Reverend Kinnavey Speaks at CDA Mother Daughter Dinner
Rev. R. J. Kinnavey, Catholic Daughter of America chaplain, spoke on The Shrines in the Home at the CDA mother daughter potluck supper in St. James Social Hall. Sixty four members and daughters attended. event featured autumn decor, corsages, solos by Mrs. Francis Mangold, and a 30 year CDA report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Kinnavey
CDA
St. James Social Hall
St. James
Father Kinnagey
Paul Horak
Catherine Swift
Court McDermott
Francis Mangold
Richmondt
Irving Berlin
Leonard Marie
A. J. Ryan
Lloyd Marek
Miss Swift
Mangold
Gloria Keyser
Margaret Keyser
Monica McCarthy
Bernard McCarthy
al Ledger
Horak
Frank Casey
Felix Dougall
Bob Birney
Hubert Redlinger
F. Adrian
John Wheelan
Charles Ragan
Swift
Joseph Hines
Harry Sowden
Community Circle and Club Schedules for Thursday
A busy Thursday lists Methodist WSCS Circle meetings at 8:00 p.m. in church parlors and other groups meeting at 7:00 p.m. for a potluck program at St James hall. Various circles and clubs gather in churches and Masonic Temple with transportation, refreshments, and charity work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Wscs
Masonic Temple
Knights of Columbus and Families
St. James Hall
Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian Church Group IV
Ed Chahal
Washington District
Families First shown to 100 at Lincoln PTA meeting
About 100 members of the Lincoln PTA attended a screening of Families First at the school on Wednesday evening. John Lee led a post film discussion on four child needs: security affection new experiences and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Pta
John Lee
Harold Jarvis
Keith Vetter
Marion Snodgrass
Tom Duncan
Phyllis Willey
Leland White
Herb Osincup
Paul Thayer
Joe Easter
Fred Bell
Max Lee
Harold Thomassen
Ray Anderson
Don Boyer
Robert Speed
Lyle Brinton
Dale Booth
White Way Club Hosts Annual Wiener Roast
The White Way club held its annual wiener roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Evans on Tuesday evening. A cooperative supper was served and guests spent the evening socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way Club
George Evans
Busy Bees Roast and Officers Elected
The Busy Bees 4 H club met with Doris and Dorothy Guy for a wiener roast on Tuesday evening. A business meeting followed with Melva Schnicker elected president, Doris Guy vice president, Shirley Potratz secretary-treasurer, Wynne Potratz reporter, and Wanda Guy historian. Inez and Shirley Hesseltine joined, totaling 12 members. Wanda and Jo Ellen Guy will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees
Doris
Dorothy Guy
Melva Schnicker
Doris Guy
Shirley Potratz
Wynne Potratz
Wanda Guy
Inez
Shirley Hesseltine
Wanda
Jo- Ellen Guy
Mrs Palmer Babcock Guest at Good Will Club Meeting
Mrs Palmer Babcock attended a Good Will club session held at Mrs George Foster's home on Wednesday afternoon. Eleven members shared what they enjoyed most at the fair, with Mrs Fred Neu hart presiding and plans made for a 6 30 p m potluck on Oct 21 at Art Ruegsegger home. Mrs Babcock helped serve refreshments and Mrs Ernest Garrett was named hostess for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
Foster
Ernest Garrett
Mrs Ralph Schoonover Honored at Shower on Anniversary
Mrs. Ralph Schoonover was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Norman Schoonover. Co-hostess was Charlotte Earle. Baby-themed games awarded prizes to Mrs. William Reif Mrs. Lloyd Duensing and Mrs. Robert Custer. Gifts centered on a large stork. Tea refreshments featured candelabra and baby shoe cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schoonover
Norman Schoonover
Charlotte Earle
William Reif
Lloyd Duensing
Robert Custer
Cooperative Supper Honors John Owens
Mr. and Mrs. John Owen marked their 10th wedding anniversary as guests of honor at a cooperative supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day. Seventeen guests enjoyed dinner, a canned goods basket gift, and bridge at four tables with high prizes won by Mr. and Mrs. Edger Steeg. Travel prize went to Melvin Hill with out of town guests Roy Minnis of Iowa City and Robert Buck of Ainsworth attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owen
Robert Day
Methodist WSCS Bazaar Plans Noted For November
The WSCS executive board at the church announced a Methodist bazaar for November 30. Chairwoman Mrs. T A Flenner urged circle leaders to begin projects Friday. The event theme centers on Christmas gift ideas with food booths and varied crafts. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs. W L Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Board
T. A. Flenner
W. L. Gates
Holden Engagement for Lila Holden to Stewart Shotwell
Mr and Mrs Glenn Holden of Richmond Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Lila Harriet Holden to Stewart Lee Shotwell son of Mr and Mrs C I Shotwell of Fads Church Virginia The wedding is set for Highland Park Christian Church in Richmond on November 25 Miss Holden is a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia school of nursing Mr Shotwell attended Randolph Macon College and is enrolled at Richmond Professional Institute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Holden
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
Lila Harriet
Stewart Lee Shotwell
C. I. Shotwell
Fads Church
Highland Park Christian Church
Miss Holden
Medical College of Virginia School of Nursing
Shotwell
Randolph Macon College
Ashland
Richmond Professional Institute
Battersons announce engagement of Margaret Dougall to Wayne Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Batterson reveal the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Margaret Mary Dougall to Wayne Joseph Sweet. The couple plans to wed in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Batterson
Margaret Mary Dougall
Wayne Joseph Sweet
Sixty Y-Teeners At Open House Tuesday
Sixty Y-Teens attended the YWCA open house after school Tuesday. Mrs. Paul Shearer spoke as YWCA president and Eva Blattner presided. Girls brought candy bars for an overseas Christmas project. Y-Teen officers and committee chairmen were recognized. LaVonne Edwards named candidate for vice president of the southeast area conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Paul Shearer
Eva Blattner
Sylvia Wilson
Ben Bruns
LaVonne Edwards
Burlington
Circle Meeting Hosted by Carol and Lucille Forgey
Carol and Lucille Forgey hosted the Ann Judson circle of the Baptist church at their home Tuesday evening. Devotion leader Mrs. Keith Williams spoke on The Importance of the Church in the Community. Mrs. Paul Thayer led a round table on Toward a Christian Community and sang a solo. Six guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Lucille Forgey
Ann Judson Circle of the Baptist Church
Keith Williams
Paul Thayer
Thayer
John Little
Cora Hopping
Clara Faulkner
American Home Sec Meets With Mrs Shaw
American Home section 1 met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alvin Shaw northeast of the city. Devotions led by Mrs Waller Bauer used Luke 10 27. The program on Sharing our Hospitality was led by Mrs L P Truxan. Twenty three members and three guests attended Mrs James Brooks Grace Shaw and Mrs Nellie Niemantis were present. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mabel Gray Mrs Steve Stewart and Mrs Niemantis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Shaw
Waller Bauer
L. P. Truxan
James Brooks
Grace Shaw
Nellie Niemantis
Public Affairs 1 Luncheon in Fortnightly Group
Fortnightly Public Affairs 1 members met at Winga’s cafe with Mrs. Ernest Lemmon and Mrs. Boyd Berdo hosting. After lunch they visited Mrs. Lemmon’s home where Mrs. Hesselschwerdt and Mrs. Kneer presented a program on Reorganization of Government Hoover Commission Discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winga’s
Ernest Lemmon
Boyd Berdo
Lemmon
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
T. V. Kneer
Hoover Commission
Hesselschwerdt
Kneer
Commission
Mrs Amelia Cook Honored with Multiple Parties in Perrysburg
Mrs Amelia Cook of Perrysburg Ohio was hosted by Dr and Mrs Fred Reid as a house guest for a week and given several parties. Attendees included Mrs Lena Tripp Howard McCleery Dora Steck Stella Lathem and Mrs Joe McElhinney Jr among others. Activities ranged from luncheons at Winga’s cafe and Amana colonies to dinners in Iowa City and a Fairfield Elks club family night. Mrs Cook and Mrs Reid are PSBWHP Shrine members and Mrs Reid drove her to Town City for a plane departure yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Cook
Perrysburg
Ohio
Fred Reid
Lena Tripp
Winga
Jeannette McElhinney
Iowa City
Cook
Reids
Howard MccCleery
Dora Steck
Stella Latehem
George Tripp
Joe McElhinney Jr
Latchem
Steck
Amana
Mrs. McCleery
Mrs. Cook
Mrs. Reid
Elks Club
Fairfield
Reid
Town City
Frank Bailey
J. L. Howard
Mr. Howard
John Holmes
Chris Hartley
Howard
Fred Orris
Kyle Orris
Ora Marlatt
Paul D. Howell
Orris
Dell Farrier
Patty
Mike
Salem
Little River
Bonaparte
Levi Blanchard
Des Moines
Doris
Doris Ewald
Clay Blanchard
John Richards
Walter Jarrards
Joe Rich
Wayne Berkshire
Janet
Joan
Richard Lease
Gary
Howard Kratter
John Mitchell
Herbert Rich and Son
Stanley Swartzendruber
Harold Miller
Pella
Marilyn
Central College
Walter Rich
The
Amos
Janet Fletcher Birthday Dinner Highlight Home Celebrations
A Crawfordsville area note reports Janet Fletcher was feted at a Friday chicken dinner at the Frank Fletcher home with family and guests including Del Farrier, Patty and Mike, and Marjorie Raymond. The item also lists numerous other local visits and gatherings across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Raymond
Crawfordsville
Janet Fletcher
Frank Fletcher
del Farrier
Patty
Mike
Marjorie Raymond
Jack Howard
Arlene Huber
Ray Rathmell
Nichols
C. Rathmell
Tra Rathmell
Washington
Martha Winscott
Springfield
Stanley Beck
Ottumwa
Beck
Iowa City
John McNeil
Pearl McNeil
Edna Rodgers
Old
Granville Love Home
Johnny Cowgill
Spokane
Wash
Emery
Cedar used by Chinook for many crafts and tools
The Chinook people used Western red cedar for numerous purposes including canoes, fishnets, women's clothing, totem poles, and incense. The historical note emphasizes cedar as a vital material from the region’s past.
Hormone Tests Aim to Halt Broodiness and Trigger Lactation
Successful tests use sex hormones to interrupt broodiness in hens and to start lactation in heifers and cows, signaling potential dairy and poultry breeding applications.
Dollar Bill Green Ink Sparks Counterfeit Concerns
A printing firm introduced a shade named dollar bill green that gained popularity among counterfeiters. The unusual ink led to public worry and prompted authorities to review its use and safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Awny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zalendar
Women's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Fern Rold
Nina Bowers
Jennie Adams
Adolph Votruba
Friendship Club
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Christian Women's Fellowship of Christian Church
Rarph Hesseltine
Wade Pence
Elwyn Gardner
Methodist Church
P. E. Babcock
A. W. Clow
H. J. Brenneman
Henry Berdo
Jesse Stout
William Ganon
S. N. Sorrell
Homer Jarrard
Boyd Foster
Lloyd Neiswanger
Walter Jarrard
Damascus Shrine
Public Library
Rainbow Girls
Paaphall Knights of Pythias
PTA
South St. Paul
Stocker
South St. Paul's Big Market
Canada
Montana
Livestock Market Institute of South
Mrs. Palmer
John Owens
A. S. Smith
Spiritual Life Secetary
Spiritual Life Committee
Missionary Education
Emma C. Anderson
Edna Klein
Gloria Wysner
Miss Wysner
WSCS
Cleveland
Circle 11
Glenn Holdens
Poland
China
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Dixie Dugan
Weese
McEvoy & Striebe
Margaret Mary Doustall
Carol, Lucille Forgey
Upstairs In Journal
Conesville, Iowa
Public Affairs 1
Schmitz
Brooklyn
Towa
Mr. Love
Merle Beauchamp
Johnny
Tommy
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Beauchamp
Art Rathmell
Lee Lease
Davenport
Cecil Lease
Bruce Lease
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island Tracks
Palooka
Ham Fisher
E&stern
Rock Island Produce Co
Reisters Pfione
Bordwell
Bordwell's Feed Store
Washington, Iowa
Blondie
Chic Young
Dagwood
Mama
Papa
Dagwood Toure
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