Needlecraft Club Meeting and Local Notices
Needlecraft Club meets Friday night with Mrs. Millis Mee Donald Mce. Sodality at St Marys meets May 26 at John Clary home south of town. Bridge Tea at Mrs O J King's Friday at five. Woman's Club and husbands picnic at Pinepole grove near White House. Fortnightly Club hostess Mrs J B Starr this afternoon with lunch at one and bridge. Pot luck supper for Dr Marsh Sunday School class at Steep's Cozy Corner Pine Lake tomorrow evening. Open Fire Chapter met. funds discussed for log cabin project near Mrs Caroline Newcomer's lot.
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Sodality
St. Mary's Sodality
John Clary
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
White House
Pinepole
J. B. Starr
Bridge
Dr. Marsh
Pine Lake
Cast of Uncle Tom's Cabin at Fluor Plaza May 27
The production features six Executive Board members including Mrs Spoor and Mrs Davis. The show promises a hybrid staging of Uncle Tom's Cabin with new unity and coherence, aided by a large cast of over 80 performers and 12 auto cars for transportation, aiming to be a major town event.
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Mort Steece
Day Dress Sale at The Tags Store Event
A fashion sale offers four hundred dresses for women next Thursday May 27 at The Tags Store. Customers may pick a dress and have it delivered from the trunk show. The event features silk fabrics and season’s styles with prices from 815.00 to 850.00.
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Pat the Tags
Oence
Ross
Fruit Prospects Good In Iowa Orchards This Year
A report by KB Herrick of the Iowa Horticultural Society to the Iowa Department of Agriculture predicts better fruit prospects in Iowa. The prior year’s damage from wires and injury is not expected to recur. Bloom is about 20 days later than last year, yet the light dust year reduced bud loss and hints at a strong crop. Peaches, raspberries, and blackberries show less winter kill and improved outlooks.
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KB. Herrick
Towa Horticularal Society
Towa Deepartment
Towa
Election of federation officers and membership rules
The text outlines upcoming fall elections with officers to be sworn in. It notes no delegates to the Federation, but all club women will be voting members, and non affiliated women may join by paying a 50 cent annual fine. Officers elected include Mrs Needham as president and Mrs West Strickler as vice president.
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Mousdames Needham
Jas. L. Brown
Keeneman
Home Economics Club
J City Federation
City Federation
W. S. Strickler
Hawthorne Club
Twentieth Century Club
Current Events
Warry Turner
Federation
G. L. Frazier
John Williamson
Geo Haynes
Civic Improvement Committee
Mise Duren
Social Service Commission
van Dusseldorf
Cleveland
Begin
Republican Caucus Notice for Pleasant township 1926
Notice to Republican voters of Pleasant township to hold a caucus at 7 P M on May 21 1926 at Pleasant Center school house to nominate three delegates for the Hardin County Iowa county convention in Jorge city court room on July 1026. Dated May 18 1928 by Thomas Lytle precinct committeeman.
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Pleasant Township
Pleasant Center School House
Hardin County
Iowa
Jorge
Thomas Lytle
School Program At Sherman No 1 May 24
Invited audience to a Sherman No 1 school program on Monday evening May 24 with ice cream and cake to be served. Local teacher Lura Elsworth presides while attendance includes Dr. WH Yer ry Chrysler 60 couch and 60 sedan owner Mrs. Jones, plus O W Stewart of Des Moines receiving a Chrysler 70 sedan.
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Cemetery Auxiliary
Fisher
Clara Keck
G. C. Perkins
Clgempts
Sherman No. 1
Lura
Eluswortis
Jones Auto Co
WH. Yerry
O. W Stewart
Des Moines
Dreuth Not Serious Alarm Over Central Iowa Rainfall
The Weather Bureau notes that January through May 1926 rainfall was the state’s lowest in years, yet yields rebounded except in a few eastern counties. Dry springs may threaten hay and pastures, while winter wheat remains limited in Iowa. A farmer’s tale of recovery after a 20 year windstorm highlights resilience and prudent farming.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Freeze Em Said A Boy Who Swore Sermon
A fragment recalling a boy who swore and a woman saying the phrase froze her to hear him. The tale mentions her father nearly being hung by a clothes line, used as a vivid comparison. Marriage Licenses R. TL Nelson and Frances Rutledge are cited in the fragment.
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Cald
Aasid
R. TL
Nelson O
Frances Rutledge
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