Social notes highlight bridge party and club gatherings
Mrs Harve Carter hosted two tables of bridge honoring Mrs C H Bogle of Long Beach visiting her Mc Laughlin parents. Out of town guests included Mrs Charles McLaughlin of Philadelphia and Mrs Elvin Ryan of Fidora. High score prize went to Mrs Frank Miller and a guest gift to Mrs Bogle. Additional items cover luncheons, Friendly Threshers, N S A club, Pansy Hill ice cream social, Merry Makers, birthday of Rosemary Morrison, W R C scrapbooks and upcoming picnics, with ministers and missionaries present at church events.
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Harve Carter
C. H. Bogle
Long Beach Calif
W. McLaughlin
Charles McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Elvin Ryan
Fidora
Frank Miller
Charles McConnell
Edna Dowell
Alda Rhea
Denver
Colo
Joe
Miss Als
McConnell
Joe McConnell
Capitola Prindley
Floyd Hamil
Ted Crone
George Pauls
Cora Dunsmore
Richard McCleery
Morrison
C. H. Guther
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Barbara Lee Etter
Lois Mace
Letty Jean Fry
Frances Jane Casey
Dorothy Ann Tanner
Dale Lupton
Bobby Bostwick
Carla Joan Guther
Shirley Mae Brown
Marjorie Carlson
Douglas Morrison
Mary K. Morrison
Martha Ann Morrison
Newton
Rosemary
Jack Adkins
Panhandle
Texas
Oskaloosa
Noel reunion near Washington draws relatives for annual gathering
The Noel reunion was held south of Washington on Sunday with Mrs. Harold Hays and her relatives from Iowa City Newton Oskaloosa Moline Davenport and Washington attending. The noon dinner was shared and the afternoon filled with visiting as the group plans to meet in Davenport next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Hays
S. Noel
Iowa City
Hays
Davenport
C. S. Noel
Vernie
Roy Busby
Mildred
Rooster Club Meeting and Other Social Events
Rooster club to meet at Mrs. Merle Mrkles home Tuesday afternoon with Mel Guy Stumpf and Mrs. Oral Norman organizing entertainment and a paper by the hostess on Crims. Kolah club to meet with Mrs. Arthur Wead Tuesday afternoon. Baptist Young Woman's Missionary Society to hold a Tuesday picnic at Sunset Sparklingown, meeting at the church at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooster Club
Merle Mrkles
Mel Guy Stumpf
Oral Norman
The
Kolah Club
Arthur Wead
Baptist Young Woman's Missionary Society
Rural Woman's Club
Sam fRowser
Wednesday Country Club Women Golfers Plan IHY Breakfast
Members of the Wednesday Country Club women golfers announce plans to attend the IHY breakfast, organizing details for the event and coordinating attendance among club players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Ihy
Sunshine Community Club Picnic At Sunset Park
The Sunshine Community club hosts a picnic on Thursday August 10 at Sunset Park inviting all former members. Bring a basket dinner and lemons for lemonade.
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Sunshine Community Club
Sunset Park
Friendship club meets with Mrs Gee this Friday
The Friendship club will meet with Mrs Gee on Friday afternoon August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Announcements for West Chester M E Church Event
Miss Anna Ross hosts the ladies aid gathering at West Chester M E Church Wednesday afternoon August 9. All ladies of the community are cordially invited to attend hosted by Mrs Ross and Mrs Fred Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ross
Sees Ross
Fred Bauer
Ladies Aid of
West Chester
Weather Shifts Delay Harvest and Local Meetings
East Highland received several showers slowing threshing with Jimmy Devorak Gale Murdock Jim Swails and others working on last Friday and Monday. Rev B K Heltibridle and evangelist Hillard led a two week meeting at Wright County then weeks-era to Salem Davenport but sickness and travel delays halted plans. Funeral of Mrs Merridear noted with burial at Lilly Cemetery now owned by J W Coon and small cemetery gatherings abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Highland
Highland
Dave Jimmy
Gale Murdock
Jim Swails
Albert Weber
John Weber
Richard Skola
B. KB
Heltibridie
Evangelist Hillard
Wright County
Bruce Marshall
Prigst
Salem
Davenport
Salem meeting fills riverbank baptism scene and funeral plea
Rev E Fr Heltibride led a baptism at the Riverbank with Rev Hillard. Hillard preached at Salem Sunday and received word of a neighbor's death asking for funeral sermons. Social notes mention visits from the Lintz family and other neighbors, crop losses in Harper Kansas, and local farm chores.
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Heltibride
Evangelist Hillard
Salem
Hillard
Cillian Rust
Tom Bruce Marshall
N Harper
Kans
Itowa
Mable Marshall
Oscar
J. W. Coons
Frank Swailes
Bruce Marshall
Seaton
Community thanks for flowers after daughter's death
The Duret family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and the beautiful flowers sent during the sickness and death of their daughter and sister.
What a Man Really Is In The Mind Gallery Of Thought
The quote invites readers to examine a man by the pictures hung in his mind and the studio of his soul. It asserts that inner thoughts shape character and cites the adage as a guide: as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.
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Rey, Edward T, Sullivan
Chicago
Streams That Trout Favor Favor Gravelly Bottoms
Streams with gravel-covered bottoms attract trout as minute insect foods cling to the hard surfaces of small stones, offering food for young trout and a habitat that supports their feeding.
Romantic garden mystery ends in confession and wedding
In a Dugans garden flirtation and jealousy unfold as Carl Pratt suspects a rival, Stephen Van Dyke, of theft. A raid at a dance reveals Stephen as a thief and Carl’s daring arrest. Carl then accepts a college teaching post and asks Ann to marry next year after graduation.
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Dugan
Ann
Dugans
Carl
Carlton Pratt
Stephen
Stephen van Dyke
van Dyke
T Am
Silk Considered Unclean by Mohammedans
A phrase notes that silk is deemed unclean by Mohammedans as it is produced by a worm.
Austrians Visit the Exposition and World’s Fair Tour
From Chicago correspondent the Century of Progress gates surpassed seven million through August first with attendance rising toward October. Austrian visitors at Sheridan Plaza describe American life, while Beacon tours guide guests through the 600 foot skyride at night. Special plans are laid for August 13 as crowds are expected to surge.
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Chicago
Beacon
Arcturus
Beacon City
Sheridan Plaza Hotel
Hungarian Visitors Tour Chicago During World’s Fair Stay
A group of ninety one South Central European visitors, including Hungarian nobility such as Count Karolyi and Countess Karolyi, stayed at the Sheridan Plaza hotel in Chicago. The party, with business magnates and media figures from Vienna and Budapest, praised Chicago’s lake front and the Century of Progress exposition but objected to mid-way concessions and amusements.
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Beacon Party
William J. Williams
Chicago
Williams
Minnesota
Sheridan Plaza
Beacon Hotel-Way
Europe
Karolyi
Fruzsina
Franz Joseph I of
Austria
Hungary
Vienna
Jacques Asseof
Bulearia
Robert Ditz
Czechoslovakia
F. Vogel
Zurich
Switzerland
Count Karolyi
New York City
Chicago Lake Front
Funeral services for Gibson V. Bailey held at L. A. Jones
Funeral services for Gibson V. Bailey were held Friday afternoon at the L. A. Jones funeral home conducted by Rev. F. L. Eastwood, with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Pallbearers were Oral Conrad, Frank Bailey, Bob Kulp, Stanley Bailey, Clyde Fishburn, and Delbert Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson V. Bailey
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
FL. W. Eastwood
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Oral Conrad
Frank Bailey
Bob Kulp
Stanley
Clyde Fishburn
Delbert Bailey
Mass Production Democracy vs Exclusion
A fragment quotes Lan Long arguing democracy cannot advance through mass production of exclusiveness. The remark critiques inclusive reach and the limits of mass systems in achieving broad political equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Long
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H. Boal
Keota
XN. Ss. A
Agnes Anderson
LaVerne
Ted Miller
Milwaukee
Wis
Maxine Chambers
Packwood
Iowa
Elwood
Wilma Kleese
Chas. Custer
Henry Miller
Nettie Miller
Pansy Hill Club
John Wagner
John Pratt
Edgar Stout
Hutton
Junior Wels
Bill Birka
Merry Makers
Clayton Bear
Merry Makers Club
Nellie Scott
Rosetta Ashby
Fordyce
J. C. Fordyce
East Main Street
Tacoma
Wash
C. V. Crull
Virginia
Charles
Will Fordyce
Crull
Pordyce
Wehotervelt
Presbyterian
Ncns
Mary Mickey
Ruth Davie
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Lou Jean Stewart
Pollow
Jesus
Leon Cortiveo2
Sherman Watson
Mary Rickey
Kathryn Little
Mawries
Holsity
Duane Peterson
Ruth Davina
Eva Diller
Flora Dodds
Dinne
Mra FW Eastwood
May Morrison
Rosemary Morrison
Loyd Morrison
Gal
WORD
Woman's Relief Corp
Perkins Hospital
L. R. Baker
Mise Oleeta Stewart
A. BR. Sehmeller
National
W. R
Mr Pleasant
J. W. Scott
Paul Gorham
Independent Club
Nelson Thompson
Just
Cy Bush
Maytag
Lowa
Scott
H. J. Hays
Ellen Worth
Evening Journal
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Churen
Joan Shebeck
CC C Reeves
Nina Smith
Phillips
Marshall
Jim McGuire
Bruce Marshalls
Mike Murdocks
Blanche Weber
Albert Webere
Mast Highland
David Duret
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU
Old Country
Nein
Board of Trade
the Merchandise Mart
National Broadcasting Station
Great Marshall Field Store
Chicago University
the Ghetto
Hull House
China Town
Gib Bailey
Nelly Don
Donna Gordon
Rothschild's
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