Drama and Bible Departments Meet At Fortnightly Club
The Fortnightly club drama group held a dinner in the Victorian room of the Guest House with fifteen members present. Ruth Foater and Dorothy Kammueller hosted as leaf fall decor and Halloween place cards adorned the table while Ruth Flood read a one act play. Bible department met at Mrs. George Clapper’s home for study from Second Corinthians chapters 7 and 8 led by Mrs. N M Speidel with devotions by Mrs. T F Barker and a paper by Mrs. Edith Miller read by Mrs. Clay.
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Drama
Hallowe'en Place
Ruth Foater
Dorothy Kammueller
Ruth Flood
Washington High School
Conductea Bible Department
Bible Department
George Clapper
Second Corinthians
N. M. Speidel
Ieader
T. F. Barker
Edith Miller
Clayper
Bridge Club Hosts Dessert Evening at Columbus Junction
Mrs. Henry Little hosted her bridge club at home in Columbus Junction last evening. New member Mrs. BD Barrett attended with guest Agnes Wheel, and Teresa Ragan won high score prize.
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Henry Little
Columbus Junction
BD. C. Barrett
Agnes Wheelw
Teresa Ragan
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie and Spice Cake Recipes Shared
Pumpkin chiffon pie with pumpkin filling and fluffy meringue is printed along with a fall spice cake recipe. The pie uses gelatine, pumpkin, egg yolks, and milk, folded with meringue and chilled. The spice cake includes sour milk, raisins or apples, spices, and a brown sugar frosting with cream and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ed Warren
New Rainbow Girls Officers Assume Duties at Meeting
New officers led the Rainbow Girls meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mary Westphal presiding in place of the worthy advisor. Reports on the Ottumwa grand school of instruction were given by Sartor Davis and Westphal. plans for a Christmas dance and an initiation were set, with a practice session scheduled for Thursday at seven. Roy Means attended and invited the group to a DeMolays Halloween masquerade on October 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Mary Westphal
Frances Sartor
Jean Davis
Ottumwa Satuday
Ed Squire
Nels B. Westermark
Patricia Smith
Esther Hayes
Betty Stewart
Roy Means
de- Molays
R J Schuekelman and Ages Wheelan Place In Bridge
R J Schuekelman finished second and Ages Wheelan took third in a bridge event held at two tables.
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R. J. Schuekelman
Ages Wheelan
Helen Green and Dorvin Bohr Are Married in Keota
Helen Green and Dorvin Bohr wed in a small Keota ceremony at St. Marys rectory with relatives present. The couple plans to live in Keota after a breakfast at the Nick Behr home and each has backgrounds in local schooling and employment in Washington and Keota.
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Helen Green
Dorvin Bohr
Keota
Washington
Commercial College
Des Moines
Washington Junior College
Simpson Finance Company
Bohr
Nick Bohr
Minnesota
Vigilant Class Hosts Potluck at Mike Flynn Home
About thirty five members of the Vigilant class gathered at Mr and Mrs Mike Flynn's home for a potluck supper and social last evening. Mrs Fred Neiswanger spoke on her San Francisco world’s fair trip and Mrs Neiswanger with Mrs Juanita Mathers led the supper setup. The next meeting is planned for November 27 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Flynn
Thomas Gerdes
June Longer
Fred Neiswanger
San Francisco
Shower Courtesy Honors Newlyweds
Mrs. Taylor Stout hosted an oyster supper at her Sandy Hook home with the Indian Creek club and guests as they honor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jarvis returning home as newlyweds. A clock was presented after gifts and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Taylor Stout
Indian Creek Club
Carl Jarvis
Frank McKay
Chas. McKay
Harry Wentworth
David
Mary Klien
Dan Hesseltine
Paul McClintie
Clyde Thompson
Gordon Campbell
D. W. Tucker
Edgar Rotzinger
Lioyd Farrier
Hap Guy
Mary Aretha
Vada
Beverly
Wanda
Grace Nich
Dan Guy
Neah Farrier
H. W. Mineart
Roy Hesseltine
Jesse Stout
Mrs Henry Durian Hosts Ladies Embroidery Club
Wellman Oct 17 Mrs Henry Durian hosted the Ladies Embroidery club with eleven members and one guest Mrs Leo Durian. A two course luncheon was served at twelve thirty and the afternoon was spent on needle work and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schulty
Cy Timmons
Clarence Timmons
Marion
C. C. Gardner
Flora Popham
Ella
Edith Weller
Walt Vuarana
Iowa City
Theo. Zillmer
Birthday Dinner Honors H. D. Cherryholmes at Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on Sabbath October 15 the T percent birthday of H D Cherryholmes was celebrated with a potluck dinner. Relatives from nearby towns attended including L A Cherryholmes and family Jean Mary Cleo Dean Margery Danny and others. An evening of visiting and games followed with a second gathering honoring Earl Ferguson hosted by Jennie Clemens with a birthday cake and Chinese checkers.
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Crawfordsville
H. D. Cherryholmes
Columbus Junction
L. A. Cherryholmes
Jean
Mary
Kenneth Cherryholmes
Cleo Dean
Margery
Chester Cherryholmes
Danny
Farrel Young
James
Richard
Eugene Kiether
Winfeld
Jennie Clemens
Earl Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Davis Couple Honored by Y P C A Group
The Y P C A of the United Presbyterian church hosted a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Everette Davis home in Crawfordsville on Friday evening. They recently married and received a gift from the society. Guests enjoyed games and light refreshments during the party.
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Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
Everette Davis
Anniversary Tea Marks founding of Aid Society
Riverside hosts the Riverside Methodist Ladies Aid 50th anniversary tea on October 14. Sixty six members and former guests gathered in the church basement for programs and reminiscences from charter members and past presidents.
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Aid Society
Riverside
Riverside Methodist Ladies Aid
Carrie Iden
Grace (McLoaghlin) Sims
Cedar Rapids
Judson T. Perkins
Boone
Ila
Richard Cellier
Oskaloosa
J. L. McLanaghlin
Chicago
Nellie Mcconnell
West Liv Liberty
P. M. Conant
Wellman
C. G. Coggesheil
Ainsworth
Coggeshell
Calla Woodburn
Wellmarch
Samuel Younkin
Bertie Snellagay
Iowa Ciy
Macklynan
Iowa City
Cloya Cress
John H. Younkin
Carl Tormig
William Ingram
Joan W. Tener
R. L. Marner
Me Society
Stuart C. Peterson
Nuimvers
Marner
Irs
H. Ee, Pooud
Marvid Cress
Cioya Windbeck
J. M. Soukup
Ladies Aid
Hose
Miss ide@h
Wits
Joty W. Yener
C. Mb
Pilzsions
K. J. Marner
Joan Moss
William O'Loughlin
Aua
Stuart ©. Peterson
Caalier Kel
Cigar Piynn
Florence Busby
Kalpu Sileichter
Ricoard
Sharon
Ernest
Audigy Dlarman
Corin Nicola
Howard Meckery
Henry Berdo
Washington
Jesse Divinier
Till Mees
George Struble
Wan
II. Cress
Jounelle Woodburn
Margaret Cress
Waiter Alfright
Gimer Crese
Cenar Mapias
Worta
Hartzell
Crawfordaville
Sojkas Host Birthday Celebration in Salem
Mr and Mrs Ray Sojka entertained relatives and friends for birthdays of Curtis Maines Alvin Smith Harold Miller Ruth Gideon and Lovisa Sojka. A noon potluck dinner followed by a cake and visits in the afternoon. A separate note mentions Duane Shalla birthday supper last week.
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Salem
Ray Pojka
Oetober
Curtis Maines
Alvin Smith
Harold Miller
Ruth Gideon
Darelene
Lovisa Kojka
Roy Funston
Mary Sojka
Claude
Hioner
Duane Statl
So and Sew Club at Hammen Home Dayton Grove
On October 14 Mrs. Raymond Hammen hosted the So and Sew club at her Dayton Grove home with twelve members and five children attending. The group planned a Hallowe en party, appointed a menu committee, and arranged supper details while Mrs Crawford invited the party to be held at her home. Mrs J B Moore provided entertainment and, at the close of the social hour, the hostess with Mrs Embree served refreshments.
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Dayton Grove
Raymond Hammen
So and Sew Club
Hallowe'en
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Bridge Club
Mrs. Little
Iowa
Rainbow Meeting
Chichesters
Kaynee
Klein Klothing Kompany
Opes
Winwine Floug
ALL Purpose Amity
Henry Durian
Zillmer
Schylar Love
Flora Poplhain
KE. Davis
K. Sojka
Seantle
Iowa Avenue
Chris Horning
Silvania
America
Riversides
Pennsylvania
South Side Square
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