Social events and meetings calendar for June in Mt. Pleasant
Social calendar lists events from Friday June 20 to Friday June 20 with messages for P B O plenie with Mrs ware Taylor. Saturday June 21 features a Mt Pleasant Improvement League called meeting and a Universalist gathering with Rev Burhan of Seattle. June 23 includes Infantile Paralysis Foundation meeting and a cabin supper in Lamiders Park, with rain contingency. June 24 covers Tot a Sigma, Founders Day with Mrs Don Carper and a Masonic novice first degree meeting led by Leoyard E Clase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
Seattle
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
O. T. Wilson
Cabin
Lamiders Park
Diesert
Tota Sigma
Gary van Amer Jongen
Carl Regisuery
Cort
Don Carper
Ben Galer
Mem S
Local Happenings and Business Notes in Mt. Pleasant
Local notices list Spring shipments and store specials from Potter Drug and Princess Candy Kitchen. The Mt. Pleasant Merchants Donnellson Red Sox game is billed at McMillan Park on Sunday at 2:30. Residents and visitors share recent travels including Kansas City and Minnesota plans, with several families visiting kin in Fairfield and Oakville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Princess Candy Kitchen
B. F. Goodrich
Honglin's Inc
Princess
Primos
Candy Kitchen
Borden
Roma AL Keeleys
Rubbard
Imen
Gabardine
Panther
O'Connor
Mt. Pleasant
Donellson Red Sox
Sun
McMillan Park
W. J. Kritzman
McLerans
Bild Real Esvats
E. Cor. Sa
Uursturs
Garrelson & Gorraison
Litentus Sporting ‘Bigis
Heaglin's Inc
Minnesota
Finnett Ross
Orlandes Foss
Loretta
Oakville
Wapello
Columbus
Visits Bring Family and Students to Local Homes
Mrs Ida Collins Parker of Kankakee will arrive Monday with Gunan and Jimmy for a few days visit at the B F Catlins home. Miss Georgia Del Clark of Hillsboro is spending the summer from the University of Missouri at Columbia with her parents. Mrs Ernest Nelson of LeMars and her daughter Joan visit with Mr J W Brown and Harald Brown. Mrs Marcus Smith and Airee ehlle left for Houston after visiting Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Charles Walker. Rev and Mrs Frederic McNeil and Florence Elizabeth and Freddie return from a several weeks vacation in Nebraska and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Collins Parker
Gunan
Jimmy
Kankakee
B. F. Catlins
Georgia del Clark
Hillsboro
University of Missouri At Columbia
Ernest Nelson
LeMars
Joan
Nelson
J. W. Brown
Harald Brown
Marcus Smith
Airce Ehllerent
Houston
Texas
Smith
Charles Walker
Frederic McNeil
Florence Elizabeth
Freddie
Nebraska
Arizona
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Hadia and Record Shop
Round Oak Furnace
North Jackson
Russell
Uecshart
Olds
Steve
Phonie
Avy Boweus
Rhone Olds
Mnesco
Levi Kincaid
John
Morrow
Pearl
Alpalta Hay
Fell
Oakland Mills
Gren Jewett
Green Alter
P. F
South Jefferson
Tor Sale
East Henry
Bie
Emerson
Iusten
Iewa
Jersey
Exienwoot
N.ec
McBeth
John Nichols
Studebaker
TOR Sat
Harlan ‘Hotel
Troon
Tndian
Tor Howell
Glasgow
Raymond Tilbott
Clark Linch
Hugh Gonrad
East
Washington
Jackson
Solland
Pillsbury's
Hal & Welr Lr
Smith & Wesson
Ronnie’s
RW Shumaker
Salem
Radin and Shep
Wlewen
J. L. Mills
W. E. Brouty
Lockridge
Town
P&o Rexall
Kerschael Tractor
Myers
Hallowell Implement Co
Trube Philcomdie
Ad Heaton Elociuis
Nelson Well Company
Pairfield
Vincent
Gord Hows
Ervin Motors
D3te
Harlan
Atfe
H. MM
Ito Nsefsb
Reni
Jefferson
Cate
Johnson
Clarke
Brow Lynch
Morrell & Company
Ag Vpw
Skelly Station
Federal Discount Corp
Federal Discount Corporation
S. Main St
Fairfield
Iowa
Gerald
Brown Synth Scott Ca
Dlic
Seroqce
Shrock
Shrek
Congerville
Midwest
Grinnell
Devoe Stock Farm
Devoe
Boeagie White House Pain Brown Lynch Scott
EMS
Stoker
GEM Loan CO
Crane Bldg
Hilbrandt
Towa
Noel
Sisai Tig
Manila
Bay Forks
StanTvier
Troan
Lynch Beott Co
Bank Gan
Nt Boshars
Nats. Farm Loan Association
Black Billfoln
Sheaflers
Vernon Street
P. m. Leoyard E
Clase
W. M
Slectrical
Keeley’s Kubbard
FLY Control
Ishueys Iste
Kid Goote
Hale
Ren Cees
New York
California
Red Goose
Hoaglin’s Inc
Eall
Jre Doan
Elizabeth Arden
Potter’s Mineral Oil
Phillips Milk of
Maenesia
Potter's
Livestock and Poultry Department
Globe Laboratories
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