Rebekah Officers Elected At Frid Regular Meeting
Officers elected at the regular Rebekah meeting include Noble Grand Mrs Ralph Zeck Vice Grand Mrs Floyd Murdock Secretary Treasurer Mrs Pred Diller and others About fifty members attended The Rebekahs invited the Odd Fellows to joint install in January when officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerekam
Rebekah
Frid Stening
Noble
Ralph Zeck
Floyd 'Murdock
Tree
Pred ‘Diller
Oscar Jugenheimer
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Lective
Fortnightly and Daughters of Veterans Club Notices
The Music Department of the Fortnightly Club meets Monday evening with Mrs. Fred Neis wanger to discuss Some Great Hymns and Why They Were Written by Mrs. Ream. Daughters of Veterans host a pot luck supper at the G A R hall Monday at 6 15 pm, then a regular meeting and inspection night with Mrs. Carle Baker of Fairfield inspecting the tent. Mile Department meets Monday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. F Le Wilson. The Presbyterian Young People hold a monthly social at the home of Mr and Mrs B H Van Meter on West Third Street Monday evening with pot luck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eof Aarty
Catholic Daughters of America
K. 4. Hall
Fred Neiswanger
Ream
Daughters of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Carle Baker
Fairfield
F. le Wilson
Young People’s Bible
The
Presbyterian Church
FW Eastwood
B. H. van Meter
Third Street
Regular meetings and holiday notices from local clubs
The Pythian Sisters of West Chester Temple No 122 hold a regular meeting Tuesday with officer elections and a note urging all members to attend. The group will also meet December 10 with Mrs CW Stewart. American Home Section No 2 meets December 5 at Mrs J E Wright’s, asking members to bring Christmas ideas. The Dorcas society of Paul’s Evangelical church plans December 5 at the church to pack a Christmas box for Hayleton Orphans. The American Home Diment of Fortnightly Section 1 meets with Miss Lydia Juze ler and asks for Christmas gifts. The Eastern Star hosts a 10 cent social at Mrs JE Ream’s on East Main Street Tuesday afternoon, asking attendees to bring a needle and thimble. Mrs Ben Holt hosts Wellston Social Club on Thursday afternoon December 10 with hoops and thimbles and Christmas package exchanges. The Wt club meets December 10 with Mrs Ed Bhalla for an afternoon of activities and Christmas packages. The Linger Longer Club meets December 10 with Mrs Lester Mac for a farm lesson and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pythian Sisters of West Chester Temple
M Cs
CW. Stewart
J. E Wright
Doreas Society of the
Paul's
Lydia Juzeler Dee
JE. Ream
East Main St
Ben Holt
Wellston
Ed Bhalla
Lester Mac
Notices From Kate Duncan Smith School Helpers
Community announcements invite gifts for Kate Duncan Smith girls school. Contact Eva Smeltzer this week. A social program features a flower offering and hot lunch on Monday December 7 at 2 PM. Ladies asked to bring boxes. Cleone Caldwell teacher. Members with M E items should leave at Mrs Frank Kurtz’s home by 2 PM Tuesday. John Winga noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. AL R
Kate Duncan Smith Girls School
Eva Smeltzer
Cleone Caldwell
Pleasant Hill Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Elections
Pleasant Hill reports Sunday visits from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell and children at Frank Scranton’s, and Mrs. Glenn Pratt at Will Caldwell’s. Howard Wittings plan to move to Fairfield soon. Ladies Aid met with ten members and one guest, electing officers for next year: president Mrs. Roy Kephart, president Mrs. Glenn Pratt, secretary Mrs. Howard Well, treasurer Mrs. Will Miller. Several from here attended the event at Lee Hesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Howard Caldwell
Frank Scrantons
Glenn Pratt
Will Caldwell
Howard Wittings
Fairfield
Witting
Dale Darbyshire
Chileren
Carl Schneider
Himer Masons
Etta Reeves
Ladies Aid
Walter Gardner
Roy Kephart
Howard Well
Will Miller
Whi Stafford
Howard Sigafoose
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
Sam Sigafoose
Doty
Lee Hesse
Miss Williams to Buffalo for Student Volunteer Convention
Margarita Williams of Washington is one of four SU students attending the eleventh quadrennial convention of the Student Volunteer Movement in Buffalo New York from December 30 1931 to January 3 1932. The Iowa delegation plans a pre trip drive from Iowa City December 28 with Grinnell and other state colleges joining. Over 4000 professors and students are expected to attend to study world forces shaping human life with speakers including John R Mott Kirby Page Dr Paul W Harrison and T Z Koo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margarita Williams
Washington
Y. W
University of Iown
United States
Canada
Buffalo
N. Y
James C. Manry
Towa City
Lowa City
Grinnell
Iowa
John R. Mott
International Missionary Council
Kirby Page
Paul W. Harrison
Ara- Ma
T.Z. Koo
World Student Christian Federation
Odd Fellows Husk Corn for Thompson
Local Odd Fellows and three Rebekahs husked corn at J. H. Thompson’s farm to aid the ailing member. Noon dinner surprised workers as Thompson’s family and visitors shared a meal. Attending members included Jarrard, R R Nor Ralph Zeck, J W Davison, F Murdock, Walter Gardner, Ro Turnipseed, Oscar Jugenheimer, M D Lee, E A Kephart, OA Roc sam, Browning of Des Moines. Rebekahs Mrs C A Roebsam, Mrs Ralph Zeck, Mrs W F Mur. Also noted funeral of Mr. Tom Thompson Friday at the Methodist Church in Washington with guests Mrs Rud Chalupa and Evelyn Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
J. H. Thompson
Order
J. W. Davison
F. Murdock
Walter Gardner
Turnipseed
Oscar Jugenheimer
M.D. Lee
E. A. Kephart
OA Rocsam
Mr. Browning
Des Moines
Rebekahs
C. A. Roebsam
Ralph Zeck
W. F. Mur. Rock
Tom Thvompa
Methoist Church
Washington
Irs
Rud. Chalupa
Evelyn
Helen Caldwell
Ralph Hesceltine
Fart Kephare
Louis’ Baker
Crawfordsville social notes from December gatherings
Crawfordsville correspondent reports Mrs John Lease and Mrs Buxraum visiting Davenport as guests of Bruce Lease. Rev and Mrs F Wenger and Rev and Mrs W H Porter with Miss Mary Cotter dined with the Williamses of Washington, then attended a training school. Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church plan their regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
John Lease
Buxraum
Davenport
Bruce Lease
F. Wenger
W H. Porter
Mise Mary
Cotter
Williams
Washington
The
Presbyterian Church
Local Noble News Notes from J A Frey Household
Mrs J A Frey and family hosted Sunday dinner with visitors including Swartzendruber and wife returning from Wincis. Otto Frey and family and Miss Selina Wittmer spent time at MU Pleasant with Noah Wittner and kin. Me Yoder funeral attended at Ralona. Mennonite Helping Hand class met at Josephine Mast's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOBLE_E. J. Frey
J A. Frey
Mennonite Sunday School
Weir
Josephine
Mast
Bidith Wenger
Otto Frey
Willis Troyler
Mt. Pleasant
Leterity
A. St. Miller
Wit Amaca Miller
Pekin
Weather and crime notes from Iowa reports in Des Moines
A chilly Iowa week ahead with rain or snow expected, then warmer tomorrow, as federal meteorologists track western flurries moving east. Kidnaping arrests in Des Moines include Allie Kiddie and James Sheridan tied to the cigar store case, plus gambling raid arrests. local officials monitor unemployment relief and school tax issues in council Bluffs and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
der Ur Allie Kiddie
James Sheridan Hictims
de Moines
Kid Apers
Sheridan
Kiddie
Po!ice
Robert Wilson
Auction of Cattle and Horse Exhibit Closes Stock Show
CHICAGO December 5. Auction of a few more cattle carats and a final horse show tonight will close the international livestock exhibit Directors with more than 5 million dollars of the nation's fine animals anticipated a large attendance to bring record totals. Prices averaged about seven cents a pound under last year but posts down 25 to 50 percent still yielded profit. Six champion classes for prizes are planned at the horse show tonight. A matinee was also set. Breeding cattle sales encouraged stockmen with purebred Shorthorn cattle averaging near 250 dollars per animal and 1440 dollars paid for the two year old grand champion bull. Di Vide Sensation sold. und Farms Sharpsburg Ml show at which
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Livestock
Oith
B Und Farms
Sharpsburg
Week of Dec 1 News Review Highlights Local Losses And Dashes
Veterans death and diabetes claim elderly residents. two robberies reported at Johnson Cafe and Fred Stewart warehouse. Tax cut talk, budget drive, transit changes, and Chautauqua Park bequest feature in a busy community week. Local notices cover births and illnesses, real estate moves, and civic group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Cafe
North Fourth Ave
Fred Stewart Warehouse
Baptist Church schedules devotions and services
The church announces morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 7:20 led by minister Arthur A. Ving. A series of meetings for all who are young in spirit includes 2:30 and 8:15 sessions with C. V. Brown as superintendent, aiming to provide friendly spiritual support.
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Arch of Friendry
Folks
C. V. Brown
Universal Bible Sun
Telly
Arthur A. Ving
Weather Guess From Pauls Lumber Courier
The note predicts weather changes with rain or snow possible by night, mentioning Pauls Lumber and a mail carrier. The writer cites three possibilities and favors clearing up, though specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartio Ragan
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TR. Gillespie
W. M. Fitaw Tiam
Lawrence Wilson
Santa Claus
J. H. Humston
E. T. Hansen
Preston Wolf
0. M. Cuddy
James Baird
Mike Lewis
George Havel
Jolly Dorm Club
Bernadine Jones
Leona
Helen Kos
Arthur Havel
Ver Rath
Edwin
Frank Kos
Tony Capp
Charles Kallaus
Vincent Tellin
Verhita
Dorothy
Edward Prebyt
George Bhalla
Raymond Kos
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Grid Aid Society
Grace Hill Fach
Marie Churchill
Ira Miksch
Mrs. Jones
J. E. Sherlock
Wo HL Brinning
Methodist Mission
Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary
So¢Ry
J. H. Peet
Sam Knupp
E. E. Stutsman
Christ
T. R. Benn
Bertha Phillips
A. Anderson
George Trinton
Barker
George Dowell
J. A. Taylor
Ellitt Grayson
Remps Hampsher
W. L. Alcorn
Genna
World Armaments
Une Jolly Farm Bureau
Gertrude Clark
Ida Wooley
Farm Bureau
F. M Wood
Atchison and Daveter
Ruth Elizabeth
Vera Sand
Rosemary Club
Vince Marek
John Cherry
Vince Marekars
Adolph Marcon
Lloyd Stout
Charles Casper
Home Builders Clas
Methodist Church
Joe Knotek
Howard Anderson
Scott Wilcox
Ralph
Flowers
George Baker
Floral Fund
W. F. Bickel
Teae
Ralph Martin
W. F Bickel
Golla Miler
Everett Miller
Kitty
Nevieve Haker
Dolly
Arlene Knotek
Matandah Martin
Evelyn Taylor
Leah Anderson
Jack Frost
Mildred Anderson
Tle of
Russe
L Miller
Verna Bickel
Frank Longwell
Golla” Mill
Meihbern
Unit No
M. E
Prank Kurtz
Tueadas
John Winga
Earl Kephart Orresper
Miss Williams
Odd Fellows Husk
Thompson
Merle Oleson
Neville, Ia
Donald Mitchell
Baton Rouge
Syrus H. McCormack Jr
Iowa State News
Penn Col
Oskaloosa
Council Bluffs
Charles Lacey
Lacey
R. ©. Borreson
Imelda Deateh Underwood
R. Willams
Towa Department of Public
Verona
Delaware
Spencer Torkelson
John Willliams
Merritt Giffin
V. K. Webster
Becker Chapman Post
American Legion
Towan
Ord
Folls
Mary
Braner
Los Angeles
Cal
Charlie Bregge
Haskins
Lyda C. Klugh
West Monroe
Court House
Board of Supervisors
W. D. Townsley
Chautauqua Park
J. Draper
Frank McKay
C. D. Dayton
Jane Reid
Peoria
George Reid
Mrs
T. J. Easter
Ainsworth
Tampa, Florida
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ET Cottey
Wellman On
George Washington
Tom Thompson
Thomas Hopkins
5. 8Th Street
Jason Hopkins
Q Mabin
E. D. Miller
Wellman
W. S. Kyle
Mahin
H. F. Masson
Westeyn Tringiey
Mire
George Stewart
Frank Brindles
I Huston
Texas
George Beck
Katona
Journal
J McCoy
M. E. Canier
Margaret Cowden
Persia
New York
East Beore
A.M. Cowden
Noted Presbyterian Church
Dee
Joseph Wolf
Louis
Norvallis
Montana
Gerald Duncan
Publelty J
T Iu
SR. Miller
Poor
Boyd Berdo
North Town Ave
Rose Reid
Connecticut
Town
To Burris
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Nate
Nesota
Are
Rawn
S. R. Miller
Will. Sickles
Howard McBride
Robert Weite
Will Mobland
Leonora Guyer
J. E. Lemmon
BE. E. Stutsman
Phe Very ci
Mama
Mercy Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Episcopal Church
East Second Street
Dave Knottnerus
South Ave
R. Mount
Lincoln
Hamlin
Mount
Oldnough
Eliza Ann Yockey
John Yorkey
Jamet Smith Hancher
A.S. Smith
M. E. Church
Fairfiel
Robert Lowe
Sixtih Street
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CM Keek
Kennet Carris
Chereh
Pauls
Paul
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