Local Society Notes Highlight Christmas Plans and Weddings
The Valley St Pauls Ladies Aid met for quilting and devotional services led by Rev. Klein. Reb eKah officers were elected and the Christmas dinner planned. Woman’s clubs in Ainsworth and local Presbyterian and Methodist groups held Christmas programs and luncheons, with a double wedding announced for Miss Rosalie Gray and Miss Waunda Gray in Minneapolis, and guests from Caldwell and Omaha attended various events.
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The
Valley St. Pauls Vengelicat Ladies’ Aid Society
W. J. Pfeifer
Tisttere
Eteht
Klein
J. B. Deal
George B. Gray
Minneapolis
Minn
Orelock
Rosalie Gray
Albert Willis Nelson
Waunda Sherwood Gray
Louis Georges Marzell
Virginia City
Patterson
Grace Presbyterian Church
Harmony Club Dines and Plans Bake Sale for December
The Harmony Club met at Halph Lytle's home for December with Mrs. W. F. Fickel as chair of the social committee. Members contributed to Perkins hospital and prepared chair cushions for the Old Soldiers home while planning a December 13 bake sale.
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Harmony Club
Sirs Halph Lytle
Howard McCreedy
Manford Wilcox
Harry McConnell
Perkins Hospital
Old Soldiers Home
Paul
Governor Small and Family Injured in Car Crash
Governor Len Small his son Leslie his wife Mrs A A Incesh and Al Bothfuhr of the state highway department were recovering today from injuries after an automobile wreck near Pontiac Illinois. The governor's car was struck from the rear as they traveled from Springfield to the governor's home.
Iowa breeder dominates stock show with twelve firsts or seconds
HK. F. Davidson of Menlo Jr. sweeps the breeding Yorkshire class at the International Livestock show in Chicago with twelve top placements. His entries secure grand and reserve titles across boars sows and herd categories, while Wisconsin exhibitors win blue ribbons in the herd competition. The grand champion Clydesdale mare comes from Hayfield Farm Wilkes-Barre Pa and Pennsylvania State College earns honors in cheviots and prize flocks. Charlie V. Lemmon of New London Mo. takes the Aberdeen Angus junior yearling steer award.
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Chicago
Iowa
HK. F. Davidson
Menlo, Jr
Davidson
Wisconsin
Hayfield Farm
Wilkesbarre
Pennyslvania State College
Charlies V. Lemmon
New London
Drake Relays Set for April 24 25 in Des Moines
Kenneth L. Wilson Drake University athletics director announced the sixteenth annual Drake relay carnival will be held in Des Moines on April 24 and 25 with support pledged from the Western Conference Missouri Valley and other western universities and colleges.
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Drake
Des Moines
Kenneth L. Wilson
Drake University
Wilson
Missouri Valley
Communist Students Clash with Police in Agram Uni Protest
In Belgrade on December 6 Communist students rallied against government measures at Agram University, clashing with police. The confrontation left a dozen students and five policemen wounded.
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Belgrade
Agram University
Education
Legionaries Meeting To Discuss 1925 Dues Reduction
Announcement notes a special Legionnaires meeting on Monday December to discuss lowering dues for 1925. Committee invites members to attend.
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Legionaires Speci
Fortnightly and Auxiliary Notices From West Chester
Ladies Aid Society hosts and department meetings announced for December with multiple gatherings at local homes and halls. The Albert M Huff Auxiliary president will inspect the Auxiliary at the G A R hall December 8 at 7 30 PM. Donations of vases or money requested for Washington County Hospital flowers program.
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Albert M. Huff
G.A. R. Hall
Washington County Hospital
Crail’s
Community notices schedule December events at local groups
Multiple civic groups announce meetings and events at various venues. PTA and Centennial school plan afternoon and evening gatherings, a Fortnightly club meet, Ladies Social Union oyster supper, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society program, Baptist church bazaar, Pythian Sisters election, K P regular meeting, and a Franklin Center box supper with program. all invite attendees and note dates in December.
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Lt.s. Patterson
J. B. Ream
Nora Dewey
Miss Humphrey
A. Schmoellier
Lawrence Wilson
W. Matacha
Rantietekin
H. A. Baxter
Roy Mallory
Ladies’ Social Union of
New Haven
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church At
West Chester
J. D. Dayton
Agnes Ross
Frank Ross
Franklin Center
Mildred Davidson
Rosemary Club Meeting Details for Christmas Exchange
Notice states the Rosemary Club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Dewey Weeks for a Christmas exchange. The event location or exact time is not specified, and the text includes a street or number 5313 without clear context.
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Milan Shields
Rosemary Club
Dewey Weeks
Death of a Marion Police Chief Linked to Harding Widow
Vinton Iowa December 6 The illness of Mrs Warren G Harding widow of the late president may reflect the shock of learning of a Marion Ohio police chief s fatal accident that occurred as the presidential party toured the city The chief fell from a car after greeting Mrs Harding sustaining a fractured skull and dying the next morning The Harding family and friends requested no word of the accident at the time
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Associated Preen
Vinton
Iowa
Warren G. Harding
Marion
The
Land
W. J. Harding
Bulletin
Keystone
Mrs. Harding
Dr. Harding
Thanksgiving at Battle Creek Hospital Diary Entry
A Thanksgiving morning note from Battle Creek describes hospital life and meals. The author notes a festive dining hall with a vegetable fruit pyramid and a strict diet, praising soups desserts and sparing salt while detailing patient nurses and staff, and expresses longing to return home after an extended stay.
Mrs Harding Shaken by Fatal Accident News
The report notes Mrs Harding learned of a fatal accident only after her visit to Marion, where crowds celebrated her and her husband. The shock hindered her ability to engage in White House duties for days after returning to Washington.
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Harding
Marion
Washington
White House
Washington unrest grows in Henan province report
Consul General Heintzelman in Jiankow informs Washington of rising unrest in Henan province. New York Ambassador Jules Jumeerand, retiring dean of the diplomatic corps, received an honorary Doctor of Laws from New York University. Governor Scott Bone signals Alaska may seek statehood within four years.
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Washington
Henan Povidence
China
State Department
Heintzelman
Jiankow
New York
Jules Jumeerand
New York University
Alaska
Scott Bone
Territory
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Rebekahs
Noble Grand
Myrtle Morgan
Elizabeth Schulty
Edna Flynn
Lucile Bates
Jennie Jugenheimer
Josie Schneider
Oscar Jugenheimer
Monday Bridge Club
R. S. Warfel
Congress Hotel
Delta Alpha Sunday School
Methodist Church
Mra. W. F. Fickel
Small and Family
W. S. Beyer
Mollie Tierney
Howard Stewart
Dan Rohrer
Ladies Aid Society
Home Eeconomies Department
Frank Wilson
Department of Home Economics
Will Dupuis
Parent-Teachers Association of
Centennial School
West Chester Pythian Sisters
K. P
W. H. Sigafoose
C. C
Mie
Iowa City
Paglert Theatre
Ancs
the Woods Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Thief of
Bagdad
Liberty Theatre
W. G. Harding
Battle Creek
School For Dietitians
Ourmos Savings Club
Esi
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
F. C. Frye
A. BE. Sanda
Ainsworth
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. I
Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
Brighton
R. A
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Co. J. Wilson
Co. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Eicher
Abstract Department
Green
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
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