Elizabeth Longer Weds Bernard V. Payne in Washington Ceremony
Elizabeth Longer and Bernard V. Payne, both of Washington, married Sunday at 2 p.m. in Washington Methodist Church with Dr. C. Raymond Reed officiating. The bride wore white slipper satin with Chantilly lace and a pearl necklace, and the groom's party included Glen Payne as best man and several ushers. A reception for 175 guests followed at the Longer home, with the couple to reside at 205 KE Madison after a brief honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Longer
Washington
Bernard V. Payne
Walter Longer
Edgar Payne
Wayland
C. Raymond Reed
Sandra Moore
Dean Moore
Jerry Schiebel
Richard Schiebel
Glen Payne
Winfield
Kenneth Peters
Willis Longer
Robert Payne
Daryl Longer
Madison Street
Julius Kunik
Ernie Temple
Ken Peters
Glenn Conard
Verda Thompson
Kermit Klopfenstein
Ruth Gideon
Charles Spinler
Charles Schiebel
Dorothy Turnipseed
Payne
Washington High School
Business
Iowa Wesleyan
Wayland High School
Motorola Radio
Chicago
Navy
Payne Radio Shop
Delft
Mrs. Payne
Madison
Election of Officers Features Wiener Roast at Sunset Park
The Yo-maco class of the Baptist church at Sunset Park held a Wiener Roast Thursday evening to select officers for the coming six months. Richard Weeks was elected president, Mrs. Sam Weeks, vice president, Ronald Hotle, secretary treasurer, and Charles Dawson, historian. Guests included Mrs. W. L. Currier of Pueblo Colorado and Mrs. Bob Belman of Denver along with Rev Earl Longfellow. Reverend Currier organized the Yo maco class when he led the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Sunset Park
Richard Weeks
Sam Weeks
Ronald Hotle
Charles Dawson
W. L. Currier
Pueblo
Colo
Bob Belman
Denver
Earl Longfellow
Currier
Social calendar lists community events and club meetings
A long schedule of local group activities appears with times and venues including drama department guest night at 8:00 p m transportation meet at the Library 7:45 p m Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Temple DAV Legion hall Bible study at the library Knights of Pythias KP hall and many clubs meeting through midweek at schools churches and civic spaces with refreshments and transportation notes and reminders for items to bring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crayne
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
DAV
Legion Hall
Knights of Pythias
Meat production and consumption split by Mississippi
Two thirds of the meat produced for America's dining tables comes from areas west of the Mississippi River while two thirds of the meat is consumed east of the river. This regional pattern highlights a wide divide between production and consumption across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Barbara Kay Askea Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Barbara Kay Askea marked her sixth birthday with a Saturday party featuring fall flowers and balloons. Pink and white décor set the theme as games, photos, and gift opening followed two birthday cakes provided by her mother. Guests included Marsha Moohart Sarah Griffith Keith Galen Ellen Marie Jarrard Sara Ann Jones Darlene Mills Kay Denney Wittmer Gary McKune Ricky Sylvester Mrs. Carl Sylvester Mrs. H. McKune Joan Mrs. Doyle Jarrard and Mrs. Virgil Wittmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kay Askea
Barbara Way
Marsha Moohart
Sarah Griffith
Keith, Galen
Ellen Marie Jarrard
Sara Ann Jones
Darlene Mills
Kay Denney Wittmer
Gary McKune
Ricky Sylvester
Carl Sylvester
H. McKune
Joan
Doyle Jarrard
Virgil Wittmer
Honor Joan Schantz At Prenuptial Shower
A mock wedding with costumes of newspaper was staged by Mrs. Gran ville Love and Mrs. Wilma Vos burg to honor Joann Schantz on a miscellaneous shower at the Love home Saturday evening. Miss Schantz weds Willard Love September 21. Thirty guests attended with gifts hidden around the home and revealed by rhymes in balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Love
Wilma Vosburg
Joann Schantz
Love Home
Miss Schantz
Willard Love
Garden Department I Plans Tuesday Meeting
Members of Garden Department I of the Fortnightly club will meet at Mrs. Edith Been blossom’s home Tuesday evening after visiting an open house at the Fred Almer home. They will view shrubs and flowers in the Palmer yard. Open house starts at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Ed Sullivan
Harmony Club
Renry Sutherland
Ernest Enke
Crawfordsville
Garden Club
H. A. Beenblossom
Fred Palmer
Etha Dawson
Booster Club
Elwood Kleese
YWCA
Garden Department I
Edith Beenblossom
Fredalmer
Palmer Yard
One Killed One Hurt In Fighting In Korea
Two local men reported casualties in Korea fighting. Pvt. Gerald Saber 21 of Gladwin community near Columbus Junction was killed September 5 in an infantry intelligence unit. He had entered the army in Davenport in 1949 and was engaged to Deloris Arneson. He leaves his parents four sisters and three brothers. Also reported wounded is Ife James F. Rugg son of Mrs Nellie Rugg of Wellman.
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Korea
Gerald Saber
O. UD. Saber
Gladwin
Columbus Junction
Ife
James F. Rugg
Nellie Rugg
Wellman
Saber
Infantry
Davenport
Deloris Arneson
Local residents visit relatives in Oklahoma and Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Dutseh, Mrs. Helen Street and Mrs. Nelle Fangel of Tulsa spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rei. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor of Osceola and Mr. and Mrs. Than White of Murray visit relatives in Washington. Mrs. Taylor is kin to Mrs. Durst and Mrs. Bickford. Mr. White is kin to Mrs. Babcock. Mrs. Harry Anderson of Brighton observes a birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutseh
Helen Street
Nelle Fangel
Tulsa
Okla
Fred Rei
C. W. Taylor
Osceola
Than White
Murray
Washington
Mrs. Taylor
Opal Bickford
Mr. White
P. KE. Babcock
Harry Anderson
Brighton R. 1
Quick Victory in New Invasion Could Save World From War
The piece argues a swift victory in Korea may avert a broader conflict. It cites Gen. Douglas MacArthur aiming to destroy the Communist army before crossing the 38th parallel. It warns of a wider war if UN forces invade North Korea and stresses the risk of Chinese and Soviet actions escalating to World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ferguson
United Press Foreign News
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
88Th Parallel
South
Iorea
Nemy
United States
United Nations
U. N
North Korea
Formosa
MacArthur
Schoolday Incidents Remembered at Braden Club Meet
Members of the Braden club gathered with Mrs. Cleo McCoy last Friday afternoon for a reading of incidents from My School Days. Mrs. Myral Smith Mrs. Elmer Mason and Mrs. Carl Atkinson performed readings. Gifts were given to Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Harry Suter for September birthdays. A weiner roast was planned for October 5 at the Mason home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Peiffer
Friendship Club
Braden Club
Cleo McCoy
Myral Smith
Elmer Mason
Carl Atkinson
Mason
Harry Suter
Claude McCoy
Haberman 40th Anniversary Celebrated At Home
Mr and Mrs George Haberman marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner at their Wayland home. The event featured ruby themed decorations, a three tier cake, and children and friends from multiple towns including Weyland Keota Tama and Omaha attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haberman
Ruby
Haberman
Wayland
Habermans
Edward Haberman
Mel Haberman
Weyland
Ervin Haberman
Keota
J. H. Haberman
Kaona
George Haberman Jr
Tama
Walter Otto
Letty Jo McKirahan
Omaha
Neh
Car Damaged in Riverside Crash Injures No One
Sunday night at 11 30 o clock a Riverside man drove into the rear of a truck in Riverside causing $350 damage to his car. Sheriff officers said Donald Latta of Riverside collided with Russell Oren of Chicago. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Donald Latta
Russell Oren
Chicago
Prairie Flower Group Hosts Welcome Dinner at Church
The Prairie Flower missionary society sponsors a supper and fellowship meeting at 6 30 PM in the church basement to honor the new pastor Rev Homer Kirchner his wife and new teachers plus newcomers. Parents and residents invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Homer Kirchner
Communists Face Naval Air Campaign Across Asia
The analysis warns of a tough Asian frontline where failure could tarnish face values. If a 20 000 strong withdrawal from encirclement occurs past the 38th parallel, UN forces may halt there while South Korean troops pursue to finish a mop up once morale falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Korea
South Koea
U. NM
38Th Parallel
United Nations
War policy shapes Inchon policing transfer
The United States aims to localize the Korean War and field commanders act to implement this. Inchon’s policing and civic administration were handed to South Koreans only hours after U S Marines captured the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Inchon
U. S
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Elma Rice
Edna Klein
Dorothy Aldrich
Fairfield
Donna Peters
Lila Tomey
Miss Peters
Mrs. Longer
Miss Toomey
Ruth Shaffer
Shell
Wolf
Larry Foster
Saturday Evening Post
Capehart
Foster
Fern Pastry Shop
Fern
Pastry Shop
West Side Square
Pythian Sisters
VPW
VFW Hall
Lincoln
New Haven
Archer Augustine
Good Will Club
Clara Foreman
Kolah Club
Charles Jackson
Sunshine Community Club
George Koehler
Rural Women's Club
William Bell
Presbyterian Church
WCTU
John
Stewart
Walnut Women's Club
Ralph Chorpening
Franklin Township Farm Bureau
Milton Ross
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Just Us
John Shebeck
Stewart School
Beta Sigma Phi & P
Duane Griggs
Country Club
Round the Road Club
Richard Hayes
West Chester Federated Church
Wayne Zeck
M.E. Church
St. James Circle
P. m
Ernie Kriner
Rebekah Club
George Baker
OES
Temple
Little Flower Circle
Merrit McDaniel
St. Anthony's Circle
Stephen Wolfer
Joan Schantz
Grate Robertson
Shirley Robertson
Betty Howell
Moscow
Stalin
G. Haberman
Bertha Wheeler
Charles City
Shirley Olson
Walter Otto Sr
Walnut
Walte
Doak
Prairie Flower Group
Sale
Brighton
KE. Goodwin
House OF Flowers
Tom
Duncan
Donald E. Lee
Iowa
Jom Duncan
Asia
C. V. Grall
John W. Lee
Nicola
Harmon
Fxpfrts
West Madison
Eddie Anderson
Allen Reighard
Coca-Cola Company
Burlington
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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