Local Club Activities Highlight Fortnightly and Village Societies
Fortnightly Club members meet in the YWCA room with Mrs McCleery presiding to hear committee reports and pledge twenty five cents per capitas for state federation dues. Local gifts include one hundred dollars for the YW and donations to the Scholarship and Loan Fund. Tours note many other women's groups hosting dinners, programs, and fundraisers across town, with new officers elected for several societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortnig ‘Club
HW. HL. McCleery
CW McLaughlin
First District
Treacurry
Notices of Society Meetings Remain on Calendar
Notice-Pythian Sisters hold regular meeting Tuesday at 7 50 in the Hall by order of M IC. A special meeting is set for Tuesday evening January 19. Sunshine Community Club, Havie So oalelit, West Minister Guild, Fortnightly Club literature department, and other groups plan afternoon or evening gatherings with hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. IC
West Minister Guild
Prevyterian Church
In Eastwood
Tie WoT Meeting Set For Saturday at 2 30
A notice announces a Saturday 2 30 meeting of Tie WoT with balloting and other business to be conducted. The brief item notes upcoming organizational procedures and agenda.
Nothee O Queen Esther Circle Meeting Led by Lavera Stewart
Nothee O Queen Esther Circle will meet Monday at 7 30 PM Alma Karel Lavera Stewart will lead devotionals Esther Martin will have charge of the lesson Rts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothee—O
Queen Esther Circle
Alma Karel Lavera Stewart
Esther Martin
Rts
Notice De Molas Regular Meet Monday Evening
De Molas holds a regular meeting Monday evening at 7 20 with degrees to be awarded. Max McCall and Harold Johnson are noted, with Johnson acting as scribe on S518.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molas
Max McCall
Harold Johnson
Scribe
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society Meeting Notice
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet at the church Tuesday evening at 6 14 Bring dishes and sandwiches are one dish of food to pass Notice The Lexington Ladies Aid Society will meet at the church Thursday afternoon January 21 Serving committee Mrs Bert Dill Mrs Everett Smith Mrs Jake Sip ler Entertainment committee Mrs Wade Gardner Mrs Morte Embree Mrs Cecil Amloney Each member are asked to bring a favorite recipe for the recipe exchange The Evening Art Section of Port nightly club will meet with Carol Forgey Tuesday Jan 19 at 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne
Holland Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sétz
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Bert Dill
Everett Smith
Jake Sipler
Wade Gardner
Morte Embree
Cecil Amloney
Carol Forgey
Grandview Lodge installs officers and local society events
A. M. Sheridan led district officers in Grandview as Grandview Lodge No. 724 and Emma Beekman channel Co. FE. 8S. installed officers. Reports mention Mason City marriage plans for Fern Edwards and Ralph Marshall, local schooling notes, fire at Verne Hanft’s house, and ice harvesting at Cone Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
A. M. Sheridan
Grandview
Grandview Lodge
N. G
Clarence Tiger
V. G. Verne Buster
John McGrew
WL. S. N
Frank Bishop
Reuben Rexroth
Clay Arnhood
Kortz
W. H. McGrew
Charlie Wilson
Clarence Raussenberger
S. S
John Walters
V. G
Chet Stephens
Fred Wiele
Jim Wehr
Reuben McGill
Willis McGrew
Emma Beekman
Wm. Biddle
Almond Woodruff
Hawkeye of Co
Grace Butler
Verne
Fred Eilers
Monticelte
Fred Duncan
Alice Orris
U. 1. Hospital
Iowa City
Marriage Announcement for James Scott in Reno Nevada
Friends report the marriage of James Scott to a young woman in Reno Nevada. Scott, formerly employed at Getta Drug Store before World War I, has entered government service. Also listed are newly elected Prix cilla club officers: president Mrs Edna Bell first vice president Mrs May Anwyl secretary treasurer Mrs Carrie Grilli assistant secretary Mrs Maude Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Birpey
T. J. Harvey
H. P. Wilson
James Scott
Reno
Nevada
Local residents keep busy with visits and chores in Valley
Jan 14 notes describe Mr and Mrs Sam Munson and others visiting friends in the area. Word of sickness lists and community gatherings at Royal Neighbors Lodge and Ladies Aid Society. Calves bought in Tatleyrand and butcher work by J Pfeifer and others, with several trips to Washington for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withington
Sami Munson
Ottumwa
Guy Black
Jodie Zear
Myrtle Frank
Joe Hartnell
Royal Nebbhors Lodge
Ruhio
BF. L. Breitenbach
Frankie
Washington
Ladies 4d
Fern Hartnell
Lee Henry
John A. Greiner
Tatleyrand
Robertson
Snyder
Marine Churchhill
Andy
Jake Hotle
J. A. Teal
A. Beiter
Deal
Otto and Clark Pfeifer
Francis Feltz
Bialness
Loren Fleig
Near Rubio
Havre Local Notes Include Births and Housewarming
The Havre page reports a new baby at Aaron Stafford’s home with Dave Ferettson moving into a recently finished Havre residence. Sunshine Community Club members and families visited Joe Klopfensteig’s home Friday evening to honor Frede, with a miscellaneous shower and gifts for the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Fred Klopfenstein
Joe Klopfenstein
Havre
Tan
Martin Westen
John Zierloway
Selter
Aaron Stafford
Dave Ferettson
Sunshine Community — Club
Joe Klopfensteig
Frede
Local social notes share visits and everyday routines
The letter page records neighbors visiting families, hosting dinners, and small town events. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Zieslowsky, the Gerdes family, and the McBride family, plus comments on improvements, musical evenings, and a radio program.
Long winded Sandy Hook letter from January notes
The writer in Sandy Hook recounts a busy day with mentions of George Dukes sale and crowd effects, local farm activities and seed corn prices, and a trip to Washington. He praises community members, comments on rent and farming economics, and shares personal anecdotes about dogs, a Walnut Women’s Club dinner, hens dust baths, and a thriving begonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
Journal
George Duke
Mr. Duke
Duke
Jo Wolfe
Nek Cod
Prin
Ralph Dyugherty
Ralph
Alex Miller
Speel W. Co
Wall
Karl Bewera
Warren
Brighton Fee
Farmers Union
Brighton
Thesday
W. C
Journal Force
Homestead Farm
Tony
Rosy
S. H
Ross
Coe
Siel
Lubelle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ena Ee
John Jackson
Kolah Club
Mr. Jackson
Cornell Bluffs
Margaret Catlett
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Neiswanger
HW. E. Case
J. KE. Ream
Fred Nelewanger
Walter Johnson
Lawrence Wilson
FW. Eastwood
R. L. McGugin
Nora Dewey
F. W. Eastwood
Carl Overt
W. M. Fitzwilliams
Ivan Rehmel
J. A. McCah
W .E. Case
S Lemmen
Silas Kort
Tr. I. McGuein
J. G. Moore
W. Stewart
West Main Street
Keesey
Farfield
Wallace Parent-Teacher Association
Clint McGee
Edith Poileau
Frank Haney
Eastwood
William Vinke
South Second Avenue
Wythal Davey
Earl Finke
Wyman
Silas Finke
Crawfordsville
Lafe Finke
Mary
Velma Finke
Mrs. Finke
Mae McCreedy
Highland Sewing Circle
Mamie Krotz
Fern Steele
Myrtle O'Conner
Mra
Eva Miller
No. 9
O Kk. S
Florence Patterson
Myrtle Speer
Marshall
Li'Han Gobble
Chaplin
Laura Bridges
Pearl Dickerson
Harry Dickerson
Alice Meek
Stella Palmer
Gertrude Beatty
Mildred Rice
Pearl Kennedy
Sara Walker
Dejla McBride
Adah
Ruth
Lemsey
Ida McDaniels
Esther
Ethel Knight
Martha
Alma Meek
Electa
Matilda Breese
Warder
Na'lie Dodder
Sentinel S. P. Beatty
Rebekah
J. R. Branchflower
Jackson
Michigan
Dorothy Johnson
Rooster Club
Fred Dr. Stewart
William Bealer
Carl Jarrard
Clem Edgars
Lincoln School
Dorothy Bruty
Noble Grand Circle
Geo. Schneider
American Legion
James Chorpening
Carl Schneider
Rois
Havie
Oalelit
Sam Wittmer
A. Anderson
Wm. Jarrard
Conesville
Cone Lake
A. H. Ohlsen
Commercial Hotel
Henrietta Salmon
Miles Babb
Chiseaeo
Wells
Corl ‘Aera
Jota Caldwell
Hergey
John Zieslowsky
Heart
Crawfordaville
John Baer
Tiliie Baer
Carl Zieglowsky
Clem Edgar
Howerd McBride
Will McBride
Reba Garrett
Grandpa Willhouse
Ren
Will Miller
Walter Gardner
Pete Ruben
Carriere
Walnut Womens Club
Wolf
Ulster
Klein
Klothing
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