The Guthrian from Guthrie Center, Iowa • Page 2

POUR GUTHRIAN, GUTHR1E CENTER, IOWA Recipes The Guthrian Women's Page Features Tuesday, June 29, 1954 OBITUARY Chev 3-4 tan Pickup 4-speed HAGEN Chevrolet Company Phone 258 Guthrie Center SOCIETY ITEMS HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON Mrs. Esther Murphy entertained at a luncheon Tuesday noon, Mrs. Jessie Woodburn of Jewell, Kansas, Mrs. Frances Elson of Kansas City, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs- Harold Buckmaster and family, Mrs.

George Rasmussen and Kenny and Mrs. Ward Miller. BRIDGE CLUB HAD THURSDAY Four members of a Thursday night club entertained the other club members at a dinner Thursday night, June 24th at the home of Mrs. Elmer Pearson. Serving was at six-thirty followed by round of contract bridge.

Mrs. Glen Schmoll was a guest of the club. Mrs. Chas. Neubauer and Mrs.

Maurice Leonard won prizes. July Fourth's Independence Day Don't Become A Wardrobe Cleaners GUTHRIE CENTER, IOWA Phb'ner: 99 BILL RIASKI Guthrie Center, Iowa Biggest and Best Ever Built at this 7.6 Cu. Ft. Super Modal Easy Model STD-76 Available in white or 2 exterior colon with matching interiors. I LOOK how much Full-width Super-Freezer Chest Full-width ChiH Drawer Full-width Hydrator Door Shelves Top to Bottom Butter Compartment Removable Half-shelf Lots of tall Bottle Space Meter-Miser Mechanism Right or left-opening door BuHf and Backed by General Motors Feiimeyer Furniture iance Store Appl C.W.K IKCLK HKIJJ The Miriam Circle of the Christian Womans Fellowship met at the church Wednesday, June 23rd for a regulai meeting at two o'clock with Mrs.

Byron England and Glen Mallctt as hostesses. Mrs. Kenneth Saltsgaver presented the program. Refreshments vveie served at the close of the meeting Mrs. Biyan Garloch entertained the Esther Cncle with Mrs.

John Grove as assisting hostess. Mrs. J. E. Batschelet presented the lesson and Mis.

Mary Edna Gardinei led devotionals Refreshments were seived. The Ruth Circle enjoyed a cooperative luncheon at one oclock at the home of Mrs. C. E. Tallman.

Mrs. Lettie Brumbaugh had charge oC the lesson. The Martha Circle also enjoyed a pot luck luncheon at one oclock at the home of Mrs. Sam Raymer. Mrs.

C. A. Abbott presented the lesson and devotional period. GLENN SHROYER HOST AT DINNER PARTY Wednesday evening. Glenn Shroyer, assistant postmaster at the Guthrie Center office, took the other postal employees to Des Moines where they were entertained at a dinner party at Johnny and Kays.

Guests were Stewart Schwab, Robert Branson, Clyde Hunt, and Dean Ocheltree. Mrs. Stewart Schwab, Mrs. Robert Branson, Mrs. Clyde Hunt and Mrs.

Dean Ocheltree joined the employees for the event Recipe Corner Tired Of Cooking Serve Tart Salad Any new idc-a to add zest and make a meal appetizing this time of year is more than welcome, so a salad which is tart worked in REX C. GAUNT C. Gaunt was born Feb- Mr.s. Fannio Sumner; nine grand twenty great grand- Hiildmi; children. Thier- grand children, one i i and three sisters preceded her departure.

Mrs. Kennedy fellowshipped and family spent the weekend at Lake Okoboji. Robert Marean of Genoa, Illinois arrived Wednesday night at Perry where he was met by his patents, Mr Mrs. Elmer Marean, and returned to Guthrie 10 uutnrie i-w-x was uurn tea- TM lhe Church. Center for a weeks vacation He ruary 10th, 1932 in Denison, llvod a ver activ life, hav- also came to attend the weddin" Iowa and died by drowning May a parl ln tne Pioneer devel- ol his sister Norma to Robert 7th, 1945.

lie came to Guthrie menl of a great state. Fitzgibbon of Des Moines held "Vii i i ti'Ith hit: rrm ocltUI'ClclV in DPC County with his parents when he was four years old. He attended grade school at Victory No. 2 but received his high school education in Council Bluffs, graduating in 1951. Following Ins graduation he 3IKS.

ETHEL M. CAHAIL Ethel Maud Cahail of Guthrie Saturday in Des Moines at "The St. Ambrose Cathedral Monday over Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Miller and iviuuu or Guthrie wara miner ana Center passed away the morning I Mrs Esth er Murphy were Mrs of May 31, 1954 at the age of Jessie Woodburn of Jewell and of May 31, 1954 at the age of 77 years.

She was born in Tarna ut fcJlAltiW i 1O I 1J I i IU. iV-4 Ct 111.11. and yet simple is our feature i Bluffs. He was a member of the this week, credit for which is due National Guard for six months 4 i 11C i i i U.O II HI Omaha and Council County, February 15, 1877. Mrs.

Art Corrigan. i before entering the United States cevide his basic training at Lackland, Texas and Chanute, Camp while swimming with A L1HJ I The salad has a jello base, so Air Force in March 1952. He re- can be made the evening before, you plan to serve it, and stored in the refrigerator. The tartness is derived from the Seven-Up which is used as the liquid for the salad. The recipe was given to Mrs.

Corrigan by her mother, Mrs. Hal Ploghoft of Elliott and has been served at many Eastern Star, Womans Club and Methodist functions. Seven Up Salad Disolve 1 package lemon jello into 1 cup hot unsweetened applesauce. Add 1 bottle of Seven- Up and the juice of 1 orange. The rind grated may also be She went to Kansas where she met and married William T.

Cahail on June 4, 1900. To this union were born three daughters Evea B. Campbell of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Gladys G. Kanelos of JL a i i Illinois and was transferred Des Momes and Naomi F. Car- Tennes- Illinois and was transrerrea over- seas to Sidi Slimone, French I awayc of Joh son Cit y.

Morocco in May 1953. It was il le ve wo during a three day leave from TM" Can 1 Friday Harbor a i Fran Jewell and Mrs. trances Elson of Kansas City, Kansas. The ladies are cousins. They continued on to Des Moines, Bayard, and then to Illinois to visit relatives before returning home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little, and daughter Harriett and their jrandson Loren also Miss Judy Parsons all of Des Moines, spent brothers the past week at a cabin at Frank O. Cahail, sisters, exaieu uitiy aiso oe ter an intended wife, Helen added if desired. Also you may I Janetka to whom he was to be use sweetened applesauce with married on Ju 'y I0t h.

Y.ot.,,1,,. i--. i Services were held at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning from St. Maiys Catholic Church in Guthrie Center. Services at cemetery were by the American Legion, personel from the Air "Force friends at the French Morocco Jy Dewef Beach that he lost his life.

May Dewey, He is survived oy his mother 10 p-nncifhiklrpr, and step-father, Martha and C. wS a mpmho fr0m Her H. Lawshe; three sisters and SodTMur and a' they Bothers, Wyseua Titus, ofjtended until her hearing failed. Omaha, Betty Rams of Jefferson, Funeral services were conducted Jack Gaunt of Atlantic, Bob Rev. L.

Athey, pastor of the Gaunt of West Liberty, Ruth and I church, and burial was made 'n Howard Lawshe of Guthrie Cen-' Union cemetery. V.O.UH1 clt Springbrook State Park, and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little, Jr. in Guthrie Center 'wMisna i JESS I from Heron Lake, Minnesota 1 W.VC WJ.Hl satisfactory results, however the salad will not be quite so tart.

Stork News THURSDAY NIGHT CLUB PLAYED Mrs. John Miller entertained at bridge Thursday evening with members ol a regular Thursday club joining in the games. Refreshments were served at the close of the games. CRAIG DOWNING HAS SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Tuesday, June 22nd, Craig Downing observed his seventh birthday at a party at 2:30, held at the parental Bill Downing home on Grand Street. Games were played and gifts were extended the honored guest.

Refreshments were served at the close of the party, and favors given each guest. Guests included, Sue Ann Thomas, Rickey and Suzette Millhollin, Darwin and Kathy England, Penelope Schmoll, Ellyn Hartman and Doug and Mark Downing. Mothers present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Little of Guthrie Center are the parents of a baby daughter born Thursday morning, June 24th at the LOCALS Mr.

and Mrs. Truman Nagel A i Linia.ii i vv iici Base in Omaha acting as pall an Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bran-1 Guthrie Center. son went to Des Moines Thursday evening where -they were at a picnic supper at the Sarah Hyde was born in Mus-! 0me of Mr and Mrs Harr catine, Iowa', on October Branson.

enjoyed a weeks the home of Mr. and and Mrs.Don Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brutsche and two children had as guests from Thursday through Monday Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Brutsche of Geneseo, Illinois, parents of Keith Brutsche. They had been in Rochester, Minnesota where Mr. Brutsche submitted to major surgery. Mrs.

Keith Brutsche joined the family in Rochester last Monday, and remained until Thursday, when they came to bearers. SARAH KENNEDY 1861, and passed away at the Little Nursing Home, Guthrie Center, June 21st, 1954, at the age of 92 years, eight months, one day. As a small child, she came Guthrie County' hospital. The with ner parents to Union town- child weighed 7 Ibs. 13 oz.

and shi P' Guth rie county, where she nu 3 i ll I 4-Urt has been named Suezanne. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Little of Des Moines and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Scanlan of Chicago, Illinois. Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Nickel of rural Guthrie Center, are the parents of a baby boy born Thursday evening, June 24th at the Audubon Memorial Hospital The child weighed 7 Ibs. 4 oz. The couple has two other children, Delia Mae, age 3 and Ran dall, age one. and Mrs.

GIRL SCOUTS PRESENT PROGRAM The Guthrie Center Girl Scout Troop planned and presented a play and program for their parents on Thursday evening, June 24th, in the Christian Church basement. The presentation at 7.30 was followed by a social hour with refreshments served Mrs. Elma Rowley is scout leader and Mrs. -Gerald St Peter assistant leader. 1 Plans were also made' for sev- ei al days of scouting and a va- eat ion at Springbrook Park, later members of a bridge club a i summer.

ercd in the home of Mrs. Pat I Members of the scout troop in- Dunn for the round of contract. Refreshments were served at the close of the games. Mrs. Bob Millhollhi Byron England.

BRIDGE CLUB PLAYED WEDNESDAY Wednesday night, June 23rd, spent all her life, with the exception of the last ten years, which were spent in Guthrie Center. On January 1st, 1880, she was married to J. P. Ansberry; to this union three sons were given, all of whom preceded her in death. They were James Edward, Fred and Isaac Vernon.

On April 24th, 3901, Mrs. Ansberry was married to Eugene Kennedy, who preceded her in death, February 26th, 1931. Sarah Kennedy leaves to mourn her passing three' daughters-in-law, Mrs. Edward Ansberry, Mrs. Vernon Ansberry, and Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Menefee left Saturday for Maynard, Iowa where they remained over Monday as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Maynard Menefee and son Myron. Mrs. Elsie Chasteen went to Bayard Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Jack Rains and family. She returned home Friday.

Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Corrigan were Dr. and Mrs. Myron Maloney and two children of Hemet, California.

The Maloney's were enroute to Elliott and Cedar Rapids to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Corrigan and Mrs. Maloney were former friends when they resided at Elliott. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Madsen of Kansas City were Monday over Tuesday visitors in this- city at the parental Conrad 'Madsen home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Railsback 1953 Chevrolet 4 doar Radio, heater $1375 HAGEN Chevrolet Company Phone 258 Guthrie Center, la.

E. E. WALL HONORED AT BIRTHDAY DINNER A family dinner was served at lhe City Park in Guthrie Center on Sunday, June 20th to observe the eighty-eighth birthday of E. E. Wall of this city.

Those attending the special even I were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheffield and family of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Fory elude, Joan Locb, Mary Rowley, Nyia Sherburne, Judy StPeter.

Judj Spalding, Jewell Mobley, Leora Rhodes, Sandra Grove, Kay Rosenberger, and Betty Lou Brooks. BIRTHDAY CLUB HAD LUNCHEON FRIDAY Friday, members of the Birthday Club gathered in the country home of A. C. Sorensen for a cooperative one oclock luncheon and afternoon of bridge Besides logular members, other guests, included Mrs. Lloyd o.

i i iviis. -LjlOyCl Or- 8a Se and Mr and Mrs Clar gus0n oi Ames, Mrs. Walter a of Long Beach and Mr.s. Hairy Cowden of Guthrie Center. BOBBY TAYLOR HAS I BIRTHDAY Bobby T.nlnr son of Mr.

and Mr.s. R. Tavlor, celebrated his i birthd.u a party Thurs- Wall of Mcnlo, Mrs. Mary iSaltsgaver of Council Bluffs. I Mis Adah Jordan and Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Kirkpatrick and family ol Monteith, Miss Pat Rose of Dos Moines, and Mr. and Mis E. E. Wall, Mr.

and Mrs. John a and Rav Wall, Gary, Mr. and Mis. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl i in cl jj J. I I I Groonloe, Mr Mrs. Clyde da, Juno 2111, from 3'30 to 5 I i i i ITV i i i oclock. Favors Mr. and' Mrs.

Ted Wall and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cy Cotter a Bobby, Mr. and Mr.s.

Gail I Wall and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Coffman and a i Mr.

and Mrs. Tony In- ffracia and Mr. and Mrs. Don Wall. Joining the group for the af- lernoon were Mr.

and Mrs. Max entertained A i and family of Panora. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wall and Bill Wall of Des Moines and Mr.

were given to each of tho little guests present, and gifts were extended i Refreshments including a i i a cake wore sei vod. and Mi.s Roy McCuen of Port- I iand, Oiogon. CLUB MKT Mr MIS H. B. Gillespie cooperative sev- oclock l.mi, srpper party Frin i i regular m-in- of the dimi-r club shariti" Hie event.

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Guo.sts were Mr. and Mrs. Os -Mr Hookman and two daughters, and Mrs. Ellsworth Randolph, Mr.and Mr.s. George Ras- rnusson and Kenny of Guthrie Center and Mr.

and Mr.s. Leon Peckumn of Bayard. to visit Mi Mrs. John Xjxon. Mr lolurnod homo A''-.

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