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attb florals Mrs, Eddie Stohlmann Hostess To Pinochle Club May Mrs. Eddie Stohlmann was hostess to the Pinochle club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gahring Tuesday evening, May 3. Traveling prize was won by Mrs.

H. F. Witte. Mrs. T.

H. Roehr- kasse was a guest of the club. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mn. Basil Zuber Honored On Mothers' Mrs.

Basil Zuber was the honored guest on Mothers' Day at a family dinner served at the Colony Inn. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zuber and Arlene, Mr. Earl Olson, Janice and Gerald, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Wardenburg, Joan and Lois Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stohlmann, Lorren and Gary Lee, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Rudin, Marlene, tfanis and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sandersfeld and Mr. and Mrs.

Basil Zuber. The afternoon was spent in the YOU'LL LIKE OUR Hardy Perennials and Shrubs for your Borders and Garden You can get hardy shrubs and perennials here, reasonably priced. They'll do a lot to "dress up" your garden and borders. They'll afford you pleasure and satisfaction for years to come. Here are some of our favorite shrubs; Forsythia Yellow Roses Spirea Clematis Chinese Elm Lombardy Poplar Privet Honeysuckle Mock Orange Asparagus Perennials Columbine Rock Garden Sedum Double Hollyhock We have a new, fresh stock of cemetery wreaths, geranium, petunia, bedding stock.

And we'll have a supply of combination boxes for Decoration Day. They are popular each year. You should order plenty early. Rosa Florist Phone No. 2 Marengo home of Mr.

Sandersfeld. and Mrs. Elmer Iowa County Represented At First District Conference Mrs. Carl Kuch and Mrs. Oeo.

Stake of Williamsburg, Mrs. Carter Atkinson of Ladora and Mrs. Will Cooney of Marengo were the Iowa county representatives attending the (irst district conference of the American Legion Auxiliary Wednesday at Ft. Madison. Mothers' Day Guests At Home of Mrs.

Emily Walter- Mothers' Day dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Emily Walter were Dr. and Mrs. A. I.

Mathre of Cambridge, 111., Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Mathre and son and Mrs.

John Lesko and son of Iowa City, Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Walter, Mr. and Mrs.

William D. Walter and sons and Mr, Calhune. Shirley Yoder Jack Drennan To Wed June 12 Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. Yoder announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Shirley, to Jack Drennan, son of Mr and Mrs. Ollin Drennan of Kirksville, Mo. Miss Yoder is a graduate nurse from the University hospital at Iowa City. Mr.

Drennan is the music instructor in the local school, The wedding will be June Mrs. Harold Roberts returned home Monday evening from the Watts hospital where she underwent a major day morning operation Thurs- Burg Theatre WED. THURS. MAY 11 12 MERLE RMERT CHARLES PAUT OBERON-RYAN-KORVIN-LU FRI. SAT MAY 13-14 Sacred Heart Study Is Held At Home of Rosette Gftfffiej The Sacred Heart study club was held at the home of Rosetta Oaffney, April 29.

Mrs. Joe Kelly was discussion leader. Lesson VI of the New Testament was reviewed. Following the lesson, a social hour was enjoyed. Full membership was present.

Mrs. Floyd Klever was a guest. Shower Honors Catherine Gallagher Mrs. Martin Kinney, Mrs. Eddy Steffen, Anne Meade, and Peggy Duffy were hostesses to a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon at the Holbrook Hall in honor the bride-elect, Catherine Gallagher.

The afternoon, was spent play- Ing cards after 'which Miss Gallagher opened the many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments were served by the Hostesses. Shower Honors Margie Gaffey Anne Donohoe, Mary Ellen 'Donohoe and Madeline Gaffey sponsored a shower honoring bride-elect, Margie Gaffey. It, was held Sunday evening at the Holbrook hall. The evening was spent playing cards afterwhich a lunch was served.

Miss Gaffey then displayed the many beautiful she received. gifts which Lorena Von Ahsen Jerry Joseph Are Wed April 80 BELLE STARR SUN. MON. TUES. MAY 15-16-17 lE.IIECIAII.fUll.llllltl IMMimtf COMING MAY 18-19 Stoning vieiai UCMM IMATURE CONTE To the Graduate Be sure to look your best on Graduation day.

Step out in a pair of TRIM TRED Shoes. You'll find they will flatter your feet for that special occasion, Cool as a Leaf Where the sun shines brightest or the sHelter. of work day life abounds, you'll find your poise ever steady in these smart, little white leather sandals with the airy row of cut outs. Fashioned fov a freshing fit, at Family Shoe Store Willlinuhurf, Local Teacher To Marry May 22 Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Healy of Marengo announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to Charles Kleinmeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kleinmeyer of Williamsburg, Miss Healy has been a teacher in the local Junior high school for the past two years. has been employed at the Ford Garage since his return from the service. The wedding will take place May 22 at the First Methodist church at Marengo.

Picnic Dinner Enjoyed Sunday At Dr. and Mrs. F. McCabe and Glenrv drove to Marshalltown Sunday and visited with Sister Ann Marita. They were joined at Marshalltown by Mr.

and Mrs. E. T. McCabe and Lynda of Waterloo, Mrs. Angelo Louberto, Louis Louberto, Mr.

and Mrs. I Mike Louberto and family of Des I Moines, Mrs. Helena Schamberger, Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Schamberger, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Scham- and family of Cedar Rapids. The group enjoyed a picnic dinner at noon in the diner room at St; Mary's parochial school, through the courtesy of the Humility. W.S.C.S. Has Guest Day at Luncheon The W. S.

C. S. of the Methodist Church entertained a large group of guests at a one o'clock luncheon Thursday, May There were nearly one hundred present. The tables and dining room were beautifully decorated in spring colors, the centerpieces consisting of tulips. A short 'program followed the welcome which was given by the president, Mrs.

C. F. Halverson. Two piano solos were rendered iby Viola Dubishar. A book God Seeker," was given by Mrs.

Max Peterson. A vocal solo was sung by Carol Ressler and two selections by the high school trio, consisting of Ruth Boland, Jeanne Evans and Barbara Yoder. The serving committee consisted of the ten social Mrs, Irene Edwards, Mrs. Fred Louth, Mrs. Luther Jones, 1 Ralph Lortz, Mrs.

Walter Durr, Mrs. Geo. Blythe, Mrs. A. A.

Yearian, Mrs. Carl Garringer, Mrs. and Mrs. E. C.

Edwards. Mlllen Wletold HM Birthday Millen Wiebold celebrated his birthday at his home Sunday evening. The evening was spent playing, cards and visiting. Prizes were won by Mrs. Arnold Wardenburg, Mrs.

Eugene Zuber, Shirley Wardenburg, Mrs. Victor Wardenburg and Robert Walters. Refreshments wefe served at a late hour. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.

Arnold Wardenburg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wardenburg and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zuber and Arlene, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Walter and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. "Alfred Brockshus and family, iMr. and Mrs.

Mer'in Teggatz and family, Joyce Huedepohl, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Witte and family, and Mrs. Raymond Sandersfeld and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Wille and Ronald, Millen Wardenburg, Vera Meyer and Norma Huedepohl. OIT RIADY FOR pmvmoi I MjwtlFfBlUt fiinnirtinni VHVfw. I MW WVfMWr YODER guests at the' Frank Papritz home. Mr. and Mrs, David Wiliams 9t fa Mn.

Jerry Joseph Miss Lorena Von Ahsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Von Ahsen became the bride of Jerry Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Joseph of Columbus, Saturday, April 30 at p. m. at Immanuel Lutheran church in York township. Rev.

R. Muhl performed the double ring ceremony. It was a candlelight service. Wayne Von Ahsen sang, "The Lord's Prayer," "The Wedding Song" and "The Lord's My Shepherd," accompanied by L. W.

Fischer at the organ. W. E. Joseph brother of the groom, played the processional and recessional wedding music. The church was decorated with ferns, gladioli and candelabra.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white slipper satin gown fashioned with a beaded yoke, full sleeves which came to points at the wrist, buttons down the back and a full skirt which extended into senior train. Her fingertip veil was caught to a tiara of orange blossoms. She wore a single strand of pearls, a gift of the groom. She carried a bouquet of White lilies centered with a white orchid. She walked to the altar on a white carpet.

Mrs. Nolan Oakes of Chicago, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a peach satin gown fashioned with a neckline, puff sleeves and a full skirt. She wore a headband of yellow daisies and carried a large colonial bouquet of mixed flowers. Elvira Newkirk, friend of the couple, was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Lorene Joseph, sister of the groom, Vivian Trifbwasser, friend of the couple and Vivian Vician, friend of the couple. They wore gowns identical to that of the matron of honor and wore matching headbands. They carried colonial bouquets of mixed flowers. Mrs. Eldon Von Ahsen and Mrs.

Mervia Von Ahsen lighted the candles. They wore peach satin gowns fashioned like that of the matron of honor and wore corsages of The bride's attendants wore rhinestone necklaces. Edwin Joseph, brother of the groom was best man. The groom's other attendants were Nolan Oakes, Fred Staub and Herbert Joseph. Ushers were Eldon Von Ahsen and Mervin Von Ahsen.

The groom and his attendants wore black tuxedos with white carnation boutonnieres. Ringbearers ware Jimmy Joseph and Garth Kelting. They each carried a white lily. The bride's mother wore a black dress and the groom's mother wore an aqua dress, They wore orchid corsages. Following the ceremony a supper was served to approximately two hundred guests at the school basement.

After the supper a reception was held at the home of the bride. The bride was recently employed as stenographer at the Gates Rubber at Chicago. The groom is employed by the Behler Mfg. Co. of Columbus, Neb.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph will make their home at Lincoln, 111. Out of town guests were Mr. Mrs, Fred Kolterman and Mrj and Mrs, Albert Prochnow of Seward, Miss Evelyn Sagehorn of S'cribner, Arnold Joseph of Polk, Mr and Mrs.

W. H. Joseph, Vivian Triebwasser and Fred Staub of Columbus, Mr, and Mrs. William Meyer and family of Polk, Vivian Vician, Rosalie Jarosz, Patty Lee Mulheren, Mr, and Mrs. 'Nolan Oaks of Chicago, 111 and Edward Joseph of Iowa Falls, la Wesleyan Service Guild Met May The Wesleyan Service Guild met at the home of Mrs, Merle Reader Tuesday, May 3 at 8 p.

m. Eight members were present. Mrs. Gaston Phillips had charge pf the worship service. Ruth Pritchard was in charge of the lesson on "General Missionary Work." There was election of officers after which refreshments were served.

The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. Margery Smith on June 6. at p. m. Claris Eff je Jones Weds In California Miss Claris Effie Jones, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.

Clarke A. Jones of Chambersburg, a formerly of Williamsburg, became 'the bride of William Stacy Morgan, Saturday evening, May 7 at the Jyy chapej of the North Glendale. church at Glen- graduate of Alpha Delta Pi Wins Trophy Mr. and Mrs. M.

F. Walsh at- tendedi the "University Sing" which was a part of the Mothers' Day program held in the Memorial Union of the State University of Iowa Sunday evening. Four sororities and four fraternities Were chosen to participate in the contest. The Alpha Delta Pi sorority of which Mary Rita Walsh is a member, was the winner of the Trophy. Birthday and Day Dinner at'Wm.

Melssner Home Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Meissner entertained at a dinner Sunday in honor of their daughter, Jayne Ann on her 6th birthday which is May 10th and also in honor of Mothers' Day. Those present were Mrs. Harold Bauer and Bobbie, Mrs.

Bob Roberts, Wm. and Emrys and Ellen Roberts of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meissner and family and Ted Dwyer.

Margie Gaff ey And Richard Coates Are Wed Tuesday, May 3 In an impressive ceremony Tuesday, May 3 at St. Michael's church, Holbrook, Miss Margie Gaffey daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Gaffey Sr. of Holbrook became the bride of Richard Coates son of Mrs. Lois Coates of Littleton, Colo.

Rev. John Manning officiated at the double ring ceremony a 8:30 a.m. in the presence of large number of relatives, and friends. Baskets of spring flower decorated the altar. Jerry and Johnny Gaffey and Mervin Donohoe were acolytes.

Miss Marguerite Spratt the organ and Florence, Helen Joe and Gerry Black sang, "On This Day Beautiful Mother, S'anctissima" and "Heart Jesus Hear." brides's gown of whit slipper satin was fashioned with a fitted bodice, long pointed slee ves and a full skirt extendin; into a senior train. Her finger tip veil fell from a Juliet cap seed pearls. She carried a bou quet of red roses and white car nations and a pearl rosary, a gif of the groom. Miss Madeline Gaffey, the bri de's sister) was maid of honor She wore a gown of peach taffet styled with a full skirt, fitted bo dice, a marquisette yoke short puffed sleeves, with match ing gauntlets. Mary Ellen Donohoe and Ann- Donohoe, cousins of the bride were bridesmaids.

They wore taf feta gowns of yellow and aqu. respectively, which were fashion ed identical to that of the maid of honor. The bride's attendant all wore bandeaus of white he and sattin ribbon and carried co lonlal bouquets of mixed flowers Mary Katherine Gaffey, a niece of the bride, was flower girl anc wore a yellow organdy gown anc carried a bouquet of mixed flow ers. The rlngbearer was Micky Do nohoe, cousin of the bride. Paul Bugas, friend of the groom, served as best man.

Groomsmen were Gerald Donohoe, cousin of the and Gene Ross, brother- in-law of the bride, Ushers were the bride's brothers, Jo'e and Bob Gaffey. The groom and his attendants wore gray suits with white carnation boutonnieres The bride's mother wore a teal blue crepe dress with navy accessories, The groom's mother wore a rose crepe dress with black accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of white carnations Following the ceremony, a breakfast was served at the Donohoe home for the bridai party by. Mrs. T.

M. Donohoe, assisted by Mrs. Gerald Malloy and Mrs. James Kinney, A reception was held at the home of the bride. A three-tiered weddmg cake topped with a miniature bride and groom centered the bridal table.

About sixty guests were present. Hostesses were Carmelite Gaffey, Marilyn Donohoe, Jeanne Gaffey end Helen Black, Mr. and Mrs, Coates left on an undisclosed wedding trip. For traveling, Mrs. Coates chose a red suit with white accessories The bride is a graduate 'of Parnell high school ami since her graduation has been engaged in secretarial work.

Mr. Coates was graduated from Denver high schoal, spent two years in the service of the U. Navy and at present is attending Regis College in Denver. The couple will be at home alter June 1st at 785 Qorona Colorado. Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Gonover of Low Moor, la. were Kathleen Hannon JUIS Jr, Take Nuptial V6ws Nuptial vows uniting Miss Kahleen Hannon, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Hannon of Daven- jort formerly of Parnell, and Louis Murphy, son of Mrs. Louis Murphy of Los Angeles, were spoken 9 a.m.

Wednesday St Anthony's Catholic church with the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Hannon, uncle of the bride, of- Iciating and celebrating the nup- mass. The altar was decorated with white snapdragons and stock.

Bill iannon, brother of the bride, and James Barnett, were acolytes. Miss Marilyn Murphy presided at the organ and the vocalist was Miss Mary Lou Fielder. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a white brocaded satin gown fashioned with a deep bertha collar of illusion, fitted bodice, long sleeves and a full skirt which extended into a train. Her only jewelry was a strand of pearls and her fingertip veil of net was held by a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white Orchid with sweetpea streamers on a white mother-of-pearl prayer book, the gift of the groom.

Mrs. Andrew Lumbrazo of Chicago served her sister as matron of honor and Miss Rosemary Power was Mrs. Lumbrazo wore a mist blue dotted Swiss dress styled with a Peter Pan collar, cap sleeves, fitted bodice and full skirt. She wore a matching picture hat. Both carried colonial bouquets of sweet peas and baby breath centered with pink James A.

Murphy of St. Louis, brother of the groom was best man and ushers were Richard O'Toole of Omaha, Nsb Andrew Lumbrazo of Chicago and Ken Gavin of St. Louis. A wedding dinner was served at the Chamber of Commerce to members of the bridal party and immediate 1 families. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents for one hundred fifty guests.

Mrs. Murphy chose a yellow gabardine suit with navy blue accessories for her going away costume. They left on a two week wedding trip to the west coast. They will make their home in Los Angeles. The bride was graduated from the Immaculate Conception academy and until recently was employed at St.

Ambrose college. Mr, Murphy is a graduate of the University City, high school and attended the University of Missouri. During the war he served two years with the army air corps and is now employed in the office of the National Guard, Los Angeles. Millersburg Legion Aux. To Be Presented Silk The Millersburg Legion Aux iliary will meet Monday evening May 10 with Doris Bohn, Assisting will be Hazel Rinehart, Helen Rinehart and Margaret Pope, with the lunch and social hour after the regular business meeting conducted by the Cleo Montross.

The auxiliary will.be presented a silk flag by Mattie Holdrenes a gold star mother. NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Williamsburg Public Schools wil receive bids on one (1) carloac of 5 3 Eastern Kentucky 01 West Virginia Coal, and one (1 carload 3x2 Franklin County Illinois or Indiana coal for delivery at the convenience of th seller prior to 1st, 1949 Analysis of the coal to be filed with bids. Bids to be in hand of the Secretary not later than May 25, 1949. Alice S. Andrews, Sec.

GURKS Refrigeration and Heating Torrid Heat Oil Burners Everything for your Refrigeration Needs Phone 401 or 453 MARENGO i SOCIAL CALENDAR I WCOF Tp Have Installation of The WCOF will meet in their hall Thursday; evening, 7:30 p.m., Way 12. Installation of officers will take place. Pythian Sisters TojHold Meeting May The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular mteting at the K.P. hall, May 18 at 8 o'clock. All members please be present as this is practice for initiation.

Bridal Shower For Dorothy Freeman Miss Joyce Livingston and Mrs. Pauline Mahan were hostesses to a bridal shower honoring Miss Dorothy Freeman at the K. C. hall Tuesday evening, May 10. The evening was spent playing bunco and visiting.

Miss Freeman opened her lovely gifts and later in the evening a lunch was served. Those present were Mrs. Harold James, Mrs. Vincent White, Mrs. Edward Stangland, Mrs.

Marvin 3ricker, Miss Mary Hannon Miss Catherine Parry, Mrs. Dick Wright, Mrs. William Peterson, Miss Jean Freeman, Mrs. Charles freeman, Mrs. Bert Thomas, Mrs.

Verlyn Davis, Mrs. Carl Kuch, LaVera Jones Mrs. Sam Roberts, Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. Frank Everist, Mrs.

Albert Mason, Mrs. Harold Roberts, Mrs. Robert Kephart and Helen Lois, Miss Pat 3oddy, Mrs. Victor Scurlock, Mrs. Margaret Enfield and Kay Lou, Mrs.

Harvey Irwin of Jefferson, So. Mrs. Joe O'Brien and Mrs. Ed Livingston and Francis. Those who were unable to come sent gifts were Mrs.

Lloyd Sckhart, Mrs. Burton Jones, Miss Thelma Brayton, Mrs. Paul Roberts, Mrs. David Williams, Miss Maxine O'Rourke, Miss Kathleen Kelly, Miss Juanita Pritchard, Miss Ruth Pritchard, Miss Mollie Donahue and Miss Nell Flanagan. Mr.

and Mrs. Marry i rwln Jefferson, South Dakota ting at the -home of their uV ter and son-in-law, Mr amW 1 Ed and Mr Mr. and Vllf. otto Trimno Mr. and Mrs? George family of were "sun day afterTwon visitors at the of Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey pohl. Mr and Mrs. Arnold dorf aSd family were ovoi visitors. evenln Mr.

and Mrs. J. Le Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. to Pella Sunday to see the uU, which were very beautiful day was celebrated in honor of Mr a nd Mrs. Carnes on thefc wedding anniversary tf Mrs. Paul Betz and Mrs A Miller of Chicago were weekend guests at the home of Mr Mrs. G.

C. Chandler. Mrs Chandler is recuperating from a recent operation. a Mr. and Mr.

Jack Starks and Janice and Mr. and Mrs A Starks of Waubek, la. were day afternoon guests at the Do nald Starks home at Dyersville. Mr. and Mrs.

Starks and Janice were Sunday evening guests at the D. A. Starks home at Waubek Dr. C. F.

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