Blue Grass Club Meets for Canning and Fair Plans
Blue Grass Sunshine Workers met with 15 members to appoint demonstration teams for the Mississippi Valley fair including canning vegetables and peaches. Talks on flower arrangement and waitress duties were given. Upcoming meetings set for Aug 7 at members' homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
Blue Grass Sunshine
Mabel Drumm
Floria Marie West
Dorothy Arp
Ella Giese
Velma Schuett
Otio Schroder
Elnora Tjian
Marie Schlapkohl
Buffalo Club
Buffalo Busy Bee
Lorna Nelson
Marguerite Shellabarger
Mildred Alt
Cornelia James
Faye Mett
Faye Ple
Betty Jan
Ee §James
Vern
Petersen
Lillian McCullough
Fay Nelson
James Logan
Verna
William
D.rleen
Joyce
Darre
Cornelia
Robert
James Helen Carlin
Loren Moser
Charles Dyer
Roy Nelson
James Log N
Marjoriedel
Wesley McG Rvey
Velma
Earl
Dorothy Myers
Alvin Kelly
Edwin Jones
Ardell James
Vernaauder
Sidney Myers
Rose Pahl
Ed James
Robinson Jess
Ray Robinson
The
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Pickering
James Daniel
Helen
Shirley Brus
Joanne Lensch
Randall Zinger
Marjorie Gusford
Marjorie Bowen
Norma Brus
Donnie Dodds
Jack
Loretta Leffler
Jimmy Roth
Randall
Nerita Zinger
Joanne
Jean Lensch
Gertrude Hoffbauer
One Act Play by Eliza Women at Ice Cream Social
A one act play titled Henpeck Holler Gossip will be staged by women of Eliza at a home-made ice cream social in the Eliza hall on Wednesday evening July 24. The event includes musical numbers and a dialog, begins at 8 15 p m, and proceeds support the Eliza ball team. Mr and Mrs Floyd Downey and daughter of Muscatine visit the James Thirtyacre home after a stop in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Wayne Miller and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Soenke
Blue Grass
Davenport
Thomas Soenke
Patricia
Aubury Clair
Albert Spenke
L. J. H. Moeller
Harold Plett
Florence Schroder
Irene Boldt
Southern Cross
T. J. Brus
Robert
Teddy
Anna Daurer
Catlett
Wis
R. B. Shellabarger
Evelyn
Eliza
Eliza Hall
Floyd Downey
Muscatine
James Thirtyacre
Chicago
Wayne Miller
New Boston
Charles Langman
Rock Island
Mississippi River
Key Island
J. F. Chandler
M. L. Eiskins
Masonic Lodge
Nancy Rickey
Dave Ott
Margaret Smessaertz
Moline
Jess D. Odell
Millerburg
James Odell
Fred Bruce
D ®Ffenbeaugh
Stronghurst
San Francisco
Calif
Charles Dewey
Frank Puffenburger
Irene Retherford
Earl Saunders
Howard Giles
Pittsburgh
H. W. Giles
Giles
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Polly Baner
Peoria
Fred Baner
Miss Baner
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Florence McKown
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Shepherd
Galesburg
Bessie Lawrence
Virgil Eckert
Liberty
Two Wilton Men Hurt on Farms
Cedar county farmer Wilton-Elwood Hain suffered a pelvic fracture after a fall from a hay load at his home northwest of town Tuesday. Ernest Buck, 17, employed at the Evna Smith farm, was injured when a pitchfork struck his leg as a hay wagon upset Tuesday afternoon. Rosary Society Meets at St Mary’s parish hall with prize winners and a guest list.
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Wilton—Elwood Hain
Cedar County
Ernest Buck
Evna Smith
Rosary Society
St. Mary’s Rosary Society
Mary Kook
Leona Rottman
Euchre
James Compton
Banco
E. W. Mead
Mary Dorothy McSwiggin
Daniel Cronin
Denver
Colo
Alfie Halloway
Chardon
R. E. Robertson
Peter Lancamp
E. J. Supple
Creston
Baltimore
Joe Bowman
Honeyman Visit in Ottawa and Fischer's Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs George Honeyman recently visited Ottawa NL. Miss Gertrude Fischer left Thursday for Washington IA after two weeks with her sister Mrs Arthur Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Honeyman
Ottawa, NL
Gertrude Fischer
Washington, Ia
Arthur Krueger
Twister Harms Wapello Crops Trees Damaged
A wind storm near a twister strength hit North Wapello about 3 pm Thursday causing major damage. The Baxter Canning factory shed roof splintered, trees uprooted, fruit trees stripped, gardens and corn flattened, with rain and hail. Electric lines were repaired as crews cleared debris. The damage stayed within town areas with no widespread injuries reported.
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Wapello
North Wapello
Baxter Canning Factory
British roads host millions of bicycles in active use
An estimate suggests about 8 million bicycles are in daily use on Britain’s roads. Separately, some giraffes reach up to 17 feet in height, illustrating wide natural variation.
Californians Visit Junction Relatives
Mrs. William B. Hawkins of Beverly Hills arrived by auto to visit her parents Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Darrow in Columbus Junction. She was joined at Sioux City by Mrs. P. Walker, a fellow El Rodeo teacher, who rode to Mitchell, South Carolina. Other local visitors include Illinois guests, Rock Island residents, and families visiting relatives in Letts Wayland Packwood and Columbus City. A kittenball game saw Washington Little Demons defeat Ding's Standard Oilers 4 to 2. Funeral services for Everett Weaver were held in Wayland.
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Columbus Junction
William B. Hawkins
Beverly Hills
Calif
Auto
F. A. Darrow
Sioux City
P. Walker
Mitchell, S. C
el Rodeo
Hankins
Julia Darrow
Hollywood
Illinois Visitors
R. C. Stoit
Stoit
Paul Johns
Rock Island
Mr. Johns
Henry Leonhard
Washington Little Demons
Ding
Standard Oilers
Rena Schabilion
Davenport
Anita Outcamp
Lynnwood
Alex Pine
Columbus City
Marie Curtis
Letts
H. M. Smith
Maude Work
Wayland
Robert Hart
Funeral services set for Mr Mother's brother Lewis
En route to Reynolds Illinois, mourners travel to attend the funeral of Lewis, brother of Mr. Mother, who died Tuesday evening. Trantulas locate prey by touch, seizing only when touched. Ice, when pure and clean, is more transparent than water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds, Ill
Lewis
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Blue Grass Club
Sunshine Workers
Independence
John Gaffney
Gaffney
Journal
Dubuque
Glenn Dolan
John Jeez
Bill” Fuller
Porter
Leo Marshall
Iowa Daily Press
Jeez
Marshall
Iowa Daily Press Association
Blan
Amd
Wilton
Elwood Hain
Nthee
Etail
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Earl Dixon
Will Kelley
Charlie Welch
Budie Needham
CCC
Perkinstown
Budie
Clarence Thoman
Mary Mattson
Mary Derne
Illinois City
Joseph Beard
H. D. Harris
Beard
Mr. Harris
31St Infantry
Boston
den Harrison
Junction
Turkey
Greece
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