Y W C A Plans Fall and Winter Programs Detailed
The YWCA outlines fall and winter activities across departments including club meetings education religious programs and social events. An industrial council from local factories will guide factory girls clubs while tea for teachers honors Muscatine’s new instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youhly Women's Christian Association
Health Education Department
Industrial and Recreation Committee
Y. W
J. R. Gibson
Meryl Mapes
Mildred Benninger
Lauretta Gauthier
Marie Perry
J. J- Peterson
Muscatine
W. R. Wotan
William McQuesten
M. A. Barr
A. J. Greiner
Carl Spieth
Eva Eltman
Elsa Rauch
Grace Griffin
Edith Garnes
Bessie Brown
William Kelso Death Marked Passing of Real Iowa Pioneer
William T. Kelso of Fremont township dies at age 85 marking the loss of its oldest native son. His parents traveled from West Virginia to Iowa in 1838 with ox teams arriving May 6. He was born December 17, 1839 on the Kelso homestead and lived in Fremont township most of his life apart from three years in California with horses during the 1860s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
William T. Kelso
Fremont Township
Mr. Kelso
West Virginia
Iowa
William
Kelso
Government Land
California
YWCA Organizes Clubs for Winter and Fall Activities
Miss Kathryn Keown, general secretary, works in local factories this week to promote the industrial clubs program. She invites girls to form clubs with ten members and contact YW officials. Planned events include joint club parties and study programs for the new groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
H. C. Beeson
Mildred Stirlen
Minetta Headley
L. E. Wittemore
Dramatic Club
Choral Club
Grace Harper
Dorothy Peterson
Frank Giesler
Kathryn Keown
Y. W
Last Kelso family survivor dies after long illness
William T Kelso born December 17, 1839 in Fremont township Johnson county died September 20 at his home aged 88. He married Mary Annette Salisbury on October 10 1866 and had two children Katie Wallace who died at five and Mary Adella now Mrs Robert McNutt of Mucla Colorado. Survived by daughter and granddaughter Mary Robanette plus nieces and nephews. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church with pallbearers Mike Harty George Magruder James Magruder E D Partey Ling Reppert J D Musser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Old Settlers
William T Kelso
Fremont Township
Johnson County
Mary Annette Salisbury
Katie Wallace
Mary Adella
Robert McNutt
Mucla
Colo
McNutt
Mary Robanette
H. J Ludemann
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mike Harty
George Magruder
James Magruder
E. D. Partey
Ling Reppert
J. D. Musser
Lone Tree
Ludermann
Louise Buell
Ames
Iowa State College
Buell
Wellman Residents Freed From Scarlet Fever Quarantine
The William Wagaman family has been released from scarlet fever quarantine. Mrs Vera Beck of Colorado arrives to visit her relatives in Wellman including the Durst family. Mrs Charley Schibe from Guthrie county visits sister Mrs Anna Adams. Mrs Lacy Kendall of Detroit visits her parents the Oldakers near Cedar Rapids. Mrs Walker of Iowa City arrives to stay with her daughter Miss Lydia Walker during the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
William Wagaman
Vera Beck
Colorado
John Durst
Charley Schibe
Guthrie County
Anna Adams
Lacy Kendall
Detroit
G. W. Oldaker
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Iowa City
Lydia Walker
American Legion Meeting Sets Delegates for Convention
The American Legion holds a business meeting tonight to select delegates for the upcoming convention. Full attendance is desired, with J. R. Giesler serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. L. Roach
G. K
Also Mentioned on This Page
Religious Education Committee
E. M. Johnson
Emma Howe
Mildred Figgins
Myrta Baker
of Columbus
William Kelso
Wellman News
Legion
J. R. Giesler, Pr. GC
Glatstein
Fleischer’s
C.L. Hartman
Ewing Jewelry Store
East Second St
Mary A. Brown-Lewers
Crisco
Procter & Gene Co
Poe
Oeronesa
Aeet
Aish
Weatherbird
Loretta
Dseivo
Borys’ “Hanes
Ybed Union
Children's
Women’s Union Suits
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