Women and club events fill Ainsworth notes
Mrs S A Stephens hosted Sorosis at the Jan 12 meeting with roll call on favorite Bible characters. Other items include Highland Social club elections, Woman's Relief Corps marker plans, and birthday tributes to local residents.
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S. A. Stephens
Sorosis Club
Ainsworth
Annas
Trenton
Missouri
John M.clegg
Ottumwa
Mahin
Sorosis Club Members Will Be Guests. Mrs. Stephens and Her Mother, Mrs. Stearns
Woman's Relief Corps
George Washington
First Ward
Henry Minick
City
Mert King
Oleeta Stewart
Perkins Hospital
Glenn Hayes
Mae Hopengardner
Joe Maxwell
Pythian Sisters Call Members to Practice Night
Officers and degree staff urged to attend a practice by order of M E C K C for a card party and dance event.
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Pythian Sisters
K. C
Mrs Geo Shaila Hosts H J Club Gathering
Mrs Geo Shaila will entertain the H J club Thursday afternoon January 21 at the home of Mrs James Shaha. Attendees are asked to bring thimbles.
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Geo. Shaila
H. J. Club
James Shaha
Portnightly Club and society meetings announced
The Portnightly club Drama department will meet Monday evening January 18 at Miss Jeanette Kyle's home. The Past Noble Grand Circle will gather with Mrs. Fred Bey Monday at 7 30 PM. The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church plans a pot luck supper at Mrs. Vinz's home Monday at 6 30 PM.
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Jeanette Kyle
Noble Grand Circle
Fred Bey
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Local Club Notices For Jan Nineteenth Evening Gatherings
West Chester P T A schedules a Tuesday evening meeting January 19 at 7 30 with all welcome. Eastwoods Sunday school class meets Tuesday January 19 at 6 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry McCall for supper and dishes and silver furnished. Fortnightly club Art department meets Tuesday evening at Miss Carol Forgeys home. Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday January 19 at 7 30 in the K P hall.
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West Chester
Dr. Eastwoods
Harry McCall
Carol Forgey
K. P. Hall
Regular club dinners and meetings on Jan 20
The notice lists the B and P club dinner and meeting Wednesday January 20 at 6 15 p m at the Y with guest policy to notify Mary Briley by Monday 7 p m. The Harmony club holds its annual dinner with Mrs Nelson Thompson at Wednesday noon and asks attendees to bring a pie plate grass cup plate and silver. The Legion auxiliary meets January 20 at 2 o clock in Legion rooms. Mrs M E Dicken will entertain the Pythian Circle Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at a thimble bee.
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B. and P
The
Mary Briley
Harmony Club
Nelson Thompson
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
M. E. Dicken
Pythian Circle
Rural and Ladies Aid Gatherings This Week
Rural Womens club meets with Mrs Homer Vincent Thursday afternoon. Farm bureau demonstration to be given. Lexington Ladies Aid society hosts Thursday afternoon Jan 21 with an entertainment committee named. Chapter J P O holds a short business meeting at 4 45 pm at Mrs Boyd Berdo before a pot luck supper at Mrs Orville Elder. Congregational social at U P church Thursday 7 30 pm honors R J Davidson and Karl Galloway families leaving for new homes. Everyone invited.
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Highland Social Club
Will McCreedy
Roy Steel
Myrtle O'Conner
George Canott
Lewis Coon
Joe Krotz
Edd Endicott
Rural Womens Club
Homer Vincent
Farm Bureau Demonstration
Earl Dill
Chas, Thrapp
Lloyd Phillips
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
E. B. Young
W. H. Anderson
John Witthoft
Boyd Berdo
Orville Elder
U. P
R. J. Davidson
Karl Galloway
Baptist Ladies January Social at the Church
The Baptist Ladies schedule a January Social Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the church. All ladies of the church and congregation are invited.
Eastern Star chapter officers installed at Columbus Junction
Emma Beckman chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held installation exercises Friday afternoon with Mrs Mozelle Russell of Winfield as installing officer and Mrs Mary McKee Conesville as installing marshal. Other officers named include Mrs William Gilkey, H B Thomas, Mrs H M Patton, B H Shearer, Mrs E P Shellabarger, and Mrs W G Lewis.
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Columbus Junction
Emma Beckman
Order of Eastern Star
Mozelle Russell
Winfield
Twenty-Fourth District
Mary McKee
Conesville
William Gilkey
H. B. Thomas
H. M. Patton
B. H. Shearer
E. P. Shellabarger
Strange Complex and Insanity Defense May Figure in Trial of Mrs Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd faces trial in Phoenix for a double trunk murder. Insanity defense may hinge on a past kidnapping claim and a misguided quest for motherhood, with relatives from Illinois Indiana and a key Los Angeles attorney leading strategy.
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Judd
Phoenix
Ariz
INS
Winnie Ruth Judd
Wedvig Samuelson
Agnes Ann Leroi
Los Angeles
Illinois
Indiana
Toledo, Hil
Dora Peters
Indianapolis
Lloyd J. Andrews
Conesville Methodist Ladies Aid elects officers
The Ladies Aid Society of the Conesville Methodist church elected officers. Conductress Roberts and warden Dr Williams are named along with chaplain Mrs. Dean and marshal Mrs. Hus ton. A dinner was served at 6 o clock and the regular meeting followed.
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S. H. Turkington
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church of
Conesville
G. M. Buser
J. O. Kemp
Local Social and Church News Highlights
Mrs J H Gipple and others traveled to Chicago to visit relatives including Mrs S ho Shahan and Meu Harry Fornare Mr Randall Morgan Hopkinton and family visited grandparents Albert and Mrs McCullough. death notices for twin brothers David Edgar and Thomas Edward Smith are reported. Rebekah lodge installations in Wapello and Cairo church meetings this week.
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J. H. Gipple
H. H. English
Gertrude Klotz
Chicago
S. Ho Shahan
Meu Harry Fornare
Randall Morgan Hopkintoin
Aledo
Ihi
Albert McCullough
Morgan
Rebekah Lodge
Wapello
Cairo Evangelical Church
Jacob C. Smith
David Edgar Smith
Lincoln
Ned
Thomas Edward Smith
Florida
Louisa County
Mr. Stith
Stuart Smith
Garden Grove
Charles Stith Garner
William Connor
Mis
Boulder City Plans First Church as Community Affair
Boulder City announces plans to build its first church as a community affair with workmen from Hoover Dam project likely involved in the venture. The project reflects the town's growing civic development and the social needs of residents connected to the dam construction.
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Boulder City
Las Vegas
Hoover Dam
Duck Burkes Duck Defies Mood With Daily Eggs
Mrs Owen Burkes Atlanta household reports their duck lays two eggs daily to dispel rumors of low mood. Neighbors puzzled by the feat as the bird maintains cheerful productivity.
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Atlanta
Owen
Porcupine Punctures Auto on Kansas Highway
Alfred Payne was driving alone on a Kansas highway when a tire blew out after a porcupine was struck. Quills punctured the tire, causing damage but no injuries reported.
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Tite Johnson
Kans
Alfred Payne
Nurse Tells How To Sleep Sound Stop Gas
Nurse V. Fletcher explains how stomach gas troubled her sleep. Adlerika with one spoonful relieved the gas and she now sleeps well and feels fine. Sher man Bros., Druggists.
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V. Fletcher
Adlerika
Sherman Bros., Druggists
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