Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and A Wedding
A busy society page covers the Navajo club gathering at Mrs. BE Go Wilsons with fifteen ladies, Mrs Mason of Washington PA and Mrs Tra Bowman as guests, and a lunch service by Mrs Wilken. A farewell in honor of Frank Chez in Colorado follows, with games, music, croquet, and a late lunch at the Malickhy home. Dale Ebner’s group hosts an all day picnic near Haskins, with field day activities, pictures, candy, and a send off for college bound friends Helen Wood and Lois Brown. Lola Evangeline Godwin marries Edme Koehler of Ainsworth in a brown canton crepe dress, ring ceremony, a yellow and white reception, and plans a Chicago trip before settling on the groom’s farm near Ainsworth. The Younger Set Dancing Club hosts a party at the Commercial Club, and Marguerite McGugin hosts a Covered Dish gathering on Main Street. The BE O W Club meets at Mrs. Roy Littrel’s with two visitors, a short meeting, and a luncheon, Contributed notices complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Go Wilson
Mason
Washington
Pennsylvania
Tra Bowman
Wileen
Lawrence Wilken
J. C. Maetickhy
Frank
Colorado
Denver
Archie Lafourek
Bryan Nicholson
Dale Ebner
Haskins
Ebner
John Godwin
Lola Evangeline
Edme Koehler
Ainsworth
Carl Koehler
W. W. Hampton
Lohengren
Gladys Lohrer
Washington High School
Minnesota Paves 165 Miles State Trunk Road Network
Minnesota advances its good roads program with 25 miles opened between St. Cloud and Royalton linking Minneapolis to St. Cloud. By winter the state will have 165 miles of continuous paving from Faribault through the Twin Cities to Little Falls plus a Duluth to Iron Range route via Virginia and Grand Rapids. Branding and marking systems will be improved for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Royalton
Faribault
Twin Cities
Little Falls
Duluth
Iron Range
Virginia
Grand Rapids
Buhl
State Highway Department
Hope in Europe offers a path to reparations accord
Edwin James argues for renewed hope in European talks with a November conference likely. He says France may adopt a shielding stance, and both Lloyd George and Poincare will seek to align policies after cooling tensions. The piece notes Britain leans toward leniency while France seeks practical reparations, with a middle ground possible. Bergeie Larson to coach at Ames and Nate Fields to teach at Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin James
Mr. James
France
Lloyd George
Poincare
Germany
England
America
Bergeie Larson
Ames
Nate Fields
Toledo
Towa
County Farm Picnic Draws Big Crowd And Praise
The annual County Farm picnic drew a large, well-behaved crowd with noon arrivals and atwo oclock program after band music. Speakers praised Iowa laws, county care, and education while highlighting costs per patient and tax considerations.
Joy Rider Con Stable Scene Inspires Quip on Rights
A rural constable and a judge debate rights as a Joy Rider character challenges speed limits at 96 miles an hour. Mike reveals he was fired and plans to return to searching for work, while Pat questions his prospects.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sirs. L. &. Patterson
Howse Gueet
Mies Margnerite Parker
Dale
Helen Wood
Lois Brown
Loii Brown
Myrlie Boice
Hattiah Welch
Jane Iaw
Martha McGinnis
Helen Beal
Helen Livingston
Beatrice Fair
Marion McLaughlin
Hazel Booth
Set
Ffight
Marguerite McGugin
Covered Dish Club
Fast Main Street
Chicago
BE. O. W. Club
Roy Littrel
Louw Arthur
Hugh Arthur
Miss Lou Arthur
Littrel
Ferguson
Apple—Dingbat
Matty
Apple
Chile
Slack
Paridan
Navy
Brown
ATH, Sym
Hschild’s
Goodyear
Loameny Tree
Geto
Deeneesen
Hoomemny Med
C-Ccseeeanes
Ieee
Leah
Lee
Oxfords For Girls
Economy Shoe Store
Hope IN
Europe
Home Picnic
TOIAL
Isplen
Muesic
Court House
C. A. Dewey
Iowa
Hyp
J. Reade McCrory
Washington County Institution
Co. O. Dayton
Board of Supervisors
Rev. McCrory
Dayton
Pat
Mike
Begorra
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