Social Events Highlight Local Ladies Gatherings
A flurry of community socials, birthday greetings, and group outings unfolds across West Broadway East Adams Street and surrounding areas. Mrs. R T McClain hosts a luncheon for visitors from Los Angeles, Miss Winnetka Hansen entertains twelve guests at Log Cabin, and a theater trip follows The School for Husbands at the Orpheum. The A O U Girls plan a Bethesda church fundraiser at Beckwith School, while Berean class honors Mrs Roy Hartman with games and luncheon. Mr and Mrs Owen Wilson celebrate a surprise wedding shower with gifts and refreshments. Neighborhood clubs schedule Thursday talks by Roy Tally and a S A Howard lawn picnic hosts. The Winners Bible Class meets Friday evening at J A Huglin home with transport from the church, and the English Lutheran Ladies Aid convenes at East Burlington residence with hostesses Miss McCrackin Miss Steele and Mrs Roundtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnetka Hansen
Mary Johnson
Boone
Miss Hansen
School For Husbands
Orpheum
Berean
The
Christian Sunday School
Roy Hartman
Hame
East Admas Street
Owen Wilson
Plum Grove
Wilson
English Lutheran Church
J. A. Huglin
Huglin
Ladies
Eliza McCrackin
East Burlington Street
Miss MccCrackin
Miss Steele
Mrs. Roundtree
Red Cross Sunday meetings sweep Jefferson county churches
The countywide Red Cross Sunday features sessions across Jefferson county churches with county chapter representatives in attendance. A long list of churchs and speakers from Batavia to Pleasant Plain, Packwood, Libertyville, Cross Lanes, Salina, Cedar, Brookville, Four Corners and more outlines who will present and assist in advancing Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jefferson County
Red Cross Chapter
Local Briefs Spell Out Social and Business Moves
Mrs J A Beck and Miss Minnie Highland of Des Moines visited then left for Des Moines. A F Burke and Mrs Mat Drish of Hast Pleasant Plain were in the city on business. Milford and Mont Parsons visited grandparents in Douds Leando. Miller Parsons and Manley Caviness returned to Af ton. Mrs Lydia Coulter of Kansas City is a guest of Mrs Dol He Wilkins. Hugh Gaumer sold the Stag Tailor Shop to Pearl McGill. John Clark of Ottumwa visited. Fred M Raney returned from Y M C A convention in Lake Geneva. Mr and Mrs Harry Cook travel to Topeka for an indefinite stay. George Edick visited Chicago and returned. Albert Heaton went to Mt Pleasant on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Beck
Minnie Highland
Des Moines
A. F. Burke
Mat. Drish
Hast Pleasant Plain
Milford
Mont
Manley Caviness
Afton
Stanford
Lydia Coulter
Kansas City
Kansas
Dol He Wilkins
Burlington Street
Hugh Gaumer
Pearl McGill
John Clark
Ottumwa
Fred M. Raney
Lake Geneva
Wis
Harry Cook
Topeka
George Edick
Chicago
Notice to Bidders for Coal 1917 1918 County
Sealed bids on Iowa and Illinois coal for the Court House Jail County Hospital County Home and the Poor for 1917 1918 will be received by the Auditor up to noon July 2. Coal to Hospital Court House Jail weighed over city scales. County Home coal to be F C B Libertyville. Turner county auditor Bat. Mon. Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Illinois
Court House
F. C. B. Libertyville
Turner
Bat
Mon
Mrs. I. N. Biddle Dies in Centerville Home
Mrs. I N Biddle nee Carrie Marie Wheeler died this morning at one in Centerville at her sister Mrs J P Schenck s home after long illness. She had been bedfast for three weeks and leaves husband and two sisters Mrs Schenck of Centerville and Mrs Mary Greenlies of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Biddle
J. P. Schenck
Centervile
Biddle
Carrie Marie Wheeler
Schenck
Centerville
Mary Greenlies
New York City
Expressive Rhythm Classes Announced at Parsons College
Mrs. Elsie Zichy Boles announces two Expressive Rhythm classes at Parsons College Gymnasium for six weeks starting Tuesday July 3. A children's session at 2 39 p m and an adult session at 3 30 p m run twice weekly. Those interested should contact Mrs Boies or call 2740 875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Zichy-Boles
Parsons College Gymnasium
Enthusiastic Red Cross Meeting Formed Libertyville Chapter
A lively Red Cross meeting in Libertyville organized an auxiliary to the Jefferson County chapter for Libertyville and Des Moines township. Forty-one members joined, paid dues, and officers were elected including Chairman T. M. Campbell and Vice Chairmen Lou Fordyce and S. H. Watkins. Directors for Des Moines and Liberty townships were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Libertyville
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Des Moines
T. M. Campbell
Lou Fordyce
Des Moines Township
S. H., Watkins
Liberty Township
C. W. Riggs
J. W. Hill
J. W. Fulton
J. E B. Turnipseed
Charles Kruger
W. N. Glotfelty
Puri Armstrong
H. L. Copeland
M. F. Taylor
A.J. Riniker
Martin Gearhart
John Liming
Dr Layman's Remedies and Toilet Goods for Sale
A local line of remedies and toilet goods advertised at 304 West Jefferson Street with a contact phone number 2512 and 888. The listing promotes pharmacy style products for everyday uses.
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Bournal Printing CO
Publishers
South Court Street
Bean Taylor
W. Taylor
Fair- Meld
R. T. McClain
West Broadway
Will Mather
Henley Charles
Los Angeles
Cal
Beckwith School House
No. 5
Bethesda Church
Methodist
Anna Haney
S. A. Howard
Roy Tally
North C Street
James Young
Batavia
M. E
S. A. Power
Frank Fourt
Ellsworth Turney
Christian
Brethren
A. Power
Packwood
W. G. Ross
Dillon Turney
W. G
Friends
E. F. Simmons
Ralph H. Munro
Woolson
Four Corners
C. J. Fulton
Clara Bock
A. N. Sloan
Clara Bo
H. A. Mosser
H. A. Moseer
Prairie Chapel
Robert Israel
Helen Bean
Elizabeth Whitney
Pleasant Grove
Clapp
Charles Carter
Parsonville
C. W. Wade
Amy Beer
A. 8. Hague
Round Prairie
Baptist——Co
F. Fryer
Sire
CD. Legrett
Hague
Highland
W. R. Keesey
H. A. Anspach
R. H. Polly
A. R. Toothaker
Antioch
George W. Ball
Miss Mary Stever
Roscoe P. Thoma
Charles A
Wm. Eaton
Albert Heaton
Mt. Pleasant
Kufstedler & Baker
Roth & CO
Our
Roth @ Co
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited
Denver
Colorado Springs
T. F. McNew
Safety and Service First
Paul Jones
Pure Life Insurance
National Life Assn
W. B. Parrett
James F. Wilson Jr
Agts
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