Society notes highlight Thursday club meetings in city
Division No 3 of the M E Lad en Aid plans meetings at several homes with officers to be elected. Moose and Royal Neighbors hold Thursday events in Labor Temple and Castle hall. Women speakers at church groups include Miss Brethorst and Mrs Costain. Willing Workers party hosts Thanksgiving dinner with a hundred attendees and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
O’elock Fm
Labor Temple
Royal Neighbors of America
Castle Ball
Ladies Aid of
The
Church of Christ
FP. L. Cotton
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Carnation Club
J. FE. Smith
Wisconsin Ayvenua Southwest
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
George Costain
Dakota Avenue South
L. B. Buswell
Afghanistan
W. J. Braskamp
American Lutheran Ladies Aid
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Alice Brethorst
China
Just Us Club
A. W. Gillang
Third Street
Willing Workers Study Club
Faculty Wives Gather for Holiday Meeting at Roy Home
Eight members of the High School Faculty Wives group met last evening at Mrs. Ralph Roy’s home 1187 Ohio avenue southwest. They enjoyed sewing and were served a two course luncheon. Next meetings include a Christmas party at Mrs. George Bell’s home 1405 Illinois avenue southwest on Monday December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roy
Ohio Avenue Southwest
George Bell
Dlinois Avenue Southwest
Mrs. Agne Hosts Afternoon Tea for Miss Mary Bell
A dozen friends gathered Saturday at Mrs. Royal Clyde Agne’s home 1009 Illinois avenue southwest for informal tea honoring Miss Mary Bell. Out-of-town guest Frank Jewett of Western Union college in Le Mars Iowa attended. Bell, former dean of women at Huron college, is now dean of women at Coe college Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Mary Bell
Royal Clyde Agne
Illinois Avenue
Frank Jewett
Western Union College
le Mars
Miss Bell
Huron College
JL. Carmen
Bell
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Surprise Birthday Party for Chris Jorgenson
Chris Jorgenson was honored at a Saturday surprise party hosted by thirty guests at his home in Nebraska. Five tables of whist were played and prizes awarded to Gifford Cooper, Mrs. Ellen Reintsma, Herbert Lytle and Mrs. Louise Reints Bur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jorgenson
Iis
Nebraska
Southwest
Giffford Cooper
Ellen Reintsma
Herbert Lytle
Louise Reints- Bur
Luncheon Held in Honor of Mr Jorgenson Birthday
An evening event featured a four course luncheon prepared by Mrs. Gifford Cooper Mrs. Louise Reintama Mrs. Jack Robertson and Mrs. Mabel Avery. The Zuesta presented Mr Jorgenson with a birthday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inusie
Gifford Cooper
Louise ‘Reintama
Jack Robertson
Mabels Avery
Zuesta
Jorgenson
Farewell Party for Frances Coats Held at Gordon Home
Twelve friends gathered at 230 Idaho avenue southeast for a farewell in Frances Coats honor. The group played bridge with Norma Ops and Frances Coats winning prizes, as Coats prepared to depart for an extended Los Angeles visit. A two course luncheon was served by Miss Bartlett and Miss Crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Coats
Gordon
Idaho Avenue
Norma Ops
Miss Coats
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Bartlett
Crow
Railway Club Meeting and Christmas Preparations
The Women’s club of the Chicago and North Western railway system met yesterday afternoon in the passenger depot at 2 30. Mrs. Howard Hough won first prize and Mrs. Chester Bruemmer won second in two contests. A depot cafe lunch was served with Mrs. Krug in charge. A pound party for the Christmas basket is planned in two weeks.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Howard Hough
Chester Bruemmer
Fr. Zink
Krug
Pasachger
Engel Samuelson Wedding Solemnized in Troquois
The marriage of Mias Nelle Bernicca Samuelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Samuelson near Troquois and Albert Engel also of Troquois was performed Thursday afternoon November 28 at the bride’s parents home. Music by Mrs Carl Morrow accompanied the ceremony as Esther Werner and Clarence Samuelson led the procession under a white and pink arch adorned with roses and gardenias. A large wedding bell hung in the corner as streamers draped into an arbor of greenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel—Samuelson
Mias Nelle Bernicca Samuelson
Charles Samuelson
Near Troquois
Albert Engel
Troquois
Carl Morrow
Esther Werner
Clarence Samuelson
Samuelson
Kruschen Salts ad promises Fat Reduction and vitality
Global Kruschen Salts promotional copy urges women to take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning claiming fat banishment and improved health. It touts purging poisons, toning organs, and a “Kruschen feeling” with brighter eyes and clearer skin, offering a 4 week, S$5 bottle with money back guarantee.
Wedding in Arlington N D features pink roses and choir
A double ring ceremony in a Bancroft archway was followed by a dinner and pink and white decorations. The bride daughter of Samuelson of Troquois area wore pink chiffon. the groom is son of John Engel, planning to work in Lincoln after Christmas. Several relatives attended from Bancroft Arlington Traquois and nearby towns. The cake carried a miniature bride and groom.
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Arlington
Engel
John Engel
Iroquois
Lincoln
L. H. Samuelson
Bancroft
Carl Morrow
Claratee
Melvin Samuelson
Traqunia
Edward Voss
New Pile Remedy Praised by Wisconsin Farmer
Carl Westphal a Mayville farmer hails Colac Pile Pills as a breakthrough after trying many remedies. The ad claims the pills relieve severe piles and offer a money back guarantee via Perriton's Pharmacy and other druggists, with orders to Colac Chemical Co. for a regular bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Westphal
Mayville
Wisconsin
Perriton
Cola
GE Refrigerator Promises Easy Cleaning and High Value
The ad touts a General Electric refrigerator with an all steel cabinet for easy cleaning and sanitary use. It highlights a hermetically sealed mechanism and a sturdy cabinet, claiming over 350,000 units in use with no owner spending a dollar on repairs or service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
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Society
M. E. Laden ‘Aid
Charles Lawson
Montana Avenue Southwest
Crawley Faw
Clifton Crawley
Huron
Winker
Carl Hoss
Misa Clara Boss
Slawathe, Kans
Dles
Mrs. Agne
Railway Club
Omaha
L. Cooley
Second Street
Ethel Gunderson
Pearl Gunderson
Floyd Featherhuff
C.F. Stewart
Miss Gunderson
Leslie Dynes
BE. R. Porter
Park River
N.D
Miss Sarabeth Proper
Mr. Proper
Miss Proper
Miller’s Jewelry Store
Third Street, S. E
National Bank Building
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