Christmas Ideas Prevail at All Three Meetings of American Home
Forty members and three guests attended American Home Section 1 at Mrs John Foster s home. A penny for the Y W C A Christmas party and a white elephant sale raised funds for the County Bluffs orphans home. An instruction on highway safety was shared by Miss Olive Campbell and refreshments featured Christmas treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Section
John Foster
W. J. Masson
Frank Gobble
Boyd Foster
County Bluffs
Olive Campbell
Blaine Holmes
John Rittenhouse
George Foster
Charles Crane
J. C. Carris
T. W. Harwood
Nena Badenoch
Freq Moore
C. KE. Negus
Will Matueha
G. W. White
M. Pierce
J. ©. Elder
H. I. Ward
Harvey Meek
M. A Davidson
Casey
Ma Casey
Sidney Moore
Pa Casey
Grant Humble
Mary Casey
Earl Bickford
Kathleen Casey
John Winga
Dennis Casey
Dorothy van Meter
John Casey
Glenn Wilson
Ottumwa
D. Patterson
William Manassier
Sadie Davidson
Addie Shannon
Roy Means
M. R. Sartor
Ed Squire
Missionary Entertains Guests Tuesday Evening
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary society hosted guests Tuesday evening including Rev and Mrs M C Carstensen Dr and Mrs Arthur Atack Miss Laura Einspahr and women from the A M E Church who sang African spirituals illustrating the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne
Holland Missionary Society
The
Baptist Missionary Society
M. C. Carstensen
Arthur Atack
Laura Einspahr
A. M
Parlor Intrigue Echoes Through Family Ties
In a lush household, Christie lies sick as Adele and Nettie press around Donald Latham whose hospital visit unravels a web of romance and ambition. Eve, Donald’s mother, needles him about marriage while Christie, Adele, and Isabelle chase life, writing, and status in a secretary‑style diary. The scene hints at a deeper family drama awaiting the next chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Cooper
Donald
Blizgards
Mrs. Cooper
Nettie
Adele
Christine
Christie
Cooper
Nettle
Ms. Cooper
Isabelle
Mother
Donald Latham
Eve
Edith
John
Marcella
Erskines
Caldwells
van Sickles
Coopers
Donny
Darling
John Field
Eve Darling
Bing Vestures Syndicate
Canada Name Origin Traced to Hu caw Indian Word
The term Canada derives from the Hu caw word for village or settlement, reflecting Indigenous roots in regional naming history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canad
Canada
Vor
Cyclonettes defeat Olds Raiders in local basketball game
In Crawfordsville on Friday night the Cyclonettes beat the Olds Raiderettes 28 to 22, a hard fought game, while the Olds Raiders edged the Cyclones 23 to 22 in a prior meeting. Mentions of funeral travel and community events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
Cyclonettes
Olds
Olds Raiderettes
Olds Raiders
Cyclones
Kepper
Burlington
Enos Davis
Blake Spencer
Irma
Emporia
Kansas
Davis
Joe Morris
Bruce Lease
Davenport
Donald White
College of Commerce
Viola Morgan
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J. O. Sexton
A. L. Brookhart
Iowa
A. Anderson
Grace Randell
Edna Mercer
Evelyn Nethergall
Frances Sartor
A. M. E. Church
Theodosia Turner
H. R. Crayton
Leola McLamore
Leone Crayton
A. H. H. Missionary
Brother
Clay
C. L. Stannard
Ames
Teedh
Santa
Goodfellows Committee
Washington
Baskets of Deli
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Mas
Dred Needy
Ington Goodfel
Lows Committee
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