Northboro social note and community updates
Mrs. Bob Peck and S. Cross hosts a Friday social at W. O. Boylan home with Mesdames Boylan Chapman Anderson and Robi. Peck as hosts and guests enjoyed contests, chicken sandwiches, pumpkin pie and coffee for about fifty attendees. Rev King conducts baptisms and plans Winterset conference, Henn and Violet Rocheforte noted in visits, and extensive local weather and harvest notes accompany. Shenandoah robbery at Bert Gowing home on West Summit avenue leaves coins and jewels missing. no leads yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Peck
S. 3
Cross
W. O. Boylan
Mesdames Boylan
Chapman
Anderson
Robi
Peck
Robt. Peck
W 0 Boylan
C. B. Duncan
Dave Duncan
Shenandoah
Harry Thompson
Indianola
Rev. King
M. EB
Bailey Pond
Winterset
Wm. Henn
Fred Henn
Arnold Anderson
Violet Rocheforte
Noyes Hospital
St. Joe
Northboro
Erie
Will Culbertson
Dr. Thompson
Guy Swartz
The Happenings at Percival
Mr and Mrs Ralph Collins of Elliott Town spent the weekend at the Dan Coster home Mrs Mark Morrow and her mother Mrs Margaret Crogher attended the Hamburg fair Saturday Mark and Floyd Graham of Missouri Valley are visiting relatives here this week Earl Winans of Deloit spent a few days at the Ray Winans home Mrs George O Cullin visited relatives in Hamburg last week Mrs George Somes and daughter Dorothy were passengers to Omaha Friday Mr and Mrs A H Parkison returned home from Nebraska visit Ernest Zack and family Miss Alene Hesclaw and Lewis Frazier attended the Lincoln state fair Miss Erma Crumley spent the weekend at her River ton home Mrs George Dyson left Saturday to visit her daughter in Madison Illinois Miss Elsie Stinson of Tewellen Neb is visiting at her uncle M H McElroy Mrs T B Hazelwood returned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Collins
Elliott
Town
Dan Coster
Mark Morrow
Margaret Crogher
Hamburg
Mark
Floyd Graham
Missouri Valley
Earl Winans
Deloit
Iowa
Ray Winans
George Qcullin
George Somes
Dorothy
Omaha
A. H. Parkison
Nebraska
Ernest Zack
Alene
Hesclaw
Lewis Frazier
Lincoln
Erma Crumley
Riverton
George Dyson
Madison
Illinois
Elsie Stinson
Tewellen
Neb
M. H. McElroy
T. B. Hazelwood
Autumn Style Notes for Men 1920 21 Conservatism in Dress
Fashion preview for fall and winter 1920 21 emphasizes sane conservatism, color harmony, natural American lines, and practical wear. Waistline lowering, pockets reappearing, straight coat fronts, peak lapels diminishing. Double breasted coats popular. hats vary with blockings. collars lower, scarves less colorful. comfortable, durable shoes. Kuppenheimer styling book offered.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Gillespie
Gillespie
Bert Hite
John
George Conrad
Watson
Eva
Pearl Chapman
Will Finley
Wm. Meyers
Alta Peck
Shambaugh
Bess
Steve Belding
Excelsior Springs
Mary Katherine Burnette
Boylan
Mabel Thompson
Prescott
Kansas
S. M. Sisston
Ernest Steele
Corning
Ed Hineline
Minnesota
Bert O'Connor
Opal
Verne Hunt
Nebraska City
Ourberg
Jack Withers
D. W. Graham
Arthur Rogers
Council Bluffs
J. W. Tempest
Charles Graham
Casper
Wyo
Shenandah
Bert Gowing
West Summit Avenue
Ter
Gwendolyn
Farmers Savings Bank
Earth
Kuppenheimer
KOK
The
Hub Clothing Co
House of Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
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