Community Notices On Weekend Visits And Corrections
Sterling College students Carol Brewer and Jean Mc Cowan will visit their families in Sterling Kansas this weekend before returning Monday afternoon. Mrs C R Goodwin and daughter Darlene head to Owasso Michigan to spend a week with her son and daughter in law. W J Kritzman noted piano tuning services. L H Hall of Eldora renewed acquaintances in Washington visiting his niece Mrs Ben Fitzgerald and family. A correction clarifies Homer Godwin party guests and confirms Helen Hayes as guest of honor with plans to California for winter residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Brewer
Jean McCowan
Sterling College
Kan
Jay Brewer
Sterling
C. R. Goodwin
Darlene
Owasso, Mich
C. Dp
Goodwin
L. H. Hall
Eldora
Washington
Ben Fitzgerald
Bethel
Hall
Homer Godwin
Helen Hayes
Perry Hayes
California
Hayes
Long Beach
Miss Hayes
Cpl
Carl Dallmeyer
Camp Ord Calif
Columbus Junction
Harold Godwin
George Nelson
Paul
Class Has Dinner In D. Wylie Home
Mr and Mrs H L Walker hosted the Dave Livingston Sunday school class of the United Presbyterian church at the Wylie home. Roast turkey provided by the Walkers. Guests sat at four person tables with chrysanthemum centerpieces and fall flowers on the buffet. Hostesses aided by daughters Mrs Louis Larsen and Mrs Arthur Witthoft. Entertainment led by Mrs Neill Trotman included group singing games and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L., Walker
Don Wylie
Dave’ Livingston
United Presbyterian Church
Wylie Home
Louis Larsen
Arthur Witthoft
Neill Trotman
No Place in Home Gasoline and Kerosene Warnings
Safety guidance warns gasoline has no place in the home and should not be used for cleaning. Caution is urged with kerosene as well to prevent household hazards and fires.
Hospital Discharges and Admissions Reported
At the hospital several patients were discharged including Mrs Hilen Marsh route three yesterday afternoon and Sharon Kelly route one this morning. Janice Bollinger Keota and Mrs John T Stewart 408 South Iowa Avenue were discharged this afternoon. Mrs Frank Hudspeth Wapello was admitted for major surgery this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilen Marsh
Route Three
Sharon Kelly
Route One
Janice Bollinger
Keota
John T. Stewart
South
Iowa Avenue
Frank Hudspeth
Wapeljo
Demons Dominate Keokuk 39 to 0 in Little Six Clash
Washington high school defeated Keokuk 39 to 0 at Case field. Larry Oopock and Beenblossom starred with Jack Pauls and Bostwick contributing on a strong ground game. Keokuk threatened early with multiple drives but Washington broke open the scoring in the second quarter and sealed the win with late scores and reserves adding two touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demons
Keokuk
Washington High School
Case Field
Washington
Larry Oopock
Bill
Jack Pauls
Bob Bostwick
Barry Washington
Chiefs
Bostwick
Pratt
Beenblossom
Beenie
Wahrer
Kreokuk
Box
Bair
Coppeck
John Harp
Keokukans
Coppock
Kay
Wolters
Oskaloosa
Central Iowa
Grinnell
Newton
W. A. Erbe
Navy
Ottumwa Scorched by Burlington 26 to 0 in Little Six
Ottumwa loses first Little Six game to Burlington 26 to 0 at Burlington. Burlington drives start with a opening kickoff TD from Williams to Miller and later three fourth quarter scores by Hoscheck and Bowen. Fort Madison tops Mt Pleasant 15 to 90 and Muscatine defeats Fairfield 32 to 6 in other league games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Burlington Power
Burlington
Williams
Miller
Hoscheck
Bowen
Fort Madison
Mt Pleasant
Fairfield
Muscatine
Chester Bears Wellman 41 to 0 in Ke-Wash league clash
West Chester extended its unbeaten run by routing Wellman 41 0. Wilbur Moore scored three first quarter TDs on 30 26 and 40 yard runs, John Hotle added a second quarter score, and Joe Bauer combined with Moore on an 80 yard TD pass. Ladehoff closed scoring in the third. Ke-Wash results also saw Kalona defeat Keota 39 0 with Conklin starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Wellman
Wilbur Moore
John Hotle
DeLons
Chester
Joe Bauer
Moore
Ladehoff
George Freshwaters
Restoring Crispness to Sheer Blouses with Gum Arabic
A stored indefinite solution of gum arabic restores crispness to sheer blouses after laundering. Mix one ounce of gum arabic with half a pint of boiling water, strain and bottle. To use, add a teaspoon to each pint of water and use in rinsing. Iron on a soft pad when nearly dry, as the fabric stiffens with heat.
Inventor unveils starter switch to stop fluorescent blink
A new starter switch eliminates the blinking of fluorescent lamps. The device promises smoother operation and easier startup for lighting systems in commercial and residential settings.
Wallace and Conard Speak Vows in Iowa City Ceremony
Elsie Wallace of Davenport and Cecil Glenn Conard of Washington wed this afternoon at 5 in Iowa City. The double ring ceremony, officiated by Dr. F. W. Eastwood, was at the bride’s sister home with 18 guests. The couple plan a Florida trip in April before returning to Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jane Wallace
Davenport
George F. Wallace
Washington
Cecil Glenn Conard
Iowa City
Clara Wallace
Pearl Ritter
North Clinton Street
F. W. Eastwood
Joyce Ritter
Wallace
Maybelle Coleman
Grace Hiler
Galesburg
Ill
Conard
State University of Iowa
Pi Lambda Theta
Scott County Council of Education
American Association of University Women
College of Commerce
Drake University
Des Moines
Tampa
Fla
Iowa Avenue
Baptist Women at Luncheon Meeting
Sixteen women of the Baptist church and two guests gathered at Mrs. John Caldwell’s home for a monthly luncheon and program. Rev. Trenerry discussed the recent Pella convention and four keys to Christian work as faith courage purpose and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bb. Yard
Will Moore
Messengers of Peace
Mission Magazine
Alfred Trenerry
Baptist Convention
Pella
Trenerry
Phyllis Hamilton
Boston
Phyllis
C. E. Hamilton
Prairie Flower Baptist Church
Navy
Allie Yard
Local Birthdays and Anniversaries Noted Across Communities
The column lists birthdays and anniversaries for numerous residents including Margaret Louise Miller in Winfield, Mary Davis and Charles Giffin in Crawfordsville, and Janet Tucker in Ainsworth. It notes upcoming birthdays for Paul Brock, Patricia Berry, and many others, plus a 35th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evaleene Davis
Crawfordsville
Charles Giffin
Sam Baker
Richland
Betty Colthurst
Amboy
Robert Jones
John Knotek
Harry Turner
Mrs Polk Reviews Council Convention At Columbus Ohio
The October meeting of the Women's Council of the Church of Christ met at the Columbus church with Mrs. Leslie Beenblossom as president. Mrs. Polk reviewed the international convention attended with Rev. Polk. The group sent 24 Christmas boxes overseas and planned a bake sale for November 18. Refreshments followed served by local committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Polk
Columbus, Ohio
Women's Council of the
Church of Christ
Leslie Beenblossom
Thomas C. Polk
William Putman
G. B. Holden
Etteiine Spenser
Polk
Rev. Polk
Columbus
Ohio
Everett Been Blossom
Dill Boileau
Minnie Bradford
Bill Crayne
Bryan Coakley
Livestock Rations Compared to Corn Silage
Livestock rations generally match the feeding value of good corn silage, including potatoes as part of rations.
Marriage of Lillian Wenger to Otto L Sommer announced
The marriage of Lillian R. Wenger daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer S Wenger Lancaster Pennsylvania and Otto L Sommer son of Mrs Selma C Sommer Washington was held September 17 at three o clock in the afternoon on the bride's lawn Rev Albert M Goeddert officiated with John H Mosemann delivering a sermonette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian R. Wenger
Elmer S. Wenger
Lancaster
Penna
Otto L. Somminer
Akron
Selma C. Sommer
Washington
Albert M. Goeddert
John H. Mosemann
Social Calendar Highlights Week of Events
Saturday events include U and I club supper at 6 30 p m with families and Mr and Mrs Will Bealer. Monday features Rainbow Girls Halloween party at 7 30 p m at the Masonic temple and County Women’s Republican club at 2 30 p m with Congressman Martin speaking. Public library hosts Bible department at 2 30 p m and Methodist dinner for teachers with tickets by Friday. Tuesday Rosemary club in the evening. Wednesday Ainsworth chapter 392 regular meeting at 8 p m and social hour at Ainsworth. Longer club afternoon with Mrs Carl Replogle and Mrs William Chmelar co-hostess. Grace Hill Ladies Aid all day at Community building with sack lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Republican Club
Martin
Methodist
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Winger
Carl Replogle
William Chmelar
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Nancy M Lemkau Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Nancy Marie Lemkau turned six yesterday and was guest of honor at a party hosted by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Johnson at 722 South Third Avenue. Fifteen children attended with games, outdoor refreshments by the fireplace, a cake baked by Mrs. K. C. Lemkau, and marshmallows toasted afterward. Guests included Karen Swanson Carol Airy Ronnie Hiatt Joan Krabill Marjorie Kerr Darlene Custer Joyce Logan Patty Lynda Stewart Karsten Lemkau Marilyn White Mervin Swanson Donna Bell Susie Noonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Marie Lemkau
Richard A. Johnson
South Third Avenue
K. C. Lemkau
Class Party Honors Rev. Weathers On Birthday
Rev. Robert Weathers was guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by his Sunday school class. A dinner at Wings cafe followed by gifts and a social evening at the Weathers home marked the celebration with about 30 friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weathers
Wiener Roast Hosts Six Friends At Outdoor Fire
Donna Wylie acted as hostess Thursday evening at a wiener roast held at the Wylie home. Six high school friends gathered around an outdoor fireplace for an informal hour before heading to a mixed swim event at the home pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Wylie
Don Wylie Hom
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W. J. Kritzman
D. Wylie Home
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Iidkadem
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Elain
Ovine Exes Weal Odell
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Chabal
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Turnipseed
Humble
Perez
Redlinger
Walker
Schmitt
Dick Dare
John Minick
Hillmeyer
Young
Poole
Vorster
Ted Swenson
Waldo Geiger
Elwin Shain
Statistes
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Keok
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Chester Bears
Ke-Wash
Kalona
Conklin
Elsie Wallace
Glen Conard
Baptist
Margaret Louise Miller
Donald Miller
Winfield
Janet Kay Tucker
Daugher
Arnold Tucker
Donald Lynn Cannon
Charles Cannon
Robert William Everette
Herman Beverette
Helen Marie Olsen
Mrs. Marius Olsen
William H. Parker
David R. Elder
Paul Brock
Edward Benson
Princeton
N. J
Phil Wanerus
Kenneth Kucera
Marsery Logan
Tulsa
Okla
al Logan
Willard Lee Sands
F. M. Wood
Patricia Berry
Mary Berry
Hugh Boyd
Everette Lee Howell
Lawrence Howell
Emmerson van Syoe
John van Sype
Wayland
Fred Wells
Pope Field
Fort Bragg
N. C
Lillian Wenger
Otto L. Sommer
Kathleen Wenger
Naomi FE. Brubaker
Burdella Blosser
Salem
Richard L. Ebersole
Emil Thiessen
Irvin Richert
David Lendis
Fourth Street
U and I Club and Families
Will Bealer
Rosemary Club
Mrs
Don Brown
Nancy M. Lemkau
Call
Jeremiah
Rev. Weathers
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Iowa
MY Mills
Airport Commission
the Airport Committee
Washington Chamber OF Commerce
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