Community Club Meeting Notes From June Events
Tuesday June 10 meetings include C. E. and club at Memilan park for a noon luncheon with a bring a covered dish policy. Transportation details listed. Wednesday June 11 Henry Co. Democratic Women's club gathers at 12:30 at Mary Jane Hamilton home 205 North Jefferson Street. Wesleyan Service Guild picnic supper at Saunders Park 6:30 p.m. Westside Mathers club at 2:00 at Mrs. Henry Biggs 309 West Broad.
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Music Club
PEO
Ruth Willits
Jay Weir
Broadway
L. A
Velma Niles
Helen Virden
Saunders Park
D of I
Church Hall
C. E. & Club
Memilan Park
Henry Co
Democratic Women's Club
Mary Jane ‘Hamilton
Nort Jefferson Street
Wesleyan Service Guild of Methodist Church
West
Mathers Club
Local Happenings and Notices Around Town
A collage of ads and briefs lists Cooperatives with fly control campaigns using 24D spray, paint pens, and lawn weed treatments. Community notices include divorce proceedings for Cecil C. Traut, social calls by Mrs. Belva Austin, and travels of Mrs. G F Lauser and Mrs. Royce Laird. Several residents head to Davenport and Philadelphia for education and family events.
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Cooperals
Gall 14
Smith Produce
Boe
Potter Drug
Mina Ross
Open Bible
T. Wilson
D. A. V. Tood Sale
Fankhauser
Dairy Rild
N. E. Cor. Sq
Garretson & Garretson
Cecil C. Traut
Nellie Traut
Belva Austin
West Branch
Salem
Austin
Belva Brabson
G. F. Lauser
Davenport
Limmet Snider
Lauser
Lillian Snider
Royce Laird
Mancy ‘Linn
Phweris
Laird
Nettie Peterson
Clarence Petersd
Pington
Dorothy Jopker
Town Wesleyan
John Morrow
Doyle Moxley
Wiestaumer
California
Department of Agriculture
Dorothea McMillan
Evanston
Dorothea DeWitt
Masonal College
Cclestian
Barbara Tudor
Aurora
Nebr
Dorothea, McMillan
New York City
Prankfurt
Germany
Tudor
230 &, M
Mystic Lodge No 55 Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Mystic Lodge No 55 200F Tuesday night June 10 with third degree work and refreshments. All Odd Fellows welcome. Td Barnest N G.
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Mystic Lodge No. 55
Odd Pollows
Td. Barnest, N. G
Attend Funeral of Frank Eicher
Wayland relatives learned of the death of Frank Hicher of Manson. Attending the funeral Saturday were Mr and Mrs L E Beshart, Mr and Mrs Hery Graber, Ma and Mrs Joan A Sehlatter, Ed Clarence and Arthur Beshart, Evelyn Waidner. Eicher would have been 69 on June 2. He was a brother of Will Eicher and others in Whyhind.
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Wayland
Frank Hicher
Manson
L E. Beshart
Hery Graber
Joan A Sehlatter
Clarence
Arthur Beshart
Evelyn Waidner
Eicher
Will Eicher
Pete Boshart
Juli Graber
Simon Wyse
Whyhind
Scribblers Meet in New York Club Session
Mrs. Molly Able hosted The Scribblers on Wednesday afternoon for a creative writing program about New York. Club president Mrs. Leo Flickinger led readings including Life Things Hold Happiness and Knickerbocker Sketches by members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Able
State of New York
Leo Flickinger
Orlandes Ross
D. S. Stuebler
New York
Iva H. Virden
Joe Virden
Ds. Leo Fuckinger
Louise Horn
Seribier
Cedar Rapids to host 12-state Legion Junior baseball regional
Cedar Rapids will host the 12 state American Legion Junior regional baseball tournament August 20 to 22, announced Sam Cohen commander of Hanford Post. The event marks the first regional held in town, with the winner advancing to the U S meet in Detroit.
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Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Sam Cohen
Hanford Post
Cohendale
Detroit
U. S
Chicago Markets Report For Today Include Livestock Pricing
Market notes show 9 500 head cattle including 4 000 direct with top vealers and calves priced between 23 75 and 24 25 for good to choice, steer and yearling trades at 24 90 to 27 00, cows 14 50 to 19 00, heifers and feeders 10 00 to 18 75. Sheep totals about 1 500 with 200 direct, market steady. Saturday estimates call for 500 cattle 400 hogs and 100 sheep.
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Chicago
Acceatic Choice
Local Market Prices Include Dairy Cream and Hens
Market brief lists Sweet Cream at 2 cents, Cream ele No. 1 at 2 cents, Cream No. 2 at 8 pence, heavy hens at 2 cents, Leghorn hens at 13 cents, Cox at 10 cents, hides noted in brief.
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East Henry
Tao Weilh
Tor Sale
Sreen
Kenneth Bigler
Gollshalg
TCR
Sale
John-Deere
Orval Morrison
E. Madison
Edwaod Kirich
Green St
ELEC
E. Washington
Levi Kincaid
Lincoln
Lloyd Crocker, ML
Union
Iowa
Ford Bus
Everels, Clover
A. B
Timnernum
Baxter Tatehery
Atte
Saur
Childs Playhouse
Phang
Wue
Emerson Ste
George Swailes
Miles S
Trenton
AAA
Bill McTee
Dan
John Nichols
Poland
Kenneth Zillman
McCormick Deering Com Planter
M. Power
Gary van Amerongen
Green Acres Fann
Hugh Conrad
East
Washington
International Cyl- Ymney
PR. Keller
Stockport
Jake Metzgar
Olds
T. H. Huston
Agenk
Crawfordsville
Howard Oberman
Dion
Pillsbury
Blue
Clarence Wenger
Op News
Black Ga Dulp
Nelson Well Company
Fairfield
Towa
Morrell J & “Company
Jake Iles
Alice
Brown Lynch Scoll
Citi
Lonsdale
Lonsdale Hatchery
Win- Tiell
Town
von Boshart
Natl. Pann Loan Association
Mt. Pleasant
Didie
Midwest
Grinnell
Tustail
Brown Lynch Scott
Wescote Farm
Columbia
Tax Shuey’s
Dexter
Brown’ Lynch Scott
Dan Me Alller
Federal Discount Corp
Federal Discount Corporation
Gerald Nanktgeboren
Mer
B. F. Goodrich
Bauter’s
W. Side Square
GEM Loan CO
Crane Bldg
Rheems
Hildrandt
Arizona Hall
H. L. Shook Agency
Mt. Pleasant Oil Company
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Thornton Minor
Polter Drug Co
Schoff & Baxter
Chicago Board of Trade
Tama
Fhone
Burlington, Iowa
Farmers Union Cooperative
WE Sip Livestock
Frank Eicher
Icedar Rapids
Legion
Princess
Candy Kitchen
First Baptist Church
Stanley ‘Ay Andersen, Pastor
Er Es
Vacation Bible School
Mon
Pittsburgh
Wallpapauser
North Main
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