Christmas events and club meetings fill Highland community
The Highland Social Club held its annual Christmas tee and entertainment at Highland Center School on Christmas Eve with a mock club meeting, radio program and songs by children, Santa’s arrival, and treats. Walnut 4-7 Club met with Hazel and Ruth Longer. Mary Mickey was named secretary treasurer and appointed to the program committee amid a Christmas in other lands theme. Harvey dinner hosted by the Harvey family featured 22 guests, candles, holly from California, and Santa gifts. A birthday dinner for Catherine Jane Hull included a large family gathering, dinner, show, cards and dancing. friends gathered for bridge and banco games at the Hammer home followed by luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Social Club
Highland Center School
Santa Claus
Walnut
Hazel
Ruth Longer
Mary Mickey
Treasure
Martha Richards
Ruth Mary Dunbar
Myrtle Coakley
Harvey
T. J. Harvey
California
Will Taylor
Glenwood Bowden
Rockwood
Santa
Riley Pro
Ottumwa
Floyd Harvey
Charles Faulkner
Harvey Wagner
Paul Harvey
Tommy Harvey
Beulah Harvey
Catherine Jane Hull
Mrs Hwe
Winifred Aien
Gertrude Hammer
Margaret Sexton
Isabelle Davis
Wayne Knight
David Elde
Norman Sage
Dunsam Morrison
Merritt McDaniel
Community Notices and New Year Gatherings Across Town
Local groups post announcements for December 31 and New Year events. O O BP regular meeting, library closure, Presbyterian New Year dinner, Wellston Social Club January 2, Ladies Aid dinner, United Presbyterian annual supper with potluck, Walnut Woman’s Club New Year dinner, Loyal Fellowship class pot luck, and Friendship Club luncheon details across multiple venues and organizers.
Social Calendar for the Week in West Chester Area
The community schedules New Year dinners church gatherings and club meetings from Dec 31 to Jan 7. Events include Mary Louise Harwood hosts, Kooking Klub, Presbyterian and United Presbyterian dinners, Methodist New Year reception, Walnut Women’s Club at the Bairds, Welleton social club all day, St Paul evangelical ladies aid, O G T bridge club, andSunshine Community dinners. Local residents and groups such as the Living Lake and South Prairie school district, Sun Day school, Knighthood of Columbus, PEO, and M E church contribute activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Dave Knottneares
The
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Porter
Earl Simpson
I. J. Ross
Methodist Church
Walnut Women’s Club
J. H. Baird
Grace Tines
Welleton
St. Paul Evangelial Church
Dave
West Chester
Donner
Community club notices and meeting reminders from 27113
A compilation of local society notices including a special meeting for Chapter 1 initiation at Miss Mary Hunters home, Presbyterian ladies sewing session, Lock Century club gathering with book discussion, Pilotsburg Ladies Aid bake sale, Rebekah and O F peaceful installation, Rural Womans club lamp shade demonstration, and various bake sale offerings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hunter
Rural Womans Club
Lloyd Hampton
West Chester Holiday Weather Draws School Kids Off
In West Chester on December 28 residents enjoy a warm spell as schoolchildren take vacation. Mrs Lyle Smith of Sioux City visits the Boyer family home for the holidays and spends time with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IWEST
Scarlet fever case noted in town during holidays
One scarlet fever case is reported with Eunice Sigmund improving. Christmas activities include visits by Harold and Betty Griggs at Ollie, Minnie Smith at Brighton, Jno Anderson en route from Marshalltown to Table Grove, and Charles Harlan with Washington relatives. Rev F J Robins hosted friends including Hattie Green and James Daniels for Christmas dinner and a goose supper with Bowes of near Ainsworth joining later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Sigmund
Harold Griggs
Betty
Brumback
Ollie
Minnie Smith
Howard Swisher
Brighton
Jno. Anderson
Marshalltown
Iowa
Table Grove
Hattie R. Green
James Daniels
Business as usual New Year forecast
New York December 31 American prosperity in 1930 will equal or surpass the record year just closed according to forecasts from business leaders railroad executives and correspondents worldwide. 1929 saw many records despite the stock market break and 1930 is seen as exceedingly good if 1929 is equalled with the general note of business as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
United Press
Its Significance of Gold Fringe on Regimental Colors
The gold fringe on the American flag indicates it serves as regimental colors. It marks unit identity and ceremonial presence in military displays and parades.
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Frances McCoy
North Second Avenue
Irene Fishburn
Dorothy Masson
Ruth Gibson
Fort Madison
Marie Jackson
Gailord Waymack
KE. B. Hammer
Main Street
O. O. BP
Grace Times
Wellston
Walnut Woman's Club
Loyal Fellowship
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Will Stafford
Friendship Club
J. LE. Jolson
Washington
Mr. Johson
Susan
Mayo
Mayo’s Home Bakery
Tubrsday
Mary Louise Harwood
East Main Street
John Fosters
O. G.T. Bridge Club
John Munn
Whursday
EK. O. W. Club
R Nehart
Ed Grayson
Knights of Columbus
Joe Pieper
G. K
Sunshine Community
J. O. Matthews
Cc. O. C
M. FE
Knotherues
Lloyd Hamilton
QO. G. T. Bridge Club
C.W. Stewart
Sunshine Community Club
B. BE. B
M. E. Church
Alfred Baldridge
Harold Clegg
Ainsworth
T. W. Harwood
Delph’an
C. W. Stewart
Lock Century Club
Alfred@ Baldrige
Henry
Sth
Fraces Hackett
George Morrison
Ruth Thorne
Pilotsburg
Washington Ceaners
Gale
Rebekah
TS O. O. F
Rebekahs
Ziate
L. Griffith
Washington, Iowa
Charles Harlan
F. J. Robins
D. F. Macon
Reister
W. S. Reister & Sons
H. H. and
C. C. Reister
Mgrs
H. J. Hays, Mer
Wellman Produce Co
Wellman, Iowa
Nick Snyder, Mer
Wayland Produce Co
Wayland, Iowa
J. Don Hays
Columbus Jet. Produce Co
Columbus Junction
Roy Littrel
Riverside Produce Co
Riverside, Iowa
Claude L. Reister
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