Wednesday Entertainers Islamic Club and Holiday Gatherings
Readable list of social and club meetings including the Islamic club Que Vive Hindred club Cecil Cain circle American Legion Auxiliaries Christmas parties Congregational Aid Society Vandiciple Bridge luncheon and various church and school groups scheduled across midweek plus upcoming weekend events and recurring clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islamatic Club
S. S
Cecil Cain
G. I A
American Legion and Auxiliaries
Congregational Aid Society
Christian Church Aid Society
St. Monica's Guild
Lincoln P. T. A
Lingernot
King’s Daughters
Big Sisters
Priscila’ Club
Card Club
Delphian Society
Doncas Society
Civic Federation
Lingernots
Merry Makers Club
Kersox Club
Jolly Twelve Club Hosts Christmas Party At Norris Home
The Jolly Twelve club met Monday evening at 416 North Sycameore Street hosted by Mrs. George Norris. Guests exchanged gifts and played five hundred with high score by Mrs. Dark Reed and Mrs. Tom Mellon securing a score. Mrs. Norris served dainty refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve
George Norris
North Sycameore Street
Dark Reed
Tom Mellon
Norris
Christmas Party Hosted by Miss Ann Olson on North Pine Street
Miss Ann Olson entertained 16 friends Monday evening at her home 09 North Pine Street for a Christmas party. Decorations were red and green. Bridge prizewinners were Mrs. Harold L. Johnson high, Mrs. R. A. Moore second, and Miss Beulah Spencer low. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Olson
North Pine Street
Harold L. Johnson
R. A. Moore
Beulah Spencer Low
Lotus Club Hosts Afternoon at Miss Cyrena Scott’s Home
Miss Cyrena Scott of 811 West Mills Street entertained the Lotus club on Monday afternoon at her Bridge. Miss Josephine Mallory won the honors with Mrs. Ray Taylor as consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Cyrena Scott
West Mills Street
Bridge
Josephine Mallory
Ray Taylor
Mrs Oscar Peterson Hosts Pleasant Monday Tea
Mrs Oscar Peterson of 510 North Cherry street entertained a number of friends Monday afternoon at her home. Refreshments served during the gathering brought the pleasant afternoon to a happy close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Peterson
North Cherry Street
E M M Club Dines for Miss Ball at Lowana Hotel
Members of the E M M Club entertained at a seven o'clock dinner Monday evening at Lowana Hotel in honor of Miss Helen Ball a bride of the month A vase of baby chrysanthemums centered the table with yellow and green candles tied with tulle Miss Ball received a gift and the evening ended with bridge Miss Bernice Herring had high score
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. M. Club
Lowana Hotel
Helen Ball
Miss Ball
Bridge
Bernice Herring
Bancroft History Assembly Review At Porter Home
Bancroft History Assembly met at 809 West Adams Street. Mrs. Leon Storrison reviewed Mother Mason by Bess Streeter Aldrich in a pleasing manner. Mrs. Ray Emerson gave a fine reading. Guest Mrs. Ankney of Corning attended. Mrs. Will Reckner received a birthday gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft History Assembly
Mary J. Porter
West Adams Street
Leon Storrison
Mother Mason
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Morrison
Ray Emerson
Ankney of
Corning
Will Reckner
Brave Storm For Lesson On Home Furnishings
Farm bureau for women sponsored a home furnishing class held Monday at Mrs. W. J. Colbert’s home 217 South Myrtle street. Sixteen women braved a snow storm to attend the education event featuring pictures for the home and sketches on painters histories. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nickle Mrs. Kinkade of Creston and Mrs. T Drynan and daughter Mary of Clyde Park Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau For
W. J. Colbert
South
Myrtle Street
L. J. Nickle
Kinkade
Creston
T Drynan
Mary
Clyde Park
Mona
Christmas Dance Invitations Issued for Dec 20 Private Party
Rev Edward Hutchinson and Harry Hachler re issue invitations for a Christmas dancing party on Wednesday evening December 20 at the Iowana hotel. The event is announced as a private affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hutchinson
Harry Hachler
Iowana Hotel
Snow Plows on Union Highways Headline Update
Snow reports across Iowa and nearby states show multiple towns recording fresh accumulations on December 15. Cities like Council Bluffs Ottumwa Washington Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Davenport Fort Dodge report depths from four to seven inches with continued snowfall and varying rail delays.
Snow Events Widen Across Iowa Towns
Snow depth reached two to three inches in Burlington with no sign of stop at 9:30 this morning. Mason City reported lighter falls around an inch, while other towns escaped heavier accumulation as cold night winds dropped temperatures to 16 above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Dee
Davenport
Fort Budge
Burlington
Mason City
Towa
Administrator's Notice in Estate of Lurany Vanderpluym
Public notice announces the District Court appointment of an administrator for the estate of Lurany Vanderpluym deceased in Union County Town Creston. Creditors must file sworn claims with the Clerk within legal time and debtors should pay promptly. Dated December 14 1925 Creston Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurany Vanderpluym
District Court of
Union County
Town
Lurany Vanterphuyvm
Creston
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Neilan
Vergtts Sporting Ptt Nosco
Harry Langdon
White Wing
Gso
Iowa
Southern Utilities Company
NEW North
Hudson: Bros
Creston, Iowa
Smiph Cleaning CO
Andre Ge Merritt
Kelferton
Gideon of
Brescott
Lyle Edwards
Latimer
Lou Blazek
Anna Dooley
Des Moines
1. M
Randolph Metana
Randolph
Marty Versick
Actic
Bovoewith
Charley Fillmer
Blizaypygth Jones
North
Maple’ Street
T. U. Meeting
Progressive Chautauqua Circle
Union
Council Bluffs, Ta
Washington
Dee Bo
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Railroad
Boonée
Clinton
Northwestern
Marshalltown
T. A. Vanderpluym
D. W. Harper
Atty. Pub
Santa Claus
Elgin
John T. Shea
the Diamond
Bidg
Robert Agnew
Mildred Jane
William Fox
Thomas Suckingham
Thursts
Chaplin
Creston Rubber Co
F. R. Ball
Kansas City
Clay County
St. Joseph
Excelsior Springs
7Th & Charles Streets
Blue Motor Coach
Clay County and
7Th & Charles
Sidney Hotel
W. H. Hamilton
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