Society Notes Highlight Quilting and Club Gatherings
The society column covers Mrs Schulty and Mrs Dawson planning a full day quilting event for Feb 72 and a family supper on Feb 61 at Mrs Dawson’s home. Observers include Mrs Ralph Williams and Mrs Mert King with a two course luncheon served by Mrs Schulty’s daughter Mrs Hazel Matthess.
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Schulty
Elud
Elizabeth Schulty
Robert Dawson
P. E. C. Chapter Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary
P E C chapters marked fifty years with two large parties and a regular meeting at the Y community room. Founders Mrs. Frank L. Wilson and Miss Ava Denny attended, received corsages, and speakers recalled early history while dignitaries from several chapters joined a banquet and tea.
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Prp
Chapter 1
Frank L. Wilson
Ava Denny
Wilson
Merton Teeter
Columbus
Gsevern Farley
Sylvia Warren
Gtr
Mice Ella Warren
Miller
Alex Miller
Carletts
Denny
Alec Miller
Supreme Chapter
PL R. O
Mary Allen Stafford
YEO Organization
Junella Hhe
Winonack
RR. O. Record
Katherine Mann
Pleasant
P. R. Oo. Sisterhood
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Newton
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Keokuk
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Ella Warren
Flower
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Sylvia Is
C. M. Keck
L. Patterson
T. A. Michels
Chanter
Homer Stephen
Guther
McLaughlin
Brookhart
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A. Rotee
W.s. Masson
A. Anderson
Mra
Ss. Patterson
Orville Elder
George Freshwaters
Y. W. C. A. Sells Kellogg Foods to Raise Shoes Fund
The YWCA plans a special Kellogg product sale at local stores to fund shoes for needy children. Kellogg Co. cooperates by paying a percentage to the volunteers. Prices are lower than usual this Saturday and supporters are urged to stock up.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Y. W
Measles Strains Milwaukee Area Family Headlines
Four McClure family members ill with measles show improvement in Rubio area. Bowesox boys contact with illness. Alan Morgen developing symptoms. Clifford Thompson visits Washington with wife and son. Johnson returns from Pleasant Plain aiding son Tillman with care. Pleasant Plain school briefly closed. Birth of Craig Eugene to Rocene Morgan in January 1884. McClurg visits Morgan home. Derby returns from Washington. Due to the impossible
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McClure
Bowersox
Alan Morgen
Clifford Thompson
Washington
Are. Oo Johnson
Pleasant Plain
Tillman
Rocene Morgan
Craig Eugene
J. W. McClurg
C. R. Morgan
Charles Derby
Dirt roads worsen as thaw leaves Clay township blocked
The thaw freezes roads in Clay township with deep ruts and water making traffic nearly stop. A team and truck are needed to pull a car back to the gravel road. Ira Bowersox rents a farm near Agency and will move soon, Dwight Moody will move to the Conard farm east of Rubio, vacating Bowersox’s place. Residents stay near home and shop via mail order catalogs.
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Ira Bowersox
Agency
Dwight Moody
Conard
Rubio
Bea
Mr. Bowersox
Clay Township
Rich Correspondent Notes Local News From STRINGTOWN
Mrs Rex Swan and Harlan Cummings returned from Washington DC after attending the funeral of the little daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Cummings. Mrs Ethan Brooks visited her son Donald in Chicago until Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hilbrant and daughter visited D C Schantz home. Noah Widmer lost a horse Saturday. Mr and Mrs Amos Graber with Edd Widmer on Wednesday. Ernest Jones is working at...
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Harlan Cummings
Washington, D. c
Glen Cummings
Ethan Brooks
Donald
Chicago
Ralph Hilbrant
D. ¢. Schantz
Noah Widmer
Amos Graber
Edd Widmer
Ernest Jones
Woodcutting at the D C Schantz home scene noted
Albert Graber and Marisa Widmer are cutting wood for Peter Widmer at the D C Schantz residence. The brief excerpt records a domestic task involving three named individuals in what appears to be a home setting.
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D. ¢. Schantz
Albert Graber
Marisa Widmer
Peter Widmer
Maer People of New Zealand North Island Culture
The Maer, famed for culture in the upper half of New Zealand’s North Island, are celebrated as highly intelligent by scientists. The majority of the community are farmers, with some serving as doctors or ministers.
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New Zealand
North Island
Maer
South Pacific
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