Curtis Mineart Elected Head of Chicagua 4 H Boys Club
Curtis Mineart was elected president of the Chicagua 4 H Boys Club at a Wednesday meeting held in the home of Jim and Bennie Barnes. Officers chosen include David Mineart as vice president Melva Schnicker as secretary treasurer and Burtwin Day as historian. The group will install officers at the next meeting and plan a future weiner roast with refreshments served by Mrs Keith Barnes and Mrs Melvin Schnicker. Belle and Burtwin Day will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Mineart
cChicagua 4-H
Jim
Bennie Barnes
David Mineart
Melva Schniéker
Burtwin Day
Keith Barnes
Melvin Schnicker
Belle
Burtwin
Rebekah Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Andersons Home
Twenty members attended the Rebekah club gathering at Mrs Dora Anderson’s home. Guests included Mrs Emma Gorman Mrs Helen Heilman Mrs Howard Hayes and Frances Ann Godwin. Mrs Hayes joined as a new member and refreshments were served by Mrs Anderson and Mrs Clarence Brinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Dora Anderson
Emma Gorman
Helen Heilman
Howard Hayes
Frances Ann Godwin
Hayes
Fred Wagner
Leé
Ed Sorrell
Anderson
Clarence Brinning
Re-Elect Officers at Trinity Ladies Meeting
Mrs. Joe Simmering was re elected president of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies aid at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Floyd Murdock. Re-elected were Mrs. Omer Verners as secretary and Mrs. Glen Yoder as treasurer. The group planned to attend the LWMS meeting in Williamsburg on Sept. 18 and noted October hostess details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simmering
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Floyd Murdock
Omer Verners
Glen Yoder
George Koch
St. Matthew
Simmering
LWMS
Williamsburg
R. G. Wessler
Richard Pratt
Hospital Births and Admitted List
At the hospital admitted today John Pratt Washington medical. Births yesterday Mr and Mrs Everett Rich R4 a son at 9 12 p m. Today Mr and Mrs Earnest Perrin Wellman a daughter at 1 52 a m Mr and Mrs Joe A Conrad Keota a daughter at 9 15 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Rich
Earnest Perrin
Wellman
Joe A Conrad
Keota
Demons vs Trojans opens 1949 season at Case Field
Washington high school Demons collide with West Chester Trojans in the 1949 season opener at Case field with gates at 6 30. Veterans Sotelo Brock and Tweeten lead a lineup loaded with lettermen as both teams prepare for a tough battle and lineup battles through the afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger Steeg
Dick Gant
Washington High School Demons
West Chester Trojans
Case Field
West Chester
Washington
Trojans
Demons
Major League Standings and Tonight’s Games
Standings show Cincinnati nine to seven over Pittsburgh and New York seven to Brooklyn twelve. Tonight games include New York at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at Boston with others on night schedule.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
United
W. L Pet
A&g
Kalona Rebekahs Picnic Planned for Sept 11
Plans were made at the Odd Fellow hall for the Kalona Rebekah lodge picnic on September 11 at the Kepler cabin on the Iowa River. Noble Grand Mrs Alva Kepler presided and guests served refreshments.
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Kalona
Rebekah Lodge
Kepler Cabin
Iowa River
Odd Fellow Hall
Alva Kepler
Noble Grand
Elmer Michel
Harold Peterseim
Marvin Yoder
Francis Lemley
Fifty Present at OES Meeting Thursday Night
Mrs. Don Orr and Fred Longer presided at the OES meeting at the Masonic Temple. Fifty members attended. A report prepared by Mrs. Orr detailed the committee’s three overseas clothing and supplies boxes. Refreshments during the social hour were served by several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Orr
Fred Longer
OES
Masonic Temple
Orr
Paul Quakenberg
Harry Drake
Leslie Gates
Everett Denison
Frank Goble
Grace Miller
Washington Junior High Football Practice Underway
Washington junior high opens football drills with 43 boys trying out under coach Glenn Hall. Eighth graders total 17 with most returnees. new players James Kelley and Walter Stewart show promise. Seventh graders also stand out as the schedule, including Muscatine and Mt. Pleasant, remains to be finalized.
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Washington Junior High School
Glenn Hall
James Kelley
Walter Stewart
Cleve Stickrod
Tommy MckKeone
Louis Marston
Gus Mass
Jack Rommel
Lester Snow
William Ward
James Alsip
Eddie Bailey
Larry Genkinger
Donald Hayes
Norman Humble
Terry Leeper
Philip McCreedy
Jack Pratt
Max Young
Max Embree
Jack Schulty
Dean Willey
Richard Gorham
Roger Hamm
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Honor N TeBockhorst at Richmond Shower
Norma June TeBockhorst was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Richmond Casino hall Tuesday evening. She will wed Joseph P. Allen at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Richmond on Monday September 19. Ninety guests attended with games recipes and advice to the couple. Gifts displayed under a yellow and white umbrella. refreshments followed.
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Kalona
Norma June TeBockhorst
Casino Hall
Richmond
Miss TeBockhorst
Joseph P. Allen
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Anna Kolosick
Two Ladies Review Book at Club Meeting
Mrs. W Wooley and Mrs. W P Davidson reviewed parts of Dale Carnegie s How to Stop Worrying and Start Living at the Wednesday Study club meeting in Crawfordsville Thirteen members attended and joined the discussion Refreshments were served by Shirley and Carol Jean Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
W. P. Davidson
Dale Carnegie
Wednesday Study Club
Dwight Brown
Shirley
Carol Jean Brown
Patricia Williams Weds D L Jordan Sunday
Patricia Ann Williams daughter of Mrs Roy Oakes and Delbert L Jordan were married Sunday at 3 30 pm in the First Methodist church at Elwood Indiana. Rev R F E Boyle performed the double ring ceremony with attendants Harold Livix and M G Morris. The couple will live in Columbus Junction where Jordan is manager of the Western Auto store.
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Columbus Junction
Patricia Ann Williams
Roy Oakes
Delbert L. Jordan
First Methodist
Elwood
Ind
R. F E. Boyle
Harold Livix
Pleasant
M. G. Morris
Jordan
Western Autog
All Members Present at U and Meeting
Members of the U and IT club met with Mrs. Ira Mitchell Thursday afternoon. Eleven members attended along with three guests Mrs. Lyle Long Mrs. Veryl Mitchell and Mrs. Florence Smith of Keota. The afternoon featured visiting and playing wahoo with refreshments served. Mrs. William Bealer will hostess the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and IT Club
Ira Mitchell
Lyle Long
Veryl Mitchell
Florence Smith
Keota
William Bealer
Village Fair Schedule With Contests And Prizes
Readied events for September 2 include screwball parade 10 am with $100 prizes, checker tournament $25, horseshoe contest $50, free acts at 2 pm, horse pulling $400, bathing beauty contest, children’s contests, old fiddlers contest $75, and a late square dance. September 29 features truck or tractor roadeo, speaker, horseshoe finals, greased pig contest, children’s contests with $25, and a grand gift drawing at 10 pm worth $1,000.
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Greenfield
Scottish Highlanders
Schoonovers Mark 40th Wedding Anniversary At Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schoonover observed their 40th wedding anniversary with a family cooperative dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schoonover. All but two children attended and the family gave a gift as ruby red decorations set the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schoonover
Ralph Schoonover
Schoonovers
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Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
United States
Canada
Wolf’s Flower
Harold Miller
Scott
Washington County
Miller Bros
Trinity Ladies Meeting
John Pratt
Washington, Medical
Joe Sotelo
Paul Brock
Frank Sojka
Marvin Stanley
Bob Nardy
Jerry Johnson
Gordon McCreedy
Jack Hamm
Don Gardner
Dick Tweeten
Don Rich
Demon
Ver Ste
Dean Peterson
Jim Maple
Dale Hartzler
Murray Coon
Harold Gilles
Rothschild’s
Pie
Carol Griggs
Kalona Rebekahs
Honor N. TeBockhorst
Patricia Williams
D. L. Jordan
C. V. Crull
John W. Lee
Booth & Horak
Roadeo
New
Stetson
Mallory Fall
Klein’s
Klothing Kompany
Tion
Jom Duncan
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