Manussier- Young Nuptials Revealed at Party
An announcement party at Mrs. Elizabeth Youngs home revealed the marriage of Doris Young to William Manussier, performed in Missouri on December 26, 1937. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jones of Washington. The couple will reside at 717 East Second Street.
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Elizabeth Young
Manussier
East Second Street
Washington High School
Mr. Manassier
Linclein Oil
East Washington Street
Community notices and church events listed for September
Announcements include a Wednesday prayer meeting at 9 30 in the Dave Wallingford home 315 South axaque. Fried Chicken Supper at St Pauls Church on Sept 20 serving 5 30 PM. 1843 W C T U meets Thursday 2 30 PM with topic Building for the Future. Pearl Whistler leads. 1852 St James Benefit Card Party at KC Hall on Sept 21. Open house for Mrs Fannie Rowans eighty eighth birthday Sept 21 at her Ainsworth home 2 5 and 7 9 PM.
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Presbyterian Cottage
Dave Wallingford
South Axaque Claate
St. Paul Ladies Aid
St. Paul's Church
St. James
K.C Hall
Fannie Rowan
Ainsworth
So and Sew Club Meeting at Mrs J B Moore
The So and Sew club met at Mrs J B Moore in Dayton Grove, September 18. Fifteen members and six children attended the Thursday afternoon gathering led by president Mrs McDowell. Refreshments were served after the social hour by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Stephens and Mrs Oldfield. The October meeting is planned with Mrs Raymond Hammen.
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Dayton Grove
J. B. Moore
McDowell
Stephens
Oldfield
Raymond Hammen
D of V Supper and Meeting Report
The Daughters of Union Veterans held a polluck supper at 6 50 in the G A R hall with a good turnout. President Mrs R S Warfel led a business meeting and announced the district convention in Davenport on October 18. They sent greetings to Emery Smith of Cromwell Iowa a Civil War veteran who will soon reach his 100th birthday. The next meeting is October 2.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
G.A.R. Hall
R. S. Warfel
Davenport
Emery Smith
Cromwell
Iowa
Mrs Rittenhouse Named President of Ladies Society
WEST CHESTER September 18 The Methodist church Ladies Aid society met with thirty members and guests present The officers elected are president Mrs W B Rittenhouse vice president Mrs I E Coffey secretary Mrs Eldon Bauer and treasurer Mrs F M Lindenmeyer Mrs Roy Gardner led the devotional and Mrs James Stancer accompanied singing Mrs W B Rittenhouse organized the afternoon entertainment featuring an intelligence test on Crude Expressions in the Kitchen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Howard Stewart
W. B. Rittenhouse
I. E. Coffey
Eldon Bauer
F. M. Lindenmeyer
Roy Gardner
James Stancer
Pratt and Allen Wed in Nashua Little Brown Church
Clyde A Pratt of Washington and Ann Allen of Des Moines were married Thursday September 14 at the Little Brown church in Nashua. Rev. William Kent officiated at 2 p.m. The couple will reside at 738 East Jefferson Street in Washington.
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Clyde A Pratt Washington
Ann Allen
Des Moines
Little Brown
Nashua
William Kent
Marvin Godwin
George Baumeister
Pratt
Iowa Falls
Mrs Esher Honored at Riverside Dinner in Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Henry Klein entertained guests at their Riverside area home for Mrs Klein's sister and her husband Tony Esher of Collis Minnesota. Sons Howard and Fred Klein attended. Later the sisters and their spouses visited the Birka and Krotz homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klein
Riverside
Mrs. Klein
Tony Esher
Collis
Minn
Howard
Fred Klein
Milt Birka
William Krotz
Couple Honored by Club Members on Their Anniversary
The S and C club honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnoebelen at their rural Riverside area home on Sunday evening for their fourteenth wedding anniversary. Attendees included family members from Riverside and nearby communities along with guests from Ainsworth and Col lis, Minn.
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S and C Club
Charles Schnoebelen
Riverside
Fred Havel
Bert Cray
Wayne
Henry Klein
Joseph Miller
Ekugene
Leo
Carolyn
Ernest Bowman
Robert
Robert Wells
Milt Wollrab
Ainsworth
Tony Esher
Collis
Minn
Lexington Women to Have Luncheon at Church
The Lexington Ladies Aid will host a one o'clock luncheon at the church on Thursday afternoon September 21. Hostesses are Mrs. Carrie Dill Mrs. May Smith and Mrs. Laura Orr. Entertainment committee includes Mrs. Wilma Dillon Mrs. Don Fleming and Mrs. Emmet Gingerich.
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Lexington
Lexington Ladies Aid
Carrie Dill
May Smith
Laura Orr
Wilma Dillon
Don Fleming
Emmet Gingerich
McCall and Ingalls Host Courtesy Party for Tampa Guest
Mr and Mrs Harry McCall and Mrs Wahneetah Ingalls entertained last evening for their houseguests Mrs Beulah Coward of Tampa Florida and for Washington friends who had travelled with the hosts to Tampa. Mrs Ursula Mollenkopf and her mother Mrs William Breitmeyer of Jackson Michigan left for home this morning after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McCall
Wahneetah Ingalls
Beulah Coward
Tampa
Fla
Ursula Mollenkopf
William Breitmeyer
Jackson
Mich
McCalls
Ingalls
Washington
Demonstration Recipe From American Home
This week's recipe is lemon chiffon pie demonstrated by Mrs. Lyman Bunce at the American Home meeting. Several department members requested copies, and Washington women may find it successful. The method uses lemon juice, zest, egg yolks, gelatin, and whipped cream to create a chilled lemon chiffon pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Bunce
American Home
Department
Washington
California Guests Honored at Picnic at MeKune Home
Mr and Mrs John MeKune hosted a Sunday picnic dinner in honor of their two daughters and their husbands living in California. Forty nine relatives and friends attended. An angel food cake, presented by grandmother Mrs Charles Nicola, was shared with ice cream as the group visited and photographed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Gobelin and son Bud of El Monte, Calif. Mr and Mrs James McManus and son of Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Charles Nicola. Mr and Mrs Milton Nebel and children. Mr and Mrs Roy Edwards and children. Mr and Mrs Archie Neff and son. Mrs Beulah Askea. the McKune family. Jesse Nicola. Mr and Mrs Earl Nicola. Mrs Mable Nicola and children. Mr and Mrs Lester Nicola and children. Mrs Estella Schuman. Mrs George Askea. Mrs Jennie McPherson. Eleanor Beal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MeKune
California
Charles Nicola
Henry Gobelin
Bud
el Monte
Calif
James McManus
Los Angeles
Milton Nebel
Roy Edwards
Archie Neff
Beulah Askea
McKune
Jesse Nicola
Earl Nicola
Mable Nicola
Lester Nicola
Estella Schuman
Mra
George Askea
Jennie McPherson
Eleanor Beal
Moving Pictures Visit Prompts Ice Cream and Cake
A visiting group enjoyed Tampa cinema outing with ice cream and a beautifully decorated cake served by hostesses. The event highlighted hospitality and local entertainment in a social gathering.
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Tampa
Mrs. Lloyd Lytle to Head Country Club Dinner
Mrs. Lloyd Lytle will chair a dinner at the country club Thursday evening at 649. The committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rabenda of Ainsworth, Mr. and Mrs. L. A Jones, Mrs. Ed Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCleery, Mr. Lytle, and Mr. EK. Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lytle
Country Club
Don Bell
Hugh Hall
Don Rabenda
Ainsworth
L. A Jones
Ed Hammer
Hugh McCleery
Lytle
Ft EK. Arthur
Honor Helen Green at Kitchen Shower
In Lexington on September 1 the Lexington Circle hosted a kitchen shower for Helen Green, soon to be married. Members served, embroidered, and quilted for Miss Green, then presented gifts for her kitchen under an umbrella decorated with ribbons.
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Helen Green
Lexington
Lexington Circle
Grace Emde
Miss Green
Mins Green
Mrs. Harve and
Thelda of
Wellman Frewl
Mrs L E Bidwell Hosts Embroidery Club Luncheon
Mrs L E Bidwell presided at a one oclock luncheon for the Ladies Embroidery club in Wellman. An afternoon business meeting re-elected officers including President Harley Rugg and Secretary Toppan Johnson. Floral committee J M Sehlaughaugh and Henry Durian. Reporter Jesse Gardner. Telephone committee W S McIntosh and Toppan Johnson. The afternoon closed with needlework.
Fortnightly Club General Meeting Friday Evening
The Fortnightly Club's literature and Bible departments plan the first general meeting of the year Friday at 7:30 in the Methodist church. President Mrs. Phil Weldin will outline the year’s work, with music by John Lloyd Hughes and a review of Wine of Good Hope by David Rame led by Thelma Luther.
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Phil Weldin
Thelma Luther
Crone Couple to Observe Golden Wedding Sunday
Mr and Mrs Sherm Crone celebrate their golden wedding anniversary and invite friends to an open house Sunday September 24 from 10 a m to 6 pm at their cottage on the Iowa river. A noon family dinner completes the day with six children and three daughters and three sons listed as relatives.
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Sherm Crone
Iowa River
Crone
Thomas K. DuBois
Palmyra
Rex Long
Qui
New Member Joins Coffee Club Today
Matt Herwick joined the Coffee club this morning on his birthday and presented a decorated birthday cake to members. Mr Herwick is a salesman for John Blaul's and sons wholesale grocers whose coffee the club has been drinking since its organization, and he was presented to the members by a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Herwick
Mr. Herwick
John Blaul
Social calendar of community clubs and meetings
A dense listing of weekly society events across groups including Pythian Sisters American Legion auxiliary Sunshine Community club Sunshine Grace Hill Ladies Aid Commun ity building Pythian circle WRC LOOLF New Haven Ladies Aid Kolah club West Chester Federated church HI club Lexington Ladies Aid P.E.O. Fortnightly club Methodist and Presbyterian groups with times and host addresses.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Crew Legion Rooms
Sunshine Community Club
George Koehler
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Pythian Circle
J. G. Maxwell
West Washington Street
W.rc
Haily
New Haven Ladies Aid
Mabel Gordon
Kolah Club
Steve Crawford
West Chester Federated
Rainbow Girls Elect Officers for Benefit Card Party
Rainbow Girls elected Frances Sartor as Worthy Advisor with Mary Westphal as Associate Worthy Advisor and Lois Humble as Hope and Jean Easley as Faith at a Masonic Temple meeting. Other appointive officers to be named later. Committees organized for a benefit bridge party on October 4 with Martha Mace chairing the chair raffle and Mrs Nels H H Westermark chairing ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Order
Masonic Temple
Frances Sartor
Mary Westphal
Father Hayes
Charity
Lois Humble
Hope
Jean Easley
Faith
Martha Mace
Nels HH. Westermark
John Winga Elected President at North Side Cafe Club
John Winga was elected president of the North Side cafe club. He assumes the duties and responsibilities that come with the office.
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John Winga
North Side
Happy Returns for Local Celebrants
Fred K E Watt turns seventy nine today having settled in Town since 1904 after moving from Germany. He belongs to the Three Quarter Century club. Jerry Gardner, ten, shares his day with his father whose birthday is tomorrow. Evelyn Krabill eleven, daughter of the county superintendent. Mrs. Elmer Cherry and Mrs. Robert Jacob also celebrate, as does Louise Fishburn.
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Fred KE. Watt
Germany
Washington
Mr. Hutt
Jerry Gardner
Wade Gardner
Lexington
Jerry
Evelyn Krabill
Lester B. Krabill
Robert Jacob
Louise Fishburn
Birthdays Observed by Mrs Porter and Mrs Grimes
Mrs J A Porter and her sister Mrs Ella Grimes of Wapello celebrated their birthdays with a noon dinner at the Porter home. Twenty two guests attended a generous birthday meal with Helen Harkness of Creston sending the angel food cake. Guests included Elmo Harkness and others from Creston Clinton Mediapolis Fairfield Burlington and Washington.
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J. A. Porter
Ella Grimes
Wapello
Porter
Helen Harkness
Creston
Elmo Harkness
Grimes
Geroge McGinnis
Clinton
Wis
Palmer Wilson
Dallas Center
Florence Steigleder
Lindy
Iowa
Wilbur Autenreith
Dean Autenreith
Carl Garmoe
Fairfield
Wilma Rieke
O. ©. Thompson
Mediapolis
Fay Jay
Burlington
Chittum
George Slosser
Washington
Common Sense About Constipation Advice
A doctor explains constipation links to inadequate bulk in the diet and suggests Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast with plenty of water. The message promotes daily consumption and notes Kellogg's All-Bran is produced by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg's
Battie Creek
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M. H. Sartor
Pearl Whistler
Sew Club
D. of V
Mrs. Rittenhouse
Ladies Society
State Board
East Side Square
Nae
Asm Aero Northside Hotel
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Peessesa Tet U
aTela
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Loop
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Clyde A. Pratt
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Southern Utilities
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L. E. Bidwell
Mrs. Crone
Coffee Club
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Y. T.T.T
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Pythian Sisters
Church Nic HI Club
Karl Kephart
H.ty
Mary Sojka
H. J. Brenneman
E.O
Marsh Bailey
Pythian Past ‘Chiefs Association
Rich
Independent Club
Johnson
D.M
Cca- Methodist Church
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Clarence Gotf
Bessie Wead
North
Marion
J. O Elder
South
Victor Masson
South Avenue
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Elmer Cherry
Kaynee
Rewoneck
Klein Klothing KO