Bridge and social events fill Carroll society notes
A string of club gatherings and teas features Mrs William Carr J Ford Bernard Ule Davidson tea for Mrs William Green and Mrs Att by Mrs C F Mrs C N Jepson Hoat club Athletic association Boat club etc Floyd Rich of Fort Dodge attends Country luncheon with 25 guests including Mrs Chin Clinton Ia and Mrs Ord Los Angeles and Mrs Folsom Altadena after which 12 guests enjoy bridge at the Wilcox home Marion Treynor visiting Okoboji. John F Larkin Rockwell Ta visiting parents etc. Mrs Fred Gale hosts dinner for Mr Fred Wood Hawarden and Mrs AL D Watkins Healdton Okla Abby Day gives luncheon and musical party in Carroll apartments for Mex Allison Folsom and Egleston Smith Auss Mary Scroges hosts finer party in honor of Miss Ina Schaffer of LaPort Ind Two leave for Lake Okoboji while J T Scroges and R Andrews host Miss Sara Skerry visiting from Boston. Mitton Perry Smith hosts luncheon courtesy to Mrs in. Mrs Lee returning from Western trip and attending General Federation biennial in Los Angeles. Spears and daughter travel to Denver and Springs. Camp Fire group meets at Vita Avenue Thursday. W W Johnson of Los Angeles visiting Mrs D C side Avenue. Tom Ford’s daughter Alma Adair city visit with her parents. Sid E Anderson hosts in London. Whitfield girls plan meeting tonight at Miss Ruth and Hovard 2635 Villa Avenue. OD Pettie and son Iowa City to visit Mr Romke Boyd. Mr and Mrs Wood’s son Frank Jr. to Sioux City with them. Carroll of Los Antionio honored with luncheon tomorrow. Mrs J S Ford hye visiting, will attend.
Wedding Announced Amid Social Visits and Travel
A wedding profile notes Will be laid for twenty guests and an afternoon bridge gathering after luncheon Mrs M A Doty of Newark N J arrives for a visit with Mrs Melvin J Smith at 1103 Jennings St J J Browne hosts several friends Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs S C Beauford of Los Angeles and Sioux City relations Miss Katherine Gleason celebrates a birthday with a luncheon party including Sheila Ryan Helen Keeff Mary Ann Goebel Catherine Sullivan and others Netty Savell and daughters depart for summer in Portland Ore Delaplaine Club plans 2 30 lunch at Riverside park Anne Marie Gregory visiting Elizabeth Robinson Armour S D and Bart Reynew brother of the host 1516 Riverside Blvd several visits at homes on River Drive and Meckling S D as well as Cottonwood Taaho Portland Ore and Washington trips and Mrs C P Wallrich Bernita and Mrs B Kramer headings on six weeks travels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Browne
SC Beauford
Los Angeles
Sioux City
M.A. Doty
Newark
N. J
Katherine Gleason
H. J. Gleason
Sheila Mary Ryan
Helen Ann Keeffe
Mary Ann Goebel
Catherine Sullivan
Mary Jeanne Duggan
Buddy Ryan
Franklin
Jerry Duggan
Joseph
Julian Greer
Raymond Duggan
Morningside Visitors Return From Long East Trip
Morningside households report a 3800 mile automobile tour through the east. Families of Zeigler, Wikstrom, Haverfield and Toby traveled to cities like New York Philadelphia Niagara Falls and Chicago visiting relatives, with reunions and multiple extended visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Haverfield
Mulberry Street
Kansas
C. B. Toby
Fourth Avenue
Kingston
N. Y
Toby
George Toby
Satskill
Mountains
Atlanticity
Philadelphia
New York
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Morning concert listings and social notices from Iowa Falls
Local radio schedules show multiple concerts and orchestras across stations in Chicago Dallas Los Angeles Philadelphia and Kansas City with evening programs and children’s events. Morning side church notices report a Baptist assembly trip while a Morningside hostess hosts a C C club luncheon with games. Mr and Mrs T L E Perry and daughters return from TeMar s Iowa after three weeks visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chisago Neveserest
Cambridge Sie
Gales Bae
Lerts
Matt Gory
Orchesten
WFAA
Dallas News
Detroit
WDAP
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Kansas City
Ehudeen
Husic
Oakland
Fortin
Francisco
Orchestra
Guatemala
Springfield
Washington
Philadelphie
1St Memorial Church
Morningside
Iowa Falls
Baptist Assembly
Local social notes list visits and guests across multiple homes
Leeds Mrs B F Oakleaf and children Francis and Douglas travel to Madison South Dakota to stay with Mrs Oakleaf's brother H Anderson. Miss Phyllis Tebbins returns to Omaha after visiting the Tebbins on Capital street. The Ladies Aid of Wesley Methodist Episcopal church hosts a supper in Omaha. The Jentges family visit from Herron Lake Minnesota to Los Angeles and attend relatives in Tyler and Central avenues. Mrs George Dorman entertains Gates and Grace. Carlson family guests return from Chicago. President Coolidge appoints Fred T Dubois to the U S Canadian boundary commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Oakleaf
Francis and
Douglas
Madison, S$. D
Phyllis Tebbins
TF. Tebbins
Capital Street
Omaha
Ladies’ Ald Society
Wes- F
Accented Local Notices Span Multiple South Sioux City Areas
Fragmented OCR text lists correspondents and telephone contacts for South Sioux City sections including Miss Vere Hanson and Mrs Whitman. Mentions address fragments and local listings in several neighborhoods with incomplete line items and phone references.
Riverside and Des Moines Visitors and Outings Noted
Local residents plan outings and visits through the week. Families from Riverside, 4900 Military Road, and 905 Paquette Street travel to McCook Lake and Des Moines while others announce guests visiting St Paul Minneapolis and Chicago.
Campaign Seeks Candidates for Seven Week Auto Prize
The Sioux City Register touts a seven week campaign offering top wage earners over 360 weekly toward capital prize automobiles. Readers are urged to join, invest spare time, and strive to win one of the cars by personal effort, with the campaign office at 418 Pearl Street open each evening for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Uno
The
Register
Pearl Street
Campaign outreach details and contact line provided
A note offers to send a representative to explain the campaign. It provides a contact telephone number 58885 for arranging a visit or phone discussion. The message implies accessibility via office or telephone to discuss campaign aims and activities.
She's Back From Season At Covent Garden In London
Alma Adair nee Alma Anderson former stock girl at Davidson's and lead woman for George Robey at Covent Garden arrives with her parents for a visit. Since leaving Sioux City she starred with Eddie Cantor and in the 1922 Passing Show, toured Asia, sang in Hongkong governor’s palace and Tokio Imperial theater. She’ll sing Thursday in the Davidson tea room to honor Dave Davidson. Accompanying her is Dorothey Aubrey fresh from a New York Passing Show season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Adair
Alma Anderson
Davidson's
George Robey
Covent Garden
London
Afr
David E. Anderson
Thirty Third Street
Sioux City
Eddie Cantor
Lew Fields
Irl
China
Japan
Philippines
Hawaiian Islands
Governor's Palace
Hongkong
Imperial Theater
Tokio
Anderson
Davidson Tea Room
Dave Davidson
Dorothey Aubrey
New York
Battle Between Barunga and Hanover Sparks Vessel Clash
Australians fight a German crew over the Barunga Hanover war incident in Perth. Bottles and knives flew during the confrontation. two Australians and one German were hospitalized with severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
Hanover
Schools to Have Storm Insurance in Sioux City District
The Sioux City independent school district board approved 20 year tornado insurance on district properties valued at 1.56 million dollars. Contracts for fire escapes metal ceilings and steel window guards were awarded. New temperature control systems were bid at 6700 dollars for East high at Morningside. Additional staff and payroll items were authorized and annual reports accepted. A British Empire exhibition microphone lets listeners hear a fly on display in Wembley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Independent School Distict
Sioux City
Powers Regulator Company
Chicago
New East High
Morningside
Riverside
Smith
Roose Pit Schoo
Rev Hamilton
Worcester
Roosevelt School
C. W. Huntton
I. C. Roberts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Club
Athletic Club
Moat Club
William Carr
J. Ford
Bernard ule—Davidson
William
J. Green
Att
Mra C.F
C. N. Jepson
Hoat Club
Athletic _association
Oat Club
Athletic Association
Toat Club
Floyd Rich
Fort Dodge
Charles T. Hopper
Chins
Clinton, Ia
Ord
Folsom
Altadena
Ross Wilcox
Edmund Burke
Ertle
Marion Treynor
Dougedt
Mrs. J. T
Okoboj
John F. Larkin
Rockwell Ta
F. D. Hackett
Fred Gale
Enie
Fred Wood
Hawarden
Ald. Watkins
Healdton
Okla
Tse
Abby
Tuncheon
Carroll Apartments
Allison G. Folsom
Egleston Smith
Mary Scroges
Ine Schaffer
LaPort
Ind
Lake Oko
J.T. Scroges
R. Andrews
Sara Skerry
Ton, Mass
Mitton Perry Smith
Mrs. In
J. Lee
Mrs. Lee
Spears and Daughter
Denver
Springs
Okai
Facion
Will Huth
Naomi Burk- Vita
Kirls
Pettie
Iowa City
Rromk A. Boyd
Ood
Frank, Jr
Newark, N. J
Melvin J. Smith
Jennings Street
California
Nettie Savell and
Portland
Ore
Delaplaine Club
Jpiente
Riverside Park
Anne Marie Gregory
Firevath Street
Elizabeth Robinson
Armour
Dss
Bart Reynew
Riverside Boulevard
J. BR. Cocayne
Jane Walsh
Bruce Foltz
Anna Kane
William Skavdall
River Drive
Jennie Skavdall
Meckling
Carrie Martin
Frank and
Inez
Er Nee
C. Hartzell
C. P. Wallrich
Bernita
Military Road
Wallrich
B. Kramer
Ashton
T Ee
Cottonwood
Taaho
John P. Francis
Elizabeth Farley
Elk Point
John H. Zeigler
Glass Avenue
Newville
J. Zeigler
Floyd J. Zeigler
Wheeling
W. Va
Atlantic City
Niagara
A. R. Wikstrom
Sixth Avenue
Robert Wikstrom
Robert
United States Army
Neb
Fort Snelling
Minn
William Perkins
Betty Fowler
Council Bluffs, Ta
Mayme O'Neill
Vine Avenue
Judd Smith
Lake Andes
C. Hall
Charles Phenis
Hugo Feddern
Street
Minnepolis
Louise Thomas
Chica
George W. ‘Thomas
Yester Lincoln
Showalter
George Atcheson
Superior
Wis
William Atcheson
Freda Streeter
Jefferson, S. D
Edmund Harveck
Swastika Club
John O'Rourke
Roy P. Wilcox
Lyman
Twilight
Charles Wilcox
Frances LaSuer
G. E. Erickson
J. Harris
James and
Beryle
Lee Draper
Yuma
Colo
Forrest Johnson
L. V. Haggerty
Zone Avenue
Roy R. Boswell
Mee
J. IR. Shelton
Marshalltown
William Wedgewood
St. Mary's Street
Sioux Rapids
A. Jeffrey
Helen Reed
Morningside Avenue
CC. C
TL. EB
Perry
Glaytis
Corrinne
TeMars
J. Love
Leeds
G. M. Dorman
Jack Gates
Grace
Owatonna
J. T. Pickett
South
Paxton Street
John Carlson
Mr. Carlson
Carlson
Robert Nesbit
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
8. H. Montgomery
Pearl Stoltz
Harry Mote
Harold Nesbit
Mr. Nesbit
Eanets
Washington, D.C
Coolidge
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
International Boundary Commission
United States
Canada
White House
Erre
Cage Grand Opera
Kathryn Browne
Grand Opera
Clarence E
Owan
William Rogerson
Teadere Secor Aet
Lucie Westten
Adalbert Hucuelt
Cher
South Sioux City
Welcome News
Vere Hanson
Anna W
Orleans
J.C. Malloy
Nate
Lnee
Lighland
Vera Hanson
Home Street
Vilays Balch
East Seventh
Ephone Auto
Col’s
Roland Foster
Frances
Re- Salt
William Webb
Des Moines
Hart Campbell
Paquette Street
Charles Scheuneman
Dolores and
Wilmer
McCook Lake
Mars
Agin. Seeman
Tor Clear Lake
Kel
St Tul
Minneapolis
J. T. Prentice
Metropolitan Street
E. Danielson
Yankton, ID
Sheeverett’ McLaughlin
Goldie Avenue
Earl Long
Lavon and
Donald
Clarence Smith
Nash Street
Floyd Butcher
Weight Avenue
Colorado Springs
Color Ag
Henry Kramer
Alexander, Minn
Lorne Preas
Kramer
O. P. Wallrich
M. B. Lest
Riverside Drive
Kionday
Minne
Wiliam Eubank
Mildred
Qeeer
Everett True
Gost
SANS
D. Belean
Everettt Trus
D. Bec
Sanez
Everett Thle
Cps
Gues
SANGE
Little Joe
Cwei
SMA
Wembley
Eng
J. A. Havens
Fourth St
John Williams
Satrang & Cleminson Drug Store
Rey
Pierce BT
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