Social notes from the Indian Creek and U and I clubs
The Indian Creek club met with Mrs. Ralph Frasey on August 12 for a vase making talk and a member program followed by refreshments. The U and I club gathered with Mrs. Charles Behulty for a well attended meeting and a minutes and social time with fancy work and treats. Edna Mayo marked her seventh birthday with a party at home for fifteen schoolmates, hosted by her father Oral Mayo and assisted by family, with a cake and candles and light refreshments. Out of town guests included Dr. and Mrs. W J M Scott of Cleveland and Carl and Walter Meek of Detroit.
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Indian Creek Club
Ralph Frasey
U. and I. Club
Charles Behulty
Frank Morgan
Cornice
M. D. Lee
M. R. Meek
W. J. M. Scott
Cleveland
Onio
Carl and
Walter Meek
Detroit
Michigan
Edna Mayo
Carol Forgey
Edna
Oral Mayo
Cook's
Intellectuals Work to Be Championed by International Bodies
August 14 The American Committee of Intellectual Cooperation will collaborate with the League of Nations to protect scientific property and study inter university relations. The group will gather data on study courses, establish international library exchanges, and coordinate with committees across many nations to act as a clearing house for ideas.
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Poston
American Committee of Intellectual Co-operation
League of Nations
United States
International Committee
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
British Empire
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Chile
Denmark
Esthenia
Findland
France
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Panama
Poland
Roumania
Salvador
Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
South Africa
Spain
Switzerland
Birthday Talk At The Zoo Ends In Horned Insight
A tale at the zoo features Tam the Addax and Sable Antelope debating birthday wishes. The Addax notes turning fourteen this year in North Africa, while the Sable reflects on life’s meaning beyond beauty. They discuss zoo life, visitors, and appreciation from those close.
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Tam
North
Africa
Tuy Horns
Mr. TL
Mr. Sable Antelope
Mr. J. Antelope
Oakmont course listed as tough national tournament site
Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh is described as the hardest U S venue for the National Amateur Championship set for August 31 to September 5. The 6 860 yard course features numerous bunkers ditches traps and rolling greens with yardage and hole by hole details noted.
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Associated Press
Fittsburgh
United States
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Oakmont
United States Golf Association
Te Fairway
Washington Iowa Church Founding and Growth 1840 47
An Iowa pastor recalls probation as a Presbyterian license to preach and administer sacraments. He arrived in Washington in 1840 as a probationer, helped raise funds, and was ordained in Illinois. The small congregation, led by key elders, built a two story church by 1847 with a schoolroom above, sustaining Christian teaching in Washington from 1840 to 1847.
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Presbyterian Church
Alaas
Prebbytery
Aynod
Iowa
Washington
Wiee
W. J. Case
Associate Presbyterian Church
Grandview
Illinois
Dr. Ramsey
Chartiers
James Pawson
George Dil
Jackson
Thos. Ritchey
Aaron Conger
Nathan Baker
Dawson
Dill
Ritchey
Baker
Wm. French
D. W. French
Ohio
Jas, Dawson
William French
Associate Presbyterian
Theenas
John Vincent
Allen
Aime
Andersons
Curries
la Porte
Dawson Brothers
Kilsores
Stewarts
Craigs
Pennsylvania
Ers
David Anderson
James Currie
John Kilgore
James Fulton
Pe McClelland
Penn
Alex Orr
President Coolidge Seeks Dental Relief in Vermont
President Coolidge suffered a crowned tooth pain during a Vermont visit and stopped at Dr. F R Jewett, an old friend, for relief. The dentist removed the crown and placed a temporary filling, with the president promising to return later for work.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
President Coolidge
Woodstock
F. R. Jewett
Dies at Age of 104 in Hastings Minnesota
Mrs Poeny Grandma Truax a longtime Hastings resident and one of Minnesota's oldest inhabitants has died She would have turned 104 in September at age 103 final birthday reported for August 15 obituary notes her long life and status as a local elder remained.
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Hastings, Minn
Poeny
Four men killed as fence touched by high voltage in Iowa
In Iowa City four men near a farm were struck by a charged fence when a telephone wire broke into a high tension line. Paul Miller and John Miller were brothers. J M Mathes and Joe Wall died trying to aid them. Coroner called for inquest. triple funeral planned for Monday.
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Ifty
Associated Press
Iowa City
Here
J. M. Mathes
Paul Miller
John Miller
Joe Wall
John A. Miller
John
Paul
Mathes
Celear
Wall
Donohue
County Officers to Meet at Waterloo
Waterloo was chosen as the next convention city by the County Officials Association at the closing session of the three day convention. Id Madigan of Waterloo was elected president to succeed Wm. Baldwin of Des Moines. Howard Churchhill of this city was chosen vice president and R. L. Borner of Jesup was elected treasurer and L. L. Randall, this city, county recorder, was made secretary. August 12, 12 and 14 were the dates chosen for next year's convention.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
County Officiala Association
Id Madigan
Wm. Baldwin
Des Moines
Howard Churchhill
Board of Supervisors
R. L. Borner
Jesup
L. L. Randall
Brighton People News Briefs From Aug 14
Social notes from Brighton Iowa list visits and travels of residents and relatives. Families including C C Heacock Picken Jamison and Armstrong are mentioned with destinations in Claremont St. Charles Fairfield Hazelton Mt. Union Oskaloosa Fort Madison and Colorado. The Princess Theatre reopens after repairs and Chautauqua closes with tickets pledged for 1924 season.
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Brighton
C. C. Heacock
Claremont
California
C. G. Picken
St. Charles
Iowa
Fairfield
Jake Alkire
Ralyi
Jamison
Birmingham
C. K. Bennett
Milford Dey
Shirley Ann
Kirksville
Tle
Dorothy
Maxine
Gertrude Jones
Robert
Oskaloosa
Winfield
L. R. Burdock
Nina Cormick
Mt. Union C. IL
Cedar Rapids
Frank Gerry
Ad McCarty
Grace Stone
Little Son
Des Moines
Charlie Joyneon
Linby
Mackwood
James Reeser
Ft. Madison
John Diller
Peoria
Scott
G. W. Taylor
Ernest Taylor
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Colorado
W. 8. Keller
Council Bluffs
Ida Seeley
Evora Wilkins
Walters
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Alex Clark
Edith Weidner
Washington
Clark
Maurice Gowey
Gale Heacock
HW. W. Helmick
Marjorie Buffum
Chicago
Columbia
James Buffin
Glen Gowey
Irmal
Medford
Wisconsin
A. R. Gowey
Chasey
Richland
Paris Models Young MamSelles Style From Kasha To Lace
Paris showcases outfits for young girls moving toward adult style with emphasis on finish and color. Ensembles feature kasha coats lined with printed silk, simple embroidery, and party dresses in taffeta Georgette and lace with ribbons, plaits, and two tone girdles.
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Lvore
Paris
Mam'selle
Georgette
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