Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Includes Garden Exchange
Sunshine Workers met April 19 with Mrs Jeff Mott for an all day meeting in a garden setting. The group shared a noon covered dish luncheon blessed by Mrs Ellwood Thudium and held a 2 pm business session led by Vice President Mrs Roy Maxwell. Members and visitors enjoyed song, ukulele entertainment, stunts, a seed exchange, Birthday gifts for two Sunshine pals, and a demonstration hot pot holder lifter. Seventeen attendees included 16 members and 5 visitors with names listed. next meeting May 1 or 2 with hosts Charley Pearler and Virginia Ford inviting newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers
Sunshine Workers Club
Jeff .Mott
Ellwood
Roy Maxwell
Alton Abbott
Will Aboott
Mabel Maxwell
Gladys Baskett
Lawrence Thudium
Will Burkholder
Bennie Burkholder
Orville Mott
Ruth Helms
Charley Pearler
Brumbak Concert at Electric Theatre May 1
Notice notes a concert by Brumbak Concert Co at the Electric Theatre on May 1 under the auspices of the American Legion. The event promotes civic support and community entertainment with Legion sponsorship.
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Brumbak Concert Co Electric Theatre
American Legion
Love Circle Meet at Lovella Grindstaff Home
The Love Circle met on Thursday April 17 at Lovella Grindstaff’s home. Ener King offered thanks at noon. Dinner was cafeteria style. Alta McKinister opened with a prayer. Song contests delighted members. Prizes went to Gertie Berthsehman, Elnora McClarren, Katherin Collins, Lillie Spencer, Allie and Sylvia Stephenson. Presents were given to Myrtle Bardon, Lovella Grindstaff and Edith Stephenson. There were 15 members.
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Love Cirle
Tursday
Lovela Grindstaff
E’ner King
Sun
Will the Circle
Alta McKinister
Araver
Gertie Bertsehman
Elnora McClarren
Kathern Collins
Lillie Spencer
Allie
Fire destroys Millard Swank home amid unknown cause
Mr and Mrs Millard Swank lost their house to a noon Sunday fire with two pet lambs saved from the smoke house. No insurance existed and neighbors expressed sympathy. Numerous local families visited relatives and friends across the weekend, with several gatherings noted at the Davis and Stephenson households.
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Millard Swank
Myrtle Bardon
Virginia Ford
Mack McRenolds
Clyde Davis
H. Davis
Lei
Ned Rogers
Roger
Everett Robinson
C. E-Maggart
Melvin
Sylvia
Lorene
Robert Stephenson and Bruce Glenn Visit Helen White
Robert Stephenson, Bruce Glenn, and Junior Collins spent Sunday with Helen White, joined by Raymond and Edward White for a family gathering at their home.
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Robert Stephenson
Bruce Glenn
Junior Collins
Helen, Raymond
Edward White
Bridge Dinner Entertains Mrs Prather and Miss Rudloff
Mrs G W Prather and Miss Kathryene Rudloff entertained Monday evening with a bridge dinner. Spring flowers were used for centerpieces. Mrs H E Wicker won high score and Mrs J R Williams the traveling prize.
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G. W. Prather
Kathryene Rudloff
H. E. Wicker
J. R. Williams
Breasted rejects supernatural deaths at Tutankhamun dig
James H. Breasted, renowned Orientalist, laughs off supernatural warnings about deaths linked to the King Tut tomb excavation. He reports no fear, saying he lived in the tomb for two weeks and felt healthier than ever. He plans to return to Egypt to continue work at the site.
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King Tut
James H. Breasted
Tom
King Tut-Ankh-Amen
Dr. Breasted
Egypt
Malaria fight and notable oddities across nations
The piece reports on a U.S. government shipment of two tons of quinine to Puerto Rico for malaria control, notes more than 50 000 patients treated there, and mentions Admiral William S Sims retirement. It also covers sports setbacks for Walter Maranville and a string of quirky incidents from thefts to divorces and odd accidents across various locales.
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Puerto Rico
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting Sees Slow Quilt Progress
The Stitch and Chatter Club met Dorothy Linhart on Thursday April 19 with 12 children. Two quilts were worked on but neither completed, though one near finished and a start made on a club quilt. The group plans to meet with Lucille Hanman on May 3 with no clear plan thereafter.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Dorothy Linhart
Lucille Hanman
Quilting Club Debates Split to Ease Workload
The group reports 55 sessions producing 95 quilts 15 comforts and 10 quilts while they juggle space seating for many members. Some propose dividing the club between Dickinson and Enterprise to sustain activity, while others advocate rotating participation. Visitors include Nora Harris Lou Harris Cornelia Linhart Mrs Rhodes Willing Workers and Sunshine Club members.
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Dickinson
Enterprise
Nora
Lou Harris
Cornelia Linhart
Mrs. Rhodes
Willing Workers Club
Myrtie Gray
Ethel Bennett
Zelma Stufflehean
Sunshine Club
Alice DeVore
Gladys McCollum
Eunice Smith
Imogene Hanman Tessie
Rosalie Linhart
C. R
Local Visitors Share Time With Area Families
Miss Maxine Riley of near North Salem spent the first of the week visiting friends and relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs Harry Peterson and their children of Albia Iowa were Sunday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs E F Peterson and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Riley
Near North Salem
Harry Peterson
Albia
Iowa
E. F. Peterson
Ford to Build Huge Exposition at 1934 Chicago World's Fair
Ford Motor Company plans a grand exposition at the 1934 Chicago World's Fair. A giant 60 foot long building on an 11 acre site by Lake Michigan will house Henry Ford's Drama of Transportation and displays of every Ford model since 1903. The Edison Institute exhibits and a workshop where Ford built his first car will be shown. The main hall will feature metals and farm product displays turning into car parts, plus cars and a large movie theater. An open air balcony and Ford Park will provide seating and relaxation for visitors.
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Ford Motor Company
Lake Michigan
Henry Ford
Ford
Edison Institute
Dearborn
Mich
Edsel B. Ford
Rufus C. Dawes
Leif Erikeen
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