Percival Club Members Enjoy Meeting and Social Time
Percival The Best Ever club members were warmly entertained at Mrs. Lewis Lord's home Tuesday afternoon after a brief business meeting a short program included a reading by Mrs. Will Keyser Refreshments were served by Misses Ida and Charlotte Lord.
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Clu
Lewis Lord
Will Keyser
Ida
Charolotte Lord
Ray Winans
Council Bluffs
George Bord
Nebraska
Ben Harris
8. D. Hineline
Nebraska City
E. Carolyn
Zola
R. L. Lockett
Harold Miller
Richards Ricketts
Omaha
His. Potter
Lee
M/E
Fay Bourn
Council Butts
Larsh Bord
James Eperson
Hove
Bluffs
E. W. Shelton
Cheyenne
Colu
Floyd Keyser
Helen Deiter
Ernest Clausen
Elk Creek
A. C. Rogers
Suva
Paul Bicknell
MePynl
Percival Asacred Husiness ‘Thoraday
Fioyst Keyser
Sony Millard
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
Percival
Eugene Williams
Okaths
Oklahoma
H. Mercy
Madefia
Minn
Mra
Mra Iva
Cables
Keyser
Jsmex
Hastings
Nelaska
Resolution of Respect for P F Reilly
In memory of P F Reilly a member of Zermatt Sage No 217 K of P who died June 17 1923 the lodge notes his fidelity to our order and pain at his loss The resolutions commend sympathy to relatives and publish the notice in the City paper signed by lodge officers and committee members The text includes names and titles from the fraternal organization and ends with unrelated garbled line about drivers
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P. F. Reilly
Winereas
P. F. Treilly
Zermatt
C. Ge
R&s
ALP
Breedlove
Northboro Social Notes Hit By Guests and Visits
Northboro residents report guests from Brainard Shenandoah and Hamburg. Donald Kirth born to Mr. and Mrs Arnold Anderson of Hamburg. Fred Burnette and family visit relatives near Watson. Dorothy Hays to Maryville with school friends. Miss Mabel Thompson from Shenandoah visits over Sunday. Stotler family host six o’clock dinner with Burnette Speakman Miller and others. Dora Hall dies in Billings, Montana. her Northboro connections mourn.
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I. C. Duncan
Brainard
Nebraska
George Duncan
Shenandoah
G. A. Comfort
Donald Kirth
Arnold Anderson
Hamburg
Foxworthy
Fred Burnette
Watson
Dorothy Hays
Maryville
Mabel Thompson
Shandoah
Stotler
Mildred Stotler
Sam
Bob Speakman
Roy Miller
Northboro
Marry Brown
Clarinda
Mr. Waugh
Harry
Carl Boylan
Fairfax
Katherine Pratt
Bethany
Walker
Persuasion in a Difficult Sale Amid Odd Exchange
A timid man questions a chain of improbable bargains as bootleggers and a Chicago millionaire figure in a melodramatic street scene. The dialogue touches on selling life insurance and collectors, hinting at public critique of those who can act.
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Henze
Chicago
Conscience Sign Sparks Pond Bathing Prank
At Creston on June 15 a sign at the Quelson pond jokes about bathing suits. Flappers visiting the pond forgot their suits and took a dive, while Mrs Quelson fetched a drink, leading to a humorous rural scene about decency and summer recreation.
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Creston K
Dapper
KE. KR
Quelton
Quelarm
Jweho
Sidney Votes Bond For New Water Tower Extension
Sidney Iowa held a special election to decide issuing 10000 dollars in bonds for a water tower and mains extension. Voters totaled 254 with 143 in favor and 111 against, a 32 vote majority. The present standpipe is aging and may fail. engineers urge replacement.
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Sidney
Fishing trio returns from Lake Okaloff with 300 fish
Mr and Mrs Etton Deater and Cletus Whister came back Wednesday from Lake Okaloff after a fishing trip. They describe dry rough roads and a large catch of pike pickerel sheephead bullhead, noting tourist activity and ongoing construction ahead of a big event at Spirit Lake.
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Spirit Lake
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Eloise Davision
Divison of Home Economics
Iowa State College
Davison
Alma Riemenschneider
Joato College
Kamore
United States
USCO
Standard Garage
Wm. Fox
Riverton
Bond
John Nies
Iowa State Bank
Iowa
Shenandoah, Ja
Rhenanloih
Hamburg Fair
James J. Daly
M. A. Kraschel
Sisal A
Weah
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