Nellie R Courtney and Marion Miller Wed at Methodist Church
Nellie Ruth Courtney daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Courtney and Marion D Miller son of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller wed Sunday at the Methodist church in a 1 pm double ring ceremony attended by 85 guests. Dr Frea wt Miller officiated. The couple plan to live on a farm northeast of town after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ruth Courtney
C. C. Courtney
Marion D. Miller
Henry Miller
Methodist Church
Frea Wt. Miller
Katherine Jean Barnes
Brighton
Theodore Zieglowsky
Elmer Kiene
Richard Houseal
John Yousling
Karl
E. Courtney
Miss Barnes
Courtney Home
Jean Patterson
Shirley Dowell
Nettie Miller
Evelyn Quigley
Mrs Gray Hosts Circle of Past Noble Grand Circle
Mrs Clive Gray hosted the Past Noble Grand Circle meeting with 19 members present. President Mrs Paul Harvey named the flower committee. games and refreshments followed with assistance from Mrs Wayne Marston. October hostess will be Mrs Edna Gardner at Susie Hoppings' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Gray
Noble Grand Circle
Paul Harvey
Frank Longwell
Harold Gray
O. E. Sisk
Wayne Marston
Edna Gardner
Susie Hopping
Ann Judson Circle Meeting At Mrs Burham Home
The Ann Judson Circle of the Baptist church held a regular meeting last evening at Mrs. Oscar Burham’s home with Mrs. John Little assisting. Lucille Forgey led the program and a box of clothing was sent to Warsaw Poland. Thirteen members answered roll call with guest Mrs. H G Miller of Moline present. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson
St Marys Circle meets at St James church
Mrs Grant Humble hosted the September meeting of St Mary's Circle of St James church. Mrs Frank Kos presided over the business portion while the ladies enjoyed visiting time. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ed Wilmer and Mrs Anton Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Humble
St. Mary's Circle
St. James Church
Frank Kos
Ed Wilmer
Anton Kauffman
KC Lodge Meeting and Officer Installation
The K C lodge will meet at 8 o clock Thursday evening at K C hall for the officer installation and related announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C. Lodge
K. C. Hall
Prevents loss of color in vegetables when cooked
A guide on preserving color and flavor of vegetables by brief boiling in porcelain enameled cookware. It warns against reducing liquids for dieting and suggests sipping liquids through drinking straws to maintain hydration.
Community Social Calendar and Club Meetings
Weekly notes list Catholic Daughters meeting at K C hall Wednesday. Snowball Social at Sunset Park with weather backup at Advplh Guenther home. Red Horse club hamburger fry also at Sunset Park. Thursday events include Walnut Women's club, Rebekah club, O F S at Masonic temple, Prairie Flower Missionary Society, Rural Woman's club, H H club, and Home Builders class update. Friday activities feature Friendship club, Loyal Women's class, W C T U convention, Unit Presbyterian Ladies Aid, and multiple W S C S luncheons with numerous hosts and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
K.C. Hall
Sunset Park
Advuiplh Guenther
Red Horse Club
Walnut Women's Club
Karl Chorpening
Rebekah Club
Clive Gray
O.F.S
Masonic Temple
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Stanley Mouser
Rural Woman's Club
William Marie, Jr
H.H. Club
Howard MecAtlin
Friendship Club and Families
Alvin Shaw
Loyal Women's Class of
Baptist Church
Rose Gilbert
W. P. Moore
W.C.T.U
West Chester Methodist Church
Unit
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
W.S.C.S
Jacob Fisher
E. Main St
D. C. Griggs
W. Monroe St
H. J. Brenneamn
Jamey Birney
Will Richards
Glenn Knuyp
EB. E. Ward
W. Main St
R. E. Shannon
Fred Bey
Rth Ave
A. L. Griffith
E. Washington St
Jessie Brindley
S. 8Rd Ave
Paul Thomassen
S. Iowa Ave
Easy Save A Day Rolls And Branburgers Recipe
Shortening sugar and All-bran dough mixed with hot water cooled then eggs and yeast added. Rise twice bake 425 F 15 minutes yields 4 dozen rolls. Branburgers blend corn flakes meats with milk eggs and seasonings, form loaf boil or bake. Orange Blossom Muffins mix shortening orange rind and dry ingredients then add juice milk and egg bake in greased pans.
Club Gives Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Mayhew
The Good Will club members and husbands gathered at the Frank Mayhew home Monday evening to surprise Mrs Mayhew on her birthday. After a July August hiatus the group visited, played games, and then shared cooperative refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
Frank Mayhew
Mrs. Mayhew
White Cloud Social Club Holds September Meeting
The September meeting of the White Cloud Social club was held at Mrs. Mildred Sands home with ten members three children and a visitor present. A short business session was led by the president. A Norway family letter of thanks was read. Mrs. Howard Anderson reported on Farm Bureau work. The afternoon was social with refreshments served by the hostess and relatives. The next regular meeting will be an all day pot luck gathering at Mrs. Ralph Beauchamp's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud
Mildred Sands
Norway
Howard Anderson
Ralph Beauchamp
September Meeting of St James P T A
The St James Parent Teacher Association opened its school year meeting in the school building with 18 members and four sisters present. Mrs Paul Horak opened with a prayer and plans were made for a Wiener roast on Sunday Sept 15 at the Charles Friese home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Horak
Ray Minick
Frank Redeker
Leland Baker
Robert Loftus
Francis Belier
Francis Bruty
Clifford Campbell
Jack Creech
Oven Bake Muffins Yielded 106 Small Cakes
In a moderately hot oven at 400 F for about 30 minutes, batter rose into 106 muffins. Each muffin measured roughly 2% inches in diameter.
Cocoa Corn Flakes Kisses
Beat egg whites until very stiff. Fold in confectioners sugar cocoa and salt sifted. Fold in corn flakes. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto greased sheets. Bake in a moderate 350 degree oven. Yield about 24 kisses.
Birthday congratulations and greetings noted for local residents
The community extends birthday wishes to Mary Voorhees and her sister in law, former resident Dr. Telford, John Coakley, Gary Letts, Robert Hildebrand, Jay Klopfenstein, Cherry Luckenbill, and others including Mrs. Masson, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Swift, Meredith Chance, Lyle Wilcox, and more, with multiple families identified by town and relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Voorhees
Carl Voorhees
Dale Voorhees
Victor Masson
Clarence Jacobs
Pat Swift
Meredith Chance
DeKalb
Ill
Lyle Wilcox
Richard Charles George
Raymond Lorack
Mayme Burich
Iowa City
Leila Jarvis
Stanley McKeown
Everett Huber
Wellman
Invention Tale Claims Bullfighting by Julius Caesar
A claim credits Julius Caesar with inventing bullfighting though historical records do not support the assertion. The idea appears as a provocative historical rumor rather than established fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie R. Courtney
Marion Miller
Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Burham
Mrs. Humble
Arlyce Studio
North
Iowa Ave
Heer
Branburgers
White Cloud Social Club
St. James P.T.A
Washington
Cocoa
W. L
Little
5. Telford
John Lee Coalgley
Orville Coakley
West Chester
Gary Grove Letts
Grove Letts
The
Bethel
Robert Wayne Hildbrand
Verr Hildebrand
Jay Linn Klopenstein
Harol Klopfenstein
Route Four
Cherry Luckenbill
Lester Lueckenbill
S. Lowe
P. L. Etter Osteopathic
Pen
Easia