Early Copies of P E O Record Display
P E O Chapter 1 held its regular meeting with Mrs F W Eastwood and Mrs J M Lloyd presiding. A program reviewed the P E C O Record by Mrs A Anderson and featured displays of the Record from 1889 and 1890 with history of its development. Tea was served by Mrs Huastwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
F. W. Eastwood
J. M. Lloyd
P.e.co. Record
A. Anderson
P. L. Etter
T. L. Brookhart
Lloyd
Record
The
Huastwood
Local News Notes On Visits And Mailing Addresses
Mr and Mrs Albert Simpson visited Davenport yesterday at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stanley Jones and family. This is the new address of T S LaRoy J Moriarty APO 923 care of postmaster San Francisco California. William Crawford recently on a fifteen day furlough from Camp Polk Louisiana arrived home to visit wife and parents and relatives. This notes the address of Pvt R G Moriarty Co F 1548 Training Unit P O Box 3323 University of Kentucky Lexington Kentucky. Cpl Tech and Mrs Dale Fuhr are visiting here and in Crawfordsville with Cpl Tech Wuhr on a ten day leave from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Simpson
Davenport
Mr. and Stanley Jones
LaRoy J. Moriarty
San Francisco
Calif
William Crawford
Camp Polk, la
Steve Crawford
Norman
Pvt
R. G. Moriarty
Co. F
P. O
Universy of Kentucky
Lexington
Ken
H J Club Meeting With Mrs C Fisher
Mrs Frank Snyder hosted the December H J Club meeting attended by 11 members three children and guest Jean Applegate of Rochester Minnesota. Officers for the new year were elected with Mrs Don Holmes as president and a party planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snyder
H. H. Club
Jean Applegate
Rochester
Minn
Cclub
Forest Walker
Don Holmes
Charles Jeffries
Walker
Will Longer
Howard McAtlin
Dan Boone
Bealer Elected President at U and t Club Meeting
Seven members attended a business and social meeting hosted by Mrs Mae Dawson yesterday. Mrs T J Hexworth presided as the club elected officers for the new year: Mrs W A Bealer president, Mrs Dawson vice president, Mrs Ernest Garrett treasurer, Mrs Ben Holt secretary, Mrs Hexworth reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and T Club
Mae Dawson
T. J. Hexworth
W. A. Bealer
Dawson
Frnest Garrett
Ben Holt
Hexworth
Barnetts Attend Funeral for Mrs Margaret Brown
Newton couple Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Barnett attended the funeral service for Mrs. Margaret Brown this morning and will visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haney over the weekend. Mrs. W. S. Kyle left for Kalamazoo to visit her son Don Kyle and family. Farmers were reminded of Red Dog flour at A P Store priced at 2.17. Alfred Stalder returned from three months in Miami with husband So. M 3/C Stalder. H L Moriarty listed at San Francisco fleet post office. Ralph Furr and wife were in Muscatine on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Barnett
Newton
Margaret Brown
Frank Haney
W. S. Kyle
Kalamazoo, Michi
Don Kyle
Robert
Alfred Stalder
Miami
Fla
So.m.3
Stalder
Miami Nary
Polk Era Ends Dancing at White House Receptions
In the Polk presidency from 1845 to 1849 the First Lady Mrs. Polk banned dancing at White House receptions, ending formal dances during official gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
James K. Polk
Faltz Names Glick and Two Widows in Notice
Mrs. Glick and Mrs. Fred Jones along with Mrs. C. L. Eyestone are listed in a local notice regarding a social or legal matter. The item presents courtesy titles and mentions these three women as figures in the notification.
Damascus Shrine Invites For Two Christmas Ceremonials
Members of Damascus Shrine No. 10 receive two invitations to Christmas ceremonies. Rose Croix Shrine No. 5 Muscatine will hold a ceremony at 8 o clock Monday evening December 6 at the Masonic temple. Manetho Shrine No. 22 Fort Madison invites members to a ceremony at o o clock Tuesday evening December 14 with social hours and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Shower Courtesy For Mrs. Lombardi
Mrs. Hazel Lombardi was honored at a post nuptial shower hosted by her mother Mrs. Lloyd Hopping and sisters Edna Mae and Gladys Hopping. Hazel, wife of Corporal Carmin J. Lombardi, recently married in El Paso, received many gifts as families and friends from Riverside and Brooklyn gathered for refreshments and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Lombardi
Lloyd Hopping
Edna Mae
Gladys Hopping
Hazel Hopping
Riverside
Corporal Carmin J. Lombardi
Brooklyn
N.Y
el Paso
Texas
Lombardi
Air Corps
Coffee Club Chooses Afternoon Meetings
Mrs. Orville Unzicker hosted the East E Coffee Club at nine in the morning. The group decided to shift future meetings to the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Floyd Murdock, Mrs. Mary Sherlock, Mrs. Keith Sweet, Mrs. Guy Evans, Mrs. Bryan Coakley, Mrs. Homer Godwin, Mrs. Leslie Blick, Mrs. Herbert Evans, Mrs. Lee Wallace, Mrs. A. E. Pratt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Unzicker
East E. Coffee Club
Floyd Murdock
Mary Sherlock
Keith Sweet
Guy Evans
Bryan Coakley
Homer Godwin
Leslie Blick
Herbert Evans
Lee Wallace
A. E. Pratt
Irl
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Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Larry Simms
Plus Western
Dennis Moore
Fuzzy Knight
Lili
Cet Buckley
Richards Rhumat
Phillips & Hebner
Yard & McFarlane Insurance Agency
Atchison
H. J. Club
C. Fisher
Bealer
U & President
Brazil
Unidos
Somos
Fuertes
Venceremos
Central Park
DR. Hess
H. L. Moriarty
C.M. 2
Fleet Post Office
Ralph Furr
Muscatine
A Astaire Joie Ay
Pete Smith
Damascus
Mrs. Lombardi
Oscar Geret
Orie O'Connor
Myrtte O'Connor
T. M. O'Connor
Don Batter
Elmer Keine
Richard Houseal
Henry Miller
Nettie Miller
Bennie Schantz
Washington
Albert Wehr
Ainsworth
John Gase
Bernadine Yeggr
Anetta Strebb
Mary Simons
Big Washington
GEO. J. Breitenbagh
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Walls
Coffee Club
Mrs. Unzicker
Ordin Ny
Winga’s
Winga North Side Cafe
Saturday Evening Post
Ote
Ren
Irving Pichel
Kenneth Macgowan
Kathryn Scola
Julien Josephson
Don Ameche
Frances Dee
Comfury
fOx Picture
Butcher of Seville
Pn the News
Washington Lumber & Fuel CO
Pioneer Yard
Jim White
Love Bros
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