Local social notes and upcoming events in Bloomfield and surrounding
Local brief notices report Mr and Mrs Milo Sorden visiting Bloomfield with band rehearsal ahead. Mrs Mayme Perrine travels to Chillicothe to visit daughter Alfred Brown's family. Rexall sales announced. Several local social and business mentions include bridge club results, typewriter offer, game attendance, and marriage license for David Ball Elder and Mabel Lee Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Sorden
Bloomfield
Walter Lake
Elouise
Mr. Sorden
Bloomfield High School
Mayme Perrine
Chillicothe
Alfred Brown
Hospital admission and dismissal report
Robert Stirling of Washington was admitted last night at the hospital and Richard Greiner of Keota was dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stirling
Washington
Richard Greiner
Keota
Mount Pleasant Panthers Crush Demons 29-0 in Iowa Wesleyan clash
Lucian Conn and Cecil Hamilton starred as Mt. Pleasant Panthers dominated Washington Demons at Mt. Pleasant. Conn and Hamilton connected on key plays, led a 29 to 0 rout, and secured the Little Six win with strong passing and rushing drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Conn
Cecil Hamilton
Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
Hamilton
Rukgaber
Bob Lewis
Panther
Lewis
Demon
Fenton
Conn
Tramilton
Wellman Dodgers West Chester 20 to 6 in Ke-Wash action
Wellman defeated West Chester 20 to 6 in the sole Ke-Wash league game this week, with Moothart scoring twice in the fourth period after a 6-6 tie. Kalona defeated Lone Tree 19-0 as Butch Yoder starred with all Kalona points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Brivhio
Wellman
West Cheser
Gam
Ke-Wash
Keota
Kalona
Lone Tree
Brighton
Winfield
Richland
Sigourney
Buteh Yoder
Husky Kalona
Little Six Football Roundup Scores Across three Cities
Fairfield High crushed Ottumwa 84 to 13 as Ronnie Norman and Jack Gorman sparked the win and Flora Lundquist contributed steady guard play. Muscatine overwhelmed Fort Madison 81 to 0 with Meintwye scoring three touchdowns including a 75 yard run. Burlington beat Keokuk 31 to 7 as John Mennen and Edsel Sweizer starred for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Muscatine
Burlington
Ottumwa
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Iowa
Fairfield High
Ronnie Norman
Jack Gorman
Flora Lundquist
Melvin Patton
Harvey Ware
Bob Conger
FT. Madison
Towa
Muscatine High
Meintwye
Manley Bumgardher
Jones
Niggermeyer Hampton
Butler
Burlington High
John Mennen
Edsel Sweizer
Ricker
Ralph White
Hock
Ed Chuck
Blackhawks
Cardinals
J. F. “Curly” Thomason
Cardinal
Nile Kinnick
Bob Danny
Bird
Hugh McCartney
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Starbeck
Art Dickinson
Washington High School Athletics
Washinton Pos
Burlington Watson
IB Ccance
Gtoch Putman
Bird Chuck
Zabloudil
White Anderson
Fry
Birkenstock
Hoek
Green
Lawrence Harrison
M. J. Tandy
Central
Happy” Hiddebrand
Letts
Burlington Black Hawks Triumph 12 0 Over Cardinals
John Law leads Burlington with two short TD plunges as Burke Birkenstock stars with a 34 yard punt return and key plays. Mt. Pleasant and Washington contested, but Burlington held on for a decisive 12 to 0 win while stifling the Cardinal offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Law
Burlington Blackhawk
Cardinal
Burlington
Ken Kimberlin
Bat- Uline Cardinals
Cardinals
Blackhawks
Jack Birken
University of Iowa
Law
Green
Birkenstock
Carl “Boomy” Jungbluth
Yoder
Charlie Thrapp
Bill Longer
Anderson
Thrapp
Ellis Finke
Tirkenstock
Ed Chuck
Blackhawk
Washington Territory
Sccals
Elder-Livingston marriage solemnized this morning
Miss Mabel Livingston and David R. Elder married at 9 30 this morning in the groom's parents home on South Iowa avenue. A single ring ceremony was performed by Dr H F Ball uncle of the groom in the presence of both families. The couple will live in the Lemmon apartments and work at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Livingston
David R. Elder
Orville Elder
Iowa Avenue
H. F. Ball
Theology
Northwestern University
S. W. Livingston
R. E. Shannon
Emma Bopp
Elder
Journal Office
Lemmon
R. L. Livingston
Evanston
Illinois
Dave
Mabel
John Dodd
Sunset Circle Holds Rainy Meeting at Mrs. Boshart Home
The Sunset Circle met at Mrs. Frank Boshart’s home in LALT SUNSET on Thursday afternoon with nine members despite rain. President Mrs. Clair Holmes led the business session while Mrs. Carence Hering provided entertainment and a cooperative luncheon was served. The next gathering is planned for the last of November at Mrs. L. A. Cherryholmes’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Circle
Frank Boshart
Clair Holmes
Carence Hering
L. A. Cherryholmes
Plans Kept Secret as Journal Announces Wedding
The Journal reveals the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Elder in a secret ceremony. A decorated cake arrived at the Journal office to publicize the event, and staff note the couple’s return Monday to resume duties. The piece commends the couple and the newspaper staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffee Club
Journal
Mie Elder
Dave
Mabel
The
Missionary Society Meets at Voss Home in Crawfordsville
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. E. B. Voss home in Crawfordsville on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Jones led devotions, Rev. Voss offered prayer, and readings covered World Citizenship, stewardship, and the China-focused chapter in Women and the Way. Light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Unit
E. B. Voss
Mary Jones
Jesus
John
Voss
Huber
Moorhead
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Funds The Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion held a card party at the American Legion headquarters in Riverside on Tuesday afternoon. Euchre games crowned Mrs Eva Thompson high, Matilda Wieland consolation. A lunch followed and proceeds go to the Auxiliary treasury.
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Riverside
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Eva Thompson
Matilda Wieland
Auxiliary Treasury
Presbyterian Aid Groups Meet Friday for Bazaar Plans
Four groups of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid held monthly meetings to organize a church bazaar set for December 9. Members answered roll calls with favorite books and radio programs, worked on aprons and dolls, and arranged for handcraft articles to be donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Te Society
Charles Schiebel
Naimirs
Harry Campbell
James Baird
Howard Miller
Harry Turner
Bertha Nicola
Nevada
J. Martin White
Anna Case
W. P. Rawn
Turner
T. M. Mast
Robert Lytle
C. W. Raatke
Stockport
Mast
E. A Ralston
Henry Baile
Tt Church
Mr. Flynn
Ella Gordon
Red Cross
M. M. Flynn
Oscar Hughes
Harry Ramsever
South Africa to disinfect visitors at Kruger National Park
The government will disinfect visitors and their goods entering Kruger National Park over foot-and-mouth disease concerns. It will keep the park open unless the outbreak spreads beyond current areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger National Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolf Floral CO
South Aide Square
Washington County
Woodmen
Ray T. Palmer
Rexall
Pioneer Drug
Clarice Meek
Elsie Glassburner
T. R. Phillips
John Lemmon
Mace Body & Paint Shop
Ray Kupka
Richard Raymond
Rock Taland, Ill
R. R. Johnston
J. EB. Kupka
Kupka
Bertha Shelangoski
Fresh Eggs Retail
Reister & Sons
Henry Berdo
A. Keith Droz
Madison
Wis
the Evening Journal
Charles Snyder
SVUU
Wilbur Watson
J. M. Stewart
Ainsworth
J. M. Mayer
Rubio
Ward Hixon
Wayland
Richard Durian
Albert Magdefray
Lemmon's Pharmacy
David Ball Elder
Mabel Lee Livingston
OWA Southern
Burlington Jobs Cardinals
Mount Pleasant
Washington High School
ERS
Advan
Tages Offered
China
Bay
W. Chester
Twehren
Terry Anderson
Jim Gallagher
Bill Brown
Bob Gates
Coun
ILY
Rukeaber
Messer
Hodson
Mt. Pleasant Berdo
M. Steele
Green R. Flynn
Gallagher
Russell Cates
BNO
Poor Lewis
Mitchell
Sampson
Burger
Morrison
W. Steele
Hoyle
Miller
Pease
Reid
Squire
Moore
Ralston
Birney
Booth
Randall
Jedamby
J Messer
Heilman
White
Myers
Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Livingston
Evening Journal
Monmouth
United Presbyterian Church
P. EB. O
Culver
Military Academy
California
Pomona College
Harvard University
International
Missionary Society Meets
Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterian Aid Group
Cent Wales Port
ATUL
Weo Thur
Pioneer Drug Store
Mr. Bernard Slavin
United Standard Products Inc
Chicago
Ilinois
Slavin
Dodge
Wdla Willard
Masini
Washington OF
Willard DE Ale
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