Weidereghect Descendants Hold Sunset Park Reunion
Descendants of Katherine Weidereghect gathered in Sunset Park on Sunday August 27 for a family reunion. Attendees included multiple Rathmel and Woolverton relatives from Washington Libertyville Wellman Sigourney Keota Ainsworth and Wellman with several families living outside the state. The event featured birthday cake for Florence Evelyn Quayle and Freida Mae Rathmel, a long social visit and photos, with a dinner of fried chicken and baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Weidereghect
Sunset Park
Florence Evelyn Quayle
Sigourney
Freida Mae Rathmel
Keota
Florence
Iris Durst
Washington
Ethel Pulver
Eliza Weidereghed Rathmel Woolverton
Libertyville
Katherine Weidereghedt
Arthur D. Rathmel
Ray Rathmel
Barbara Jean
Luella Rae
Ainsworth
Clarence F. Rathmel
Past Matrons Club to Meet Thursday
All past matrons of the Order of Eastern Star are invited to attend the Past Matrons club meeting Thursday afternoon in the Masonic Temple. The meeting will begin at 2 30 p m. Those attending are asked to bring their own fancy work. Refreshments will be served.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Salladay Golden Wedding Observed in Highland Township
Mr and Mrs Frank Salladay celebrate their golden wedding with a noon dinner and 154 open house guests at their Highland township home. Four generations attended. several relatives from Burlington Monmouth Riverside and other towns joined the family in honoring the couple married in 1889.
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Frank Salladay
Highland Township
John Martindale
Prank
Luella
Burlington
Ernest Salladay
Washington
I. R. Salladay
John
Pierre
I. D
Glen Green
Margaret
Marilyn
Arliss
Reed
Louis Rath
Trie
Myron Salladay
Jackie
Jack Martindale
Maquoketa
George Green
Salladay
Jackie Salladay
Herbert Schultz
James
Charles
Martha Salladay
Monmouth
Iil
A. C. Bain
Kathryn
Mildred Godburn
Floyd Love
Cedar Rapids
Joan Harding
Mexico
Charles Love
Sterling
Kans
Allie Stotts
Gibbs
Clarence Aller
Arlene
Kenneth
Merlin
H. B. Long
Keath
Callie Woodburn
Dale
Jeanette
Weisman
Amy
Foster
Union
W. L. Alcorn
J. E. Wright
Jesse Busby
Harrison Dodder
Bob
Harry Dye
Walter Brown
Lester Orr
Ruth Houseal
Earl Steele
Milo Steele
Jane
Milo
Robert
Audrey
Emma Long
Paul Long
Sam Moore
Riverside
Carl Craig
Eunice
I. C. Steele
William Weber
Lucille
Clark Wood
Earl Do. Marr
William Murphy
Edd Endicott
Ara Coon
Marjorie
Matilda Bruegee
Lewis Coon
Eula Mae
W. R McCreedy
Samm Boyd
Lee Nicholson
Mrs
Prank Salladay
Journal
Evens Leses
Salladay Family Marks 50 Years Across Four Generations
Four generations of the Salladay family gathered for a 50 year anniversary party. Prank Salladay, his son Ernest, grandson Myron, and great grandson Jackie Salladay paused to pose for a photo amid the day's celebrations.
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Mr. Salladay
Ernest
Myron Salladay
Salladay
Prank Salladay
Myron
Jackie Salladay
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A dense list of community events covers Monday through Friday gatherings. Ladies clubs, church groups, and civic societies meet at various venues including Sunset Park, YMCAs, and Masonic halls with potlucks, luncheons, sew days, and lectures. Names and addresses are noted for hostesses and organizers.
P E O Group Picnic Luncheon Sets 1943 State Plans
Seventy eight P E O members from eleven chapters met at Sunset Park for a cooperative picnic luncheon. A business meeting followed to plan hosting the 1943 state convention in Davenport. Miss Irwin of Wapello presided, with Mrs. McCormick of Columbus Junction chosen as next year’s leader.
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P.E.O
Sunset Park
Irwin
Wapello
McCormick
Columbus Junction
P. L. Etter
Washington
Davenport
Hahn
Muscatine
Social Hour Club Meet with Mrs Carol Hanna at Crawfordsville
The Social Hour club met Friday afternoon after a summer vacation. Mrs Carol Hanna hosted with pink and white decorations. Guest Mrs Genevee Conrad assisted sister Hanna at the one course luncheon. The Salem Presbyterian Missionary Society enjoyed picnic dinner at the tourist park then met at Mrs H J Davis home with daughter Elizabeth.
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Crawfordsville
Carol Hanna
Genevee Conrad
Hanna
Club Has Meeting With Davis Sisters
Fifteen members of the Friendship club and four guests met Friday afternoon at the home of the Davis sisters. Mrs Godfrey Juzeler served as secretary in the absence of Mrs Aliee Davis. Entertainment for the gathering followed the business session.
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Friendship Club
Davis
Godfrey Juzeler
Aliee Davis
Happy Birthday Greetings From Local Figures
The item lists local birthday acknowledgments for Mrs J K Gardner who is 77, A B Dill born 44 years ago in the county, Dr B P Telford now in Fort Madison at 70, and others in the Three Quarter Century club. It notes WH Jackson Kalona and several residents receiving greetings and mentions Miss Gladys Edwards celebrated yesterday with a cake.
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J. K. Gardner
North Second Avenue
A. B. Dill
8. P. Telford
Washington
Fort Madison
WH Jackson
Kalona
Victor Masson
Clarence Jacobs
Patswift Mabelburger
Meredith Chance
Kh. Hi. MeCarty
Lyle Wilcox
Naymond Lorack
Mayme Hurich
Jonathan Homer Mount
Gladys Edwards
Journal Office
Complete decay logs match heat of quick burning
Collier's Weekly notes that slow oxidation over years releases as much heat as burning the same log to ash in a few hours, since both processes generate equal energy output.
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Collier's Weekly
West Chester Groups Schedule Meetings and Socials
The West Chester Pythian Sisters plan a regular meeting Tuesday evening September 12 with a Grand Temple report and good attendance expected. The Wesleyan Missionary Society will join the Home Missionary Society for a potluck luncheon at the Methodist church Friday September 29. A Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 9 30 AM at Mrs. B W Korf’s home 963 South 4th avenue. The Worb OW club will meet Tuesday evening at the hall with members urged to attend. Afternoon tea was hosted by Mrs. Harry Dye and Mrs. Anna Brown with guests from Branaton and the Allison families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.T.T
Clarence Goff
Leanne
American Home Dept
George Maxwell
American Home
Presbyteriary
Sunset Park
Baptist Young Women’s Missionary Society
Rodney Arnold
West Second Street
Noble Grand Circle
Pythian Sisters
Dorcas Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Leo Marie
Junior Missionary Society
Stikcott M.E
Harmony Club
Boyd Stephens
Rural Woman's Club
Lloyd Altiman
Good Will
J. B. Hoxworth
Just Us
Predmund
Rosemary Club
Charles Wiley
Lexington Circle
Grace Kmide
West Chester
M. E
West Chester Pythian
Grand Temple
M.B.C
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Home Missionary Seeciety
The
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Cottage
Harry Dye
Anna Brown
Myrtle Jelieffe
Edith Schaffer
Branaton
Mary Allison
James Allison
Missionary Group Meets at Church in Ainsworth
The Glad Hand Missionary Society of the U P church met Thursday afternoon in Ainsworth with ten members present. Mrs Glynne Megdelsen led the program and letters of thanks from schools receiving clothing were read. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Lulu Moore and Mrs Ruth Norris. Db ALP Club Picnic Ainsworth park hosted a D A P club piecing on Wednesday with members attending and an afternoon of visiting after the picnic dinner.
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Ainsworth
Glad Hand Missionary Society of the
U. P
Glynne Megdelsen
Wns
Lulu Moore
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth Park
Fleur-de-lis Club Meeting Planned at Home
Mrs. Walter 8. Brown hosts the Fleur-de-lis club Thursday at 2 30 p.m. in her home with Mrs. Ed Gallagher as assistant hostess Each member should bring a guest and notify the hostess if they cannot attend.
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Walter
Robert Stephens Fills Silo Assisted by His Neighbors
Robert Stephens filled his silo Thursday with ample help from neighbors. Mrs. Charlie Thrapp and Mrs. J. B. Moore assisted Mrs. Stephens in preparing dinner for the men.
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Robert Stephens
J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Charlie Thrapp
Harold Timmins
Raymond Hammen
Washington
Wm. Carr
Ernest Crawford
Merry Mixer Club
Herman Schulty
U. S. Notes Plane Output Gain
The United States reports a 25 percent rise in airplane production with the largest gains in two place cabin planes.
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U. S
United States
Autumn millinery features black felt hats and pillboxes
Black felt dominates the fall spotlight with pillbox styles and snoods recalling earlier days. The illustrated model shows bustle snood back interest, felt wings for height, a rolled cuff brim on the fisherwoman hat, henna grosgrain banding, and a postillion trimmed for sportswear with red velvet trim accents.
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K. Weidereghect
Iowa
Southern Utilities CE
Great Northern Fur CO
N. Y
Rockwood's
Washington’s Store For Women
Ancheon
Maccone North Side Cafe
O.E.S
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Louie Lehroed
H. J. Brenneman
B.S
Myray Burouchs
Independent Club
All Walnut Women's Club
Laura Ford
Jefferson
P.E.O. Group
Hugh
Clarence Davis
Lydia Davis
Clarence and
Everette Davis
H. J. Davis
Elizabeth
Pho Ore Lelte
Dan Tal
Geedia Sentient Tre
Wee
Wu Ae
Freee Peemeen
Fleur-de-lis Club
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