Local couple obtains marriage license in Richland area
Anton H. Johnson of Richland and May Ann Cook of Coppock secured a marriage license yesterday. Mose Levy of Kalona plans to run Taylor auto parts shop and junkyard, with Bud Mulcahy overseeing the shop. Levy will split time between Wa Jona junkyard and the business. A food sale is announced for Saturday October 14 at Wash. Cleaners Unit 1 Meth. Aid Qt Qeoud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton H. Johnson
Richland
May Ann Cook
Coppock
Mose Levy
Kalona
Taylor Auto Parts
Bud Mulcahy
Mr. Levy
Wa Jona
John Stout Hospitalized After Corn Picker Accident
John Stout of Keota was admitted this morning for treatment of injuries from a corn picker accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stout
Keota
Cardinals Clash With Mason City Juniors On Thursday
Washington junior college Cardinals travel to Mason City to face Judge Grimsley’s powerful Mason City junior college eleven at 8:00 p m broadcast on KGLO. Cardinal lineup shifts include Bus Yoder at fullback and Homer Herron at tackle as they seek a road upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Kimberlin
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Mason City
Grimsley
Mason City Junior College
KGLO
Mason City Globe Gazette
Cardinals
Kimberlin
Luther College
Burlington
Worthington
Minn
Carroll
Yoder
Cardinal
Bill Longer
Charlie Thrapp
Bob Anderson
Jack Watson
Jerry Palmer
Gordon Carstensen
Ellis Finke
Homer Herron
Maurice Putman
Carl Jungbluth
Ralph Schoonover
Leo Palmer
Jim Meek
Marvin Gingerich
Dick Longer
Bill Finke
Ed Chuck
Jack Dunbar
Marion Griffin
Bill McGinnis
Social and Legion gathering notes and local happenings
Mr and Mrs Hugh Crayne of Oskaloosa spent yesterday at the Frank McFarlane home. Mae Campbell of Newton spent the weekend here with her sister Mrs Clarry Maxwell and Mr Maxwell. Local Legion leaders attended a Henry County post meeting in Hillsboro. Fresh eggs retail 16c a dozen. J R Squire of Detroit is visiting. Hotel Grand on North Marion Ave gets a fresh red paint coat. Thirty five bandmasters from southeastern Iowa attended a banquet at North Side cafe and then a high school demonstration by Rudy Levey. Levey also spoke in Mt Pleasant and Burlington and Ft Madison. Mrs W L Lake of Bloomfield spent evening with Mrs Milo Sorden while Mr Lake attended bandmasters meeting. Mrs Clara Gilbert to work tomorrow at Sorden Music shop office.
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Mae Campbell of
Newton
Clarry Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
Iowa
North Side
Rudy Levey
WGN
Milo Sorden
Maurice Brayton
Chicago
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Levey
Burlington
Ft. Madison
W. L. Lake
Bloomfield
Mr. Lake
Local social notes mark Eastern Star initiations and visits
Keota hosts an Eastern Star initiation with Mrs Blattner in the ceremony while Mrs T A Flenner and others attend. Attendees plan social events in Ainsworth and several residents move, travel or visit, including W M Salterberg buying the Bill Moore property and planning to move. Notables include Harold Perry arriving from Waco to tend a ill relative, and Doyle Buckles rising to Alabama Press Association leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Flenner
Victor Blattner
H. M. Dodder
Paul Snakenberg
Keota
Eastern Star Meeting
Blattner
Jessie Moore
Marietta Workman
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Ainsworth
W. M. Salterberg
Bill Moore
West
Monroe Street
East Second Street
Low priced fixtures draw strong value buyers
The items are described as very affordable and considered strong fixtures for the money and price is highlighted as exceptionally low.
Members Families of Pythian Sisters Meet for Supper
Thirty members of the Pythian Sisters lodge and their families attended a potluck supper last evening in the hall. After supper, cards and visiting followed. The supper committee were Mrs. Dan Rohrer Jr, Mrs. Pearl Parcell and Mrs. A B Schmoeller. A benefit card party is planned for Thursday October 26 at the hall. A ten cent social for Pythian Sisters and their husbands will be held at the hall this evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Everette Ward and Mrs. Walter S Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Dan Rohrer, Jr
Pearl Parcell
A. B. Schmoeller
Pythian Sisters
Everette Ward
Walter S. Brown
Marjorie Ahrens Elected President of Jacksonite Club
Jacksonite 4 H club officers were elected at Maurita Darnel’s home with six members present. Marjorie Ahrens became president, Mary Helen Huber vice president, Clara Ann Huber secretary treasurer, Ira Mae Darnell reporter, and Mary Ellen Duensing historian. Dorothy Daniel retired president led the meeting and records were reviewed for the annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonite 4-H Club
Maurita Darnel
Marjorie Ahrens
Mary Helen Huber
Clara Ann Huber
Ira Mae Darnell
Mary Ellen Duensing
Dorothy Daniel
Macurita Daniel
Johnson and Cookes Marry at Rubio Home
Linton Johnson and Mary Ann Cook of Coppock wed at the Johnson home near Rubio on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Clifford Carter officiated in front of eight guests. The bride wore navy crepe with a white shoulder corsage and a post ceremony dinner was hosted by local women. The couple plans residence at the Johnson home southeast of Rubio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubio Town
Linton Johnson
Mary Ann Cook
Coppock
Rubio
Clifford Carter
Pleasant Plain
Edgar McClure
Clayton Martin
John McClure
Ida McClure
Johnson
Past Noble Grand Circle Meets With Mrs R Johnson
Mrs. Richard Johnson hosted thirteen Past Noble Grand Circle members last evening. After the business session pinochle was played with Mrs Roy Brobst taking high and Mrs Edith Weidner low. Refreshments were served by Mrs Kenneth Lemkau and her mother. The next meeting place will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Johnson
Roy Brobst
Edith Weidner
Kenneth Lemkau
D.A.R Founder s Day Program Planned for Saturday Evening
Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe founder s day with a program Saturday evening at the home of Clarice Meek 119 East Main Street. A brief business meeting precedes the program and roll call will be answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clarice Meek
East Main Street
Roll Eall
County 4-H Club Banquet Planned
Washington county 4-H members plan a Harvest themed banquet Saturday at 6 30 PM in the Methodist church. John Killian will be toastmaster with talks from J W Chandler Marion Timmins Dorothy Daniel Isabelle Combs John Knotek and Carl W Carden. Music by the Walker trio and Bob McLainghlin with county officer elections near the end and Ed Hotle and wife as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Methodist Church
John Killian
J. W. Chandler
Marion Timmins
Dorothy Daniel
Isabelle Combs
John Knotek
Carl W. Carden
Winfield
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Walker Trio
Bob McLainghlin
Evenins
Ed Hotle
Washington County Farm Bureau
Hotle
Dessert bridge honors Mrs Orval Korf at Kalona
Mrs Alva Kepler hosted a dessert bridge in Kalona to honor Mrs Orval Korf of Meridian Mississippi. Twelve guests attended and prizes were won by Edith Welte and Ed Kerf with Kerf also receiving a guest prize.
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Kalona
Alva Kepler
Orval Korf
Merdian
Mississippi
Edith Welte
Ed Kers
Kerf
Prestigious Iowa Professor Speaks at Cotter Church
Dr. M. Willard Lampe from the University of Iowa School of Religion spoke Tuesday evening in Cotter Presbyterian church in Columbus Junction. Men of Cotter Bethel Haskins Salem and Columbus Junction churches hosted the visiting group. Women of Cotter Church served a 6:30 chicken dinner.
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Columbus Junction
M. Willard Lampe
School of Religion
University of Iowa
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Cotter
Bethel
Haskins, Salem
Pioneers of Iowa to Be Discussed at Meeting
Goeduck clams touted as the world’s longest necks with weights of several pounds and necks three to four feet long. Mrs. A Anderson to give a paper on Pioneers of Iowa. Meeting opens at 7 34 p m with Mary Welch as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
A Anderson
Mary Welch
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Fairfield
Little Six Cellar
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T. J. Berdo
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Fortune Shoes
Hugh Crayne
Oskaloosa
Frank McFarlane
Fred Downing
American Legion
Bobe Kurtz
Fresh Eggs
Reister Bros
J. R. Squire
Detroit, Mich
Mrs
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Marion Avenue
Clara Gilbert
Sorden Music Shop
Gilbert
Harold Perry
Waco
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Lee Hanna
Crawfordsville
Elsa Crawford
Phillip
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B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Lloyd Lytle
Wisie Long
R. J. Leffler
Lester Butler
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New York City
Ernest Sandbloom
Paul Bown
Mrs. C. V. Brown
John C. Miller
Washington County Hospital
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Des Moines
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Sharon High School
P. C. Pickett
Gather Studio
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Washington Democrat
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America
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Jacksonite Club
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Ethel Beck
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Elizabeth Fry
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Pletcher
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Joan Manning
Deen
Hirkle Pills
Hrolls
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Adlerika
Varke Davis
Soc Phillips
Magnesia
Cr. Edwards
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