Fayetteville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Anna Wilson reports on Fayette social events including visits by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook and family to Miss Mary Schmidt’s home. The Naomi Circle held a farewell for Bell active, Homemakers served refreshments, and Miss Sidell of Delhi, Iowa pursued a Chicago to Cheyenne stewardess course. Rev. Schliepsiek spoke at Hampton and Hubbard, Clarke family celebrated a dinner, and Marines family ties were noted with returning soldier Reckemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cook
C. Cook
Mary Schmidt
Naomi
Meihoi@ist
Henry Hetiler
Bell Active & Organization
S.C.S
Ws.c.s
Miss Sidell
Delhi
Towa
Uner Towa
Mary Davis
P. E. Davis
Davis Rexa
Parelle
Chicago
Cheyenne
Sibst
United States
Richard Schliepseik
Hubbard
Rev. Schliensick
John Schliepsieck
Rev Schliepsiek
Speeaker
Hampton and
Mrs Potter Heads Club Elects Officers at Year End
The K. K Club held its final meeting of the year with Mrs Myrtle Handy presiding. A program on life of Henry Ford was presented by Mrs Jake Ponsar and read by Mrs Blanche Davis, followed by Homes for the Future by Ms Cal Owen. Officers elected: president Mrs Clara Potter, vice president Mrs Ella Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devis
tJake Ponsar
Blanche Davis
Homes For the
Cal Owen
Clara Potter
Ella Campbell
Air Force Size Cited As Economic War Factor
A speaker argues the air force remains the largest and most costly arm of the military, insisting the war effort is not getting cheaper as resources are stretched. The remark highlights the burden of maintaining air superiority amid ongoing conflict.
Little boy buys War Stamp in act of today
An unidentified youth with a small War Stamp book offers coins, apologizing that he is just a boy. The exchange underscores the public spirit of War Bonds and suggests the boy’s contribution will serve him well in the future, reflecting wartime support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Bey
Little Mary
Community Picnic Announcement and Local Notices
Secretar y treasurer Myrtle Handy notes a Sunday July first picnic for members and families at Geo Metcalfs Woods. Refreshments were served by the hostess. R S Mack recently hospitalized in West Union. Visitors include Mrs Harold Humiston and children visiting Mr and Mrs E N Humiston. Laura Donahue of Waterloo and Roe Higgins of Des Moines visited Roy Goodsons. Notices from local churches and science notes mention sodium fluoride as a roach poison and electric ventilation research for dairy and poultry buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Handy
Anttal
Geo. Metcalfs Woods
Laura Donahue
Waterloo
Roe Higgins
Des Moines
Roy Goodson
Churches of Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oelwein
Glenn
Ewa
Fred
Gunderson Plumbing & Heating
R. L. Richhalgh
U. S. Treasury
Treasury Department and
War Advertising Council
THE
Pure Food Grocery
West Charles
Qwein Daily Register
Fayette
Anna Wilson
Clifford Mosier
Movise Home Benefit Club
Afrs
Barbara Liielle
Riss
Lillian Clarke
RA Grantital
Charley Clarke
Corp
U_ 5
Reckemmer
Viola Schmidt
Qisi
South Pac
Pa Cpl
Hmidi
West Union
Yearous
J. S
Ind Rs
Wess
Eddie Quinn
wSiey
Fayette County
TNE
Raiedielai
Fibber McGee and Molly
Eric Ericson
Tre
Carl
Hintz Bros
R. S. Mack
Harold Humiston
Dren
Elma
Philippines
Navy
War Bonds
U.S. Treasury Department
Swan’s Furniture
Ea Fevisth
Roe
WAR Savings
TS ‘Bond’ Series
Pui
Oes
Peter
Lyst
A. J. Steele CO
Iowa
Schlitz Glucks Kingsbury
Canada Dry
Loyal Order of Moose
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