Alpha Sewing Circle Invites Members at Mrs Han gen Home
Members and friends of the Alpha Sewing Circle of the Christian Church are cordially invited to the home of Mrs Ivan Hangen Friday June 12 at 2:00 PM. Griffith Aid Meets Friday at Mrs Gowesker's Third Avenue NW with a Friday afternoon gathering at 2:00. St Catherine's Circle Treated to prizes and a social with Mrs A Or Joe Shaffer and guests joining. hostess supplied two weeks later.
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Hanson
Alpha Sewing Circle of
The
Christian Church
Ivan Hangen
Griffith Aid
Griffith Av
Woman's ReLief Ceveps
G.owegser
Third Avenue NW
Fodsay Afteernoon
ST. Catherine’s Circle
AL A @ Brien
St Cetterine
A Or
Joe Shaffer
Door Snaffer
Verstasiv Ryec
Mrs. Clarence Chase Hostess Circle Meeting Report
St Gertru Circle met at Mrs Clarence Chase's home arranging four tables for games. Mrs Frank Rogger and Mrs John Seaton were among the members. A delicious lunch was served after the games. The circle will meet in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Chase
St. Gertru
Clarence Caes
Frank Rogger
John Seaton
COUNTRY CLUB DINNER AND CIRCLE MEETING REPORTS
The Gelwein Courtrs Club enjoyed a 200 member dinner with the Knights of Nights orchestra. St Margaret’s Circle met at Mrs C. Lohrman’s home for bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Charle Levett and Mrs Dennis Driscoll, plus guest and door prizes. The W H Club hosted a afternoon at Mrs Wm Zapf with plans for an annual member family picnic on June 18 at City Park and a dance prize committee named.
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Country Club
Gelwein Courtrs Club
Art
Knights of Nights Orchestra
Prev
R. K. Brandt
M. A. Legg
ST. Wargarets
St. Margaret's Circle
C. 2
Lohrman
Charle- Levett
Dennis Driscoll
Leon Knapp
Henry Kennedy
Bellendier
W. BH
W. H. Club
Wm. Zapf
Frei Bliss
August Gosse
E. Pellner
Otto Skibinna
George Nutt
Anna Huegl
Northeast Division meets at Tome of M Kuper
The Northeast Division of the Ladies Aid of First Baptist Church met at the Tome of Mr M Kuper with Mrs B Hansen as cohostess. Devotionals were led by Menrie Hansen. Prayer was offered by Mrs Gilman and Mrs Ramsar. A business meeting followed.
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Ladies Aid of the
First Baptist Church
M. Kuper
B. Hansen
Menrie Hansen
Gilman
Ramsar
Wients
Celebrated Birthday Tess B Set Fe F Wereserrerte Tea
Fragmentary text mentions a birthday celebration for Tess B and a person named Heyen Ledecure. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Tess
Ard Group Welcomes New Member and Announces Winners
The Ard group distributed Urova funds to Red Cross workers who sew at home. Mr Knap pen joined the Ard, with Mrs Wetzigman and Morey noted as show winners. A Slowapa per AE Hlye updated.
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Red Cross
Knappen
Coriet
Wetzigman
Blanchard Cooney wedding at Sacred Heart Church
Miss Mildred Blanchard of Strawberry Point married James B. Cooney in a dawn ceremony at Sacred Heart Church. Officiated by Father Robert Connes with a reception at the Franklin Hotel, guests included relatives from Bartoul Washington and Ottumwa. honeymoon planned at Duluth and Great Lakes cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max. Lujee Dunn
Barteul Bere
Paul Crore
Walington
D C
Michael Conte
Bernard Khemar
Aue Lhery
Strewbderrs Port
Mana
John Darl
Paris
Canada
Herold Durn
Vi Fina
Dorene
Bartoul
Melvin Dunn
Arlington
Charles Blanchard
Betty
Paul P. Cooney
Micheal
Washington, D.C
C L Worley
Charles
Mary Sue
Ottumwa
E L Cooney
Waterloo
R. E. Cooney
Dubuque
Wm Hart
Robert
John David
Council Bluffs
R. J. Cooney
Wakon
Stone Named Chief Justice Supreme Court
The article notes Franklin D Roosevelt’s failed court plan and names James Byrnes as a long-time administration strategist connected to the court reshaping. It recounts prior nominees including Hugo Black Felix Frankfurter Stanley Reed and William Douglas, with Byrnes seen as a behind the scenes force.
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Stone
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Jackson
Jamestown
Rosevelt
Byrnes
Senate
Hu L Black
Alacarma
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Legal
William Q. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Frans Murphy
United States
Japan Russia New Agreement Progress Report
Fragmented OCR text discusses a renewed Japan Russia agreement, mentioning industry, trade barriers, and foreign technique. It references United States advice and efforts to overcome embargoes. Readable parts point to international talks and economic cooperation amid tension.
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United States
Choose Site For Big Plant Continued
Washington officials estimate the plant payroll at 8 500 workers rising to about 12 000 later. Remington Arms Co. a DuPont subsidiary, to operate on completion. The 3 000-room space is for safety and possible expansion. Ricre, secretary of the Irwa Industries and Defense of Prmeson, called the project a strategic defense measure and vowed to shift payrolls and employment across the state.
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Washington
Remington Arms Co
E I DuPont de Nemours
Gd Co
Recneo
Ricre
Q Selov
Irwa Industries and Defense
Prmeson
Revese
No Communist Party on Ballot in 1942 Governor Race
The piece notes the Communist Party cannot appear on the Teac party ballot for governor in 1942 due to failing to meet a two percent vote threshold in 1940. Postwar parties ineligible for the primary may still nominate at conventions. After nominations, voters may challenge candidates’ qualifications, with objections heard by the secretary of state, attorney general, and state auditor, who can bar unqualified candidates including those advocating overthrow of the government.
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Communist Party
Neel
Cay
Train Hits Man on Waterloo Bridge
Waterloo, Iowa, June 12. Charles Williamson, 38, was walking across a railroad bridge when a Chicago Great Western locomotive and 15 freight cars passed over him. He was knocked flat but rose with only a cut on the head as the sole injury.
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Waterloo
Charles Williamson
Sumner Socials Report Fredericksburg Visit
Mr and Mrs K Brown visited in J D Triplett home Fredericksburg Wednesday evening. George Caldwell and son Jer Ts of Lime Springs were Sunday dinner guests in Mrs. (last name not stated) home.
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Mrs . K. Brown
J. D. Triplett
Fredericksburg
George Caldwell
Son Jer- Ts
Lime Springs
Barclay on Bridge The Anthely of Asti
South plays 3NT and miscounts winners in No Trump rubber. South overcomes heart and diamond sequences. kibitzer notes two decisive errors: failing to count winners and misreading entry positions. The article illustrates how careful counting of winners and preserving dummy entries can convert four diamonds and five hearts into extra tricks. Also includes a local notices section with social updates.
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Paqtez Rais
South
West
North
East
Heart
King J
Local residents head to trips and new assignments
Hazel McNally plans a week in Lime Springs. Caldwell will spend a week there. Bob Winks, Robert Rockdasher, Bob Ribbeck and Clayton O'Brien depart for a six week western trip. Miss Finnette Wood hosted the Friday bridge group. Isabel Kingsbury leaves for Drake University for six weeks. David Chadwick moves from Shelby to Atlantic to teach math and coach. Jeanne Carroll returns to Minneapolis to study at the McPhail School. Darlene Stahlhut starts at the Hochberger home. Joe Barth journeys to southern Kansas to harvest then to Canada. Mrs. L Jacobson and Mrs. Wickner visit Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Borcherding visits Fredericksburg. Treva Marks returns to Minneapolis with niece Mary Lou Delahunt. Wednesday evening dinner.
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Hazel McNally
Caldwell
Lime Springs
Bob Winks
Robert Rockdasher
Bob Ribbeck
Clayton O’brien
Finnette Wood
Isabel Kingsbury
Drake University
Des Moines
David Chadwick
Shelby
Atlantic
Jeanne Carroll
Minneapolis
Minn
The
W. M. Miller
Fredericksburg
Treva Marks
Mary Lou Delahunt
Visitors and Graduations Highlight Sumner Social Scene
Mr and Mrs L M Smith of El Paso and families left for Waterloo Chicago and Onshaw to visit relatives. Mrs Fredda Winks attended Clarke College graduation in Dubuque with daughter Betty. Margaret Paden, ISTC Cedar Falls graduate, will teach in Van Meter next year. Other visits include H H Bauer from Pekin Illinois, Helen Wheeler from Chicago, Ethel Plegenkuhl from Des Moines, Don McGuiness and Judy of Detroit, Irene Muether from University Hospital Iowa City, Nettie Creager from Evanston, Lilian Granneman from Decorah, and the Cady Blaine families returning from Sumner visits.
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Don McGuiness
Judy
Detroit
Mich
Wm. McGuiness
Irene Muether
University Hospital
Iowa City
George Muether
Nettie Creager
Evanston, IL
Sumner
Vicinity
Lilian Granneman
Chadwi Family Moves Into Duhrko Residence for Summer
Mr and Mrs David Chadwi and their son have moved into the W P Duhrko residence apartment for the summer. Al Moment spent last week with his son Leo Moment and family in Oelwein.
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Cady
David Chadwi
W. P. Duhrko
al Moment
Leo Moment
Oelwein
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Slowapa
Japan
Russia
Sibbing
Man ON Bridge
Sumner News
Barclay
Shepard Barclay the Anthely of
Asti
Ifures Syndicate, Inc
C. C. Tibbitts
Frank Black
Ada Jenny
Rock Island, Ill
Harve Smith
Mabel Fedeler
Decorah
Dora Fedeler
H. P. Berry
Marlene
Los Angeles
Calif
E. R. van Dyke
E. E. Maxson
Walter Kent
Gus Timm
Elmer Deetz
W. D. Stevens
Glornie
Houghton
N. Y
George Lagervall
Rochester
H. F. Strumpell
Kathryn
Northfield
Henry
St. Olaf College
Prescott
Dexter
Mra Gale Gowdey
Ross
Miami
Bembergs
Brandon
Dad
Brandons
Thornewood
Dad Tripes
N. Frederick
Iowa
Food Stores
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