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a dinner this noon at the Jordan,r - m " I ~ )r,j~ ~pmb -- j- - -- at 2"30 o'clock Rev Joseph Bren
house honoring her house guests r m~k ~Pr| k []][m IkV],r ~ fib m| r~,m]Iki[ ][ ~ i
l~mmm |jlm ~lk~ LR ~mm~pastor of the church, officiated
tr'lq. Jt .Pl ? lhl.s g the double ring service.
the Misses Addle and Alice FirkinsI r'l 'If I" i' dilP' qKr I IP',P 'kLI"II'ff",!1"%1 I rll4k k ( j
Sn~cial ylubhwfllnmee:!-" "'*'" F'"~" "~*~'~"~ of Belle Plaine. Covers were laidl i n.- m n'~llh ")' 11,Imm.lP W ~l |l.m ~,d' Ul~l I V| m~ . F
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Mrs. John Vosatka of Cedar Rap-
for eight. [ : : : : : : . iids, sister of the bride, was matron
afternoon, August 28. I : ~ ; : = : : : -- -- : : : = : = = -- : : -- -- :
2ity Rebekah lodge will l The Ladies Industrial society ofI ~"v.~l~.-
dar meeting, Tuesday lthc Presbyterian church will meet
Jst 26, at 8:00 o'clock. ]in the church parlors, VCednesdayi
Kepler entertained at~ afternoon, August 27. Mrs. Joe
luncheon today at the Visher's division will be hostesses, i
Tea Room. Placeswere Mrs ]~ussell Cole and Mrs. R. A. LI
six. Nelson were co-hostesses at a din-i
Emma Plattenberger was her honoring Mrs. Robert Baumani
at a quilting bee and din-Ion Friday evening at the Nelson~
home on Tuesday after- home. Places were laid for twelve, i
were five guests . A gift wos presented to Mrs. Bau-
man from her hostesses.
The 81st birthday of Mrs. James
Bryant was celebrated at the an-
nual Bryant reunion held at Belle-
rue on Sunday, A large decorated
birthday cake was baked by Mrs.
Lyall Bryant and served as a cen-
terpiece for the picnic table at din-
breakfast this ner. Those attending from Mount
at the Becker home, hen- Vernon were: Dr. and Mrs. J. B.
Geraldine Bryant whose Bryant, Miss Geraldine Bryant, Mrs.
to Dale Norton will be an i James Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Lyall
of Sunday evening. Ten ~. Bryant, Bob Bryant and Dale Nor- N~
~ared the courtesy, ton.
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geraldine Bryant, bride-
~as honored Tuesday at a!
and linen shower given
Margaret Keyes at her
were ten guests.
C. F. Becker, Mrs. Clyde
daughter, Mrs. Faith
were joint hostesses
for
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JEAN H. JACOBS DOROTHY L. CASE
' Homemaking Girl's Athletics
Mrs. J. R. Eyre and Mrs. C. E. steak fry at the Palisades. Those
:Hedges were joint hostesses at a present were: The Misses Elizabeth
tea at the Eyre home Wednesday and Geraldine Bryant, Eleanor
afternoon, from 3 o'clock until 5 Gough, Audrey Nelson, Josephine
o'clock, in honor of Miss Josephine Magee, John MacGregor, and Gor-
Magee. There were forty guests, don Myers.
A gift from the hostesses was pre- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher have
sented to Miss Magee. been entertained on several ores-
Bob Bryant was honored at a *lsions before they leave for their new
birthday surprise party Tuesday home in Avers. They were dinner
evening by a group of friends at at guests, Sunday, in the home of Mr.
LI~OYD GOETTEL
Coach
JEANE ,~C~OBIE
Fourth Grade
and Mrs. E. E. Moots
of This Community and Surrounding Territory Make Your
Plans Now to Attend High School at
follow the luncheon.
R
n Geraldine Bryant
m And Dale Norton To
Be Married In Chapel
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I. Because you will have more of a chance of meeting corn- I
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2. Because your attention will be directed towards better I
homes, schools, churches and government. []
l on Sunday. All the members of
t their family were with them except
their oldest daughter, Mrs. A. E.
Kleger, of Pocatello, Idaho. Twen-
ty-two were seated at one long table
t centered with a bowl of deep red
roses, a gift from their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Peet of Iowa City.
Those present were: Mrs. Alice
Merritt and daughter Blanche of
Niobrara, Nebr.: Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Smith of New Boston, Ill.; Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Peet, Junior and
Joan of Iowa City; Mr. and Mrs.
J'. F. May, Mr. and Mrs. Elwain
May, James, Robert and David of
Anamosa; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoidahl
of Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Felsman and Miss Huldah Peet
Miss Geraldine Bryant, daughter of Mount Vernon
of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Bryant, will, "
become the bride of Dale Norton l~.(l~--- ~lr-- 1- ~ '~
' se marsneK Ana
SOil of Mrs. W. R. Norton, of Dar-
Ha lan Elhson Wed
lington wis in a candle-light cere- i
r
mony, at 7:00 o'clock, Sunday eve- -------
nmg m the Cornell chapel key G At a ver uiet w
' ] y q ~ ed ling on Mon-
C. Lusted will officiate at the sin-Iday morning August 18th Miss
gle ring service in the presence of R s M r
" t o~e a shel~ of Morse, daughter
seventy-five relatives and friends i of Mrs Mary Marshek of Mt Ver-
The bridewill be attended bY lnon' became the 'bride of Mr. Her-
her sister. Miss Elizabeth Bryant, t lan Ellison son of Mr and Mrs
as maid of honor and Miss Mar Ottts Elll on
,- I s of Mount Vernon. The
garet Keyes as bridesmaid Otto cer m w
," I e ony as performed in the
Ruf of Darltngton Wis will at rector of Br
' ' "' " I y St. idget'schurch,
tend the groom. I Nolan Settlement. Rev. Edward
Gordon Myers of Janesvllle Cot I