Knights of Columbus Officers Named for Trinity Chapter
An item lists Trinity ct Knights of Columbus officers including Fred Goor as grand knight Louis MT as deputy grand knight and other names such as Nemmers recorder He as treasurer Keenan advis or and Reuter warden with trustees Banks Bortscheller and Peter K guards The message also notes a farmer’s deed to reduce a mortgage and praises a loan champion Mr Bowell for aiding western Iowa communities with constructive support and avoidance of dispossession
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Trinity Ct
Knights of Columbus
Fred. Goor
Louis MT
Nemmers
J. A
Frank C. He
J. T. Keenan
A. C. Reuter
Peter In
George Banks
Bortscheller
Peter K
Jos
J. Kemp
Bowell
Iowa
Mendota
Social club meetings and wedding preludes noted
A column recalls the Sappy Hour club gathering for 16 guests with a 6 o'clock start and a luncheon at 5. Miss Beth Lockard is feted before her June wedding with 30 attendees. The Grace Loi Guild honors a bride and a bride-to-be with showers and a pastel dinner. Various church groups hold meetings, studies, and social sessions, while outings and visits to Chicago, New York, and other locales are planned for later.
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Myla, Nelda
Mar‘j Jorie Gerling
Beth Lockard
Grace Loi Guild
Armand Schuler
Chris Miller
Harry Cannon
O'Toole
Jack Garton
Atlanta
Irs
Frank Cliff
Fresno
Calif
Blanche Black
Austin
Minn
OM. Roseberry
Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Judge Now Must Name Conciliato he ars (Continued from Page 1)
Judge Bowers faced a decision on naming the conciliator as creditors sought in federal court to enjoin actions. The recommendation from F.C.A. Cher Bel noted the conciliator already holds substantial authority. The northern Iowa supervisorship was offered to Mr. Bowers, who paused to weigh acceptance and complete current duties.
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Bowers
Cilintura
F Pi
F.C. A. Cou Cher
Mrs John Bengston Called at Akron
Mrs John Bengston dies at Akron at age 76 after living in Union County South Dakota and later Akron. She was born in Norway March 5 1850 and came to the United States in 1882. She married John Bengston December 1 1883 and had eight children and fourteen grandchildren. Her husband died August 21 1926.
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Bengston
Norway
United States
Union County
John Bengston
Akron
S. D
Berndt Bengston
Forman
N. D
Edward Bratt
Beresford
Sever Wolden
Gump Crook
Wm. Bengston
Chatsworth
Iowa
Q. F. Bohman
St. Edward
Nebraska
Lena Bengston
Ottllia Bengston
August Bengston
Alston
Round of social events in the community
A busy period of gatherings includes a green and white themed kitchen shower for the bride, school class meeting at a rural home, a post nuptial dancing party with a special orchestra, a mid night luncheon, and a picnic with visiting relatives. Notables include Miss Florence Prouty, Mrs. Ed Keihn, Mr. and Mrs. P. Ahrendson, and Mrs. J. A. Pins in hospital care.
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Charles Ihle, Jr
Bernardine Ihle
Homer Steeg
Mothers Club
W. Laux
Fay Terpenning
Ed Hirsch
Lee Steele
Wm. Grahiman
Carol Parkingon
Nelda Gerling
A. J. Gerling
Allan Hansen
Remsen
Myla Gerling
Beth Lockard
Frank Post
Alice Moore
Fred Moore
Bob Moore
J. ©. Lever
Miss Moore
Philathen and
Baracca
First Baptist Church
A. von Steensyk
Otto Kalas
Ed Keihn
Robert Yotman
R. D. Sherman
Florence Prouty
Sioux City
Storm Lake
Suray
B. L. Prouty
Garner
Miss Prouty
Denver
Colo
Children's Hospital of
Western Union College Summer Session Opens Events
Western Union college held a formal reception for about 70 attendees in the Hedplin Memorial amphitheater. Faculty leaders and students enjoyed violin and vocal performances by Dorothy Irwin, Virginia Irwin, Pearl Lucas, Miiam Yagery, Merlin Seipp, Mrs. D. O. Kime, and Cloyce Hasbrooke. President D. O. Kime welcomed guests and the college song The Golden Eagle was led by Prof. H. A. Smith. A first general assembly followed with a violin solo by Ellen Meyer and a talk by D. O. Kime on Power.
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Western Union College
Hedplin Memorial
Dorothy
Virginia Irwin
Pearl Lucas
Miiam Yagery
Merlin Seipp
Pres
D. O. Kime
Cloyce Hasbrooke
Golden Eagle
Tf. A. Smith
H. N. Kiluckhohn
KE. J. Vireoved
A. R. Mershberger
Excelsior
Ellen Meyer
Mamie Meyer
General Assembly
Unruly Night At Lesbars Spealousy Tether
A muddled and sensational account describes a bride and groom pairing, drunken misbehavior, and a man taking another woman home while the wife returns later. The passage blends drunken scandal with political faux commentary and dubious reader notes. It mentions Akron rainfall data and a washed manuscript reference tied to public discourse and a Publishers Code evolving in print.
The Globe-Post Seeks News Items After Printer's Demise
A fragment from The Globe-Post reflects concern following the loss of a printer. The note hints at future trouble for the paper and jokes about Dictator Johnson having the last laugh. Readers are urged to phone or send news to The Globe-Post or reporters.
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Johnson
Globe-Post
Old Homes Trans Formed Into New By Color
A discussion on the homemaker’s pivotal role in sustaining a happy home across the week. It urges dividing duties into housework shopping meal prep recreation and sleep. It notes most of a woman’s week remains centered inside the home and highlights her as the home’s heart.
Color the home with fresh living room hues
A home advice piece urges updating the living room with new color schemes and finishes to spark happiness. It describes pale greens ceilings peaches ivory woodwork and rich floor tones, plus rearranging furniture and refreshing bookcases to rejuvenate family life.
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Valley of the West
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Easil
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Catholic Daughters of America
Katherine Kellen
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Edna Sullivan
William Lynch
L. R. Wasmer
le Mars Country Club
Herbert Adams
Hale Parker
Earl Remner
Ray Huxtable
George Pew
Paul Nuebel
Laux Brothers
Norman Mauer
Barbara Hentges
Marjorie Dorr
Leo C. Geelans
Omaha
F. K. Veale
LeMars Country Club
L. KE. Hubbell
George, Pew
Dick Pew
St. George's Church and Guild
Cleveland Park
First Presbyterian Church
Bridgettes
Stone Park
Chad Godfrey
R. L. Lobdell
Lillian Lobdell
Sappy Hour Club
George Ewers
George Steele
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sam Schessier
T.A. Bray
St. James Aid Society
Nick Mathey
Karl Remner
Paul Nuckel
Mounte Cass, Jr
Lyle Fe Hubbell
Nether Woodburn
Okoboji
Misa Idith Jedoings
Misa Fihed Williams
Ford
American Legion Auxiliary
C. M. Langendorfer
Josephine Arendt
Clay Sexton
Guy Doyle
Warren Lillie
Joel Shepherd
Lois Little
Zoe Nora Kellogg
Arnold F.pins
Robert J Pins
J. A. Pins
Sacred Heart Hospital
E. H. Pins
John Umhoefer
California
Minneapolis
Gregg Umbhoefer
Triumph
J. A.’Pins
W. U. College News
Buddha
Ain
Ehaig
le Mars
Oran Moore
Magentine Pro
Gisbo
NRA Fune
Ito Johnson-luter
Hank
Betty Moore
Interior Decorator
Rey A
Bales
Cletve Frever
Harry Green
VV LY
Vecto CO
Berlin
Chamberlin
Charles McKirgan
Central Apts
Hone
Fidlpil
Kotex Lustex
Vanta
Ka. and
J, Gross
Wallace
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