Royal Neigh bor Aid and Sunshine clubs elect leaders
At a joint meeting in the L O. O. F. hall 48 members attended a chicken dinner and elected officers for the coming year. Flora Dunker leads the Aid with Lottie Steinfurt Mary Freyermuth and Helen Tadewald as officers. Effie McElroy heads the Sunshine club with Eva Kindler Stella McElroy and Margaret Vanatta in key posts. Next Sunshine meeting is in two weeks. Aid gathering in one month.
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Royal Neighbor Aid
Sunshine Club
L O. O. F. Hall
The
Aid
Flora Dunker
Lottie Steinfurt
Mary Freyermuth
Helen Tadewald
Effie McElroy
Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Hall Meeting
At the K of P hall Pythian Sisters installed new officers for the coming year led by past chief Mrs. Bessie Weber. Recipients included Mary McCormack as most excellent chief and Cora McMains as excellent senior with others in finance records guard and pianist roles. Gift presentations honored Mary Dermedy and Bessie Weber for service, with social hour and Jan. 17 next meeting planned.
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Pas
K. of P. Hall
Florence Mason
Helen Grensing
Gertrude Lord
Bessie Weber
Mary McCormack
Cora McMains
Lillius Zirkle
Jessie Rhanor
Vida Grensing
Emma Miller
Clair Hamilton
Odetta Rhanor
Mary Dermedy
St Mary's Riverside class party at Forester hall
St Mary s high school junior senior class held a New Year party at Forester hall with chaperons Celesta Knebel Charles Rose and Mr and Mrs Elmer Dautremont. Attendees included Robert Dann Joe Green Mary Gertrude Griffin Elanora Sydel Margaret Florang Cerla Frank Mildred Dunn Mildred O Connor Mary Louise Walsh Theresa Schnebeler Elanor Kleopper Marie Fesler Vera Knebel Rose Mannion Dorothy Thomann Alice Scott Ellen Florang Rose Marie Winnegan Norma Dautremont Bernard Kleopper Marcellus Swift Elred Kron Willard Mellecker Eldon Kleopper Earl Shott Adrain Dautremont Mary Elonise Sydel and A Winnegar of Davenport.
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ST. Mary’s
Riverside
St. Mary’s High School
Forester Hall
Celesta Knebel
Charles Rose
Elmer Dautremont
Robert Dann
Joe Green
Mary Gertrude Griffin
Elanora Sydel
Margaret Florang
Cerla Frank
Mildred Dunn
Mildred O'Connor
Mary Louise Walsh
Theresa Schnebeler
Community church groups schedule Thursday meetings
Announcements list several local group meetings on Thursday. Women's Home Missionary Society of First Methodist Episcopal church gathers at 2 p m with Mrs J H Froehner. American Legion auxiliary hosts Mrs W A Hill. Delta Alpha class of First Baptist attends Miss Bessie Martz funeral. Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid plans a monthly business meeting with social afterward.
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Women’s Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Froehner
Grandview Avenue
R. E. Scholten
Jerry Klotz
W. A. Hill
Mary Place
American Legion Auxiliary
Delta Alpha
First Baptist Church
Bessie Martz
John Haefner
Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs Vanatta Hosts U B Mission Group
Mrs. W. J. Vanatta welcomed the United Brethren Woman’s Missionary society at 514 Mulberry avenue Tuesday afternoon. Miss Carrie Mull led devotions and members read from Lady Fourth Daughter of China. February meeting planned at 615 Oak street with a thank offering program led by Mrs. Harry Meeker.
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W. J. Vanatta
Mulberry Avenue
Woman’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Carrie Mull
Lady Fourth
China
John Gertenbach
Ralph Schwertfeger
Jesse Wagner
Ira Hawley
Charles Hawkins
Frank Kintzle
Oak Street
Harry Meeker
Mulford Mission Circle to Elect Officers
Election of officers for the coming year will be held by the Mulford Mission circle. A work and business schedule is planned for Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. A J Bauerbach will lead devotions and Mrs Anna Bauerbach will be the hostess.
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Mulford
A. J. Bauerbach
Anna Bauerbach
Rev John Haefner Addresses Zion Luther League
The Zion Lutheran league met Tuesday night at the parish hall and heard Rev John Haefner speak on How to Know Right from Wrong. Thirty six members attended with a social hour and refreshments afterward. Committee in charge were Carl Freese Florence Axel Ethel Weisse Marie Rueckert and Katherine Dunker. Next meeting set for two weeks at the parish hall.
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Haefner
Luther League
John Haefner
Zion Luther League
Carl Freese
Florence Axel
Ethel Weisse
Marie Rueckert
Katherine Dunker
League
Good Cheer Circle Hosts New Year Watch Party at Oak Grove
The Good Cheer Circle of Oak Grove church near Cranston held a New Year’s Eve watch party at Mrs. Fanny Harvey’s home. Music and games filled the evening with an oyster supper and a midnight devotional. Attendees included Elizabeth Townsley Everett McCleary Ethel Snyder Edward Harvey Edwin Townsley Elizabeth McCleary Esther Harvey Donald Curry Forrest Townsley Harold Snyder Elizabeth Curry Lucille Harvey Melvin Coder Virginia Harvey Wilma Holliday Glenn Bennett Lester Harvey Ward Harvey plus guests Lillius Zirkle Muscatine and Harold Turner Kirkland Ind. The next class event will be a Valentine party February 10 at Ethel Snyder’s home.
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Oak Grove
Cranston
Fanny Harvey
Elizabeth Townsley
Everett McCleary
Ethel Snyder
Edward Harvey
Edwin Townsley
Elizabeth McCleary
Esther Harvey
Donald Curry
Forrest Townsley
Harold Snyder
Elizabeth Curry
Lucille Harvey
Melvin Coder
Virginia Harvey
Wilma Holliday
Glenn Bennett
Lester Harvey
Ward Harvey
Lillius Zirkle
Muscatine
Harold Turner
Kirklin
Ind
Alice Townsley
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Lila Hildebrandt
A birthday party hosted by friends Monday night at 613 Climer Street honored Mrs. Lila Hildebrandt. Cards provided entertainment with prizes awarded to Mrs. Elsie Height for first, Mrs. Hannah Ray second, Mrs. Emma Horst consolation, and Mrs. Alice Watson a special award. A birthday luncheon followed and a gift was presented.
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Lila Hildebrandt
Climer Street
Elsie Height
Hannah Ray
Emma Horst
Alice Watson
Mass Meeting on Basketball Rules at YWCA
A 5:30 p m Friday mass meeting at the YWCA will discuss basketball rules. Miss Shemaitis health education director announces the event. At 6:30 p m the group will practice in the gymnasium for those interested in joining a YWCA team.
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Shemaitis
Y. W
New Year Party At 158 Sherman Street Honored Guests
Mr and Mrs Roy Wetzel hosted a New Year’s party at their home 158 Sherman Street New Year’s Eve. About five hundred attended with top prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs Herbert Grigg and consolation prize to Mrs Ben Kramer. Guests included multiple paired couples and families such as Mr and Mrs Arthur Walker and son Robert Mr and Mrs Robert Walker Mr and Mrs Elmer Windman Mr and Mrs Fred Kramer Mr and Mrs Ben Kramer Mr and Mrs Ivan Toyne Mr and Mrs Seamster Mr and Mrs Henry Hocke.
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Roy Wetzel
Sherman Street
Herbert Grigg
Ben Kramer
Arthur Walker
Robert Walker
Robert
Elmer Windman
Fred Kramer
Ivan Toyne
Seamster
Henry Hocke
Mrs Rebecca Miller Surprised On 87th Birthday
Mrs Rebecca Miller was surprised on her eighty seventh birthday Sunday at the Old Ladies Home 1119 Mulberry avenue where she lives. Several guests came from Davenport including her nephew Herman Schmidt and wife and two sons Mrs Amelia Schmidt Gobble and Miss Dermody. The Schmidt boys provided musical numbers and afternoon refreshments were served.
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Rebecca Miller
Old Ladies’ Home
Mulberry Avenue
Davenport
Herman Schmidt
Amelia Schmidt Gobble
Miss Dermody
Schmidt
Twentieth Century club meets at West Third Street home
Mrs. W. E. Downer entertained 17 members of the Twentieth Century club at 501 West Third street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. S. Willis led the program for the first meeting of the new year. The group planned a January 17 gathering with Mrs. Fred Beach at 800 West Third street. Downer will discuss Diego Rivera and Jose Clemente Orozco, while Mrs. Frank Drake speaks on Idols Behind Altars.
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W. E. Downer
Twentieth Century Club
West Third Street
R. S. Willis
Fred Beach
Diego Rivera
Jose Clemente Orozco
Frank Drake
Freyermuth Family Host New Year Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. George Freyrmuth of Drury township entertained their children at a New Year’s Day dinner. Guests included Clarence Freyermuth and family, Fred Freyermuth and daughters, William Freyermuth and wife, Worth Holmes, James Bellett of Ainsworth, Carrie Gillett and family, Ray Schildberg and daughter, and Mary Van Dolah.
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George Freyermuth
Drury Township
Clarence Freyermuth
Fred Freyermuth
William Freyermuth
Worth Holmes
James Bellett
Ainsworth
Carrie Gillett
Ray Schildberg
Mary van Dolah
Freyermuth Home Hosts Monday Dinner
The Clarence Freyermuth home on rural route 7 hosted a three course noon dinner. Attending were Mrs. Roy Gillett and children Kenneth Gertrude and Ino, Mr. and Mrs. George Freyermuth, Mrs. Arch Foster and Miss Mary Van Dolah of Drury township.
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Clarence Freyermuth
Roy Gillett
Kenneth
Gertrude
Ino
George Freyermuth
Arch Foster
Mary van Dolah
Drury Township
Good Earth reviewed at Zenith Club gathering
Miss Irene Quinn reviewed Pearl Buck's The Good Earth at a Zenith Club of the YWCA meeting Tuesday night. Supper was served in the tea room of the Y, followed by a discussion.
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Zenith Club
Irene Quinn
Pearl Buck
Young Women’s Christian Association
Murder at the Long Island house sparks a high tension mystery
Linda Averill, her cousin Amos Peabody dead after a balcony fall, suspects four guests as potential killers. Linda and Tom plan tests of doors and a towel clue while Marvin Pratt’s erotica volume and a hidden shirt complicate the case. The duo plots to confront Statlander and Shaughnessey to pin down the crime.
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Linda Averill
Amos Peabody
Averills
Long Island
Linda
Mr. Statlander
Tom Averill
Captain DE Vos
Marvin Pratt
Lian Shaughnessey
Tom
Boyle
Rosie
Shaughnessey
Amos
Cousin Amos
Pratt
Statlander
M. Pratt
Marvin
Asia
Binks
Candace
Vicks Colds Control Plan Promoted for Home Use
Health officials urge precautions as flu and colds rise nationwide. The Vicks Colds Control Plan advises starting at first symptoms with Vicks Nose and Throat Drops, using Vicks VapoRub at night, and frequent Nose Drops during the day. Clinical tests report fewer and shorter colds, with reduced costs and dangers.
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Vicks
Inter-club Meeting for Y. W. Business Girls Clubs
The inter club council of Y W C A business and industrial girls clubs schedules a meeting and study hour at 5 45 p m Friday at ear.
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Inter-Club Council of
Y. W. Business and Industrial Girls’ Clubs
Ear
Dr and Mrs Johnson Entertain Guests from Chicago
Dr and Mrs H G Johnson of 1900 Mulberry avenue host guests from Chicago. The visitors include Dr and Mrs L D Anderson and daughter and Mr and Mrs J K Palmer who arrived Monday and will spend several days at the Johnson home.
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Johnson
H. G. Johnson
Mulberry Avenue
Chicago
L. D. Anderson
J. K. Palmer
Johnson Home
Miss Mewhirter Weds Harold Duncan in Rock Island Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Mewhirter of Cairo and Harold Duncan of Columbus Junction wed at Rock Island on Monday Jan 2 in a Broadway Presbyterian ceremony officiated by Rev Edward Williams. Attendants were Max Robertson Albert Toms Marie Shearer and Margaret James. The bride, daughter of A B Mewhirter, wore lime crepe. the groom is son of J Carson Duncan and works at Pine Brothers garage. They will live in Columbus Junction.
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Mewhirter
Harold Duncan
Columbus Junction
Elizabeth Mewhirter
Cairo
Rock Island
Edward Williams
Broadway Presbyterian Parsonage
Max Robertson
Albert Toms
Marine Shearer
Margaret James
Shearer
James
A. B. Mewhirter
Columbus High School
J. Carson Duncan
Pine Brothers Garage
Duncan
Spring Radio Talks on Honey Production Begin March 6
The 1933 spring series of radio talks on honey production starts Monday March 6 on WOI at noon. Over the past three years six series with 72 lectures covered timely apiary management topics tailored to Iowa conditions.
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WOI
Iowa
1933 WOI honey production program announced
The printed material serves as a handy guide for beekeepers to improve efficiency and directs the general program of honey production. New features are planned with others to be developed for presentation. Listeners are invited to send suggestions and to listen in on March 6 at 12 noon from WOI.
Science must balance machines and human effort says Hale
Salt Lake City engineer John A Hale of Utah Power and Light argues science overinvests in machines and should focus more on promoting human endeavor to advance humanity.
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Salt Lake City
John A. Hale
Utah Power and Light Company
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R. N. Aid
Pythians
Mrs. Vanatta
U. B. Mission Group
Good Cheer Circle
Mrs
Roy Wetzels
Mrs. Downer
20Th Century Club
George Freyermuths
C. Freyermuth
Gabrielle E Forbush
Marcus Aurelius
West
Geo. Kranz & Son
Iowa Ave
Schmidt Paint Store
Gram
Magnus
Model Laundry
E. Fourth St
Furgeong Thrift Store
Wests
Women’s
Rayon
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