Bethel Missionary Society Meets in November Joy
Marriages and community notices fill this report with two weddings in Wayland and Rimersburg. Miss Anama Cunningham weds Robert Maxwell McCall at New Kensington Rev Fred Blick officiates. Lenore Miller marries Oscar Miller in Wayland as an octet sings. Guests, gifts, and a long honeymoon plan anchor the social record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anama Cunningham
Rimersburg
Robert Maxwell McCall
Washington
New Kensington
Fred Blick
United Presbyterian
Akron
Rimersburg Record
Tillie McCall
Washington High School
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Ladies Auxiliary Appoints Committees at Riverside Meeting
At the Riverside Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion meeting, members named committees for the year including Americanism, Child Welfare, Community Service, Finance, Junior Activities, Membership, Poppy, Publicity, Rehabilitation, Legislation, Emblems, Music, Radio, Constitution and By Laws, Education of War Orphans, and President's Parley. The group hosted a dinner raising 59 dollars for the treasury while local residents faced illnesses and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Fanny Bushek
Eva Thompson
Rose Day Tremont
Celia Lafouret
Cecile Doud
Kate Ingram
Velma Korous
Vidac
Jay
Edna Mutler
Mary Kucera
Cecile Ndond
Edna Bushek
Emity Vesely
Emily Vesely
Rose Kare
Rose Kore
Edna Trushek
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
Schmidt
Everett Latta
Ronald
Donald
Los Angeles
Calif
H. H. Schweitzer
F. Bergeman
Riverside High School
Tergman
Hubbard
Iowa
Fata Conn
Irvin
Marshalltown
Henry F. Griffin
McFarland and Related Families Noted in Notice
Washington families including Mr and Mrs R B McFarland and family J A McFarland Mr and Mrs J H McFarland and family Mary Baxter and the Karl Gesling family of Ainsworth are listed in a local notice noting family affiliations and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R. B. McFarland
J. A. McFarland
J. H. McFarland
Mary Baxter
Karl Gesling
Ainsworth
Birthday tributes and anniversary notice from Pleasant Ridge
Lois Je p Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Ross of Pleasant Ridge near Washington is three today Others celebrate birthdays including Mrs L B Stark Mrs Glenn Pratt and Mildred Shebeck Mr and Mrs George Am long quietly observed their 47th wedding anniversary Saturday at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Je@p Ross
Leslie Ross
Pleasant Ridge
Washington
L. B. Stark
Rt. 2
Glenn Pratt
Pleasant Hill
Mildred Shebeck
George Amlong
Local club notices and postponements announced
Announcements list rescheduled events and postponed meetings. The L QO BK Initiary degree Tuesday night and a Kalora candidate are noted. The W club dinner moves to the second Wednesday at 6 15 p m Presbyterain cottage. Prairie Flower chicken supper postponed indefinitely. Daughters of Union Veterans tonight’s meeting postponed. Unit 7 Methodist Ladies Aid donations to bazaar arranged with the solicitor or Mrs Harold Deimer West Main. Dec meeting of the P A R at Mrs Harwood home December 4 at 7 30 program on New Hampshire signers of the Constitution by Miss Tripp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unit 7
Methodist Ladies Aid
Harold Deimerly
West Main
Tesday
RegMar
A. J. Harwood
New Hampshire
Tripp
Will Seal Many Millions Of New Corn This Year
Des Moines reports 15 to 20 million bushels of new corn to be sealed when storage becomes eligible today. Ray Murray, Iowa secretary of agriculture, predicted on Friday. Sealing at 55 cents per bushel applies to farm storage under the revised federal sealing program, up from 45 cents previously set by AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Murray
AAA
The World’s Largest Job Creation Idea Debated
In a remark attributed to Uncle Eben, a controversial claim asserts that the largest job creation plan was conceived in seven days, yet humanity spends millions of years debating how to use it. The quote illustrates public skepticism about swift grand schemes and the slow pace of collective decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Zodiac Outlook Notes On December Third Birthday
The star signs predict heightened perception for those born on December 3. It adds that June 16 to 18, 1923, will be generally favorable, highlighting a period of increased insight and luck.
Fortnightly club and Rainbow Girls meet this week
The Fortnightly club music department gathers at 7 45 Monday evening at Mrs George Freshwaters home. The Vigilants at the Presbyterian church meet at Mr and Mrs Van Meter 1105 No Town Monday evening Dec 3 with supper as usual. Rainbow Girls hold a regular meeting at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Freshwaters
Presbyterian Church
van Meter
Rainbow Girls
Fortnightly Handicraft and Society Meetings Schedule
Tuesday department meetings set for Christmas ideas and officer elections. Mrs J F E Wright hosts at 621 East Main Street at 2 p m. Royal Neighbors gather at Woodman hall at 8 p m Tuesday. Friendly Social Club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Frank Earl for Christmas exchange. Pythian Sisters convene 7 80 Tuesday evening Dec 4 for officer nominations. Bring sandwiches. Handicraft section meets with Mrs Herman Twinam Tuesday at 28 o'clock for last minute Christmas displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Handicraft
J. FE. Wright
East Main Street
Frank Earl
Pythian Sisters
Handcraft Dept. of
Herman Twinam
Columbus Junction Social Notices Roundup
Local Columbus Junction column lists church meetings birthdays and visitors. Items include Sisterhood gathering with Mrs Overholt and daughter Marie, visits by Breneman and Schlung, and a walnut of pastors eyes of honor Rev John H Gabriel at Newcomb Memorial Presbyterian church. News covers relatives visiting Muscatine Moline and Omaha along with a 400th Bible translation anniversary observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Dec
F. C
S&s
MM. Overholt
Marie
Albert Brenneman
Otlimwa
May Breneman
Pied Schlung
John H. Gabriel
Davenport
Newcomb Memorial Presbyterian Church
Dee
Ellen Biges
Columbus City
Methodist Church
Nice
George Tern
Walter Kern
Chileren
Lewis
Clyde Kern
Moline
Club meetings and social events listed for Wednesday
The Kolah club meets with Mrs. Steve Crawford Wednesday afternoon followed by IX club with Mrs. Frank Casey at 2 o'clock. Past Noble Grand circle to entertain husbands at Odd Fellow hall at eight. Notify Mrs. Floyd Murdock by Tuesday noon if unable to attend. Chile Study of Fortnightly meets Mr. Richard McCleery at 414 West Main on Wednesday December 5 at 2 20 PM. The Merry Makers quintet meets with Mrs. Clyd Fishburn Wednesday December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle
Odd
Floyd Murdock
Dept. of Chile
Richard McCleery
Cotter church bazaar and supper set for December
The Cotter Presbyterian church women announce their annual bazaar and chicken supper on December 4 at the church. Orville Kemp has been named manager of Eclipse Lumber Company’s Lone Tree operations. Eva McKee, a teacher at Illinois State Teachers College, De Kalb, will visit family this weekend. Local residents include Mr and Mrs James McKee and Mr and Mrs Morris Marshall with Mary Helen and Donald of Davenport visiting relatives. Oakland church contest winners were Virginia Grover and Richard Henderson. The Cotter high school junior class will present a play on December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Davenport
Virginia Grover
Ams’ School
Richard Henderson
Pitchin
Oakland
Highway Patrolmen Travel by Rail in Snowbound Des Moines
Des Moines hosted the weekly conference of Iowa state highway patrolmen led by Supt. Lew Wallace. More than half of the attendees reached by train due to heavy snow on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lew Wallice
Town Dig Out After Worst Snowfall In Years
Des Moines state traffic resumed slowly after a heavy snowstorm that blanketed the region. Crews divided among five hundred plows and around three hundred highway workers labored to clear roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Community clubs schedule December events and socials
West Chester church groups and auxiliary clubs share December plans. The M E church young people host a social with a Christmas exchange and committees chosen for next year. U P church ladies meet for 2 30 prayers Irene DeLonge leads devotion. Harmony club meets December 6 with roll call on Thanksgiving, charity program planned. FE O W club hosts Dec 6 at the Country club with a covered dish dinner and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
M. E
Rosamond Shellman
Velda Harland
Harry Dusenberry
Gertrude Beatty
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
Jane Stewart
Jay Brown
Irene DeLonge
Harmony Community Club
Harold Klopfenstein
Two men die while clearing snow near homes
Walt Kinery, 60, of Adel died from a cerebral hemorrhage while freeing his car from a snow drift. J. Houx, 77, of Cedar Rapids died of a heart attack yesterday while shoveling snow in front of his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dus
Walt Kinery
Adel
Houx
Cedar Rapids
Sheldon Votes Down Plan For City Light Plant
Residents of Sheldon defeated a plan to build a municipal light plant by 845 to 681 after a four week campaign. The city now sources electricity from the Town Public Service Co. of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Elecctric
Town Public Service Co
Sioux City
Columbus Junction Family Notes and Society Gleanings
Martha Butler reports from Columbus Junction as families visit relatives over Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs M A David host relatives in Fairfield, while Paul Klotz and Mrs Hattle McGraw join Dr and Mrs A J Gretner in Muscatine. Sisterhood plans a meeting with Mrs H B Thomas and J H Huston speaks on book eversion. The Tuckes family relocates to the Glen Schlichting farm in Concord township. Lawrence Estle, Louisa county fair president, earns a seat at Iowa fair officials meeting in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tuckes Arm
Columbus City
Glen Schlichting
Concord Township
Lawrence Estle
Louisa County Fair Esseition
Dale
Iowa
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Society
Max McCall
Pennsylvania
Lenore Miller
Oscar Miller
Wayland
Amuasa Miller
Lenore
David PD. Miller
Nea Olds
Simon Gingerich
Sugar Creek
Jesus
Lukita Widmer
Ruth Miller
Velma Roth
Susan Troyer
Henry Leichty
Willis Troyer
Orie Miller
Will Leichty
Vera Miller
Dallas Miller
Eliza Wyse
Mayme
Beulah Roth
Susan Miller
Amasa Miller
David Miller
Dalla Miller
Henri Leichty
William Leichty
Willi Troyer
Delores
Velma Mayme
Urbane
Lu Ella Widmer
Sheridan, Ore
Melvin Miller
Morten Vil
Millersbore
Aurora
Goshen
Ind
Pekin
Bugar Creek Church
Edna
Plorence McFarland
Y. C. Mack
Clarence Johnson
Saco
Montana
Karl Gesting
Richard Leonard
Glen Harvey
New York
W. G. Daub
C. W. Watson
Mrs
Bethel Missionary Society
Bethel Missionary Sociey
Bethel Church
Women and Missions Magazine
Alaska
Myrtle Pearson
Viola Larson
Helen Foster
Grace Shaw
Belle Davis
Michael
Alice Brown
Emma Shaw
Colden
Wayland Wayland
Pec
Jacob Koebel
NEW Girls’ Club
Mary Misel
Harriet Dunbar
Ha Hindahl
Alice Ward
Floyd Towers
Alice Mundi
Marjorie Strong
Nah Hindahl
Luetta Misel
Peanu
Wookoe
Poe Inek
Marle Steele
Myre
D. Dayton
Robert Dawson
Ryneet Garrett
Will Steeles
Jon Merwell
KK. Sehmidt
Steele
West Chester Corps
Mra L. RR
Kalora
B. Prp. W. Club
Presbyterian Cottage
Pris
Pierce
Main Street
Daughters of Union Veterans
Woodman Hall
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Greeley Blankenship
Peter Creek
John Christofone
Williamson
W. Vaankenship
Christofone
Blankenship
Martha Tytler
Lydia George
Mrs. Hill
Muscatine
Laura Garrett Batlerth
Floyd Barnes
Omaha
Edna Shellabarger
Juniior
Marengo
A Nn Shellabarger
Fredonia
Nevads Achison
Iowa City
Anny Duncan
Marin Luther
J. CC. Richie
Lester Orr
Waukon
Roy Pine
Robert
Jean Knoxville
Conesville
Paul Berg
Ottumwa
W. H. Dean
Ronald Marr
Glen Flyn
S. J. Lewis
Hubert Simons
Gorlington
Forrest Prevet
Lone Tree
Bina Knauss
Lloyd Roundy
The
Kolah Club
Steve Crawford
Frank Casey
Merry Makers Elinch
Clyd P Fishburn
Cotter High School
P. BE. OO
Mrs. May
Eastwood
Charg of Charity Committee
Masonic Temple
H. H. Club
Tena Hoxworth
FE. O. W. Club
Joe Maxwell
Screenland
Gretna Green
Yuma
Ariz
Margaret Sullavan
William Wyler
Hollywood
Martha Butler
Ward
RCA
Hazelline
Montgomery Ward
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