Trinity Guild Plans Annual Holiday Bazaar at U W Hall
Trinity Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church schedules a holiday bazaar for Tuesday December 16 in the A C U W hall, with committees appointed and a new hot chicken lunch feature served between eleven and one. Cottage cheese sales, home made candies, and various foods will accompany the event, as committees finalize plans across sessions.
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Trinity Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Webster Hikes
John Pitchforth
Mre
Lille, Brown
Helen Green
RL. Thompson
Fortnightly Program by B B B Club at Business College
The B B B club met at the business college rooms on West Second street with a social hour and refreshments after a program. Members selected a motto Dearn more earn more Miss Inez Montreal opened the session with a talk on Way Stenographers Do Not Succeed. Miss Helen Wrreybler presented a piece The Mora haste the Less Speed. A Christmas party is planned for two weeks from last evening.
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Business College
Second Street
Inez
Montreal
Helen Wrreybler
Charming Dinner Party At The Counter LA
A Thursday evening dinner party was hosted in Los Angeles at the Beneye Golf venue. Guests included Joseph Chaplin from a local street circle, with selections described as beautifully appointed for the occasion.
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Beneye Golf
Joseph ‘Chaplin
Street
Willing Workers Hold North Prairie Session
Muscatine residents attended an all day session of the North Prairie Willing Workers at the Stutsman country home north of the city. About forty members participated, with an elegant old fashioned dinner served by the hostess. The next meeting is planned for January at Mrs. Charles Otte's home.
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North Prairie Rovers
Will Kaufmann
Moscow
Ray Downer
Frank Paul
Miss Jiller
Peart Greiner
George Jr. Lang
Mtss
Nellia McGaughey
Muscatine
George J. Long
Minnie’ Cayot
Jacob Teufel
John Long
Andrew Long
North Prairie
Arthur Stutsman
Charles Otte
First Methodist Aid Society Session Plans Bazaar Banquet
The Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Episcopal Church met in the church parlors for a productive session. Members prepared many articles for the upcoming bazaar and dinner next Wednesday, including numerous aprons and garments, with a banquet for the men at the church tonight. The group anticipates strong success based on past events.
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First Methodist Episcopan
Tadies’ Aid Society
First Methodist “Episcopal Church
Christmas Party Planned by Local Club in Holiday Week
The A-MnneU club announced a large Christmas party to be held at Mrs Charles Schauland east Legend Street with a fancy dress theme and gift exchange. Mrs Eugena Barnard hosts a dinner after a December meeting filled with chatting and chrysanthemum decorations. The next gathering is set for December 18 at Mrs Edward DeCormilck on Oak Street.
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A-Mnneu
Local Option Election Under Ohio License Law
In Steubenville Ohio the local option election that follows the liquor license law becoming operative last month is now in progress. Campaign activity centers on the new vote as December 5 approaches.
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Ohio
Steubenville
Airat
Prevent Gold Weather Diseases with Rexall Glive Oil
The article argues vaccination protects against smallpox and urges preventive measures for winter illnesses. Rexall Glive Oil Emulsion is presented as an aid to prevent and relieve disease by strengthening the body with hypophosphites and pure olive oil, advertised as alcohol free and suitable for weak or well individuals alike.
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Ordin
Rexall
Freddor
Dry measure campaign closes with large parade
Superintendents and foremen in mills and factories urged workers to back the dry measure arguing that recent labor strikes were linked to saloons. The campaign ended with a parade of five thousand children.
Patents Granted To Iowans Week Ending December 2 1913
The following patents granted to Iowans for the week ending December 2 1913 are listed by Willed C. Lane Patent Attorney Des Moines Iowa. Oiler by Kirkwood A Bogse Fort Dodge automatic return for hay carriers by Andrew Burk how Huxley ventilating degree for cisterns by William L Carter Waterloo assign ee to Waterloo Register Co Waterloo steam deflector by William Bo Dean Sioux City fence post by Albertus B Hansen Mason City buffing gear for draw bars by James Hook Manilla side car attachment by Leo A Pothast Melbourne obstetrical instrument by Worth EB Reeve and Nelson Siglin Aurelia intermittent grip device for exhibitors by John P Shea grén Burlington wagon holst by Henry W Steege Westgate carn rack and
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Willed C. Lane
Crogker Building
Des Moines
Iows
Kirkwood A. Bogse
Fort Dodge
Andrew Burkhow
Huxley
William L. Cartar
Waterloo Register Co
Waterloo
William Bo Dean
Sioux City
Albertus B. Hansen
Mason
City
James Hook
Manilla
Leo A
Pothast
Melbourne
Worth EB. Reeve
Nelson Siglin
Aurelia
John P. Sheagrén
Burlington
Henry W. Steege
Westgate
Elevator note with Steege and Walker names
Mr and Mrs W Dooley of Lone Tree returned home on the afternoon train yesterday after visiting friends and attending business matters during the day. Henry W Steege of West gate No 1686089 Spark Plug is noted with Frederick T Walker and C F Loeffler Des Moines as related items.
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Henry W. Steege
Weat
Gate
Frederick T. Walker
C. F. Loeffler
Des’ Moines
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Ruthenberg Clothing. Co
Ladies’ Aid Society
High Prairia Methodist Episcopal Church
E. M. Howell
Lake Township
Roy Baker
Wllliam Fulton
A. €. Tinberlake
E. B. Wickelbarger
Zaar
Maxine Field
Dale Field
Cedar Street
Sro
Robert Ketout
Orville Curtis
Courtney Wilson
Isabel Wilson
Marguerite Baker
Marguerite Connell
Ruth Crow
Nexa Clapper
Field
Helen ‘Butler
C. Cadle
Ellotio
Eccana
Mquesten Hardware CO
Leysen
Leysen’s New Cut Price Shoe Store
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