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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1915

Page

4

Natal Day Celebration for Christian Vohs at Vohs Home

From Our Correspondent Mr and Mrs Otto Graalis and daughter Elise visited Sunday with W A Bichal and family Fred Nagel of Balfour visited last week with cousins Mr and Mrs Andrew Vohsworth of Glenwood Misses Lillie and Dorothy Alt returned home at Council Bluffs after a two day visit with Mr and Mrs Andrew Vobs Elise Bokemper of Glenwood visited sister Mrs Henry Volis and family Saturday night December 4 a jolly time marked Christian Vohs 75th birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Vohs. A splendid supper was served and guests danced and enjoyed music. Attending included Mrs Fred Hanson and sons Harry and Fred Mr and Mrs Frank Detlef Mr and Mrs Ralph Bartholdt W A Bichel and daughters Laura and Wilma Mr and Mrs Pred Bebensee Mr and Mrs Owen Adams Mr and Mrs P R Kates Henry Kruse and son Ferdinand Charley John and Martha Karpenhoff Miss Minnie Nagel Gustaf Graalfs Harry and Charley Roenfeld Miss Elise Bokemper Harold and Luella Deitchler Pet Thompson Lillie and Dorothy Alt of Council Bluffs Adolph and Theodore Kay William Krakaw Mr and Mrs Henry V obs Arthur Schoenting.

Otto Graalis Elise W. A. Bichal Fred Nagel Balfour Andrew Vohsworth Glenwood Lillie Dorothy Alt Council Bluffs Andrew Vobs Elise Bokemper Henry Volis Andrew Vohs Father Christian Vohs Frank Detlef Ralph Bartholdt W. A. Bichel Laura Wilma Pred Bebensee Owen Adams P R. Kates Henry Kruse Ferdinand Charley John Martha Karpenhoff Minnie Nagel Gustaf Graalfs Harry Charley Roenfeld Harold Luella Deitchler Pet Thompson Council Bluits Adolph Theodore Kay William Krakaw Henry Vobs Arthur Schoenting

Local births and business moves in Malvern area

In Malvern on Sunday December 5 Ed and wife welcomed twins while Ralph and wife added a daughter Marian Rosalie on December 4. Ed shows pride in fatherhood as Mrs. Dutton’s family grows. A racket store is planned by December 15 with F J Larned refitting Cook building. Gus Foster returns to blacksmithing near Leader office. Boehner buys a Ford roadster from Salyers Rayton. Library netted funds from a Tuesday night picture show and P B Hendricks visited Glenwood.

Stork Ed Jeffries Ralph Dutton Marian Rosalie Ralph Higgin’s Malvern F. J. Larned Western Kansas Cook Rachwitz Cottage Hotel Gus Foster Hig Leader Mr. Foster A. R. Graves H. BF. Boehner Salyers & Rayton Ladies of the Library Association P. B. Hendricks Glenwood

Best Way to Iron Lingerie Waists and Petticoats

Practical guide explains ironing lingerie waists with sleeve boards. Iron sleeves first, then underarm area to prevent mussing. Emphasizes preserving neck and shoulder shape, folding ruffles into plaits, and classes for fluting ruffles with a small tool. Notes drying speed of lace and the need to iron drawers first, plus careful ironing of drawstrings.

Novel Bag Easy to Make in Home Craft

A simple wristbag pattern without a metal clasp is described. Cardboard forms the base, covered with corded silk or moire, sewn to edges and scored points. Soft silk lining and satin frill sides are added, with an adjustable corded handle system to secure the bag by looping the longer handle through the shorter one.

Knee caps knitting guide for elderly care

Instructions prescribe knitting or crocheting knee caps for old people. Suggests three skeins of yarn, gray preferred, with a stovepipe shape about one yard long and a 42 inch body width after tightening. Recommends ordinary crochet hook or knitting needles and joining edges to form a single piece.

Iowa chUB Women Federation Music Aims and Club History

Iowa chub women edit by Mrs Freeman Conaway Mason City chairs press committee outlines a threefold music program for the federation: community singing via choral societies and hospital, prison, and homebound visits. exchange of talent between towns to raise standards. and boosting school music with credit for private lessons. The piece also traces club origins from Anne Bradstreet to Sorosis with large membership figures. In Dubuque, civic and charitable club plans proceed with Civics Education, Sherman circle charity work, Clio history studies, and October meetings for Monday Afternoon and Conversational clubs.

Mise Anna Gertrude Childs Cedar Falls Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Iowa Middle West Pronger America Philp N. Moore General Federation’ Magazine Anne Bradstreet Puritas Hanneh Adaya Boston Ladies’ Physiological Institute Lucinda Stone Ladier’ Tibrary Association Minerva Clubs New England Woman's Club Sorosis New York Civics Charity Dubuque Dubuque Clubs Woman's Club Sherman Circle Clio Club

Votes and the Suffragist Bridegroom at the Breakers

Newton assists a suffragist campaign, befriends Catherine Craig of Perdita Peacock's convoy, and shares flirtations amid motor trips and a muddy pelting ride. A light romance unfolds against the backdrop of the woman suffrage crusade and a dog named Votes.

Newton Nate Perdita Peacock Catherine Craig Catherine Yates Bix Ocean Padoga Perdita

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