Community Activities Include Luncheon and Meetings
Tuesday events at Clevidand park featured a pheasant plente party and a Covelock supper. Guest list included Mrs. Frederick Smith of Whittier California and Mrs. Carl Pail of Aluskogee Oklahoma. Local outings at Spirit Lake and ten day hostesses at the Country club were reported with various meetings postponed or held. Members of several clubs and societies gathered for sessions at libraries and guild homes with lunches served.
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Clevidand Park
Covelock
Frederick Smith
Whittier
California
Carl Pail
Aluskogee
Okla
Social News From Iowa Gatherings And Visits
Mrs L A Trow visited Iowa City for the W R department convention this week. Mr and Mrs Gillespie hosted their brother Child Bennett from Waterlong. The Social MIE plans an informal five hundred auction and luncheon Friday at 5 with Mrs H N Crippen as hostess.
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L. A. Trow
Iowa City
The
W. R
J. ©. Gillespie
Child Bennett
Waterlong
H. N. Crippen
Oyness social notes highlight visits and a new filling station
OYENS area residents from LeMars Remsen Marcus and Worthington share visits with friends and relatives in Sioux City Cherokee and nearby towns. A Transcontinental Oil filling station opened in front of the Strohleen store and promises quick service. A Columbus club dance drew a large crowd for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Beard
LeMars
Mike
Roy Kelly
Jalie Doud
Sioux City
Jacob Fiedler
Mike Weber
Mike Brucher
Remsen
Nelly Cronin
LeMara
James Cronin Sr
Charles Kuster
J. P. Schroeder
St. Paul
Phillip Knepper
Iona Lake
Minn
Eugene Schroeder
James Urns
Marcus
Jno. Meis
Mike Niggeling
Joe Strohbeen
Joan
Frank Staab
Nick Majeres
Henry Schelder
Henry Masuen
John Miedler
Jacob Flewer
Remsey
Cherokee
Paul Peterson
Peter Goiet
Frank
Worthington
Mion
Cornelius Ludwig Oof Keingen
Ann Hentges
J. BP. Cotting
Willam Peters
Adani
J. F. Kaleer
Strohleen
Transcontinental OW Company
Joe Aays
Platted Musings of Rev Chib On Living Virtues
A compressed sermon of maxims and reflections on living temperately and wisely. It critiques Puritan austerity, wealth, vanity, ignorance, and the vanity of display while praising solitude, prudence, and the company of the wise. It notes the pull of self interest in public life and the limits of knowledge and taste in society.
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Mab
Knowledge and existence questioned in old saying
The excerpt ponders knowledge gained through zeal and lost through lack thereof. It asks who can claim total mastery and freedom from taint. An old saying notes that silence, speech, or too little speech all invite blame, while questioning whether one persists or changes across past and future existences.
Local County Fair Called Best Ad For Livestock Breeders
H H Kildee of Iowa State College urges breeders to advertise at the county fair noting fairs rival state shows for impact. He says community support, even from non buyers, helps sales and that showing stock locally can raise interest for bigger competitions later. Also mentions Io E Frink of Sioux City visiting Wad Monroe home.
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H. H. Kildee
Iown State College
Mr. Kilder
Kildee
Mr. Kildee
Kildee Hunter
Io E. Frink O
Sioux City
State Highway Comms Dons Engineering Department
Lears
Wad Monroe
Spray Will Save The Roses Reminders For Rose Care
A midwestern newspaper piece details home rose care with sulfur dust and nicotine-sulphate sprays to combat pests and mildew. It notes timing for spraying, plus a later theater tease for Flower of the North at Elite theater June 26 with Henry B. Walthall starring as Philip, a pioneer in a Curwood adaptation.
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EB. C. Volz
Horticulture Department
Towa State College
Ibale
Henry B. Walthall
Philip
Great Northwest
Flower of the North to Screen in Elite Months of Drama
The film adaptation of James Oliver Curwood's famous novel Flower of the North arrives at the Elite. The production promises a thrilling story set in the Canadian frontier with rugged landscapes and intense pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oliver Curwood
What I Think Of The County Poorhouse Visit
An account of passing a county poorhouse on a country drive. The narrator reflects on residents who aged into hardship after wasted youth and poor saving habits. He laments their fate and expresses pity for their continued neglect.
Flower of the North stars Pauline Starke with Walthall
In the Curwood tale Flower of the North Pauline Starke stars opposite Walthall in a love story set amid the snow country. The drama features courtly Di Acambal and scenes of Indian fights, peril on rapids, and moral struggles, with Starke expressing yearning and heart-hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Walthall
Miss Starke
Snow Country
Redchins
Padiieless
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LeMars Globe Post
Plymouth Printing CO
Jon Sparzl
Stered
Iowa
Canada
Soher Ps
R. J. M. Long
Spirit Lake
Fred Moore
Clara Hentges
George Koenig
Ray Latham
Congregational Missionary Society
Alpha Delphian Chapter
Library Club
Beulehtearus
St George's Church Guild
M. A. Cass
St. James Ald Society
J. Hickey
M. Abbott
Acorn Itebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Rhoda Temple
O. L. Loudenslager
Stephen C Dier
Ec Dee Ee Suneral Bros
Dea Moines
Perry
Ovens Columbus Club Rooms
Chib
Vetinedira
Grimes
Karl
Thrilling Story
Globe-Posst
Delaney & Delaney Chiropractors
Palmer
Ano Rigues
Nike
Hood Billines Products Co. Inc
Watertown, Mass
Eer
the First National Bank Mars
Sar
Pauline Starke
Marge O'poyne
Curwood
di Acambal
Jeane
Nii
Des Moines Creamery Company Wit the Home Grocery
Selznick
White Oak
Snooky
Humanzee
Ralph Vice
Anna Steese Richardson
Edmund Breess
Matt Moore
Grace Valentine
Roland Bottomley
Merrill
Hanford Produce Company
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