Violin Pupils Recital and Sorority Event Report
Miss Caroline Richards Mintevenue presented a violin recital in the Sunday school room of a Presbyterian church. The program featured a Sonata March and lyrical pieces performed by Miss Richards and other advanced students, with about three hundred attendees including many teachers and students. A second note covers a Kant preservation group meeting at a residence, with papers on adolescence and youth ethics and a planned memorial benediction. A birthday surprise party at a suburban home honored Mrs Ungerneinter, with guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Chai
Caroling Richards
Fira
Richard
Amos
Elmer Quanilt
Velo Grimm
Harry Crivaanbrock
Capital as Key to Business Success
This Muscatine notice urges readers that capital is vital to business success and that saving earnings builds funds for opportunities. It highlights bank accounts and credit as essential aids to gather the first hundreds of dollars. It frames saving versus spending as the path from wanting to winning and invites readers to open an account this Saturday night.
Veterans Visit Schools for Memorial Day Addresses
Memorial Day observances held as committees from Shely Norman Pow and G A iH visit ten local schools this afternoon and deliver addresses on the significance of the day. Forty nine post members toured campuses with remarks urging renewed devotion and a stronger war-time spirit among the pupils.
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Xehaolic and Commentedon the Necessity of Devoting By Attention To Ammorial
Hitman
Po Gettart
Edward O'Brian
J. Gulp
Geo. D. Baker
Frank
Thatcher
Jefferson School
C. Hower
Franklin School
Frank Tichman
Fred Schuler
John Burkiardt
Ile Dolph
Hoffmaster
Henry Weichardt
Garfield
Anglo
Hawa
George Stole
Scott Lane
Wsoc
Peyrnine
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Adams Family Event
A formal birthday gathering for Mr and Mrs Adams featured elaborate decorations, with twenty Orlonds in attendance and a display of flowers, gifts, and a moonlight theater outing. The event also included a refined meal, a large cake, and reminiscences of the twenty-ninth anniversary.
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Hirshday Ohlaederimton
Gove Adams
Mr. Ang Mra
Grover Adama
Namios
Muse
Ottar
Keechy Pancines
Rthday
Will Suspend Mail Service For Memorial Day Observance
Postmaster Wilchoff announces mail service will be suspended tomorrow in observance of a holiday. With the exception at the dispatcher’s hour, no daily mail, carrier windows, or stamp sales will be made. Local offices will close early and carriers will not work until after the holiday. Additional notes cover travel and community events around West Liberty and nearby areas. Local residents plan visits and funerals, with several community members traveling to Des Moines and other towns.
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Wilchoff
Wales
West Liberty
Myx
Bay Spidar
Walt
Pears
Gregg Swentoft
Dex Moines
Bh. Wells
Downey
Liberty
Ridey End
Th. A. Nichole
CB. Hawkins
Billekatta
Theodore Jlonen
U. S
C. Is. Hawkins
Hh VK
Shandimayer
Sophomors
Elaason
Ato
Grange to Convene in West Liberty Friday
A call has been issued by FD Steen master of the Grange for a Wilton Pomone Grange meeting in West Liberty Friday at 2:00 PM. Officers for the one mile year will be installed and other matters of importance will be discussed.
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Motzgut
Sminsley
Kenny
Thros Panera
Cates
Schroeder
Mra
WV. H. Johnston
FD. Steen
The
Grange
West Liberty
Local Social Notes From Columbus Junction May 29
Residents attend visits and travels across the area. Mrs. George Wilson and family return from Winellie. W. Nan nan and Mrs. Mutton visit from Bure Magston. Joseph Church secures a Kool position in Codá Rapides. several locals plan visits to Wapello and Port Madison. families travel to Corswell to attend summer school. Simona Broa and others secure contracts in Davenport for a dairy and food barn build. lengthy list of visitors and homecomings across Columbus Junction and nearby towns.
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Columbus Junction
George Wilson
Winellie
W. Hannan
Mutton
Bure
Magston
R. A. Mutton
Day Robertson
Joseph Church
Coda Rapides
Lowe Rhodes
Kannis City
Gelta
Wapallo
Tex
Frank Hedrick
Asjsdar
W. A. Carr
Alica Wilson
Ruth Rotertson
Ruth Manno
Vivian Grimah
Morte Coal
Margaret Jones
Corewell
FA. Rustan
Mish Lones Duncan
Burlington
Grafton Wale
Wapolla
Arandmother
Clara Hale
Simona Broa
Davenport
Binkr, Bechtel & Johnson
How to Judge a Woman by Her Hair
An old advertorial discusses hair care tips to judge a woman’s neuters by hair upkeep. It recommends using a specialized shampoo powder mixed with hot water, warns against generic cleansers, and promises a fluffy, lustrous result with healthier scalp growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora
Bart Alwhya
Wilton Social Notes Highlight Busy Weekend Visits
Wilton Iowa residents and guests filled a busy Saturday and Sunday with visits, trips to Muscatine Davenport Durant and Durant, wedding preparations, and family gatherings. Local residents including Miss Atca Wilkerton and Miss Nellie Shirey plan gatherings, with many travelers crossing through nearby towns for visits and events.
Mrs. Rebecca Houseman Laid to Rest Today
Community honors Mrs. Rebecca Houseman with a Sunday death followed by a service at her son’s home in Bitcol. Rev J A Burdock led the 2 oclock service at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Pallbearers were Brandelifren. burial occurred at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Houseman
Rebecca Houseman
Wletle Mouseman
J. A. Burdock
Park Avenue
Methodiat Piscopal
Greenwood Cemetery
Nervous Spells and Combination Medicines Ad
A testimonial proclaims Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pepticon Pills relieve neuralgia and nervous spells. Fred J. Weelley of Bagdad, Fila, reports improved health, better sleep, and renewed ability to work after using the advertised combination before meals and after.
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Hood
Mia
Fred J. Weelley
Bagdad
Fila
Local Grandview Graduates Mresta at Avenue School
The Misses Tutu and dyrtln Thonmaon of Grandview, local high school graduates, were mresta at the avenue school this morning. Trothk are now engaged in teaching near Grindview.
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Tutu
Dyrtln Thonmaon
Grandview
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