Hauschild Rites Held In Wilton Junction
Funeral services were held at St Mary's church in Wilton Junction for Mrs. Lyle Hauschild 59 of Riverside who died Friday at Mercy hospital Davenport after a brief illness. Rev E J O'Hair celebrated the requiem mass. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery. She was born Ruth Florang March 7 1899, daughter of Edward and Margaret Florang of Riverside. She married Lyle Hauschild Jan 19 1922 in West Liberty. Surviving: her husband and three sons Kenneth Melvin Harold all at home.
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Riverside
Iowa
St Mary's Church
Wilton Junction
Lyle Hauschild
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
E. J. O’hair
St. Mary's Cemetery
Hauschild
Ruth Florang
Edward
Margaret Desing Florang
St. Mary's School
West Liberty
Stockton
Kenneth
Melvin
Harold
Duck said to be donated despite late season opening
A report claims Bill Wilson caught a wild duck and donated it to the United Presbyterian Home auction yesterday, though the season officially opened today. A scout adds the duck may have come from Dave Livingston's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilson
United Presbyterian Home
Dave Livingston
Funeral Attendees Include Florang and Pailliotets
Felix Florang of Cedar Rapids attended with three sisters Mrs. Joseph P. Pailliotet of Riverside, Mrs. Lena Shellangosky of Fairfield and Mrs. Clara Rummelhart of Victoria Texas. Mr and Mrs Joseph P Pailliotet and daughters Esta Connie and Mrs Edward Muller all of Riverside were in attendance Monday.
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Felix Florang
Cedar Rapids
Joseph P. Pailliotet
Riverside
Lena Shellangosky
Fairfield
Clara Rummelhart
Victoria
Texas
Esta
Connie
Edward Muller
1846 Boundary Extended to Pacific Dividing U S and Canada
In 1846 the straight line separating the United States and Canada was extended to the Pacific, giving America sole title to the south and Great Britain to the north.
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United States
Canada
Pacific
America
Great Britain
Truman pledges support for Jewish state in Palestine
Truman reiterates support for a prosperous free and independent democratic state for Jews in Palestine. He plans a major windup speech Saturday night in St. Louis, then Sunday at his Independence Missouri home for a get-out-the-vote broadcast on election eve and votes early Tuesday.
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Palestine
Truman
St. Louis
Independence
Local residents attend anniversary events and visit relatives
Local families traveled to and from Davenport and Monmouth for visits after attending the United Presbyterian Home anniversary program. Guests from Marissa Cedar Rapids Moline and Xeota joined relatives in town. Grover Booths relocate to Garland Texas and plan a closing sale before returning to Ainsworth with Carl White. Drake University student James Eckels returned from Des Moines to spend the weekend at home.
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John E. Simpson
John Jr
Oak Park
United Presbyterian Home
R.H. White
Cora
Arthur Krause
Mae Sturgeon
Grace Vincent
Xeota
Grover Booths
Garland
Texas
James Drive
Mr. Booth
Ainsworth
Carl White
James Eckels
Des Moines
Drake University
Rev George Koch Named Lutheran Pastor at Trinity Church
Rev George Koch of Houston Texas accepted Trinity Lutheran church call to become pastor. He will move to Washington mid November after sixteen years as Hampton Iowa pastor and service on the Iowa District East board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koch
Houston
Texas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Washington
Hampton
Towa
Iowa District
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Eldora
Trinity Church
John Beiderwieden
Alton Koch
Mt. Pleasant
Taxi service to close overnight for maintenance
A local taxi and service station announces a nightly closure from 1:00 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. daily. The notice lists M. & O. Taxi & Service Station with the address 22013 and states the change is effective immediately.
Hebron Hall Home Fund Initiated by Indianola Gifts
Bequests from Speck family honor Etna Henderson Steck and gifts from Mrs. Earl Eldridge and Rev. John M. Baird push the Hebron Hall project. Proceeds from corn and auctions total 469.80 with 360.11 from offerings, plus over 18,000 in special gifts. The plan relocates the former Hebron church building in Illinois to create a home for aged United Presbyterians in Washington.
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Speck
Mrother
Etna Henderson Steck
Steecks
Washington
Earl Eldridge
Indianola
Iowa
Women’s Society of the
Indiaola
Highway 97
W. T. McIntyre
Richard A. Stewart
Nose
Hebron Hall
John E. Simpson
The
Home Association
Hebron
Chicago
John W. MacClanahan
Presbytery
United
Iowa Synod
Synod
George Kerr
Brookhart
Hebron Chiurch
Illinois
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported
Yesterday admitted include William Sheetz at 315 W Main and Mrs Anita Applegate R 3. Today: Melba Hole and Marlene Hole of West Chester plus Kathryn Hotle at 72014 E Washington for tonsillectomies. Discharged include William Sheetz and Mrs William Wulf and son of Ainsworth. Births: Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Miller Wellman a daughter. Today Mr and Mrs Robert Kobs Keota a daughter at 12 50 a m.
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William Sheetz
W. Main
Anita Applegate
Melba
Marlene Hole
West Chester
Kathryn Hotle
E. Washington
William Wulf
Ainsworth
Robert Lee Miller
Wellman
Robert Kobs
Keota
New rubber rings for canning need boiling water rinse
Readers are advised to rinse new rubber rings used in canning in boiling water to remove a fine surface powder that can impart a foreign taste. The tip emphasizes sanitizing before use.
Mrs Wehr and L Moore Wed in St James Ceremony
Alyce F Wehr daughter of Crawfordsville and Loren E Moore son of Fairfield and Batavia families were married yesterday at 10:30 in St James rectory. Rev H J Corcoran officiated with immediate family present. Maid of honor Janeta Mottet and best man Ernest Kiene attended. A 21-guest dinner followed at 1014 North 5th before the couple's wedding trip and new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce F. Wehr
Henry Kiene
Crawfordsville
Loren’ E. Moore
Myrtle Moore
Fairfield
J. M. Moore
Batavia
St. James Rectory
H. J. Corcoran
Janeta Mottet
Moore
Witch Maines Guests at Rural Women's Club Event
Nine members, children and guests gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. William Marie Jr home for a Rural Women’s club meeting led by Mrs. Lester Luckenbill. Committees were named and annual reports reviewed before witch themed refreshments and graveyard goulash ended the gathering.
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Hubert Redlinger
Virgil Lintz
Rural Women's Club
William Marie, Jr
Lester Luckenbill
Claude Rhodebeck
Mary Shields
Lloyd Humston
Eleanor Marie
Otto Bell
Orval Meeks
Will Marie, Jr
Carl Phillips
Grant Humston
Phillips
Will Marie Jr
Meeting of Pansy Hill Club Honors Three
Mrs Kimbal Gates a recent bride was honored with a towel shower at the Pansy Hill club meeting held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 in the home of Mrs E L Rouse. The hostess marked her birthday and departure with a handkerchief shower. Mrs James Ashby leaving for Dubuque received a gift. Sixteen members attended. guests included Mrs Gates Mrs Henry Sutherland Mrs J W Nethergall Dortha Sleichter Mrs Victor Mueller and daughter Erna Mae. Mrs Roy Kephart presided as president and the roll call answered with the favorite oven meal. Mrs W L Gates gave a paper titled A Christian Woman's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbal Gates
Pansy Hill Club
E. L. Rouse
James Ashby
Dubuque
Gates
Henry Sutherland
J. W. Nethergall
Dortha Sleichter
Victor Mueller
Erna Mae
Roy Kephart
W. L. Gates
Social calendar entries for Walnut and nearby groups
Community events span Halloween programs at Walnut school and an Odd Fellows social, with dinners, meetings, and craft projects across organizations such as Rainbow Girls, YWCA, D.A.R., Pythian Sisters, Fortnightly clubs, VFW, and nursing associations. Activities include social nights, demonstrations, bake sales, and holiday gift work.
Mrs Stewart Guest Of U Go I Go Club Meeting
Mrs Stewart attended the U Go I Go club meeting at Mrs Charles Schiebel home. After a brief business session, pinochle was played at three tables with E B Ward high and John Lee low scores. A potluck luncheon is planned for Nov 11 at Mrs John Shebeck’s home.
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Howard Stewart
Charles Schiebel
Schiebel
E. B. Ward
John Lee
Stewart
John Shebeck
NYC Freight Railroads Move Over 70 Million Tons Annually
New York City is served by 11 major railroad systems handling more than 70 million tons of freight each year. The figure highlights rail cargo activity supporting regional commerce and transportation needs.
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New York City
Views of Human Rights at the Polls reception notes
The event featured Halloween themed refreshments served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs. Lloyd Neis wanger. Fall flowers decorated the house, enhancing the gathering atmosphere.
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John Wagner
Lloyd Neiswanger
Birthday greetings for local residents on celebratory day
The notice salutes Patricia Berry Phil Vanerus Hugh Boyd Norman Schoonover and others with birthday wishes. It lists several individuals including Robert Everette Donald Lynn Cannon Janet Kay Tucker and Roberta Ann Smith among birthday honorees aged three six and beyond.
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Patricia Berry
Phil Vanerus
Hugh Boyd
Norman Schoonover
Robert Everette
Donald Lynn Cannon
Janet Kay Tucker
Circle Meets With Mrs. Ray Hammen
The St. Anthony circle met with Mrs. Ray Hammen Thursday at 8 pm. Fifteen members and one guest Rev. H J Corcoran attended. Mrs. Lester Mertz led a brief business meeting. Kate Shalla won high score at pinochle and Mrs. Mertz was low. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hammen and co hostsesses Mrs. Wheelan Birney and Waters.
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St. Anthony Circle
Raymond Hammen
H. J. Corcoran
Lester Mertz
Kate Shalla
Mertz
Hammen
Bert Wheelan
Robert Birney
Rose Waters
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Rapps
Southside Square
Indianapolis
Wolf’s Flower Shop
U. S
C. Vv
Crull
John W. Lee
Carl T
Anderson
Carl Anderson
KE. G. Human Gas & Appliance Co
Logan Ahrens
Maurice Tinnes
Marilyn
Charlotte Crone
Richard Weeks
Alvin Kephart
Goldie Miller
Moline, al
Charles Murdock
U.p.home
Remington de Luxe Portable Typewriter
Nicola
Harmon
Walnut School
Hallowe'en
Odd Fellows Hall
David McLaughlin
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
White Elephant
Richard Ross
Foster Bagge
Y.W.C.A
Y.W
Livingston
Marion Township
Eugene Chalupa
S. Ave. C
James Popa
D.A.R
Conostess
Mary Welch
J. C. Carris
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Department of Handcraft I
George Johnson
Y. W
V.F.W
Marsh Atkinson
Washington County Nurses Association
Nurses Home
Merry Makers Club
Stanley Mouser
Charles R. Wilson
Mrs. Stewart
U Go
I Go Club
B Buster Brown
Roberta Ann Smith
Keola
Helen Marie Olson
Everette Lee Howell
Louise Jean French
Journal
Employes
Rodney Paul Sage
Helen Sage
Circle
Ray Hammen
North Carolina
Jom Duncan
Pearl Harbor
Iwo Jima
Anzio
Beach
Normandy Invasion
Leon Beatty
American Legion
Simmons
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