Local West Chester Residents Visit Washington and Ottumwa
Mrs. R C Ferguson and daughter Arline of West Chester spent a day with Mrs. Lewis Hewitt and returned home last evening. Several West Chester residents, including Ms Coffey and Mrs Crayne, were in Washington. Mrs. Starr visited Richland after staying with her parents, and Mr and Mrs Logan Crawford traveled to Olmutnne to await N D Anderson. Local ads promote car service, insurance savings, and cookies from Lyell's and Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ferguson
Arline
West Chester
Lewis Hewitt
I. BE. Coffey
Washington
Chas. Starr
Richland
Jake Mills
Logan Crawford
Ollumne
N. D. Anderson Home
J. W. Rinabarger
Keosauqua
A. W. Clow
Skeybill
Local residents travel to Brighton and surrounding towns
Miss Mabel Andersen and others attend the Teachers' Study center in Brighton while many neighbors report travel to Davenport Davenport for errands and visits. Several return home from Denver and Pleasant Plain with plans to spend time in Texas and Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Andersen
Elizabeth Clark
Loretta Walker
Brighton
Community Gatherings Highlight Town Social Life
Agroformal party at the home of Mr and Mrs Will McAvoy honored Mrs Ed McCormick of Muscatine. A fortieth wedding anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs John Campbell featured guests and a menu of chicken and trimmings. A Hoyah Campfire Girls meeting and Pilotsburg Ladies Aid activitieswere reported with plans for future events. A surprise party for Miss Madeline McKeone included games and a luncheon. Birthdays for Mr Frank Goble and Claude Tucker were celebrated with a six o clock dinner and entertainment by Charley Tucker and Claude Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McAvoy
Ed McCormick
Muscatine
Arthur McCormick
Alfred Johnson
Mart Anderson
J. C. Field
J. Sloat
Nosteda
Mre. Jonason
John Campbell
Miss Mae Campbell
Iowa City
Mrs. Campbell
Ray Bell
Clara Fisher
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
Carl Oldfield
Emmett Hamm
Bishop
Emmette Hamm
Madeline McKeone
Thurssday
Clara Fagle
Frank Goble
Claude Tuckey
Claude Tucker
Will McFarland
Charles Tucker
Helen
Max Marble
Sheoler R. Campbell
Hampton
Albert
Gene Tucker
Charley Tucker
Max
Woman’s Missionary Society entertains with music and study
Mrs Homer Stephen hosted the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church on East Washington street yesterday afternoon. Mrs Remps Hampshire led the program with devotional guidance by Mrs W W Bowers and a mystery box quiz by Mrs L A Caldwell. Mrs Barker presided over the meeting as plans focused on raising funds for union colleges in Asia with pledges of fifty dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Stephen
Wemens Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
East Washington Street
Remps Hampshire
W. W. Bowers
L. A. Caldwell
Veda Stryker
Latin America
Barker
Union Colleges
Asia
Miss Vera Darling to Speak in Washington Series
Miss Vera Darling of the State University of Iowa arrives in Washington for a brief two day series beginning Tuesday January 10. She will address parents at the high school auditorium at eight oclock and speak to girls at the high and junior high schools with conference opportunities afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Darling
State University of Iowa
Washington
Miss Darling
The
State University
Commonwealth
Ladies Aid social and club meetings announced
The Ladies Aid of West Chester Methodist Church will meet January 11 in church parlors with Mrs Lee McAvoy as chairman and other officers assisting. American Legion Auxiliary notes a schedule shift to January 24 for the next meeting. Portnightly and Fortnightly clubs plan various home economics sessions and dinners, with locations and hostesses listed and requests for attendance and dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
West Chester Methodist Church
Lee McAvoy
Herman Schultz
Arthur Dayton
Charles Robertson
American Legion Auxiliary
Home Economics Department
George Stewart
W. Madison St
West Chester Baptists schedule Saturday evening musical
The West Chester Baptists plan a repeat musical program this Saturday evening at 7 46. Everyone is invited. A Palmer's Union Local 352 meeting is set for Tuesday January 10 at 7 30 at the South Prairie school house to discuss officers dues and social plans. Girls wanting pew Campfire membership should leave names with Miss Denny at the Chilecte library. Farmers union meets Eureka school house Monday January 9 at 8 pm. The Standard Bearers will meet with Dorothy and Mabel Hazen at their East Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Baptists
Palmer’s Union Local No. 352
South Prairie School House
W. W. G. Tat
Pew Campfire Organization
Miss Rownd
Miss Huppert
Miss Denny
Chilecte Library
Farmers’ Union
Eureka School House
Dorothy and
Mabel Hazen
Air Home
East Main Street
Local residents depart for visits and duties across towns
Mrs Jennie Burham travels from Mar ton to Fre donia to visit her son before returning home. Miss Loresa Young resumes school duties in Elkhart after holiday visit. Miss Sophia Potgeter heads to Iowa City on business. Marcella Flander returns from visiting grandparents in West Chester. Mrs Dale Bidwell and baby Evelyn Irene arrive from Chicago to visit her parents. The Rev A N Porter and wife leave to visit Monmouth Illinois and then California. H H Carbaugh of Crreley Colorado visits relatives. Otto McCulley and Agnes Reddin of Davenport obtain a marriage license. Mrs Laura Grimes returns to Wapello from Porters. Mrs Ella Merchant of Coppock travels via Wayland to Havre to see daughter Mrs C M Benson. Miss Martha Chalmers goes back to Waverly Iowa for school, will briefly visit sister Doris Chalmers at Coe College Cedar Rapids. A want ad will sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Merchant of
Coppock
Wayland
Havre
C. M. Benson
Martha Chalmers
Waverly
Iowa
Doris Chalmers
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
New Years meeting with music program and social slated
Tuesday evening January 9 callers invite full attendance for a New Years meeting. The occasion features a Conteste Special music program and a social time.
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Dorothy
Dalton
Graramount
Totem City
Colette
Rt ’ 99
Avalon
Peloes
Hall AK
Firestone
White Way Garage
W . Cleaners
Merle Crayne
B. P. Fess
Red. Son
Peter Hamman
Ed Pfieffer
Keota
Lyell
J. C. Johnson
Lemsey, Littlefield & Rempsey
F. & M. Bank
Lyons
Mravd
W. Scott
Aek
Sren
George Kleet
Beatrice
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
Christian Church
Second Street
Red
Stephen
Humphrey Richards
Racine
Wisconsin
Maurice Jones
Freak Wolf
J. W. Wolley
H. Richards
Des Moines
John O. Jones
Richards
Royal, Iowa
J. E. Rittler
Garden City
Kan
H.F. Jones
Marguerite
A. van Sickle
Denver
Fred
Vic
Texas
Theresa Quinn
Velma Gallagher
Sabula
Edna Preland
Mary Eveland
Mary Louise Minick
Davenport
Irma Waymack
Helen Reister
Leona Minick
Bert Tracy
Frank Haney
Francis
Harry
eMiss
Sadie Powell
Walliam Horning
George Mauer
Norma
Evelyn
Charles Scranton
Meridan
Mise
Jessie Stewart
B. C. Statler
R. C. Balderson
A. C. White
Ainaworth
Mise Gertrude Draycimski
Pleasant Plain
W. H. Knox
Beatrice Knox
Rose Langenberg
Ackley
Ada van Dyke
Centerville
Frank Banks
Ray Taylor
Gertrude
Frances
Elaon
Myrtle Swift
Crawfordsville
Pete Huber
Lucille
Miriam Lines
Margaret Davidson
BE. ©. Blake
Frank Young
McNamaras
Nature
P. Peacock, Prop
City Station
Joe Wright
City
Hay
C. J. Patterson
Rovert
Jne. Wilson
M. HK. Meek
J. A. Work
James
McElhinney Drug Co
McElhinney First
Nace
Hoyay
Trene Ne Long
Miss Forgey
Gene Tuecker
STATE
Univer
Sity
WE and
Gello Old Giel
Ethel Sitler
Carlton Wilson
Wor
Jennie Burham
Marton
Ben
George Burham
Fredonia
Loresa Young
Elkhart
Sophia Potgeter
Marcella Flander
John Greiner
Dale Bidwell
Evelyn Irene
Chicago
J. A. Nicholson
A. N. Porter
Brookings
John Woods
Monmouth
Ill
California
H. H. Carbaugh
Crreley, Colo
P. Carbaugh
Court House
Otto MccCulley
Agnes Reddin
Laura B. Grimes
J. A. Porter
Wapello
John Shields & Sons
Ford
Washington Motor Co
G. BL
MACK
Crry
Cohn
Washington, Iowa
Dailey’s Taxi
Local and Country Service
Wilson
Iowa Ave
Ry. Com
Vy. Com
Ota. W. Oats
Kentucky
Washington Elevator Company
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