United Presbyterian sewing society meeting note
A large crowd attended the United Presbyterian sewing society gathering at Mrs John Ripple s home. Various locals and visitors from Bellevue Maquoketa La Motte Anamosa Cedar Rapids and other nearby towns joined in church services and social visits with families including the McGowns Ripples and Holloway relatives. Plans were made for an entertainment with the American Legion Hall and aid society events set for late April and a Lutheran aid meeting was scheduled at Mrs Mort Wilhelm s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United , Presbyterian Sewing Society
John Ripple
Wm. McGown
Hazel
Inna
B. J. McGown
Near Bellevue
Wm. Smith
Anamosa
J Wylie Hamilton
Matt Arnesdorf
la Motte
Wim. Probt
Sarah Horan
Robert Sisler
Daugh
Local Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Trips
Miss Bertha Straubaf hosted by Helen Phillips. Dr McKenzie traveled to Chicago Thursday evening. Fred and Mrs Schepper drove to Clinton on Thursday. Mr and Mrs GC H Creger visited from Maquoketa and stayed with their son Al mond Creger. Miss Matilda Galloway returned home after months with a friend at NeWrt. Mrs John Herbstrew was a Marian visitor on Saturday. Ira Brinner bought Grandma Spohn’s property and moved in Friday. The ME Cheir performed Thursday evening at James Anderton’s home. Ladies Aid to hold a public supper at the parsonage Wednesday. Emil Schmid went to Chicago Friday. Pearl Tubbs visited DeWitt over Sunday. Elizabeth Schmitt of Welton visited Emil Schmidt’s home Saturday. Mr and Mrs G A Leinhaugh and family, Mrs Minnie Kammes of Lost Nation were guests Sunday at Leinhaugh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha “Straubaf
Helen Phillips
McKenzie
Chicago
Fred Schepper
Clinton
GC. H. Creger
Maquoketa
Almond Creger
Matilda Galloway
Ati NeWrt
John
Winklewads and Odd Local Ephemera in Davenport Times
A fragmented column of quirky notes and headlines from Davenport Times includes a citizen debuting a new hat, a boast about wise decisions, moonshiner petitions, a dog fight on Otea street, and a claim about Admiral Sims and Berlin. Obituary note teased. Readers are urged to “Read the Ads in the” paper.
Delco Light Proclaimed Best Time and Labor Saver on Farm
On rural vantage, a farmer extols Delco Light as the leading labor saving device on his farm, highlighting consistent power for chores, irrigation, and equipment. The testimonial underscores efficiency gains and reliable performance.
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William Fox
Tom MIX
Harmony Theatre
Baldwin
Ter
Near Bellevue Aml
Sam Donley
Serviews
St. Johns Catholic Church
L.C. ‘Palmer
Cedar Rapids
B. Palmer
Suniday
Mart Pairher
Daude
Ele
Vivian
Eugena
Alo
Mary Ropites
Paul Beck
J. Merritt
Fulton
Mesdames Howard Miller
J. Hakmier
Edna Ripple
Bellevue
H. A. Schipper
J. Jensen
Giinton
Lebo Burket
Catherine Wilmes
Archie Hunter
Perry
Town
Wineschink
Leo Wagner
Springbrook
J. Wagner
Mary ‘Hess
George
J. L. Kinley
Susan Kinley
Mart Gleagen
A.W. Towler
Grace Butterworth
Frank Baker
M. EL Aid Society
Lutheran Aid Society
Mort Wilhelm
McClaren J &D Tire
McClaren J & D
McClaren, J &D
D. O. Hayes
West Platt St
Maquoketa, Iowa
éDsBrand
Elwood
Emil Schmid
Chicaro
Chamberlain
Ogi
Moberly
Winklewads
Davenport Times
Georgic
Congress
Otea
Sims
Berlin
Europe
Hays
Uruguay
Mitex
Zanesville
Ohio
Sal Brexati
Hinckley
Stanel Luckiesk
DELCO
J. W. Brady
Delco-Light Company
Duytos
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