Walnut Club Dinner and Society Notes Highlight Local Life
The Walnut Women’s Club held an annual dinner at Mrs. George Duke’s country home with a cafeteria service and musical entertainment by Mrs. Ghos McKay and readers including Mrs. R. L. Badger. Other items describe H. H. Club meetings, home rug-making instructions, and social gatherings in Ames and Washington area households.
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Walnut Women’s Club
George Duke
Donald Tucker
Ralph Chorpening
Joe Wolfe
Lewis Duke
Sheban
Ames
J. N. Phillips
Earl Birney
Asa Harter
Neil Trotman
Petcr Whistler
John Stewart
Murray Smillie
Robert Reaney
George Reed
John Foster
Rothlsberger
L. C. Woodarn
J. W W. McGraw
Oscar Hughes
Rennie Dawgon
B.C. Briley
Jacob Wenger
Miss Shaben
Eer Ames
Ladi Township
Bairmen
Shaben
Wen
Whale
Jackie Coogan a Boy of Flanders at Fox Theatre
The name John Leslie Coogan identifies Jackie Coogan famous for roles in The Kid and Oliver Twist. Chaplin urged the nickname Jackie to ensure fame, and The Boy of Flanders Metro picture comes to Fox Theatre Wednesday and Thursday.
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John Leslie Coogan
House of Coogan
Jackie
Flanders
The
Oliver Twist
Charles Chaplin
Hee
Mr. Coogan
Chaplin
Boy of Flanders
Metro
Fox Theatre
Announcements of Club Meetings and Social Events
Local notices list meetings for Noble Grand circle, Queen Esther Circle, Rooster chair, Girl Scouts advisory council, A. H. Holland Missionary Society, Living Lake school district, Fortnightly club music department, Woman's Improvement League, a Country Club dance, Methodist church Coast ing party, and multiple other clubs and societies. Included are dates, hosts, and gathering details with reminders to bring food and supplies.
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A. H. Holland Missionary Society
Alice Rownd’s
Untitled Note on Wealth and Loss by Lorimer
A brief quip by George Lorimer warns that money cannot buy certain intangibles. It urges periodic checks to ensure one has not lost priceless things money cannot procure.
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Geo Ge Tlorace Lorimer
Amis and Amie: Legendary soldiers in Proverb Tale
The passage suggests the proverb Amiss is as good as a mite may derive from Amis and Amite, famed soldiers of Charlenagoe. They were friends and similar in appearance, celebrated in a popular song and later woven into church lore and traditional verse.
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Amis
Amie
Charlenagoe
Minister Tells a Miracle Power of Prayer Incident
The Rev F Johnson of Shenandoah recounts a dramatic 1888 railway story to prove prayer’s power. Two trains nearly collide at Vineland and De Soto with a last minute signal, a woman operator’s warning, and divine intervention delaying No 7 and stopping No 66 just in time.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Shenandoah
Scoffer
F. & Johnson
Johnson
Ne Soto
St. Louis
Old
Iron Mountain Railway
Missouri Pacific
Bismark
Texas
Memphis
N. D
de Sota
Vineland
Blackwell
Seary
Dhapeteber
No. 66
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R. D. Mayer
William Bealer
Hoxworth
Will
Helen Koons
Batavia
Helen Reister
Miss Reister
Lloyd Foster
Miss Koons
Leonard Frosconi
Ottumwa
Leonard Swisher
Fresconi
Miss Koot
Claude Reister
Washington
Parsons College
Wright
Toft
Associatelane Junior High
Gale Barnes
Mixes Haugen
Austin
Jennie Jugenheimer
Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Esther Rittenhouse Martin
Lord Avenue
Golda Schulty
Homer Jarrard
Girl Scouts
Minnie Conner
Living Lake
Rennie Dawson
Fred Neiswaneer
Woman's Improvement League
Comercial Club
Country Club
Intermediate League of the Methodist Church
Pease
West Washington Atreet
J. J. Miller
A. TH. Heer
Alfie Nowad's
Stella Page
G. A. Ru
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Notio Pythian Circle
Frank E. Stewart
South Iowa
A. KB. Cotterill
Farmers Union
Pleur-de-Lis Club
Rol Callagher
Navajo Club
Elizabeth Brindley
North
Iowa Avenue
Chuck” Sullivan
Blue Bird Band
Iowa City
K. of C
Nation—Ladies Bible Class
Presbyterian Church
Mageste Foster
East
Jefferson Street
Urwel
M. FE. Co
Hriehts
Pythias
Esquire
L. A. Jones, Co
Ask
Missourt’ Walley
Login
John Hi. Stoner
Word Publishing
W. Hast St
Chicago, HW
Clark & Enslin’s
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BR & G
Lisle Derby
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