Pythian Sisters Install Officers in West Chester Meeting
The Pythian Sisters of West Chester temple held their regular meeting Tuesday January 12 despite poor weather. Blanche Formash acted as installing officer with Q a Brumback and Gladys Hoover assisting. officers for the new year were installed and spoke. The M and C appointed committees and a luncheon and social followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
West Chester Temple
Blanche Formash
Q.a Brumback
Gladys Hoover
Emma Leit
Velda Hatland
Edith Porter
Olive Nilfenegger
Eva Willis
Esther Booth
Mae DeLong
Mary Banks
Hewitt
Havre Social Club Annual Dinner and Local Meetings
Havre hosted its annual social club dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Will Stafford’s home with a noon chicken dinner and afternoon music by Mary Thompson and Marie Cannon. Guests included Mrs. Caroline Tucker of Havre and Mrs. Dale Cole and son Billy of Colorado. The Jolly Farm Bureau elected officers Vera Sands president and Nina Rhea secretary treasurer, with a lesson on kitchen finishes by Ida Wootey. Miss Aubra Williams spoke to the WCTU on scientific temperance education. The Victory day program was led by Mrs. Russell Bell and Mrs. T. J. McElhinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Carl Phillips
Albert Hackley
Chas. Barthetow
Elwey Cherry
Dkvid Rhodebeck
Prank Pringle
Edgar Porter
Will Marie
Lou Rhodebeck
Roy I*oss
Will’ Stafford
Havre
Mary Thompson
Marie Cannon
Lee Hesseltine
Caroline Tucker
Lavre
Dale Cole
Little Son
Billy
Colorado
Jolly Farm Bureau Club
Vera Sands
Monna Schlatter
Nina Rhea
P.M. Wood
Farm Bureau
Ida Wootey
Gwendolyn Mace Rhea
Ruth Marie Orrig
Aubra Dair Williams
Russell Bell
Miss Williams
Kentucky
Iowa
T. J. McElhinney
Women's Relief Corps
Clyde Pratt
Mi Oleeta Stewart
Miss Stewart
Pratt
Robert Dawson
Eed Gray
Potter Luck Supper and Women Club Notes
The Standard Bearers mission society held a pot luck supper at Miriam Palmer's home with Vera Stutsman presiding. Meetings featured lessons from Christ Comes to the Village and led by Barbara Sawyer, with several social club events and birthday celebrations noted among local groups. A Gretna Green style marriage record reports 165 weddings at the smithy in Gretna Green last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Tearers Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Miriam Palmer
Vera Stutsman
Homer Stephens
Barbara Sawyer
Gretna Green
England
Dick Rennison
Restful Sleep for a Fretful Feverish Child
An advertisement promotes Castoria as a gentle vegetable remedy for children with upset digestion. It claims Castoria eases constipation, supports bowel movement, and restores calm sleep without harsh drugs or narcotics. It urges timely dosing to restore rest for child and parents.
Installation of Eastern Star Officers at Masonic Temple
The Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers at the Masonic Temple with about fifty members present. Mrs Harvey Meek was named worthy patron and Leigh W. Soule as worthy patron alongside a full slate including Associate Matron Mrs Howard McBride and Secretary Mrs Belle Rice. The ceremony featured installing officers led by Mrs William Manassier and followed by year reports and a social card session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Harvey Meek
Leigh W. Soule
Howard McBride
Howard Meride
Belle Rice
Ana Flynn
Glenn Mace
Milo Weaver
Johanna Ream
Charles Denison
Warren Allen
Adah
Florence Peterson
Ruth
Fred Bey
Esther
Nellie Dodder
Martha
Rey Means
Electa
Leigh Sout
Warder
Charles Palmer
Sentinel
William Manassier
Marshall
Chas. Kennedy
Earl Prickford
Sarah Walker
Will Hemmings
George McDaniel
Edna Flynn
Meek
Club plans annual dinner and meeting notes
Seven members and one guest Mrs Brolliary of Brighton attended. Roll call shared New Year thoughts and resolutions. Plans set for the annual dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Long on Web Feb 8. Preparatory committee includes Mrs Leslie McParland and Mrs Harry Wentworth. Hostess duties by Mrs Ralph Chorpening. Next meeting at the home of Mrs D E Wells on the second Thursday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brolliary
Brighton
Fred Longer
Leslie McParland
Harry Wentworth
Ralph Chorpening
D. E. Wells
Fortnightly Club Donations Support Y W C A and Local Funds
The Fortnightly Club voted donations at the Y M C A meeting including 50 dollars for the Washington Y W C A 10 dollars for the city school milk fund 25 dollars to the state federation scholarship and loan fund 25 dollars to the Iowa Children's home in Des Moines and 25 dollars to the Christian Orphans home in Council Bluffs Seven new members were elected at the executive meeting following the general session The president Mrs J A Porter conducted the meeting One proposal under consideration is the lowering of dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Y. W. C. A
City School
State Federation Scholarship and Loan Fund
Iowa Children’s Home
Des Moines
Christian Orphan's Home
Council Bluffs
J A. Porter
Calendar: C. D. of A. Party Friday Evening
Friday evening January 15 at 7 30 will feature a Pot luck supper hosted by the C D of A. Attendees may bring one guest for the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
Regular meeting notices for Saturday afternoon gatherings
The 19th Century club meets Saturday at 2 30 with Mrs. Geo. I'. Morrison to review the book Why I Am a Jew led by Mrs. Carl Roberts. L. T. L. plans a session with Mrs. M. H. Sartor on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. CC
19Th Century Club
Geo. I’. Morrison
Carl Roberts
Fortnightly Club And Society Meetings Schedule
Weekly calendar lists multiple meetings across clubs and societies. Monday events include theater drama at Miss Jeanette Kyle, Vast Noble Grand Circle with Mrs. Fred Bey, a potluck for the Baptist missionary society at Mrs. Vinz, and an afternoon literature session with Mrs. f. ut. Hdl. Tuesday the 19th features the Fortnightly portnightly art department at Miss Carol Forgey with supper details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Kyle
Noble Grand Circle
Fred Bey
F. Ut. Hdl
Carol Forgey
Still considers Kenyon for post
Washington January 15 The choice of a successor to Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes on the Supreme Court bench narrowed to three men Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana Chief Justice Arthur P Rugg of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and Judge William S Kenyon of Iowa now on the United States circuit court Rouge and Kenyon are Republicans Walsh is a Democrat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U. S. Supreme
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Arthur P. Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Wm. S. Kenyon
Iowa
United States Circuit Court
Rouge
Kenyon
Walsh
Mrs. Gandhi Sentenced to Six Weeks in India
Mrs. M K Gandhi wife of the nationalist leader was sentenced to six weeks simple imprisonment for activities in support of her husband’s cause. She was arrested with other nationalist leaders over charges tied to the no tax campaign among Burdoli region peasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
INS
M. KK Gandhi
Dr Quin Elected Veterinarians Head In Iowa
Des Moines Iowa January election of officers for the Iowa veterinary medical association with Dr A H Quin Jr of Des Moines as president and Dr J S Wesson Garner as first vice president. R L Reaver Harlan second vice president C J Scott Knoxville re elected treasurer and Frank Wilson Mechanicsville to the executive committee. The group adopted a resolution condemning the tuberculin testing controversy and praising Governor Dan Turner Secretary Mark Thornburg and Dr Peter Malcolm for their stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
INS
A. H. Quin, Jr
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
J. S. Wesson
Garner
R. L. Reaver
Harlan
C. J. Scott
Knoxville
Frank Wilson
Mechanicsville
Iowa
Association
Dan Turner
Mark Thornburg
Peter Malcolm
Division of Animal Industry
Cat walks 30 miles back to Pontypool after rover trip
A Siamese cat missing from Pontypool was driven to Ross 30 miles away and then returned by foot to Pontypool showing remarkable endurance and homing instinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontypool
Eng
Ross
Pontypec
Wednesday Dinner and Meeting of the B and I Club
The club schedules a regular dinner and meeting on Wednesday evening January 20 at 6 15 at the Y. Members may bring a guest or be excused by notifying Mary Briley before 7 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin, Blanche
Helen Soukup
Highland’s Jolliest Club
James Batterson
Washington
Francis Olinger
Blanche Weber
Olive Co
B. and I
The
Mary Briley
Keota Couple Plans Golden Wedding Celebration
Keota January 15 Mr and Mrs J D Messerschmitt mark fifty years of marriage with a January 18 luncheon at home for seven of their eleven children and families plus letters from distant relatives. Married near Hedrick in 1882 the couple has resided in Keota since last June and now enjoy twenty one grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedrick
Keokuk County
Keota
Lafe Messersehmitt
Oskaloosa
Clint Messersehmitt
Oakdale
James McMullen
Des Moines
Dragnet Expands as Slayings Probe Continues in Midlburg
In Midlburg Va on January 15 a district, state and federal inquiry broadens for the killer of social leader and sportswoman Mrs. Spencer Tisley. Funeral services are set as investigators pursue two suspects in the twin murders, George Crawford and an unnamed accomplice, with a wide eastern seaboard dragnet in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Spencer Tisley
New York
Washington
Milwaukee
Hoover Not Active for Re nomination
The White House stated President Hoover is not shaping his 1932 candidacy personally. Postmaster General Walter I Brown announced Hoover’s name would appear in several state primaries. The president will focus on national problems and relief legislation, declining personal political discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Hoover
White House
Walter I. Brown
Congress
Railroad veteran John Horan celebrated age and service
John Horan 93 arrived to visit grandchildren and was found by Milwaukee railroad officials to have 76 years of continuous service as a boiler inspector. His long career with the same company marks a notable record in railroad labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad
John H. Horan
Milwaukee Railroad
K. C. eoard party and dance announced
Announced events list a KC board party and dance set for Tuesday evening January 19 at the KC hall with all invited. Mrs Geo Shakla to entertain H J club January 21 at Mrs James Shalla’s home. attendees asked to bring thimbles. Indians on Yakima Reservation sell wild horses for 1 to 5 dollars to raise winter funds. forty tribesmen roundup at Lotus Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hall
Geo. Shakla
H. J. Club
James Shalla
Yakima
Wash
Yakima Reservation
Lotus Hills
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Chester
Pythian Sisters Inspall
Col. Ocrub
C. L. Club
Ainsworth
Hugh Morris
Mildred Morris
Harold Clerge
Cctc Hary
Scott Willey
Will Paul
David Stipp
Ralph Morris
Jolly Parm Bureau Club
Highlands Jolliest Club
Walnut Women's Club
Leslie McFarland
J. H. Baird
D. EF. Wells
Rebekah Club
MRS
Carl Hancher
Roy Stewart
Roy Mallory
Harry Drake
Drake
Oles Kurtz
Ives MicKay
Owen Ross
Howard Miller
Dale Denison
Phil Wanerus
Larvey Waggoner
Rodney Arnold
Plece de Lis Club
P. Ff. Whisler
Fleur de Lis Club
Rennie Dawson
Four-O Club
Mrs. Prase
J. L. Pease
Pease
Oleerta Stewart
Porcas Merting
Lillian Knottnerus
Dorcas Society of St. Paul's Evangelical Church of Washington
W. Klein
Dave Knottnerus
Ann
Darcas Society
Ida Kooker
Castoria
Cellar Castoria
Hox
Ib. Johnson
Johnson
Philadelphia
James E. Smith
Smith
Easton
Eavy
Y.W.C.A
M. H. Sartor
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mwastwoods
Harry McCall
Mrs. Gandhi
Quin
Crone’s
Grim
North Side
Jack Sprat
Coffer
R Grocer
RWS Brand
Copfer
Rh Floure
Jack
Mr Flour
Ade
Wisconsin
Swansdown
Pkc
Pkg
T. S. Crone & Sons
Washington Orchard & Dillavoy
Crawfordsville
Oc. R. Paisley
Wyman
Swift
Aight Park
Oriez& Speer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!