Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A busy week of society events lists Woodman Circle and Dorcas society for Monday through Thursday. Various women’s groups, church societies, bridge and hobby clubs populate the schedule with picnics, suppers, and missions activities.
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Woodman Circle Social Meeting
Azeg Lodge
M. E. Church
W. B.A. Priscilla Club
Dorcas Society
Ladies of G. A. R. Congregational Missionary Society
Y S Club Party At Culver Home
Miss Bessie Culver and Mrs Arthur Travis hosted the Y S club and guests at 606 South Em Street on Friday evening. Attendees included Misses Clara Rodebaugh Loretta Hixenbaugh Thelma Culver Gale Watson Velda Humphrey Bunce provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs Lowell Andrews and Mrs E H Pierce. The evening concluded with a lunch served by the hostesses.
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Y’s Club
Bessie Culver
Arthur Travis
Culver
South Em Street
Clara Rodebaugh
Loretta Hixenbaugh
Thelma Culver
Gale Watson
Redding
Velda Humphrey
Corning
Bunce
Lowell Andrews
E. H. Pierce
Stitchery Club Holds Summer Sendoff at Stauss Home
Mrs Will Stauss hosted the Stitchery club at 800 North Sycamore street for the last meeting before September. Plans were made for three picnics this summer. five hundred was played with Mrs Ray Allen winning high honors and Mrs Charles Gratly the consolation. refreshments were served.
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Stitchery Club
Will Stauss
North
Sycamore Street
Ray Allen
Charles Grattly
Stauss
Kilburn Chosen Delegate to State Convention
Mrs. Norman Kilburn president of the Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans was chosen delegate to the state convention at last evening's meeting at the Potter Post hall. Mrs. W. A. McKee was elected alternate. The Keokuk convention meets at the end of the month. Mrs. Kilburn presided over the routine business followed by a social hour
King's Daughters Class Hosts Thirty Members at Grinnell Home
About fifteen members of the King's Daughters class gathered Friday afternoon at 803 West Howard Street, Mrs. Lewis Grinnell hosting. Guest Mrs. Carrie Graham attended and a brief business session led by Mrs. Bert Fuller preceded a quilting gathering with refreshments served by Miss Eva Richards.
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King’s Daughters
Lewis Grinnell
West Howard Street
Carrie Graham
Bert Fuller
Ladies Aid Distributes Flowers At Church Session
The Methodist Ladies Aid society gave spring bouquets to the sick and shut in after their meeting. Miss Mae McDonald Miss Marion Franklin and Mrs. Dora Lauer attended, guests gathered at Mrs. F. B. Terry's home. An all day session included a noon dinner at a long table and afternoon quilting.
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Ladies Aid
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Mae McDonald
Marion Franklin
Dora Lauer
Zion
F. B. Terry
Thursday Girls of Christian Church Host Quilting Tea
The Thursday Girls of the Christian Church hosted a tea after their weekly meeting in the church basement. The Ladies Aid society joined the gathering in the church parlors for quilting and a social afternoon.
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The
Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Loyal Bereans Elect New Officers for Term
Mrs Will Kinser was elected president and vice president of the Loyal Bereans. Lydia Bonham became secretary, Ed Lacy treasurer, Lila Dice teacher, and C. C. Robinson with Morrison named assistant teacher as the Aid members closed their afternoon session.
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Orra Jones
Sh. L. Goole
Bereans
Will Kinser
Lydia Bonham
Ed Lacy
Lila Dice
C. C. Robinson
Morrison
June Breakfast Hosted by Congregational Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church held a June breakfast in the church dining room for thirty nine members arranged in a capital T. Reports highlighted funds raised from a nickel and praise for methods used. Mrs. Arnold spoke on her Omaha national convention trip while other members shared quilting and sewing activities.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
E. D. Arnold
Omaha
Monthly U. Delta Club Meeting At Mrs Glenn Steel Home
All members attended at the home of Mrs Glenn Steel 512 Wyoming Avenue Thursday afternoon. Games and five hundred filled the afternoon with three tables in play. High score went to Mrs Clyde Yolton and second to Mrs J C Weller. A pink and white two course luncheon followed with coordinated table displays.
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Steel
U. Delta Club
Glenn Steel
Wyoming Avenue
Clyde Yolton
J. C. Weller
Ruthean Class Hosts Members for Afternoon Program
Mrs Theodore Jennings opened her home at 407 North Maple Street to the Ruthean class Thursday after noon. The gathering featured devotionals and a business meeting followed by an entertainment program with a high school girls quartet, a piano solo by Ena Weidman, readings by Virginia Jones and Mrs. G M Elliott, and refreshments by Mrs B S Leonard and committee.
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Theodore Jennings
North Maple Street
Ena Weidman
Virginia Jones
G. M. Elliott
B. S. Leonard
Evening Five Hundred Club Dinner at 601 West Montgomery
Mr and Mrs Sherman Rex entertained last evening at their home 601 West Montgomery street with a 7 o'clock dinner for sixteen. Guests included members of the Evening Five Hundred club. The table was attractively decorated with large bouquets of iris and other flowers. After-dinner hours were quiet and sociable.
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Sherman Rex
West
Montgomery Street
Five Hundred
Vote Recorded for Five Hundred Ceremony Honors
The notice notes the playing of Five Hundred with Mr and Mrs Rex receiving the honors, reflecting a social event acknowledgment in the community.
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Mrs
Rex
T Y M Club Hosts Guests and Five Hundred Games
Mrs. Edward Smith hosted the T Y M club at 1313 East Howard Street with two guests Mrs. Carl Olson of Nevinville and her sister Mrs. Leonard Mallatt of Van Wert. The afternoon included five hundred and a two course luncheon. High honors went to Mrs. Forrest Renne, second to Mrs. Carl Olson, and consolation to Mrs. Harry McAllister. The meeting closed the summer season.
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Edward Smith
East Howard Street
T. Y. M. Club
Carl Olson
Nevinville
Leonard Mallatt
van Wert
Forrest Renne
Harry McAllister
Sequoia Club Bridge Party Led by Mrs Frank Braumberger
Mrs Frank Braumberger presided at an afternoon bridge party at the Sequoia club. Players gathered for cards and conversation in a social event noted for its cordial atmosphere.
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Sequoia Club
Frank Braumberger
Lodge Meeting Notice Precedes Each Gathering
Lodge notices inform that meetings are carried free under this head if the advertiser notifies prior to each meeting. telephone 42. W B A Crest City A F P and A M M W ofibold?
Sequoia Club Guest Hosts Bridge Afternoon at Myrtle Street
At her home on Myrtle Street on Thursday, the Sequoia club members enjoyed a bridge afternoon. After prayers, the hostess served a five o'clock dinner. Mrs. Leonard Sheridan won high honors, Mrs. Hi Kastlin took second prize, and Mrs. J J Stoup received the guest prize.
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Sequoia Club
Myrtle Street
Bridge
Leonard Sheridan
Hi. Kastlin
J. J. Stoup
Ramona Club Hosts Evening At Mrs Hipes Home
Ramona club members gathered at 301 East Clark Street Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs BE C Hipes. Des Moines guest Mrs Elmer Cummings joined the event with five hundred furnished for games. Prizes went to Mrs Ernest Russell and consolation to Mrs James Cronan. lunch followed.
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Ramona Club
BE. C. Hipes
East
Clark Street
Elmer Cummings
Des Moines
Ernest Russell
James Cronan
Hipes
Luther League Meeting at Salem Church Hosts and Program
About fifty members and guests attended the Luther League gathering at Salem Lutheran church Thursday evening. John Nord and Elmer Barber hosted, with a program of piano numbers and vocal solos planned by a committee including Misses Anna Va-
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Luther League
Salem Lutheran Church
John Nord
Elmer Barber
Anna Va
Social Time with Games and Lunch After Meeting
Florence Wyson and Roberta Walker attended a social time after the meeting which featured games and a luncheon.
Toronto Liquor Limits Post Prohibition End
After 11 years of prohibition ends in Toronto Ontario the government imposes new liquor purchase limits. The provincial liquor control board cuts maximum single purchases from two cases to one while the Deer limit stays at two dozen quarts. Restrictions remain until demand drops and repeat offenses may lead to permit cancellations.
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Toronto
Ont
Provincal Liquor Control Board
Baby chick public auction at Allen Hatchery
A public auction of baby chicks is scheduled at Allen Hatchery on Saturday at 2 p.m. Chick buyers can bid on poultry in the hatchery lot under the event notice.
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The
Allen Hatchery
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Lloyd Baker 22 of Barney and Irene Kahler 18 of Afton. Also licensed were Glen Jackson 21 and Florence M. King 19, both of Villista.
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District Court
Lloyd Baker
Barney
Irene Kahler
Afton
Glen Jackson
Florence M. King
Villista
Baby Dwight Eugene Born At New York Avenue Home
A baby boy was born at home on Thursday June 2 at 40914 New York Avenue. He has been named Dwight Eugene.
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New York Avenue
Dwight Eugene
Miss Emma Skinner Sets Out on Extended Wisconsin California Trip
Emma Skinner departs this evening for a lengthy journey through Wisconsin and California. She plans to visit several cities and return with new experiences and stories to share.
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Emma Skinner
Wisconsin
California
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Aciety
Eastern Star Octave Bridge Club
M. L. Club
Monday Bridge Club
L’amitie Club
Ave Maria Society Hospital Society Newcomers Society
Sorosis Society
W. C. TU
Woodman
Progressive
Chautauqua
Coterie Club
U. C. C. Society of Baptist Church
Pansy Club
Royal Neighbors
Salvation Army League
Clover Club
Risko Club
Loyal Workers ‘Carnation Club
St. John’s Evangelical Guild
L. A
Presbyterian Missionary Society
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Crestmoor Christian Ladies Aid
Parcelona
L. S
B. of L. F
BE. Ladies Aid of Cong
St. Paul’s Guild
Ladies Aid of Baptist Church
Ers
Trimmer
Chicago
Crestog Hotel
Creston
W .B. A. Woodman Circle
Crest City A. FP
A. M
M. W. of
Bethany Commandery
K. T
Loc. O. F
Willard
the Family Theater
Tom Moore
Fileen
Percy
Hudson Bros
Creston, Ta
Fred Clark
North Elm
Wm. Penn
Tris
New York
London and Furs
Olive Borden
Jacques Lerner
Don Alvarado
Raymond Hitchcock
Jane Winton
Ted M'Namara
Dimity
Locust St. Strand Theater
Diamonty—Wedding Rings
Roper Brothers Jewelers
T. F. Coakley
L. Miner
Harold Lloyd
Monte Blue
Patsy Ruth Miller
Wolf
Billie Dove
Huntley Gordon
Pn the News
Lindbergh
Hayden's Orchestra
Wallace Reir
Wilton
Fred Land
John F. Russell, & Son
Harry Harvey
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