Club gatherings fill afternoon with hostesses and friends
Social clubs including White Rose, Now Siesta, N. E. and W. R. C. met at homes of Mrs. Clyde DuVall, Mrs. Loofbourrow, and Mrs. Charles Walker. Guests enjoyed games, fancy work, and luncheon. Future meeting planned for July 26 at Mrs. Shaw’s, while others hosted by Mrs. Fordyce with honors for delegates to Boston encampment.
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White Rose Club
Clyde DuVall
Albert Martin
South Fourth Street
Siesta Club
Charles Walker
N. E. Club
North Fourth Street
Governor orders Iowa ammunition train organized
Governor Harding announces the War Secretary's authorization to form an ammunition train within forty eight hours. Lieutenant Colonel Fred S Holstein will command a nine officer and six hundred eighty four enlisted unit, seeking mechanics and motor car drivers through Iowa National Guard recruiting offices.
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Daily Journal
Des Moines
Harding
Secretary of War
Iowa National Guard
Fred S. Holstein
Burlington
National Guard
Local Briefs Preview Community Happenings And Health News
Arthur Cooper takes a two week vacation from 4K’s at M. H. Cuddy Clothing. A. Lear shows slight improvement after weeks at Jefferson County Hospital. Ernest Fuqua visits relatives in Pleasant Plain. Archie Trent and wife welcome a 74% pound boy born at Jefferson County Hospital. Mrs. Louis Heston returns from Oxford Junction then goes home to Libertyville. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John Connex at the Jefferson County hospital. Emma Marsh returns from two week vacation at home near Ft. Madison. Bert West visits Emerson with daughter Mrs. Ralph McPherson. A. L. Bridger and daughter Helen visit from Richland. Lorene Carmichacel of Stockport visits in the city. J. Garretson of Ottumwa in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. Go. W. Yarrington attend Mrs. Hurley’s funeral at Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. John Cochran and children visit her parents in New London. Mildred Jacobs of Lockridge visits Harriet Hartman. Mrs. Fred Workman and daughter Katherine visit. Mrs. L. L. Corey of Birmingham visits. Mrs. George Campbell visits Mt. Pleasant. John Turnbull and daughter visit Libertyville. Marriage licenses issued to Arthur C. Nelson and Elizabeth M. Bucher. Virginia Bevering visiting Bernhart with sister. Chapin closes North Main restaurant for lack of patronage. Attorney J. C. McCord recovering in Iowa City hospital. Cecil Johnson on two week vacation from Hub store, visits sister in Elmer Carlson home. John Harper improving after recent illness. A. Wellington, Kans., and A. K. Harper visiting father.
Unkrich Survives Narrow Auto Crash Near Ringespa cher Farm
G A Unkrich traveling salesman from this city had a narrow escape when his car went off an embankment four miles northeast of town near the Ring iespacher farm. The vehicle turned over pinning him under it then against a tree before bystanders freed him. He was bruised shaken and recovering at home with nervous shock. The car suffered extensive damage.
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G. A. Unkrich
Ringiespacher Farm
Mr. Unkrich
South Main Street
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W. Fordyce
East Broadway
Boston
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Edison
Chas. Clapp
Blaine Myrick
Robt Fulton
Mulford Burnett
Newport Cafe
C. G. Taylor
Aantircland
Arthur Cooper
M. H. Cuddy Clothing
Mrs. Cooper
Seymour
A. Lear
Jefferson County Hospital
Ernest Fuqua
Pleasant Plain
Mrs
Frank Fuqua
Archie Trent
Louis Heston
Levi Graber
Oxford Junction
Libertyville
John Connex
Emma Marsh
Ft. Madison
Bert West
Emerson
Ralph McPherson
A. L. Bridger
Helen
Richland
Lorene Carmichacel
Stockport
J. Garretson
Ottumwa
Go. W. Yarrington
Brainerd
P. J. Hurley
Mt. Pleasant
John Cochran
Mrs. C. Gabbert
New London
Mildred Jacobs
Lockridge
Harriet Hartman
Fred Workman
Katherine
L. L. Corey
Birmingham
Charles R. Conlee
George Campbell
J. A. Clark
John Turnbull and Daughter
Arthur CC Nelson
Elizabeth M. Bucher
Virginia Bevering
Willard Whitaker
Bernhart
Atty. J. C. McCord
Iowa City
Cecil Johnson
Hub
Elmer Carlson
John Harper
Liie
Onslow Harper
Wellington
Kansas
K. Harper
Gus Unkrich
Kolynos
Lambert
Ecru
Venice
Jersey
Gaumer Bros
Charles Lyons
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Fairfield Pure Ice Company
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