Local Notices and Social Updates in Kalona Area
Brown's Shoe Fit promotes rubber footwear selection. Ira Waterhouse of Oakland leaves for Des Moines then home by plane. visited relatives and attended Waterhouse-Engel wedding. Mrs P H Frank of Waterloo visits mother Mrs Wilbur Miller and sister Mrs Earl Simerman in Kalona. Carnival Skate at Smith's Roller Rink Thursday 7:30 to 11 with prizes. Turkey supper Wednesday night 75 cents at H and M Lunch. Serel Taylor of Long Beach visits Kalona to see her father and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Waterhouse
Oakland
Calif
Des Moines
Mr. Waterhouse
Waterhouse-Engel
P. H. Frank
Waterloo
Wilbur Miller
Earl Simerman
Simerman
Serel Taylor
Long Beach
Kalona
Ronald Horn
Howard Curl
Washington
Wellman Wildcats Travel for Key Conference Game
Wellman leads the Ke-Wash league as it splits two conference games this week. The Wildcats visit Brighton to face the Bears while Kalona hosts the Keota Eagles in the other league tilt, with no games next week and a season finale on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Iowa
Wellman Wildcats
Brighton
Bears
Kalona
Keota Eagles
Mrs Nora Ebner Sells Home to Schantz in November
Mrs Nora Ebner sold her house at 420 So Second Avenue to Mr and Mrs Frank Schantz who plan to move in early in November. The Kieseys recently moved to 908 N Iowa Ave. A note mentions Coe's Cafe offering a bone less Club Steak and several local movements including Mrs J O Sexton visiting Chicago with her daughter Mrs H M Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ebner
Second Avenue
Frank Schantz
Walter Kiesey
Iowa Ave
Family visits and local ads from Ottumwa area
Mrs Joe Wehr and Mrs Martin Kern called on their brother Nick Schillig at University hospital. Spurgeons advertises 24x36 rugs in colors for 1.69. Mrs Wilson R Brown returns home to Maquoketa after a business visit. The Roy Caviness family and Maurice Maxwell of Ottumwa spent the evening with Mrs Caviness mother Mrs M C DeLong. Osincup Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wehr
Martin Kern
Nick Schillig
University Hospital
Wilson R. Brown
Maquoketa
Roy Caviness
Maurice Maxwell
Ottumwa
Mrs. Caviness
M. C. DeLong
Priscilla Club Ladies Meet at East Main Home
Mrs. Marbourg hosted the Priscilla club gathering yesterday afternoon at 1100 East Main street. Mrs. Boyd Foster attended as a guest while Mrs. George Foster assisted with refreshments. Asters and fall flowers decorated the rooms and guests enjoyed needlework and light contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Marbourg
Priscilla Club
East Main Street
Boyd Foster
George Foster
Class Dinner Party At R Dawson Home
The Vigilant Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church held a cooperative dinner last evening at the R J Dawson home northeast of town. Mrs Dawson Mrs Tom Geerdes and Mrs Sam Munson arranged the meal. After a devotional by Della Humphreys entertainment was by Mrs Munson and Rev T K White. Thirty people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
R. J. Dawson
Dawson
Tom Geerdes
Sam Munson
Della Humphreys
Munson
T. Kk. White
Browns Host Rosemary Club Evening Bridge
Mr and Mrs Don Brown hosted Rosemary club members and husbands last evening Bridge was played at seven tables with high scores by Mrs James Rowland and Lloyd Foster Low scores went to Mrs Lloyd Foster and Shirley Augustine Refreshments were served by Mrs Brown with help from her daughters Phyllis and Pat and Rosalie Hysell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Brown
Rosemary Club
James Rowland
Lloyd Foster
Shirley Augustine
Brown
Phyllis
Pat
Rosalie Hysell
Births and admissions at local hospital yesterday and today
At the hospital, the Goodwin couple of Wayland welcomed a son at 11 58 a m yesterday. Albert Hazlett of Ainsworth welcomed a daughter at 6 02 a m today. Admissions include Mrs Claude Holmes of Keota and Mrs Walter Duvall of West Chester for medical care, Mrs Elizabeth Hawthorne of 421 E Main for medical, James R Clarke of 108 E Jefferson for an appendectomy, and Mrs Merle Simpson of 720 S Second Ave for tonsillectomy. Discharges include Mrs Lawrence Kephart and son Kenneth Carl of Crawfordsville and Rev Walter A Smith of 803 N Second Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Goodwin
Wayland
Albert Hazlett
Ainsworth
Claude Holmes
Keota
Walter Duvall
West Chester
Elizabeth Hawthorne
E. Main Street
James R. Clarke
E. Jefferson Street
Merle Simpson
S. Second Avenue
Lawrence Kephart
Kenneth Carl
Crawfordsville
Walter A. Smith
Second Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hold Hardtime Party
Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary with their families attended a hardtime party at K. C. hall. Children who sold poppies were guests. Mrs. Charles Doran and Don Bealer won best costumed prizes for women and men. Mrs. Milo Steele senior won the door prize. Seasonal refreshments followed, served by a committee including Mrs. Dave McGaffey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
K. C. Hall
Charles Doran
Don Bealer
Milo Steele
Dave McGaffey
Fred Longer
Pat Morarity
Highlanders 4-H Meet Steele Boys
The Highlanders 4-H club met Monday evening with Oscar and Eugene Steele. Eugene Steele was chosen as the club's candidate for county 4-H office. The hosts provided seasonal refreshments and six members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlanders 4
Damascus Shrine Plans Card Party for November 18
At a Damascus Shrine meeting at the Masonic temple Mrs. Claud Rhodebeck presided in Verona Nordyke’s absence. Plans were made for a benefit card party November 18 under Shrine supervision. the Christmas ceremonial is set for December 4. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Keith Adams and others from Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Claud Rhodebeck
Verona Nordyke
Keith Adams
Lois Winegardner
Florence Wahl
Ann Schlabaugh al of
Wellman
Youth Fellowship Halloween Party at Baptist Church
The Baptist Youth Fellowship held a basement party with a ghost walk featuring glowing faces skulls and fortune telling. Charles Dawson and Darlene Wells won the king and queen titles with runners up Gene Williams and Virginia Messenger. The group planned a shoe polishing drive for foreign countries.
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The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Baptist Church
Darlene Wells
Charles Dawson
Miss Wells
Gene Williams
Virginia Messenger
Hallowe’en
District Meeting of Women's Guild Friday at Church
Women’s Service Guild of the Presbyterian church hosts a district Presbyterial meeting at the church starting at ten. Representing nine churches will attend. attendees should bring sandwiches, with dessert and coffee served in the dining room. Mae Tennis, missionary from India, to be principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Service Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Mae Tennis
India
W S C S Plans Special Prayer Program at Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will host a 2:30 Friday prayer and self denial observance in the Methodist church ladies' parlor. The spiritual life committee directs the event and all church women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Spiritual Life Committee
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Hallowe en program announced at Franklin No 1 school
Virginia Crone, teacher, announces a Hallowe en program at Franklin No 1 school in Marion Township for Thursday evening at 7:45. If rain interrupts, the event will be postponed to Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin No. 1. School
Marion Township
Local Service to Feature Pastor Paul K. Wells
Rev. Paul K. Wells and a group member will lead a collection during Sunday's service. Attendees are invited to participate in the fundraising efforts for the church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tify
Paul K. Wells
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