B B Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
An enthusiastic meeting of the B B club elected officers for the year at the business college rooms. Adele Slebko as President Halen Bishop as Vice President Gertrude Syhmer as Secretary Thekla Lee as Treasurer Lilith Rosenmund as Guard and committees named for social membership initiation and helpful suggestion. A Christmas juvenile party planned for December 27 with meetings every four weeks and hosts named for December 31. Lunch served by the president marked the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. BR. B
Business College
Lurga
Mias
Adele Slebko
Mias Halen Bish
Gertrude Syhmer
Thekla Lee
Lilith Rosenmund
Genevieve Allen
Nellie, Houdek
Myrtle Otto
Edith Pierson
Tidrith Leysen
Helen Freybler
Misa
Nelle Houdek
Irene Kent
Florence Schmer
Gertrude Funk
Lydia Powell
Snd
Jeannette
Inet
Helen, Bishop
Genavieve Alton
Nellig Buechner
Davenport society notes and Davenport couple wed
A Davenport social page item details a recital with Misses Rauch Reesink Blakeslee Latta Lange and Van Gent performing various vocal and piano pieces, with refreshments served afterward. It also covers the marriage of Maria Volk to Rev Fred Schueler at the German Evangelical church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rauch
Josephine Reesink
Alma D Blakes
Tee
Misa
Sean Sywassink
Verda Latta
Ressink
Hertha Lange
Misas Blakeslee
Miss Lange
Mica Berenda van Gent
Davenport
Mia
Marie Volk
Fred Schueler
German Evangelical Church
William Martens
Martens
North Prairie officers met for Christmas session
Members of the North Prairie meeting elected officers and held a business session followed by sewing and a noon dinner for about thirty. The hall was festively decorated with Christmastime symbols and plans were laid for the next January gathering with M Eckhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North’ Prairie
Wan
Omre
Charlee
Frey’ Berger
Cayot
Christman
M. Eckhart
Birthday celebration for little Misa Mathes at home
Little Misa Nelice Frances Mathes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mathes of 913 Chestnut Street, entertained eight young friends yesterday afternoon at their residence to celebrate her third birthday. Decorations were pink and white with Christmas style place cards. The afternoon featured children’s games and a two course birthday supper.
Ladies Aid Plans Fairport Trip and Bake Sale
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran church met at the church parlors to prepare for a bake sale on December 12. They also plan to attend a supper at the Biological station in Fairport Iowa and will depart on the 5:30 train for Fairport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aly Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Fairport
Iowa
Mrs Duggan Entertains Friends At Afternoon Party
Mrs James Duggan hosted an afternoon gathering at her West Second Street home with Kensington and an informal musical program. A luncheon was served and the table center displayed a large cluster of chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan
James Duggan
West ‘Second Street
Kensington
Combings Won't Rid Dandruff Says Remedy
An advice piece promotes dissolving dandruff with ordinary liquid argon applied to the scalp and massaged in. It claims most dandruff vanishes by morning with repeated applications and promises stronger hair after several uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandriy
Thalp
Soils Survey Report Extends 175 Pages Muscatine County
The Muscatine county soils survey report by Herman W. Hawker of the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Soil is completed and will be issued in bulletin form for distribution next year. It covers physiographic, topographical features climate and a detailed description of 31 soil types and documents past and present agricultural operations. Hawker departs tonight for Milwaukee then on to Florida Everglades for soil inspection work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Herman W. Hawker
U., S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Sofia
Hawker
Milwaukee
Wis
Florida Everglades
West Liberty Bazaar to Aid Presbyterian Church Event
Delayed note from West Liberty reports the Indies of the Presbyterian church plan their annual bazaar dinner and supper at Woodman hall on Saturday the 6th with the bazaar opening at 11 am, dinner at noon, and supper from 5 to 6 pm. Also mentions visitors and local social outings including Mr and Mrs Homer Mackey of New York leaving for Broken Bow Nebraska, and various visits in Iowa City Davenport and Feria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
H. Shellabarger
Atlantic
the Indies
Presbyterian Church
Woodman Hall
Homer, Mackey
New York
Mra
Hs Mackey
Broken Bow
Nebraska
John
Waterloo
Nortman
Iowa City
Will
Ray
Higgie
Atélinea
Foe Briggles
Pani
Mise
Clara
Local Notes and Visits Across Iowa Towns
Mr and Mrs A Rowmann spent Tuesday shopping in Iowa City while Miss Itachel Smith of Town City stayed with friend Miss Hagerman Wednesday. Wm Protzman of Cedar Rapids visited friends in Liberty. A Garrison family plan to move east of Dr Kimball and open a picture show in C Burk Art Building soon. Burnice McCampbell of Fairfield visits Liberty friends while Nellie Melick and Georgie MacCenn travel to Tipton for institute. Read the Journal, 10 cents a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas,Peters
A. Rowmann
Iowa City
Itachel Smith
Town City
Misa Hagerman
Wm, Protzman
Cedar
Ida
Liberty
A. Garrison
Marsteller
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REZ Goods
J. Woh
Mignos Anetta
Newell Avenue
Esther
Annietta Te
Doughnuts Coffee Cake
Cinamon Rolls Parker House
Ri Biscuits
Macroons Pattie Sh
Kautz Baking Company
Barnard’s
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
East Second Street
D. M. C. Cottons
D. M. OC
Haines
Alcyone Mothers’ Club
Joseph Rainer
LeRoy Atreat
Jafternoon
Mule
D.A. Cole
Ladies’ Ald Society
Melping Church
Sweetland Township
Jletzger
Luella Metzger
Mabel Dubois
Mulberry
Avenue
Cora’ Dubois
Miss. Metzger
Wiliamatown
Morris Mackerst
Muleberry Avenue
Harry Toussaint
Cuit
Eeening
George Reung
East Ninth Street
Eabist
West Way
Hari Schaffner
Marx
Copsyrights
Bogard’s Clothing Store
Hart Schaffnee& Marx
Stetenn
Manhattan
Superior Union
Father and Son
Prof. Hawker
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