Mixed social events mark week in Crawfordsville area
Mr and Mrs John R Ganon were honored guests at a Friday night miscellaneous shower and rock party at the Bert Booth home hosted by the Friendly Threshers club for Helen a member since formation nine families attended the event guests included Miss McComb of Teronia Idaho Homer Hunt and Miss Dale Ebner A butterfly game ends with a long string leading to a hidden cell present with longest string. Progresive rock at six tables with Mrs Will McGinnis and Warren Donaldson winning. Rosemary club members surprised Mr and Mrs Glen Wilson with bridge games the next day a group of Wayne Knights high school classmates were entertained later at their homes Velma Piper and Harvey Jordan wed Crawfordsville Monday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage Miss Latta spoke on Defense of Childhood at D A R meeting Washington birthday party planned February 22 current events noted for D A R activities.
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John R. Ganon
Bert Booth
Friendly
Helen
Will McGinnis
Warren Donaldson
Ganon
Miss McComb
Teronia
Idaho
Homer Hunt
Dale Ebner
Rosemary Club
Glen Wilson
Wilson
Vince Marek
Wayne Knight
South Iowa Avenue
Gertrude Hammer
East Main Street
Merry Ten Club
Edward Lambert
Louie Schroeder
Mac Wallace
Raymond Lambert
Marvin
Elizabeth
Etha Dawson
Ruth Thorne
Catherine Latta
Fred Mauthe
Harold Montgomery
Mary Welch
J. FE. Gemmany
Sioux
City
Local assemble features music and dance event
A dance event featured games and stunts with Boyd's orchestra providing music. Out of town guests included Bert Van Meter Helen Van Meter and Helen Darrel of Columbus Junction and Frank Bus'ert of Mt. Pleasant. About fifty attendees were present.
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Boyd
Bert van Meter
Helen van Meter
Helen Darrel
Columbus Junction
Frank Bus‘ert
Mt. Pleasant
Local Club Announcements Share Meetings And Socials
Community groups from East ern Star to 4-H clubs plan meetings in early January. Notices include W. C. T U with Mrs Henke, U P church rest room gathering, antique display by Warren and Jeffrey, and basket making at Wholah club. Also New Guinea noted as world s second largest island with 330 000 square miles.
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New Guinea
Island
Local society notes from VEO Mrs Bray column
Mrs Albert Jones and daughter Wilma returned from Des Moines after Christmas with her Crail parents. John Soeten and Miss Mary Hoskins wed Jan 1 1930 at the Olney Hoskins home. Trail injured tearing binder. treated in Fairfield. Numerous visits, sickness, travel and school reopenings noted. residents including Miller, Gowey, Williams, Blanshamp, Rice, and Bray attend events and care for relatives.
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Veo
Albert Jones
Wilma
Des Moines
Crail
Amanda E. Trail
Chester L. Staats
Will
Fairfield
John Soeten
Mary Hoskins
Olney Hoskins
Will Trail
Gladys
Gwendolyn Miller
Ollie
Herman
Marie Gowey
Henry Williams
M. D. Gowey
Thelma Graham
M. L. Bray
Elmer Coffin
Mae Barnnett
Wes Watson
Carlos James Rice
Chester Rice
Oliver Rice
Christie
Leo Blanshamp
George Bray
D. F. Miller
Winfield
Josie Hosler
Ames
Nora Hamilton
H. ©. Jones
Robert
Wairfield
C. Dana
Lucille
Edith
Geo. Bray
Glenn Beathamp
W. L. Bray
Dorothy
Tazel
Donald
Ea Statler
Germanville
Mss
Pauline Town City
Tarken
Hints on cooking meats beef pork and lamb
Practical guidance from the National Livestock and Meat Board on roasting beef and pork and on cooking lamb. Notes include oven methods, fat importance, suitable side dishes, seasoning ideas, and safety tips for pork and ham. Also covers lamb roasts, stews, and accompaniments like mint and currant sauces.
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National Livestock and Meat Board
Department of Home Economics
Damages Sought Over Fairfield Sunday Movie War
Fairfield Indiana Mayor Harley Carter faces $20,259 in claims from the Day brothers of Centerville after a Sunday movie row last month. Richard seeks $10,000 and Luther $10,250 in civil suits, tied to arrests for operating a theatre on Sundays contrary to city ordinance. The petitions say arrests and trials harmed their business. EVANSVILLE IND University of Chicago professor Henry Ross spoke at the Southwestern Teachers Convention.
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Fairfield
U.P
Harley Carter
Day Brothers
Centerville
Richard
Luther
Evansville
Ind
Henry Ross
University of Chicago
Southwestern Teachers Convention
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An old time medical ad claims Baaimany's Gas Tablets permanently relieve gas in stomach and bowels. It promises elimination of gnawing discomfort, heart palpitation anxiety, bloating, and cold limbs by preventing gas from affecting circulation. Sold in yellow package at drug stores. price one dollar. Sherm an Bros. handles stock.
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Lake Baaimany
Baalmann
Sherman Bros
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Washington
Harvey Jordan
Scranton
Iowa
Crawfordsville
G. W. Pool
Coupe
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Washington District
City Hall
William Mohland
Howard Messer
The
Eastern Star
A. W. Henke
Chalmers Fulton
U. P. Churen
Ella
Sylvia Warren
Misses Warren
Myrta Jeffrey
West Chester
Wholah Club Iill
Roland Catlett
Sunshine Community Club
Sam Warren
St. James
U. AL
Walnut Woman's Club
Hiram Coakley
Coakley
Craig
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Val Fuhr
Roy Finke
Roy Teets
Elwin
Lewis
Pansy Hill Club
John Caldwell
Friendship Club
Ann Brown
M. B. Church
Rebecca Club
Laura Bakers
Baptist Womans Missionary Society
Will Kes
Ladies Aid Society of
Hy Christian Church
Poinsetta Club
Maud Jones
Martha Faris
South
Marion
Philathea
Methodist Sunday School
Frink
South Town Avenue
Ruth Ringheim
Arlene Kurtz
Methodist
Ladies Aid Society
William Beggs
East 7Th Street
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Clyde Dawson
A. W. Clow
Tailey Bldg
Aljiscount
Goodrich
A. E. Atchison
North Side Square
Scott Furniture CO