Relatives Attend Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs John Maas
Mr and Mrs John Maas of Casey Iowa celebrated their golden wedding with about 48 guests including children and grandchildren. Eleanor Maas traveled from Des Moines and others joined from Washington and Johnson Counties for the anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maas
Bernice Maas
Washington
Casey
Iowa
Johnson Counties
Eleanor Maas
Des Moines
Mable Finney
Mable
A. I. B. Business College
Union School
Union
Maxine Reeves
Washington High School
Ward
Paul Benson
Cliff Reeves
Moody Bible School
Mouser
Return From Trip Of 3600 Miles in Western States
Mr and Mrs Ralph Nicholson completed a 3600 mile journey with their brother and wife Mr and Mrs Arthur Nicholson of Muscatine. They traveled through the Bad Lands and Black Hills to Yellowstone National Park, then down the Rockies to Denver Colorado Springs and returned via Kansas and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Ralph Nicholson
Arthur Nicholson
Muscatine
Black Hills
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Wyming
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Nebraska
John Quinns
Ernest Salladay
Brighton Social Notes Wide Iowa Visits
Brighton column lists residents at the Des Moines state fair including Earl and Mrs Neal and families, Doyle Brown and Clarence Brown, Roman Borkoski. Ira Bowersox visited Kansas. Leland Horton and Prody Borkoski at First District Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Mt. Pleasant. William Day left for Flint Michigan after visiting Wilbur Day. Herman Hamano noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
Des Moines
Earl Neal
Doyle Brown
Clarence Brown
Roman Borkoski
Ira Bowersox
Kansas
Leland Horton
Prody Borkoski
Mt. Pleasant
William Day
Flint
Mich
Wilbur Day
Herman Hamano
Reorganize Staff At Catholic School
Sister Mary St. Ralph returns to St. Mary's convent to lead the fifth and sixth grades at St. Mary's school Riverside with Sister Mary Cyril la taking over the 11th and 12th grades and replacing Sister Mary Cyrilla who moves to Kansas City. Other items note Iowa City visitor Mrs. Mary O Conner and local family visits plus rural school teacher assignments in Iowa township Highland township and staff changes as well as residents leaving for Rule Nebraska and Labor Day events at St Marys church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Oldaker
W. S. McIntosh
L. E. Fleming
B. C. Foster
Foster
Carl Youngdale
Chicago
Hila Foster
Cedar Rapids
Norman McConnell
Tucson
Ariz
Henry Foster
Hila Sue
Hattie Lou
E. N. Foster
Mary
Henry Hagists
Henry Wilbaur
Max Vogel
Frank Fritz
Donall Romine
Iowa City
Maule
E. Maule
Pharr
Texas
Frank Salladay
Monmouth
Ill
Frank
Samuel Murphy
Melvin Soukup
Krotz
Anthony Malichky
Richmond
Anna Krotz
Riverside
Joe Krotz
John Soukap
John Quinn
Frances
Duane Hazen
Delbert Holmes
Dale
Burke McCreedy
Walter Owens
Davenport
Milford Cook
W. R. Murphy
Lucille
Delbert Brumfield
Haskins
Frances Quinn
Raymond Coon
Janet
Lewis Coon
Herbert Camp’bell
Burke = McCreedy
Max Owens
Crawfordsville
Kay
James Murphy
Donna
Wellman
William Murphy
Mary St. Ralph
Kansas City
St. Mary‘s Convent
St. Mary’s School
Mary Cyrilla
Mary Anselm
Mary O'Conner
William O’conner
Robert Kiefer
Oak Grove
Margaret Mineart
Valley
Eunice Craig
Elaine Bell
Iowa Township
Highland Township
Center
Lois Humble
Pine Grove
Myrtle Anderson
East Prairie
Phyllis Shalla
Nebraska
Grace Dautremont
Rule
Neb
Margaret Cress
Carrie Iden
Minnie Holtz
Edith Heitzman
R. H. Heitzman
Elizabeth Pieper
Robert
Minneapolis
Persia love and Manns visit Riverside relatives
Of Persia, love, and Mr and Mrs Willard Mann of Riverside spent last week at the parental Chris Mann home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia, Love
Willard Mann
Riverside
Chris Mann
Tragic Love Tragedy Ends in Suicide After Beach Day
Edward Bearby and his girlfriend Betty Smith shared a Chicago beach outing. Betty, 15, teased him by hiding his robe and pulling hair. After Edward sent a farewell note, a shot was heard at Betty's home and she killed herself with her uncle's rifle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bearby
Chicago
Betty Smith
Betty
Edward
General Motors expands defense production across divisions
Alfred P. Sloan Jr. reports 60 GM units in defense work with over 200 million dollars of defense goods delivered. In the past year 14 new plants were built, 13 enlarged, and 26 existing buildings re-equipped. Thousands trained, with parts bought from 200 communities in 21 states and 83 outside suppliers supplying a GM division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITH
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
G.M
Mr. Sloan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolyn Hershberger
Decatur
Vergil Gerig
Smithville
Ohio
Clarence Humphrey
F. L. Mahannah
Cedar Falls
Margaret Popham
Flora
Bert Popham
Lynn
Maybel Popham
Daryl
Harry Wade
Wayne Popham
Beatrice
Ward Popham
Sandra
Willard Popham
Gene
Jimmy
Julie
Charles DeLong
Billy
Lloyd Humphrey
Kinsinger
Russell Kinsinger
Homer Brenneman
Clark Gingerich
Harold Miller
Homer Yoder
Ralph Gingerich
Maynard Reder
Edwin Bender
Ora Marner
Ralph Brenneman
P. Kiman
Wellman Home
David Kiman
Paul
Mose Ropp
Katie
Rufus Gingerich
Barbara Gingerich
Ben Shettler
Karona
Omer Wenger
Wilma
Harry Wenger
Paul Eiman
Decatur, Lil
Eiman
Katherine Hershberger
Berlin
Dnieper River
Ukraine
Dnieperopetrovsk
Yanks
New York Yankees
Boston
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Crosetti
Fletcher
Rizzuto
Dickey
Catholic School
Mary Orvilla
Mrs. Marie Tucker
Army and Navy
Marie Tucker
George A. Tucker
Fort MacArthur
San Pedro
Cal
Los Angeles
Tucker
Laurence Frost
U. S. S. Greer
Iceland
U. S. S. Roper
Greer
Frost
U. S. Naval
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