Rummage Sale Friday at City Hall in Ainsworth
Notices announce a rummage sale Friday Oct 24 at City Hall with proceeds aiding local causes. Other items mention Mrs Willard W Glaze's Houston trip after visits with sisters in Ainsworth and Grace Stone, plus travel plans of 18411 Frank Rose and Ula Rose from Los Angeles. Also an oyster feed slated for Mon Oct 20 at 7:00 PM in K P Hall and tire shop ad offering services and free tube repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W. Glaze
Houston
Texas
Hugh Mortis
Grace Stone
Ainsworth
T. C. Davis
Washington
Frank Rose
Los Angeles
Ula
Whittier
Calif
Wilburt Rose
Crawfordsville
Miss Rose
Veterans Hospitals
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
California
Mexico City
Australia
O. K
Les Willtrout
Demons Face Bloomfield In Homecoming Battle Tonight
Washington high school Demons travel to Bloomfield for the annual homecoming game. Both sides report injuries limiting their strength with key players out. Bloomfield backs Dabney Wilkinson Huggins and Ritz lead the backfield while Bloomfield’s Milligan Fye Jones miss the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Weber
Washington High School
Bloomfield
Dick Tomlinson
University High of
Iowa City
Carter
Crandall
Weber
Murphy
Brock
Denison
Olsen
Nardy
Williams
Tweeten
Riley
Washington
Thornton
Askea
Kleese
Zook
Milligan
Fye
Jones
Tomlinson
Weede
Gordey
Bart
Noel
McClure
O' Brien
Chadwick
Dabney
Wilkinson
Huggins
Ritz Bloomfield High School
Guasic
Washington junior high trounces Muscatine 20 to 6 at Case Field
Washington junior high football team dominates Muscatine in a 20 to 6 victory at Case Field. Harold Messenger Jr. opened with a kickoff return for a touchdown and added a 30 yard run for another score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muscatine
Case Field
Harold Messenger, Jr
Thorton
Leyden
Messenger
Williams
Willams
Benell
Erwin
Beenblossom
Truax
Jug
McClue
Lloyd
Thornton
Local Socials and Reminders From Oak Park to Fairfield
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee visiting Oak Park relatives with daughter Mary Margaret arriving tonight and returning Sunday. Frank McKay returned from Wood River for brother in law J. G. Reichel funeral. Fairfield families welcome new baby Karen Joan Shelangoski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shelangoski. Mrs Kerr plans to visit Fairfield for first grandchild. Books by Gus The Great now in at Nicola Harmon. Brown's Shoe Fit Co offers new children oxford and high shoe shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McKee
Oak Park
Ill
R. G. Vincent
Mary Margaret
Oak Park High School
Washington
Frank McKay
Wood River, Ill
J. G. Reichel
Lloyd Shelangoski
Fairfield
Karen Joan
Shelangoski
Clara Garable
Howard Kerr
Phyllis J Mitchell Elected President of Clover Leaf Club
Crawfordsville news notes report the Clover Leaf 4-H club meeting at Mrs. Frank Gault home with 11 members. Phyllis Jean Mitchell was elected president and new member Elanor Marshall joined. other officers and discussions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis J. Mitchell
Clover Leaf Club
Crawfordsville
Frank Gault
Elanor Marshall
Hall
Phyllis
Jean Mitchell
Mary Virginia Iwinam
Nancilee Anderson
Nancy Bales
Janet Fletcher
Gaul
Betty Howell
Crawford Homemakers
Crawford Township
Prawjogisqlle
Radio Program To Feature Pupils Of Lovisa Young
Lovisa A Young a Blue Island principal will have pupils perform on a radio quiz show at Stevens hotel ballroom at 10 30 Saturday evening October 18 heard on station W J J D 1L11b6U Dr Perrin will give a short address and Lovisa Young's background and Whit tier school enrollment of 345 pupils are noted The program also features a tea fund donation and 4 H demonstrations from Clover Leaf club members and other local community groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Wilcox
Lovisa A. Young
Blue Island
All
Stevens Hotel
Dr. Perrin
Miss Young
Washington
Whittier
Williams
Howard Anderson
Ruth Foster
Clover Leaf Club
Nanciiee Anderson
Lucille Gault
Richard Stephens
Hal Huston
William Henss
Ernest Beauchamp
Carleton White
W. S
Grace M. E
Burlington
Rush College
Chester Spangters Spamister
Antonie Finke
Venne Sims
Stanley Beck
Federated Presbyterian Church
Rupert Whiting
Howelb
Nellie Robertson
Lithuanian Metropolis Chicago Becomes World’s Largest Lithuanian City
Lithuanian Metropolis Chicago earns status as the world’s largest Lithuanian city after wartime destruction reduces other Lithuanian urban centers and drives more Lithuanians to emigrate or seek refuge in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railroads Earned 249 Percent of Depreciated Investment
Last year railroads handled peak peacetime traffic and earned 249 percent of their depreciated investment after covering operating expenses.
P. E. O. Chapter Plans Rummage Sale and Library Memorial
Chapter 1 of P. E. O. met with 22 members and one guest Winifred Geisler. Dade Shearer presided as vice president in absence of the president. The group announced a rummage sale for Oct 24 led by the charity committee and collection of items for Oct 23 at City Hall Legion rooms. A book in memory of Mrs. Orville Elder was placed in the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Rooms
City Hall
America
Central Northwest
Orville Elder
Y. W
Miss Shearer
Patricia Berry
Carla Guther
McGregor
Patricia
D. A. Huber
C. M. Keck
Fred J. Longer
U. W
W C T U Meeting A Priors With Mrs Wilson
The W C T U met yesterday at Mrs Charles Wilsons home with Mrs Ben Coppock presiding. Mrs N M Speidel led a quiz on scientific alcohol questions. Mrs T F Barker reviewed Alcohol Problems. Coppock spoke of the women who organized the union. November guest day planned at U W rooms. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Ben Coppock
N. M. Speidel
T. F. Barker
Damascus Shrine Holds Fall Ceremonial at Masonic Temple
Damascus Shrine No 10 held its fall ceremonial last evening at Masonic temple with Mrs Ver ona Nordyke as worthy high priestess and W E Howell as watchman of shepherds presiding. The ritual attracted a large class of candidates. Distinguished guests included Rose M Reid Viola Lons Elzada Schmidt Ermal Lowery and others from nearby Shrines. A cooperative dinner preceded the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Masonic Temple
Verona Nordyke
W .E. Howell
Shepherds
Rose M. Reid
Viola Lons
Iowa City
Elzada Schmidt
Fairfield
Ermal Lowery
Xeota
Beverly Jean Kellar Birthday Honoree at Surprise Party
Beverly Jean Kellar, a sixth grade student at Stewart school, was surprised by guests after school at the James home for her 12th birthday. Hostesses Mrs. Kelley James and Mrs. Ed Custer organized the Halloween themed party with cake candles and refreshments. Youths present included Mary LeVlen, Janet Tucker, Sandra Williams, Peggy Knauss, Connie Knauss, Mary Wiren, Shirley Wolfe, Sheila James, Lonnie James, Shelby Kellar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley James
Ed Custer
James
Beverly Jean Kellar
Beverly Jean
Stewart School
Hallowe’en
Mary Levlen
Janet Tucker
Sandra Williams
Peggy
Connie Knauss
Mary Wiren
Shirley Wolfe
Sheila
Lonnie James
Shelby Kellar
Pre-Nuptial Party For Dorothy Yoder
Mrs. Louisa Mae Yoder hosted fifteen friends at a pre nuptial courtesy for her daughter Dorothy. A miscellaneous shower yielded gifts for the new home while Dorothy prepares to marry Roy Pulse of Ainsworth tomorrow. Guests wrote favorite recipes for the bride elect as refreshments with a rose and white color scheme were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Mae Yoder
Marion Avenue
Dorothy
Miss Yoder
Roy Pulse
Ainsworth
Poder
Charlotte Little
Mrs Ward Hosts Pythian Past Chiefs Group
Mrs E E Ward was hostess to 11 members of the Pythian Past Chiefs association. Pinochle on three tables with Mrs G A Kennert high, Mrs C W Pickens low, and Mrs Ural Mayo traveling. Mrs Vella Muller was a guest. Refreshments served by the hostess. Next meeting to be with Mrs George Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Ward
Pythian Past Chiefts Association
G. A. Kennert
C. W. Pickens
Ural Mayo
Vella Mulller
George Baker
Program Shows How To Build Dollhouse Make Stuffed Toys
Mrs Richard Hotle and Mrs Melvin Hill co hosted last evening for 23 Handcraft members of Fortnightly club section four. Seven new members were introduced and reservations were made for the November 4 anniversary dinner. The meeting featured lessons on making stuffed toys and a doll house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hotle
Melvin Hill
T. A. Michels
Doris Ford
R. K. Whisler
Wayne Knapp
Clara van Roeker
Wilda Busby
Faye Domer
Mary Ruth Hulme
Marion McAvoy
Iowa
Michels
Women’s Federated Clubs
New York City
McAvoy
Pinochle Party At Temple By Order Of Eastern Star
Pinochle was played at five tables yesterday afternoon for the Order of Eastern Star event at Masonic temple. Mrs. Claude Rhodebeck and Mrs. E. B. Hammer won high and low scores. Hostesses Mrs. Merle Green and Mrs. Dean Cox served refreshments with fall flowers and candles as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Claude Rhodebeck
E. B. Hammer
Merle Green
Dean Cox
Club Plays Pinochle At E. E. Ward Home
Members of the U Go, I Go club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. E. E. Ward residence for pinochle at three tables. Mrs. S. N. Sorrell won high score. Mrs. Albert Wehr had the low score. Hosts aided by Mrs. S. W. Easter and Mrs. Charles Schiebel served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Ward
S. N. Sorrell
Albert Wehr
S. W. Easter
Charles Schiebel
Community Social Events Calendar Listing
Friday events include Rebekah lodge meeting at 7 30 p m at I O O F hall and Bethlehem Commandery dinner at 6 30 p m at the Masonic temple. Saturday shows U P church Junior Missionary society at 2 p m and Busy Bee Club at 2 p m with Beverly Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Bethlehem
Masonic Temple
Junior Missionary Society of
U. P
Beverly Wilson
Margaret Barker Visits Home From St Louis University
Margaret Barker arrived this morning from St. Louis University Missouri to spend the weekend with her mother Mrs H L Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barker
St. Louis University
H. L. Barker
Turkey Dinner Ends Country Club Family Night
The Octobers family night dinner at the Country Club served 245 turkey dinners. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Wilton Webb and Stewart of St Vernon II Mrs Mary E Hutchison and Agnes McCall of Allerton Robert Ellyson and Ernest Wagner with Betty Pritchett of Chattanooga Venn. Some guests stayed to bridge at five tables with Lester Orr and J E Kunath high scorers for ten and women. This capped the season’s final family night dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Wilton Webb and
Stewart
St. Vernon, II
Mary E. Hutchison
Agnes McCall
Allerton
Robert Ellyson
Ernest Wagner
Betty Pritchett
Chattanooga
Venn
Miles of Wire Link Test Data on Twin Engine Plane
More than five miles of wire connect the instruments that collect test data on a new twin engined transport aircraft. The setup wires feed sensors across the fuselage and engines to measure performance during ground and flight tests.
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F. T. D. Association
Wolf’s Flower Shop
Rexall Tc
Pioneer Drug Store
O. E. Schmitt
Coe’s Cafe
GO. V. Crull
John W. Les
Polson
Sidwell
W.madison
Washington, Lowe
Clifford Steele
Rodney Kephart
Fort Madison
Reid Boyd
Gus
Nicola & Harmon
Jay Sellers
Donna
Harry G. Simpson
Bonnie
Columbia
Mist Sellers
Miss Simpson
Stephens College
Dr. Clow
A. J. Woodcock
Indianola
Slaughter
Harry Marlowe, Jr
Brown’s Shoe Fit Co
Crossett
Dawson
Kuntz
Green
Waggoner
Payne
Owens
Davison
Kimmel
Martin’s
Olive Moore
Georgia Williams
N. J. Lease
Hartmonson
Kenneth Jillpatrick
Clair Holmes
C. J. Davidson
P. E.O
Damascus
Beverly Kellar
Dorothy Yoder
Mrs. Ward
Pythian
Temple
Order of Rainbow Girls
Clarice Meek
Women's Missionary Societies
U. P. Church
Kate Hill
Legion Hall
Presbyterian Church
Friendly Bible
Baptist Church
St. Rita Circle
Alice Wehr
Pythian Sisters
K. P
Washington and
Jackson Townships
Rosemary Club
BE. Ray Bell
Frazer Manhattan
Kaiser-Frazer
Willow Run
E. A. Stewart Auto & Tractor Shop
East 7Th
Call
New York
The
E. Wash
Nicola
Harmon
Remington Portable
Art
Brassieres
East Side Square
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