Social column notes on Dora Hynes dinner honor
ULE readers are urged to send items for the Social column. The Des Moines Sunday Register clipping notes Miss Dora Hynes formerly of Pella will preside at a junior federation dinner in the Harris-Emery crystal room honoring Mrs. Benjamin Dupar who departs in November for Mexico. Covers are set for numerous ladies and Misses including Dora Hynes Margaret Flynn Alta Brown Florence Kinney Nellie Gertsch Jessie Nilles Alice Flynn and Emma Gertsch.
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Dora Hynes
Pella
Des Moines
Junior Federation
Harris-Emery Crystal
Benjamin Dupar
Mexico
J. B. Grove
Lambert Bolton
Charles Campbell
W. E. Maulsby
E. Ray Fox
Harry F. Jacobs
Margaret Flynn
Alta Brown
Florence Kinney
Nellie Gertsch
Jessie Nilles
Alice Flynn
Emma Gertsch
Prof Sadler Hosts All Men Piano Students at Sunnyside
News item recounts Prof Sadler entertaining thirteen male piano students at Sunnyside after a Glee Club rehearsal. A seven course banquet with plentiful tea. humorous accounts of eats and a playful mix of food, camaraderie, and light mischief among the students.
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Prof. Sadler
Sunnyside
Central
Sadler
Cats
Eats Committee
Curious Illness Grips Tipton Youth Near Wilton Junction
Lambert J. Call an 18 year old youth from Tipton fell suddenly ill with pain over the left eye while six miles from town. He drove home in his Ford, then developed paralysis on his right arm and face. He was critically ill for two days under a chiropractor. After a week he recovered enough to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
Lambert J. Call
Tipton
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County, Iowa
Notice is hereby given that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of G Brouwer, deceased, is on file in the Clerk of the District Court of Iowa for Marion County. The will comes for a November term 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
G. ‘Brouwer
Narrow Escape From Reckless Auto Driver
Mrs. F. M. Frash escaped death when a car veered onto the curb near the Main and Union streets corner on Sunday. The vehicle sped toward her as she waited on the sidewalk and then righted itself, leaving her unable to identify the driver or plate. The incident follows recent reports of dangerous driving, prompting calls for action to curb reckless motorists.
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F. M. Frash
Main
Union
Farmers' Cooperative Exchange Stockholders Meet
The stockholders will hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Tuesday evening, November 1, 1921. All are urged to be present. Jacob D. Haan, Secretary.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Lays Progress to the Kicker The Unreasonable Man Quote
The passage attributes a quote from Bernard Shaw contrasting reasonable and unreasonable behavior. It notes progress depends on the unreasonable person adapting the world rather than the world adapting to them. The text reads as a general aphorism without a concrete event or publish date.
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Bernard Shaw
Lankelma and Johnston deaths in Pella area
Mrs. J G Lankelma died at home in Pella at 12 40 a m Tuesday October 25 1921 aged 61 years 1 month 10 days Survived by husband two sons Doctors J W and George Lankelma of the city and a sister Mrs John Hospers of Waterloo Funeral services set for two o clock Thursday at the Second Reformed church Interment Oakwood Cemetery Johnston Lee Johnston died at his Ft Dodge Iowa home Thursday October 20 1921 aged 29 Funeral services held at the Presbyterian church Ft Dodge He was known in Pella through his wife Helen Hunt daughter of Mrs Anna Hunt of Pella Mrs Johnston and their two children visiting her mother in Pella left for home Friday morning with her mother and sister Mrs C L Gibbs of Mt Union Miss Etta Leona Hunt and H H Sadler of Pella attended the funeral in Ft Dodge on Sunday Mrs Johnston and the children will live with her mother in Pella
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J. G.lankelma
Pella
John Hospers
Waterloo
Second Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Johnston Lee Johnston
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Presbyterian Cchurch
Johnston
Peila
Helen Hunt
Anna Hunt
C. L. Gibbs
Mt. Union
Etta
Leona Hunt
H. H. Sadler
Church Notes at First Christian Reformed Church
The 9:30 a m service includes The Reason for the Name Jesus and The Great Human Needs with The Glory of God. Afternoon 1:30 p m and 7:30 p m services feature reflections on 2 Cor 7 10 and Rom 5 11, and The Believer's Joy. Miss Van Nimwegen solos, junior choir sings There is an hour of Hallowed Peace, and the Senior C E meets to discuss applying the Golden Rule today.
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First Christian Reformed Church
Jesus
Holland
English
God
C. E
Lee Lautenbach
Joseph
Wilhelmina
van Nimwegen
First Reformed Church Singers Set for Next Sunday
Carl Byers and Tillie Beerends will sing Hark My Soul by Shelley next Sunday evening at the First Reformed Church. The service opens with Evangelistic singing and features Irene Gran in a leading role.
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First Reformed Church
Carl Byers
Tillie Beerends
Shelley
Irene Gran
Musical program at First Church in Pella
Central College supporters the Ladies Auxiliary organize a benefit concert at First Church Auditorium on Tuesday November 1. Pupils from Piano Voice Violin and Expression departments will perform after weeks of instruction, with Glee Clubs singing. No admission charge. a silver offering will be taken.
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Central College
Central
Our College
First Church
Pella
American Legion Post Hears Plans For Show And Parade
October meeting of Gold Star Post No 89 discusses details for the big Legion show with date undecided. Commander M D McWilliams notes the Chamber of Commerce wants volunteers as Halloween parade police. National convention in Kansas City draws near with Iowa delegation led by Commander Steck. Cradle Roll idea by Mra C S McClung of Tipton sparks discussion of future Sons and Daughters of The American Legion.
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American Legion
Hallowe'en
M. D. McWilliams
McWilliams
Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe’en
National Legion Convention
Pella
Legion Auxiliary
Kansas City
Iowa
Argonne Post
Des Moines
Monahan
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Legion
Mra. C. 8
McClung
Tipton
Mra
American’ ‘Legion
Molung
Iowa Legion Leader Declines Name for National Command
The text notes doubts Hanford McNider, former Iowa Department commander, could be national commander due to his refusal to allow his name to be presented. It urges Iowa Legion members to take pride, excel in local post work, and strengthen ties with comrades statewide and nationwide.
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Hanford McNider
Iowa Department
Iowa
Halloween Supper at Chamber of Commerce by Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the M B Church will serve lunch on Halloween at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Coffee, doughnuts, and pie will be available. Come in and enjoy refreshments along with the celebration.
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The
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. ‘Be. Church
Hallowe’en
Chamber of Commerce
Efficiency In the Kitchen
A wise expert warns that efficiency can backfire in households. He recalls a young couple who divorced while attempting an efficiency kitchen, unable to agree on whether the stove or sink should be the central activity hub.
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Fred Kelly
Ancient Swiss Lake Dwellings Revealed by Drought
In London report, drought on Swiss glaciers lowers lake levels exposing prehistoric settlements. At Greng near Morat and near Neuchatel and Morges on Lake Geneva, remains of large lake dwellings up to seven millennia old surface. Wooden platforms stood on piles driven into lake beds.
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London
Greng
Lake of Morat
Neuchatel
Morges
Geneva
Sally Simmons Idol of the Fair Sex in Odd Sign
A playful old verse introduces Sally as a beloved young woman praised by ladies and babies. The sign mocks domestic chores with theatrical lines about stirring porridge, dusting with an apron, washing dishes, drying a glass, and cleaning a kettle, ending with garbled ending phrases.
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Sally
Ancient Vanity Boxes in Greek and Roman Times
Ancient descriptions note Greek and Roman ladies carried small caskets or coffers like sewing boxes. These were borne gracefully under the owner's arm, often by a slave who walked behind. When owners were patricians, the caskets contained a stylus and wax writing tablet.
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Mnarrow
Jacob D. Haan
Lankelma
Ladies Auxiliary OF
American Legion Monthly Meeting
Hallowe’en Supper
Swise Lake
Meet “Sally.simmons
My Hofe
G. H. Gosselink
Eversharp
Jake Sterrenberg
Gerrit de Man
Columbus
W. S. van Hemert
Vander Linden
Rexail Store
Waa SY
Rae
Jake van Zante
P. A
Prince Albert
Meistener
Tep
Pringe Albert
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