Community Club Meetings Report In Local Town
The Kinberly Road club gathered at Mrs. George Ling’s home with ten members present for roll call and current events, a program led by Mrs. Ralph Leighton, and a luncheon amid spring flowers. Wayside club hosted a Tuesday meeting with outgoing Rural Federation presidents and five charter members, featuring musical numbers, talks, and a two course lunch for about fifty. Guest Day at Morningside club included a yellow rose theme, readings, piano selections, and a large luncheon. Seattle visitors Provine and Bowman stayed with Dr. and Mrs. F. F. McAtee. Mentor club observed Memorial Day topics with a committee for the Filer fair and refreshments. Highland View and Wednesday Bridge clubs held social sessions with refreshments and top scores noted. postal profit history recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinberly Road
George Ling
Roll Gall
Lindsey
A. J. Requa
Guy Sturgeon
C. W. Griggs
F. B. Darling
M.S
Ralph Leighton
Wayside Club
L. J. Miller
Rural Federation
Charles Eldred
M. P. Kenworthy
Mesdames Beer
Burns
George Jones
D. B. Vo
M. A Stronk
Morningside Club
Marcellé Wynn
Millicent Kobs
Amamberti
Mesdames
Rudolph
Kuykendall
Ballantyne
Robs
Frank Smith
Marks
Hammons
Mentor
Chile
Mentor Club
John Glick
Mesdames Co
J. Schroeder
L. Smith
Why He Has Grown Flesh With McCoy’s Cod Liver Tablets
A dating dialogue mocks skinniness and promotes McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a weight gain remedy. The ad promises 5 pounds of flesh in 30 days or money back. Available at local drugstores in North and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Someoone
McCoy
Schramm-Johnson Drug Store
Majestic’ Pharmacy
City Pharmacy
Anywreal
North
South America
Fragmented plea about marriage and meals echoing past union
A speaker laments a lost marriage, recalling how her husband praises a predecessor's cooking and wishing that she remained married to him to continue receiving his meals. The fragment hints at unresolved romance and dependency on a former partner.
Local Catholic Womens League holds final meeting and memorial services
The Catholic Women's League will hold its final meeting of the year this Thursday at Mrs. Susan Macauley's home. Memorial services for several orders are set for Sunday June 7 with processions to the cemetery and a memorial address at the Methodist church by Rev. H. G. Humphrey. Neighbors of Woodcraft and Ladies of the G A R schedule meetings this week. A kindergarten and playground course is offered by Mary Newman and Margaret McAtee. The minister arrives in Lavering June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Women's League
Susan Macauley
Tf. O
Tzebekah
Methodist Church
H. G. Humphrey
Ordan
Mary Newman
Margaret McAtee
Personal notices of travels and visits across multiple cities
A string of brief items details Mr. and Mrs. George A. Personius leaving for Ithaca New York after two months with their son Jack Pergonius and family. Several others travel or return from trips to Magic Springs Roswell Pasadena Parks College Nebraska Nicene Oregon Buffalo Denver Yakima and Long Beach. Funeral and medical news touch on deaths and illness, with visits to Morgison North Carolina and Ogden among various hometown activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Personius
Ithaca
New York
Jack Pergonius
T. J. Lloyd
Magic Springs
Skedward A. Walters, Jr
Roswelkh
New Mexico
Military College
Roswell
Pecos Valley
Gyneth Young
Parks College
Martha Farrar
University of Nebraska
Helen Varney
Nicene
Oregon
The
Christian University
Winfrey
Curry
A. (. Gacharias
Buffalo
N.Y
P. Bowles
Denver
B. J. Ditter
Yakima
Wash
Lester
Nedra Marler
Boise
Jean Sweeley
Dorothy Fuller
Long Beach
Hi. L. Woodington
W. E. Bitter
Rigby
Ivan G. Lincoln
Omaha
Arthur Campbell
Butte
Anaconda
Y. J. Grossman
Idaho and Washington
Couer d'Alene
R. R. Spafford
Morgison
John Owens
Misses Macy
Gertrude Owens
Viola Shipman
Bible Thought or Today Mission of Jesus
Bible Thought or Today quotes Luke 4 18 Spirit of the Lord anointed me to preach to the poor heal the broken hearted and set the captives free. Spain leads world in olive oil production. Chicago has more snow than Ketchikan Alaska. Latvia has only 201 miles of railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Spain
Chicago
Ketchikan
Alaska
Latvia
Disabled Veterans to Hold Annual Convention in Omaha
Omaha hosts the fifth annual national convention of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War from June 22 to 27. The event will feature a parade led by blind veterans with floral guides, dignitaries from across the country, and a special performance by Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink. National and local civic groups have organized efforts ahead of the conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neebr
America’s Legion of
Atlantic City
N.J
W. W
Micheal Aaronsohn
Cincinnati
Disabled American Veterans
George Calvert
Syracuse
Ernestine Schumann- Heciik
Municipal
Frank J. Irwin
New York
Public Meeting Opens With National and International Figures
The convention committee invites the general public to attend the opening meeting featuring national and international figures on the program.
Eden News Visitors and Coming Game Highlight Local Scene
Twin Falls visitors include Mesdames Dixon Bee chout West and Freeman visiting on Monday. Phinis Snow leaves for Silverton Oregon to locate. Hazelton visitors Judson and Lockridge drop by. Buhl to visit next Sunday for return ball game. Hayes family spent weekend in Twin Falls. Padgett family from Bend Oregon arrives for visit with Myers family. Padgetts are former Isden residents and Mrs Myers sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dixon
L. W. Beechout
A. C. West
D. O. Freeman
Twin Falls
Phinis Snow
Silverton
Oregon
Chas
Judson
Morgan Lockridge
Hazelton
Buhl
H. G. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Will Padgett
Bend
van Myers
Padgetts
Isden
Padgett
Myers
Twenty Five More Die in Tornado Disaster Continued
Proximately $100,000 damage was done in the vicinity. Estimates today placed the injured in the Lion-Nebraska storm area at 14. Communication facilities in the Minnesota storm area struck Tuesday night were still dejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liona-Nebraska
Minnesota
Heat wave toll climbs across states with deaths and injuries
Casualties totaled five dead and 87 injured as heat wave scorches Indiana Ohio and Missouri. Property damage estimated at 2.5 million dollars. Forecasters warn of continuing high temperatures and potential crop losses. In St Louis prediction calls for upper nineties with late day heat lingering. Ohio reports sixteen heat deaths over several days. In New York a deli customer was locked in an ice box by thieves. Ansonia factory sprinkler system provides relief from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
New York
George T. Aroy
Heat wave toll climbs as New York endures 92 degree day
Including Lynn and Whitman Mass and Pittsburgh and Baltimore were closed this afternoon because of the heat. The city’s 24 hour maximum of 92 degrees added two deaths and 19 prostrations to a growing casualty list. Traffic tied up on the Pennsylvania Railroad after a derailment blamed on heat buckling rails. A Ridgewood municipal court judge and jury worked in shirt sleeves as heat neared the nineties. No relief promised for city residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ridgewood
Mercury
Houwy
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