Heyde Golden Anniversary Observed in Brighton
Mr and Mrs John Heyde of Brighton celebrated their golden wedding today with a noon dinner at the E P hall and an open house in the afternoon. About 85 guests attended the event with a 28 pound turkey provided by Mr and Mrs Ralph Coffman. A three tiered cake and music from the high school orchestra highlighted the open house. The couple married Oct 31 1900 at Cottonwood United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
John Heyde
E.P. Hall
Ralph Coffman
Near Wayland
John Heyde Jr
Guy Messer
John Baldesier
Mary Turner
Tudolph Turner
Wayland
Phillip Heyde
Cottonwood United Brethren Church
William Ballard
Lon Heyde
Heyde
Doe Ross
Kate
Near Merrimac
George Hixson
Nera
Oskaloosa
Cleaning Chrome Furniture for Easy Maintenance
The guide advises using a soft cloth dampened with alcohol and whiting to clean chrome furniture, followed by a dry wipe. For added lustre a metal polish can be used, but avoid gritty compounds that may scratch the finish.
Progressive Rook At Lexington Community Meeting
Progressive rook was played at the Lexington community group meeting Thursday evening at the school house under the direction of the hostesses Mrs. Cecil Amlong and Mrs. Carl Lehman. High score winners were Mrs. Milo Patterson and Bill Martin, while low scores belonged to Mrs. Mort Emde and Mr. Patterson. Refreshments of sandwiches pie and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Cecil Amlong
Carl Lehman
Milo Patterson
Bill Martin
Mort Emde
Patterson
Handcraft II Group Acknowledges Meeting and Sales
Nineteen members of Hand craft II met at the YWCA for a work session. Edna McCarty led lessons on aluminum Christmas trees angels and bells of chicken wire. Towels made by Town blind women and Fortnightly anniversary dinner tickets were sold. Members urged to vote November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handcraft II
YWCA
Edna McCarty
Albert Lay
Ethel McCreedy
Miss McCarty
Loretta Chapek
Informal Party Honors Birthdays of J W and Mrs Meyer
An informal gathering at Maurice Meyer’s home celebrated the birthdays of Mr. J W Meyer and his wife. Family stunts and games filled the evening as Daughters and daughters in law served refreshments. Attendees included Theodore Meyer and family Ernest Meyer and family Delbert Lewis and family Virginia Meyer Perry Lewis and Lois Dodds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Meyer
J. W. Meyer
Theodore Meyer
Ernest Meyer
Delbert Lewis
Virginia Meyer
la Porte City
Perry Lewis
Lherryville
Lois Dodds
Bible Study Attendance and Anniversary Dinner Plans
Twenty three members attended the Bible study at the library on Monday afternoon led by Mrs BR S Hebner. Anniversary dinner tickets were sold and the Fortnightly dinner is planned for November 16. The group recited Isaiah 40 21 and Isaiah 53 and Mr Hebner led study of chapters 45 and 46 of Isaiah.
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BR. S. Hebner
Isaiah
Hebner
Tsaiah
Good Luck 4-H Club Holds Saturday Meeting
The Good Luck 4-H Club met Saturday with Mona Robison and 13 members present. Leader Mrs Donald Robison distributed record and program books and enrollment cards. The group discussed goals for the coming year and Belle Day demonstrated which size orange is most economical for juice. Members compared three juice preparations to judge flavors with Jean Sheetz scheduled for No 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona Robison
Donald Robison
Belle Day
Jean Sheetz
Munsons Entertain At Halloween Party
The Vigilant class of the Presbyterian church Sunday school was entertained at a Halloween party at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Munson's home. Jack-o-lanterns and fall flowers decorated the house. Clara Buhlig led devotions followed by group games. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by candlelight with assistance from Mrs. FE M. Pierce Mrs. Tom Gerdes and Mrs. Charles Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Sam Mun
Clara Buhlig
Munson
FE. M. Pierce
Tom Gerdes
Charles Wiley
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings Week
A detailed list of upcoming events and gatherings through Friday. Priscilla club dessert at Mrs. Ross. Prairie Flower meets at school. multiple church, mission, and club groups host dinners, potlucks, study sessions, and service projects at various times and locations with note of change for Muriel Te Bockhorst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
D. J. Ross
Prairie Flower Community Meeting
U. . Women's Missionary Society
Mabel Gray
St. James Study Club
Muriel Te Bockhorst
Wilcox Descendants Share Cooperative Meal in Keota
Mr and Mrs John Robertson hosted descendants of the late Mr and Mrs W R Wilcox and their families in Keota for a cooperative noon meal followed by visiting. Attendees included C K Rathmel Cloyce Rathmel A D Rathmel Max Lee Robert Bill Manford Wilcox Milo Steele Audrey Joyce Scott Wilcox Robert Keith Lyle Wilcox Ed Kleineberg Lee Daryl Statler Linden Joel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Rathmel
Cloyce Rathmel
A.D. Rathmel
Max Lee
Robert
Bill
Manford Wilcox
Milo Steele
Audrey
Joyce
Scott Wilcox
Robert Keith
Lyle Wilcox
Ed Kleineberg
Lee
Daryl Statler
Linden
Joel
Engagement of Alice Ellen Walker and Edward James Considine
Miss Alice Ellen Walker of Des Moines will marry Edward James Considine of Des Moines in early spring. Miss Walker is employed by Ernst and Ernst Certified Public Accountants and Mr Considine by the F W Dodge Corporation as marketing consultants for the construction industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Walker
Washington
Alice Ellen
Des Moines
Edward James Considine
E. A. Considine
Miss Walker
Ernst and Ernst Certified Public Accountants
Mr. Considine
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Mrs Bob Henry Joins Lexington Aid Society
Mrs Bob Henry became a new member of the Lexington Ladies Aid Society at the October meeting. Hostesses were Mrs John Capper Mrs John Flading and Mrs Morton Emde who served seasonal refreshments at tables decorated in the Halloween motif. Mrs Cecil Amlong president conducted the meeting. Mrs Paul Adam provided entertainment during the social hour. Hostesses for the November meeting will be Mrs William Ilynn Mrs Orr Mapel and Mrs Marion Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Henry
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
John Capper
John Flading
Morton Emde
Cecil Amlong
Paul Adam
William Illynn
Orr Mapel
Marion Pence
Mr and Mrs Ray Box Honored at Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Ray Box observed their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday and were honored at a dinner that evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Lengwell. Guests included Lyle Pox a Chicago student Patricia Longwell of Des Moines and Nettie Miller of Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Box
Frank Lengwell
Lyle Pox
Chicago
Patricia Longwell
Des Moines
Nettie Miller
Ottumwa
Han-di-ta Camp Fire Girls Host Halloween Party
The Han-di-ta Camp Fire Girls were guests at a Halloween party in the Shannon home basement Monday evening. Barbara Shannon and Elaine Sturgis hosted with mothers Mrs. Floyd Sturgis and Mrs. Shannon. Guests entered after pounding a skillet and enjoyed games, refreshments, a camp fire, and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Han-di-ta
W. J. Shannon
Barbara Shannon
Elaine Sturgis
Galley-Style Leftover Meat Bake With Biscuits
The article explains a budget dish using leftover meat or ground round simmered in gravy with vegetables. Brown the meat, mix with heated vegetables, and bake in a casserole. Top with crescent biscuits, bake at 425F for 20 to 25 minutes, adjusting time if meat is cooked.
Temperature for frying doughnut dough in lard
The lard should be heated to 360 PF for deep fat frying doughnuts.
Pauline Boshart and Eldon Wyse wed in Bethel Mennonite Church
Pauline M. Boshart and Eldon Wyse married last Sunday at the Bethel Mennonite Church in Wayland. The ceremony, performed by Rev. Simon Gingerich and Rev. W. Leichty, featured a quartet and a three-tiered yellow and white cake. The couple plans to live in Olds after a honeymoon trip. she is a Wayland graduate and bookkeeper, he farms with his father. Out-of-town guests joined locals for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline M. Boshart
Eldon Wyse
Bethel Mennonite Church
Wayland
Bethel Mennonite
Elon Boshart
Route 5
Mr. Pleasant
Sam Wyse
Simon Gingerich
Sugar Creek Church
W. Leichty
Ao Quartet
Vernon Roth
Martin Wyse
Joseph Stutter
Jesus
Rose of Sharon
Love
God
Miriam Wyse
George Widmer
Mt. Pleasant
Dwight Graber
Crawfordsville
Edwin Leiechty
Srile
Wyse
Olds
Wellman
Eli Saltzman
Rock Island, Ill
Ruth Popperton
Memphis, Tenn
Edwin Junior Saltzman
Two Women Entertain At Announcement Party
Mazie Stewart and Harriett Clendenning hosted an announcement party Monday evening for eight neighbors. Guests arrived in Halloween costumes. Coffee and cookies were served on plates bearing the women's names and the note that they would winter in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazie Stewart
Harriett Clendenning
Miss Stewart
Miss Clendenning
Florida
Fllorida
Notable Names in Local Social Circle
Mer Babcock, Mrs. Ernest Miller and Sara Pollock are listed among prominent residents noted for community involvement and social events in the latest society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Babcock
Ernest Miller
Sara Pollock
Helen Wilson Reviews Kon-Tiki at Ninth Century Club
Helen Wilson gave a meeting review at the Nineteenth Century club Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Miller's home. A luncheon preceded the meeting. She discussed Thor Heyerdahl's adventure book Kon-Tiki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson
Nineteenth Century Club
Frank Miller
Downtown store moves dressed dummy to sidewalk
A Boston clothing shop removed a fully clothed dummy from its window and placed it on the sidewalk. The figure appeared to peer intently at the merchandise on display, drawing curiosity from passersby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Orangegg: A Florida Breakfast Drink with Egg
A simple nutritious idea combines eight ounces of Florida orange juice with one egg to make an all day snack or meal-in-a-glass. The recipe emphasizes vitamin C, protein, and low calories, promoting eggs as an inexpensive daily protein source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOD
Florida
Columbus Church Observes 75th Year
Columbus Junction’s Central Presbyterian marked 75 years with a Sunday program. More than 100 dined together after the 11 am service. Ralph DPD Keirns of Flint Michigan spoke, a church history was read, and Margaret Huston noted as a former elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Central Presbyterian Church
Ralph Dpd. Keirns
Flint Mich
Parsons College
Fairfield
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Christian Endeavor Society
L. W. McWilliams
Margaret Huston
W. S. Huston
James Robertson
Man Found Unconscious in Abandoned Car Trunk
In Itasca Texas a stalled car was towed to a garage where mechanics found an unconscious man in the trunk. He later revived and gave an account ending with a quoted phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itasca
Tex
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Mrs. Heyde
Rey
Bk. EE. Voss
Pr ‘Og Wu
Voss
Maggie
Georgia Wise
H. C. Stouse
Cottonwood
Carrie Martin
Rollie Heyde
Munsons
Cotec Construction
Story & Hark Pianos
Story & Clark
Lorden Music CO
East Side Square
Beta Sigma Phi
Charles Berdo
Ainsworth Cbs
Masonic Temple
Valley Ladies Aid
Tommy Hartnell
Edward Squire
Harmony Club
Nelson Thompson
Rosemary Club
KE. Ray Bell
Linger Longer Club
Henry Sheets
Presbyterian Prayer
Just Us
Carl Parcel
U and I
Carrie Boileau
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Pleasant Hill
Lyle Walton
John Calawell
Friendly Circle Club
Emery Ryan
PEO
W. 5. Anderson
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Pilotburg
Roet
Susannah
Ella Warren
Henry Hull
HBO Club
Henry Roland
Ruth Nichol Missionary Society
Ralph Kleese
Presbyterian Women's — Services Guild
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Alice Walker
Lexington Aid Society
Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Box
Floyd Sturgis
Shannon
South
Iowa
Jean Sears
Verena Wyse
Jean Burden
Dennis Saltzman
Dale Widmer
Don Boshart
Leonard L'Isher
Ivan Wyse
Levi Roth
Clayton Widmer
Owen Roth
J. D. Horsfall
Avor Lake
Miller
al Griffith
Carlton Wilson
Etha
Anna
Elizabeth Dewson
Pal
Lemmon’s Jewelry
Barbara Bates
Columbus Church
Martha Butler
Atn&h
Royal
Nicola
Harmon
Paul R. Horak
Home Tows Tour
Snozzle Durante
Ida
Ivan
Keith Norton
John
Pauly Handy
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