Marshall Hughes Hosts Club Five Hundred Gathering
Marshall Hughes entertained members of her five hundred club at her Washington street home last evening. Guests included Mrs Edward Je ie, Mrs Walter McElroy, Marle Kolstee, Mrs William son, Mrs John ehan, Mrs Dorr Clark, and Mrs Bert Patterson. Traveling prize was claimed and a dessert course served to close the evening.
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Marshall Hughes
Washington
Edward Jeie
Walter McElroy
Marle Kolstee
Williamson
John Ehan
Dorr Clark
Bert Patterson
DAR Chapter Supports Red Cross Kit Fund
The Brokenscraw Valley D A R met at Mrs 3 M Loveland's home with nineteen members. They voted to donate ten dollars to the Red Cross Kit fund and sent a box of silks threads and yarn to Mills Island. Plans outlined for a Christmas dinner at the VFW home and donations for Berry and Berea schools. Reservations with Mrs Janes MacInnes before November 30. Mrs Loveland was assisted by Mrs Harold Gilbert Mrs Ralph Fogle and Mrs Jewell Mount. Refreshment fund for the meeting contributed to the Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Brokenscraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
3. M. Loveland
Mills Island
V. F. W. Home December Ltd
Berry
Berea
Janes MacInnes
Loveland
Harold Gilbert
Ralph Fogle
Jewell Mount
Regular Meeting of W. R. C. No. 49 in Masonic Hall
The W. R. C. No. 49 held a Thursday 2:30 PM session at the Masonic Temple with good attendance. Two new members, Mrs. Kenneth Gregory and Mrs. Margaret Falkenbiure, were initiated, and a donation to the Corry War Fund was decided. A national aid committee was named and plans were set for a campfire dinner on November 19 at the Masonic Hall. Numerous local residents were noted in attendance or mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Mable Brown
Kenneth Gregory
Margaret Falkenbiure
Corry War Punch
Janice Carlson
National Aid
Nelle Lillie
Virginia Rhodes
Fae Wynn
Masonic Hall
Mary Kinney
Lotter Stevens
Kiwanis Club Hears Talk On Western Trip
Twenty two Cory Kiwanis members heard Clarence Shoop recount a western journey visiting Kiwanis clubs en route. Harry Wis singer presented films on fish propagation, Lynn Rice led a group sing with Mrs. Rice on piano. Davison led the program. Frank VanTassel, leaving for Army Reserve duty, received a friendship gift. Next Thursday marks the Indies' night with William Coon in charge of Heccenton entertainment.
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Kiwanis Club
Cory Kiwanis Club
Dale
Clarence Shoop
Service Club
West Coast
Kiwanis Clubs
Harry Wissinger
Lynn Rice
Army Reserve
William Coon
Heccenston
Gladys Trisket Weds Lyle Thompson at United Brethren Parsonage
Gladys Trisket, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Trisket of West Washington street, married Lyle Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Thompson of Columbus, in a ceremony led by Rev. H. Ray Harris at the United Brethren parsonage last evening. Attendants were Katharine Trinket and Clrenes F. Thompson. The couple reside at 3474 West Washington street. The bride works at Loblaw's Groceteria, while the groom formerly worked at Aeto Supply Co.
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Gladys
Lyle Thompson
Nelson
West Washington Street
Lyle ‘Thompson
Rasmus ‘Thompson
Columbus
H. Ray Harris
United Brethren Parsonage
Katharine ‘Trinket
Clrenes F. Thompson
Washington Street
Loblaw’s
Groceteria
Thompson
Aeto Supply Co
The
U B Ladies Aid Meets At Doolittle Home
United Brethren in Christchurch Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Allens Doolittles North Center Street home with nine members and two visitors. After a brief business meeting they sewed for the Red Cross and shared light refreshments. Mrs Leroy Dickinson will entertain the Ald at her home on West Wayne Street in two weeks.
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U. B
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
United Brethren
Christchurch
Allens Doolittle
North Center Street
Red Cross
Birth of a Son for Mr and Mrs James Rengle
A son was born yesterday afternoon at the Corey Hostel to Mr James Rengle and Mrs Rengle of Columbus. The birth adds a new member to the Rengle family with delivery recorded in local notices.
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Corey
James Rengle
Columbus
Catholic Daughters Contact Red Cross Dressings Drive
The Catholic Daughters of Ames held a Tegular session at the Horn block. During the business meeting led by Grand Regent Mrs. Leo Rhynard ten members volunteered to assist with Red Cross surgical dressings Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. Miller headed the committee for the evening and served lunch at the close of the gathering.
Mor-D-Phin Club Meets With Mrs Gibson At Ritz
Mor-D-Phin Club meets with Mrs W E Gibson of Motu street as hostess, eight members attend a brief business session and social tour, then adjourn to the Ritz for a church treat. A baby born in New Zealand has a better chance of survival than in any other country.
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W. E. Gibson
W. B. Gibson
Motu Street
xAodl
Ritz
New Zealand
Mrs Roosevelt and Queen Elizabeth Will Not Seek Common Interests
Eleanor Roosevelt and Queen Elizabeth II approach their London visit with distinct roles and shared dedication to public service. Both are seasoned world travelers and devoted wives who balance official duties with personal autonomy while engaging with British labor efforts and American life. The article notes their energy, wit, and practical dress, promising a cordial, candid meeting without forcing common ground.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Queen Elizabeth
Eleanor Roosevelt
Higabeth Windsor
Rodsevelt
London
Tysbeth
Britain
England
Roosevelt Veriainly
Hort
Guten Eizabeth
Roosevelt
Iilnk
Elenbeth
Siline
Wiiell Mes
Roosoven
America
George
Elizabeth
Tiyde Park
Mrs Elwyn McCray Honored at Cory Ladies Dinner
A group of Cory ladies honored Mrs Elwyn McCray a recent bride at a dinner event. The evening moved to Mrs James Shaver's home on Huclid street where awards were given to Mrs Lou Wetmore and Miss Nellie Falcone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Elwyn McCray
James Shaver
Huclid Street
Lou Wetmore
Nellie Falcone
Kathry Smilth
Marie Lute
Tela
Club Meeting Honored by Miss Kathryn Green Hosts
Miss Kathryn Green entertained guests at her Pack etreet home on Jas evening. Awards were won by Miss Greene and Mrs. Axele Shepard. Later in the evening the hostess served refreshments. Attending were Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Wil Tam Bless, Mrs. Rodney Knoytju, and Miss Martha Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Green
Miss Greene
Axele Shepard
Shepard
Wil- Tam
Rodney Knoytju
Martha Corbin
Mrs Ross Jukes Hosts Columbus Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Ross Jukes hosted the Columbus Ladies Aid at the regular meeting held yesterday in the church basement. With president absent, Mrs Warren Fargo was replaced by Mrs Frank Betts for the business session and plans were made for a supper on November 6. Mrs Jukes served refreshments to members and to out of town guests Mrs Ethel Lind and sisters from North East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Jukes
Columbus Ladies Aid
Warren Fargo
Frank Betts
Plana
Dukes
Ethel Lind
Sox
North East
Mrs Wood Honored at West Congrurs Street Shower
Mrs Charles Wood was honored at a shower held at her home on West Congrurs Street last evening for her daughter in law The Charles Wand Ten guests enjoyed games music and writing with the honored guest receiving several gifts A light course was served at the close of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urorsy Wood
West Congrurs Street
Charles Wand
Bridge Club Evening At Nehonems Park
Mrs E F Pain entertains her bridge club at Nehonems Park avenue. Mrs Richard Powers and Mrs Heseer attend as guests. Prizes for contract were claimed by Mrs Frederick Binley and Mrs Robart. The event featured a “Buster” device developed by the U S Army Quartermaster.
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E. F. Pain
B.P. Pin
Mind That Muppt War Time Care for Worn Clothes
Caring for a husband going to war, keep smiling until he’s out of danger. Preserve his uniforms as a prudent service gesture. Mend and store socks shirts and underwear. Have shoes repaired and treated to prevent drying and cracking. Then have suits and overcoats cleaned by a reputable dry cleaner for the duration.
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Chen
Mothe
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