellston and others share birthday today. Marie Green South Highland Raymond Lasek Bernice Lukavsky Betty Gretter and Dorothy Mae Flatline born in October. Glen A Watson known as Tippy has a birthday. T H Peters is all smiles on his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lee Fletcher
Lyle Fletcher
Ainsworth
Herry Luers
Rubio
Nick Tinnes
Dublin
Homer Hole
Keota
Ralph Brinning
Wellston
Mary Rsele
Crawfordsville
Marie Green
South Highland
Raymond Lasek
Bernice’ Lukavsky
Betty Gretter
Dorothy Mae
Camp Fire Group Plans Slumber Party at Adelyn Duea
The Powhatas Camp Fire group met at Erma Turnipseed's home with guardian Mrs. Joe Duea. They approved minutes and outlined a Friday night slumber party at Adelyn Duea’s house, outdoor cooking, a trip to a football game, popcorn and apples, breakfast outdoors, and a future meeting at Mary Voorhees' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powhatas
Camp Fire
Erma Turnipseed
Guardian
Joe Duea
Adelyn Duea
Sara Lu Miller
Duea
Mary Voorhees
Pilotburge Ladies Aid Meeting Ends With Plans
Eighteen members attended the Pilotburg Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Albert Stransky and Mrs. Miriam Ashby. The president Mrs. Frank Stransky led a business session and plans were made for a church social Monday October 30 with potluck meals and a program committee. A poem roll call and antiques display accompanied a music contest won by Mrs. Allison Maas. Refreshments were served and the November meeting will be a all day quilting event at Cart Oldfield’s home with noon potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stransky
Miriam Ashby
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Frank Stransky
Helt
Allison Maas
Oldfield
Delta Alpha Class Elect Officers for Year
The Delta Alpha Sunday school class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Lauder Kennedy home with Mrs. N. M. Speidel in charge and Mrs. Hower Jarrard presiding. Officers elected were president Mrs. Carl Lite, vice president Mrs. O. E. Sass, secretary Mrs. H. M. Dodé, treasurer Mrs. L. R. Carte, teacher Mrs. Speidel. Travel talks were given by several members and Mrs Neiswanger chaired refreshments notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
N. M. Speider
Lauder Kennedy
Walter Jarrare
Hower Jarrard
Carl Lite
O. E. Sass
H. M. Dod
L. R. Carte
Speidel
Lloyd Neiswanger
Casbee
Homer Jarrard
Wes Turner
Neiswanger
S. S. Class Holds Wiener Roast at Sunset Park
Members of the Methodse Home Builders class and families met for a wiener roast in Sunset Park last evening with twenty one attendees. Dr. and Mrs. R. Keagy were guests. An informal social evening followed the supper. Committees named for December social include Kitchee and couples Grubb, Gardner, Wolfe, Trais, Ware, Brenneman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Keagy
Kitchee
T. F. Grubb
Wade Gardner
Sherman Wolfe
L. B. Trais
Ladies Aid Society Meets in Business Session
St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid met at the church with forty members and three guests. Mrs Carl Klein led devotionals, and Rev Klein presided. Mrs Roy Finke was elected a delegate to the synod meeting in Wilton Junction on October 19 and 20. A fried chicken supper was planned for October 18. The dining room equipment project received a committee of Mrs Henry Witthoft Mrs Martin Westen and Mrs Anna Landau. Hostesses included Mrs Hannah Zieglowsky and Mrs Sophia Peterson. Lillian Lite and Roy Finke will host the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
Carl Klein
Klein
Roy Finke
Wilton Junction
Martha Zieglowsky
George Miller
Henry Witthoft
Martin Westen
Anna Landau
Hannah Zieglowsky
Sophia Peterson
Florence Zieglowsky
Lulu Johnson
Lillian Lite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Althea Montgomery
Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
Bill Bash
O. C. Boshart
Wayland
Mrs
Francis Wright
Fresh Eggs
Doz
Reister Bros
Mace Body & Paint Shop
LaDeen Walters
Orville Geret
Riverside
Cc. V. Crull
Leffler
Demons
McKechnie
Reds
Bill McKechnie
Cincy Reds
Billy, Jr
Beattie
Carol
Jimmy
Bureh Biscuit Company
Crozier
Kiymouth
Don CC. Davis
C. W. Davis
University of Iowa
American Society of Civil Engineers
Davis
S. U. S. School of Engineering
Harry Osborne
Storrs-Schaeffer
Mabel Hunter
Shenandoah
Fred Tandy
Des Moines
Jack Lords
Frank
Boston
Stearns
Hardware News
Rukgaber Hardware
North Side Square
WY Frank “Frasch
Fordham Flash
ST Laws Cardinals
Pig Traynoke
Pittsbvrea Pirates
Hill-Smith
Missouri
Redlinger
W.R.C. Meeting
G.A.R. Hall
Boyd Berdo DeMoley
MasonicaTemple
John Logan
al Logan
Dan Brindley
John Hughes
Willis Booth
Neva Norene Long
Wyman
Glen A. Watson
As “ Tippy
T. H. Peters
Pilotburge
S. S
Ladies Aid Society
Richard Stewart
GREEN
S. Iowa Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!