Brighton Lodge Social Hours and Local News Brought Together
Brighton Feb 27. Rebekah Lodge held a social hour after a regular meeting. An entertainment group planned desserts including cake coffee and whipped cream. Katheryn Davicon celebrated her 13th birthday with the Domestic Science group though a lecture by Rev. Jerry Clark caused the party to be moved. Several town residents moved or planned moves, births occurred, and local clubs met for a daylong session.
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Cel
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Leslie Hicks
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Iowa City
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Dora Sanders
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Central City
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Construction Co
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Burlington
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Magdeline Mineart
Chillicothe
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Chicago
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Phoeba Peterson
Coppock
L M. Shryock
Frank Weidner
Robt. Balderson
Washington
Local gatherings and games fill Columbus Junction week
Mrs T N ONeill and Miss Ruby host a luncheon for visiting Grand Matron Elizabeth Kammann and others. An Osage district dinner followed with a 75 attending the school of instruction. WEC and Philathea events, a Washington Kensington, and a girls basketball win over Letts highlight a week of social and sports in Columbus Junction.
Community club social roundups and church gatherings
Reports from Society items across several groups. The Fletr de Jie club met Tuesday afternoon with seven members amid cold roads. Mrs. Stewart served a two course luncheon. EK O W club hosted by Mrs Alfred Johnson with eleven members and three guests. two course luncheon followed by business. Baptist church ladies held a monthly social with about twenty five attendees and Washington birthday themed decorations. City Library hosted the first story hour directed by the inter church committee with fifty children. Presbyterian clergy led stories with Miss Riddle and Miss Jessie Kerr, scheduling future Saturdays. Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society noted exceptional interest with forty plus attendees, devotional led by Mrs J Genkinger, lesson by Mrs Eyestone, discussion by Mrs Brinton on The Church's Opportunity, and enigma activities. Lenten offering highlighted. Social hour featured a George Washington and Lincoln program. Miss Vernette Johnson presented readings. Mrs Cher ry role played Martha Washington with cakes from officers served at tea.
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Frank Lynch
Morehead
Letts
Junction
George Brock
Anna Stafford
Nichola
Benjamin Davis
Marshalltown
R. L. Richards
Cotter
Philathea Clase
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Krieger
Chicago
Mary McWilliams
Albert Ohlsen
Martha
George Washington
Mary Williams
Robert Moore
W.A. Carr
Effie Kelly
Rev. Ruston
Jean Gentaler
Joscelyn McRoberts
Eda Trickey
FE. W. McWilliams
Elizabeth McWilliams
Virginia Cavin
Mrs. Carr
Burle Ruston
Charles Giffey
Clyde Duncan
Elsie Freeman
W. E. Ruston
Fletr de Jie Ecuh
Frereite Stewart
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Washington
Inter Church Committee
The
Miss Riddle
Jessie Kerr
Woman's Home’ Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. F. Marsh
J. H. Genkinger
Mary EB. Eyestone
George Brinton
Tom Schulty
Lincoln
Vernette Johnson
Corinne Cherry
Martha Washington
Grace Hill Community Notes Farmland Movements and Social
Grace Hill residents report spring butchering by Ed Leides Dave Turnipseed and Paul Harvey. Mark Wagner relocated from Keota to the W. H. Brinning farm west of Wellston to work for Tra Mikseh. Pearl Blick visited relatives, Ray Perrys moved to the Boyd Gerdo farm north of town. A stray wet-dress hen hints at cold. Mrs Porter's birthday party with cyclamen gifts and neighbors, plus Byron Hoover Clement Griffith and Porter families, is described. Little Russell Hayes ill with cold. Evans families move to former Brook farm.
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Grace Hill
Dave
West Chester
Mrs. Porter
Paul Harvey
Dave Turnipseed
Clement Griffith
Preston Hoover
Russell Hayes
George
John Evans
C. A. Brook
Ainsworth Relatives Visiting Wellman
Mrs Therold Gray and her young daughter Cir are visiting relatives at Wellman. Thursday evening a man a woman and a 10 month old baby were sent
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Ainsworth
Therold Gray
Cir
Wellman
Community club and society announcements in Ames district
Notices list a series of Tuesday and Wednesday meetings across local groups including the Parent-Teacher Association Missionary Society Bible Department Fortnightly Club Tama school district and Harmony Club Also mentions American Legion meeting and social event at Wesley Ch Brow Wellington with notes on attendees demonstrations and extension work to be held in early March
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Tama
Arthur Weade
Ames
Noticoe
Privcilla Club
Frank Stewart
Harmony Club
Jas. Brooks
Laosd
Swift
Keech
Com Minies
Red Brick
Mike Flynn
American Legion
Des Moines
Church Services Then Members Meeting After Morning
Church of Christ holds Bible school at 9 45 a m and Lord s supper at 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 00 p m Followed by a meeting of church members to act on an important matter All members urged to attend services Committee directs the gathering.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Epidemic Sparks Mumps Notice in Ainsworth
City welfare officials report an outbreak of mumps in Ainsworth with several older residents affected. Nearby residents pass through Muscatine after caring for a man and child, who traveled from Dubuque, and then returned Friday evening on No. 30.
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Ainsworth
Muscatine
Dubuque
Food supply hinges on monsoon in Bombay presidency
The Bombay presidency and Sind depend on the southwest monsoons for food. Irregular or deficient monsoons threaten famine, risking shortages for both animals and people across the region.
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India
Bombay Presidency
Sinds
Tregwar
Claimed Prophetess Joanna Sceutheete Sparks English Furore
A domestic servant named Joanna Sceutheete rose to fame in 1814 in England with supposed prophetic gifts claiming to be the woman of Revelation chapter 12. Her following reportedly reached over 100,000.
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Joanna Sceutheete
England
Gems Found in Sorcerer’s Leather Bag in South Africa
Authorities report that rare gems dating to the early South Africa era were often the playthings of Boer children. A leather bag containing the first hinge diamonds was said to be found with a sorcerer, suggesting curious customs of the time.
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South Africa
Sun-room plan sparks long debate in Kansas City
A Kansas City Star item notes a wife recognizing the party was meant to sway her husband to approve a sun-room addition off the living room with French doors to the south, while the husband believes it marks their eighteenth wedding anniversary.
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Kansas City Star
Inauguration to Be Simple for Coolidge Era
The inauguration of Calvin Coolidge will be simple with a brief parade and no mass spectator stands or fireworks. Coolidge will sign bills, attend a special session of the Senate, and be sworn in by Chief Justice Taft, followed by a ceremonial parade to the White House. Governors and military units will participate.
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Jess Coolidge
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
President Coolidge
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Senate Chamber
Mr. Coolidge
Senate
Dawes
Coolidge
Supreme Court
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Congress
Capitol Plaza
Taff
Unite
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Lafayette Square
Rubber animal snare marketed in Singapore raises concern
A rubber compound marketed in Singapore is spread on a board to snare birds insects or beasts when stepped on. Residents in affected areas consider it for fortifying homes and camps against wild animals and pests.
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Singapore
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