Community Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
The Sunshine Community club picnicked at Sunset Park with a large turnout and a bountiful fried chicken dinner. Various clubs held August meetings with hostesses and guests, while Ella Reitan's betrothal dinner and upcoming weddings were noted amid hospital events and a civic gathering in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Sunsset Park
Laura Mathews
Sunset Park
Washington County Hospital
Ella Reitan
Ned Harpy
Punty Medical Association
Will Griffin
Riverside
Miss Reitan
Announcements From Local 社 Church and Clubs
Announcements note the 167 Eastwood class of Bresby Sunday school monthly meeting with a covered dish supper on Tuesday evening September 3 at 723 2nd Street Ling dish to pass sandwiches dish and silver. The HoH Club meets with Mrs Trssia Hopping Thursday afternoon Sept 3 roll call to be answered with cookie recipes. Entertainment by Mrs Emma Meathin and Mrs Bertha Weekly 16s The Rooster club with Lloyd Walker Tuesday p.m. Sept 3 Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Ben Fitzgerald
Pansy Hill Club
Carl Herring
Toll Coll
John Caldwell
Ainsworth
Elizabeth Teese
Zella ‘Trezona
Ainswort
Lara Eden
Eva Blankenhorn
Eastwood
Bresby S Unday School
Missie Graff
2Nd Street
Tr'ssia
Emma MeAthin
Bertha
M.r. Snider
A. M. Wagner
Denver
Colorado
Bertha Woodfinger
Omaha
Sting
Sam Lewi
M. B.C
Manual for Housewives Offers New Shopping Perspective
New York readers learn that American women spend over 40 million dollars yearly on home goods. William H. Baldwin says shopping liberates women from drudgery yet costs first hand product knowledge. He argues shoppers must use instinct and wit amid aggressive advertising and a rising industrial order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam H. Baldwin
Baldwin
America
Dutch Creek Fair Draws Big Crowds in Richland
Richland reports a bustling Dutch Creek Fair with sizable crowds, speeches by Bergman on road improvement and county control shifting to the board of supervisors. The event featured the Kerrigan Harmony Five musical program, numerous contests, exhibits, and community turnout across multiple states, highlighting local homecoming and sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Creek Fair
Bergman
State Highway Commission
Ergman
Towa
Ta Commission
Persal
Kerrigan Harmony
Keran
Hhe
Rubie
Heis
Joe Augustine
Frank Macon
Ralph Dougherty
James Stewart
Ainsworth
Washington
Dutch Creek
Delco
Frank Broadgate
Kiein
Dater Creek
Klein
Swan reunion and community notices from STRINGTOWN
Mr and Mrs Rex Swan and daughter Marian and various families visited Pulaski and nearby relatives. The McNess agent made rounds, neighbors hosted ice cream at the Widmer home, and families gathered for a party with games, singing, and refreshments. Edward Wenger plans to teach music in Mt Pleasant schools this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Rex Swan
Marian
Swan
Raymond Rieh
Daber
Dan W. Widmer
Aaron Wyse
Ben Widmer
Omer Seberg
Pulaski
Lows
McNess Agen
Leonard ‘Trabert
Melvin
Milford
Nebr
Peter Graber
John Graber
Joe Widmer
Mae J
Vivian Eicher
Dave Graber
Wenger
Ceda Falls
Mt. Pleasant
Wilbur Schantz
Ruth
Dave. Schantz
Comanche
Howard Platt
J. J. Rich
Vitur Schantz
Joe T. Wenger
Otto Suter
Edward Wenger
Ethan Brooks
Amos Goad
Kickapoo Indians Skip Beans After Green Corn Dance
In Stillwater Oklahoma the Kickapoo tribe adheres to a superstition delaying bean consumption until after the green corn dance in July. This practice, followed despite higher yields in corn, beans, and pumpkins, risks wasting the early harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A. & M
Woman Credits Sargon for Recovery After Illness
Mrs. C Wolf of Omaha testifies she suffered two years of severe pain and sickness with no relief from doctors. After using Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills she regained appetite and strength, improved digestion, and can do housework. The statement appears as an advertisement testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nd St
Omaha
Sherman Bros
Bride and Groom Tie Knot in Cridersville Nuptials
In Cridersville Ohio Mae Clark 5 wed George W Moore 50 a Toledo city employee in a ceremony described as an unusual romance. Moore after his father died at age 10 lived with his future bride and the wedding drew attention as a community event with Serena Wolfe 101 Crider ville attending as a bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cridersville
Serena Wolfe
Criderville
Mae Clark
George W. Moore
Moore
Wedding Riddle Hints Husband to Stay Home Says He Anorist
A fragmentary note from a wedding scene mentions a puppy couple leaving under an archway of spades and suggests the bridegroom should avoid nights out and tend the garden. The odd phrasing reads like a coded hint from the He anorist.
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Society
Marion McLaughlin
Pete
Ella Reltan
Ned Haney
Macomb 1
George Reed
Edith Reed
Miss Relton
Frances Minlek
Nellie Dodder
Martha Blick
R. L. Blick
Arthur E. Miller
John Miller
New Philadephia
Ohio
P. E. Roll
Victor Biner
the Rooster Club
Lloyd Walker
Hota
Richland
Janet
J. H. Hendrickson
Ottumwa
Forth Bostwick, Jr
Rob. BW. Lab
Robert Kephart
Me. Plains
James. Zeck
Rom Town
Fair Ground
Gene Trask
John Jackson
Neis Mangold
Iris
Ruth Bender
Keith Steinbeck
Ardith
Boyd Stoutner
Donald Stutsman
Lloyd Robertson
Charles Burns
Sigourney
Andy Blattner
Will Roberts
Board of Fair Managers
Carl W. Klein
Howard Altenbernd
GH. Mayer
Myron
H. B. Frank
J. A Mayer
J. B. Deal
W. J. Pfeifer
Perry Deal
Francis Feltz
Frank Feltz
George Brinning
Joe Hartnell
John Redlinger
R. Sheetz
Andy Brining
Lloyd Luer
Man
Helen Red
Sargon
C. Wolf
Johnson’s
Aaa
Swift
Atha
Johnson’s Grocery
Washington Oil Company
Washington, Iowa
East Washington Street
Yours Truly
Washington Oll Company
FORD
Washington Motor Company
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