Local Visitors Ralph McLeary and Ming Brandt in Davenport
Ralph McLeary of Letts visited the city yesterday and returned home on the late Firely. Ming Frances Brandt of West Third Street rode the Firefly to Davenport where she spent the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McLeary
Letts
Ming Frances Brandt
West Third Street
Davenport
Mrs
William Carter
City
Columbus Junction
Lloyd ‘Bird
West Seventh Street
City Day Trades and Travel Notes in Letts Returns
Letts residents Nellie Balser Esther Cotler and Mrs W H Rockfeller ride the Firefly to the city for shopping and visits. Mrs Calloway Lena Hart and others take the afternoon train. Advertisements note hats sale at Battersel's and insurance pitches. Governor General Terauchi named Japan premier in Tokyo with Asahi report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Balser
Esther Cotler
Letts
Battersel's
Ady
HW. W. Rockfeller
West Liberty
Mra. W. EB. Calloway
Burlington Road
Jett
Davenport
Mise Lena Hart
Lone Tree
Wis
Krueger-Boldt
Woren
Japan
Tokio
Count Terauchi
Koran
Salami
Asahi
December Session Of Reformed Missionary Society Held
Mrs J Bronkema led the December session of the Women’s Missionary Society at Mrs J Korgohot’s home on Kindler Avenue. Thirteen members attended the program on Foreign Missions with readings by Mrs Willan Liebbe, a letter from Rev J Pater of Japan, and notes from Mrs I Wilkes and Mrs H Mol Jenna. Mrs Jennie Nywelde to host January meeting, a birthday style event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Boo
J. Bronkema
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Reformed Church
J. Korgohot
Kindler Avenue
Willan Liebbe
Henry van Gent
J. Pater
Japan
I. Wilkes
H Mol
Jenna
Misa Jennie Nywelde
Sesson
Miss Aletha Fordice Guest of Honor Party Returns Home
The home of Miss Dutele Carpenter at 720 Sampson Street hosted a pretty party for twenty four young friends in honor of Miss Aletha Fordice of Albia Iowa who left for her home yesterday. Fordice and her father George Fordice had visited at the Carpenter home for several days and departed for Haskins Iowa. The evening featured games music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stanbury
Hinzel Stanbury
West Seventh Street
Nellie
Helen Ahblechlager
Lara Althaus
Helen Coleman
Lois St. John
May
Winifred
Hilnabeth Cranin
Faye McGrew
Beulah la Fever
Mytue Wetvel
Ide Grimm
Loise Barker
Hern
High Schoul
Aletha Fordice
Miss& Dutele Carpenter
Sampson Street
Albia
Miss Pordice
George Fordica
Carpenter Home
Haskins
Double Birthday Festivities At Local Homes
A double birthday celebration marks John Stieglitz and Miss Freda Hahn turning ages fifty one and seven. Guests enjoyed a noon chicken dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Hahn on Hast eleventh street followed by informal gathering. Local clubs held all day sessions and planned upcoming bazaars and sales at church and civic venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stieglitz
Freda Hahb
Harry Hahn
Hast
Also Mentioned on This Page
Batterson
East
2Nd St
Mark and Son
L. BR. Holtz
Hast Eighth Street
Fort Madison
Harold Davison
Atv
Frank Joy
H. Baker
Wapallo
Astuse-U
Monte ‘Christo
Teraucht
Anson Clo. Co
Good Clothing
Ghoen
Hattie Boyle
M. Jewett
Bismarck Street
Miss Boyle
Ralph Davis
Bertha Sehuetn
Gretchen Sennett
Anna Benninger
Misaac Hattie
Clara Tobias
Fred Edward
James Prow
Peter
Floyd Swiaher
Arline Swisher
Louis Boyles
Ralph Cave
Mysterious Thirteen Club
Mysterious Thirteen
W. R. C. Industrial Society
Corps
Second Street
Electric Light Office
Mire
Jane Bernard
East Fourth
Ita
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Marlore
John Cir
West Second Street
Rhode Carter
East Fifth Street
John Houseman
Lake Townehi
John ‘Craddock
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Island Mathods
Episcopal
Aland
Gasiery
Craddosk
Muscatine
Trinty Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
East Forth Street
St. Margaret's Guild of
Trinity ‘Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
May Bishop
Industrial Society
First Presbyterian Church
Carl Radloff
Frauen Verein
Lutheran Zions Church
Red
Macey
Owen
Rocker
Chas. P. Limbert
Child’s Gifts
Patterson Stores
Pante! Bros. Cash Grocery
St. Op
St. Car
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