Mrs Wm Heneman Honored at Mixed Shower
Mrs William Heneman former Miss Norine Butcher was honored at a Tuesday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs B B Kint Mrs Ward Greer and Mrs Ernest Smith at Mrs Kints home Entertainment included guessing games and contests Prizes went to Mrs L W Loving Marian Rogers and Mrs C M Gronstal The decor featured pink and white snapdragons and a heart shaped ice cream centerpiece A large bouquet held many gifts for the bride with attendees listed by name and relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heneman
Norine Butcher
B. B. Kint
Ward Greer
Ernest Smith
Kint
L. W. Loving
Marian Rogers
C. M. Gronstal
E. E. Henaman
C. C. Butcher
Byrd Amdahl
Harold Moklestad
Mary Henaman
Betty Merron
Lenore Henaman
Ruth Penn
Walter Schildknecht
Joseph Nissen
Ruby Henaman
Co. M. Gronstal
Joe Marsell
Jeanne Hayden
Duo Decem Club Ladies Host at North Seventh Street
Ladies of the Duo Decem etn were guests Thursday of Mrs. 8 , G. Ewen at her home on North Seventh street. Contract bridge followed a dessert luncheon. Members attending were Mesdames B. F. Hanson, J. L. Hoye, H. H. Drey, J. P Clark, William Bale, George Trevett, George Thompson and George Bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. 8
G. Ewen
North Seventh Street
Contract Bridge
Mesdames
B. F. Hanson
J. L. Hoye
H. H. Drey
J. P Clark
William Bale
George Trevett
George Thompson
George Bale
MRS WILSON ENTERTAINS CLUB AT LAKE COTTAGE
Mrs M E Wilson entertained members of her card club at her Spirit Lake cottage Thursday. Guests included Mrs Con Alt, Mrs D S Knudsen, Mrs H O Sillge, Mrs W Dunham, Mrs Geo Lyman, Miss Kathryn Lyman, Mrs J J McKay, Mrs Ella McArdle, Mrs Chas Lewis, Miss Henrietta Miller, Mrs Harry Jones, Mrs R K Blazer, and Mrs R J Ridley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilson
Lake Cottage
M. E. Wilson
Spirit Lake Cottage
Con Alt
D S.knudsen
H. 0. Sillge
W.dunham
Geo. Lyman
Mises Kathryn Lyman
J. J. McKay
Ella McArdle
Chas. Lewis
Henrietta Miller
Harry Jones
Coal Vein Found Under City Street in St Louis
Workmen digging a sewer in St. Louis unearthed a vein of coal of uncertain extent. Thomas Iovaldi holds several lumps. the coal appears fair quality similar to Illinois soft coal. Likely the discovery will supply the workers’ winter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Thomas Iovaldi
Ilinois
Guild formed by Church of Christ women at Lyman home
Young women of the Church of Christ met with Woman's Missionary Council representatives at Miss Kathryn Lyman's home to organize a Guild. A nominating committee of Kathryn Lyman Aletha Whitcomb Mary Peterson and Mrs. George Lucas was appointed. The Guild will meet last Wednesday each month with the next gathering September 29 to elect officers. Refreshments were served by Miss Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Woman’s Missionary Council
Kathryn Lyman
Aletha Whitcomb
Mary Peterson
George Lucas
Pythian Sisters to Hold Important Meeting Weeknight
Pythian Sisters plan a meeting Thursday evening in the city hall south assembly room with emphasis on important business and a large attendance expected. The item follows local social notes about residents' travels and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sister Lodge
Morning frock stars slim princess lines pattern 8031
Pattern 8031 presents a comfortable smart morning frock for daytime wear. Front closure options include buttons to hem or a 30 inch long dress, with a step by step sew chart and coupon-box with pattern order.
Patricia Dow Patterns Sale Notice
Pattern design offer for 15 cents each. Described as pattern with address, pattern number, and size. Patricia Dow Patterns located at 115 Fifth Ave Brooklyn New York.
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Patricia Dow
Fifth Ave
Brooklyn
New York
A Few Ways Ways to Parents and Safety Reminders
A column urges constant daily reminders to teach children safe street crossing habits as schools reopen nationwide. It notes drivers and parents must act prudently and instruct children to cross only at crossings and to walk on the left side when on highways. A separate brief reports on an intoxicated wagon driver in Centerville and a fatal truck incident near Wapello where a car stalled at a railroad crossing and a train derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantey
Centerville
Appanoose County
George Hays
Fred Hays
Nurses Training in Dubuque Enrolls Vents Schroeder
Vents Schroeder leaves for Dubuque to enroll in a hospital nurses training course. Numerous families travel, visit, and relocate within Iowa Minnesota and surrounding states as relatives visit, move, or plan future homes.
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Vents Schroeder
Dubuque
Delicious Desert of Grapefruit Dessert Recipe
Grapefruit, plentiful and affordable, provides a tasty breakfast fruit and vitamin C. A historical pie and baked dessert recipe is given using canned grapefruit juice and sections, gelatin, sugar, egg whites, brown sugar, flour, and a biscuit crust, baked at 425 deg F for twenty five minutes, served with whipped cream and maraschino cherries.
Sweet corn top a Centerville report as tall as 16 feet
A Centerville report notes sweet corn 16 feet tall. About 19 000 quarts of home grown meat fruits and vegetables will be canned at the Pure County farm near Oskapoga. Edward Bretthauer Calhoun county auditor resigned and was found $1 808.57 short in his accounts per a state auditor report and bound over to the grand jury under a $3 000 bond.
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Centerville
Pure County
Oskapoga
Edward ‘Bretthauer
Calhoun County
The Bride Fead An Entertaining Short Fiction
A crook pursues gallantry as a payday in a compact fiction piece. Appears in The American Weekly distributed with Next Sunday's Chicago Herald and Aminer.
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Fead
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