Junction Couple Plan Open House on Anniversary
Columbus Junction residents Albert and Mildred McCullough celebrate their 57th wedding anniversary with an open house at their West Hill home. They married January 23, 1879, in the Harper home near Conesville. They have a son O C McCullough, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren. a daughter Mrs Walter Morgan is deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Albert McCullough
West Hill
McCullough
Mildred Harper
William Harper
Conesville
Jonas H. Buser
The
Reformed Church
O. C. McCullough
West Liberty
Walter Morgan
Harry Hall
Helen
Wilma Gabriel
J. H. Rodruck
Columbus City
P. BE. O
Jay Robertson
Hattie McGrew
J. H. Huston
Mesdames
Genevieve Fedderson
Bing Brown
H. Lee Huston
EF. C. Turkington
Anna Mulhern
Burlington
Pearlington
Chapter CX
Community pie supper at Havre school Thursday evening
Announcement invites all residents to a pie supper at Havre school on Thursday January 22. Attendees should bring a pie and their own coffee cup. Willis Wittmer listed as organizer.
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Havre
Willis Wittmer
Wyatt
Lodge Installation Postponed to Jan 29
The Royal Neighbor and Woodman installation scheduled for tonight is postponed to Wednesday January 29. Officers in both organizations will be installed in the Woodman hall.
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Woodman Hall
Queen Esthers of West Chester Meet Saturday
West Chester Queen Esther Circle will gather Saturday afternoon at 2 at Mrs. James Spancer's home. Mrs. Frances Kleese and Harriett Logan assist. Members should bring quilt pieces and prints for a quilting session. proceeds fund the Girls Golden Year and a quilt will be sent to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Queen Esther Circle
James Spancer
Frances Kleese
Harriett Logan
Mraneee Kleese
Wellman Girl Weds William Rogers at Iowa City Sunday
Miss Catherine Swartzendruber of Wellman and William Rogers of Iowa City wed at the Iowa City Methodist parsonage. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. S E Ellis at 8 am with sister Ils Attendant and D M Engle as best man. The couple will live in Iowa City where both work at the Princess cafe. Out of town guests included Mrs Mayme Swartzendruber and Mr and Mrs M D Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
William Rogers
Iowa City
Catherine Swartzendruber
Joe B. Swartzendruber
S. E. Ellis
Ils
D M. Engle
D. M. Engle
Swartzendruberg
Princess Cafe
Wal
Waterlogo
Mayme Swartzendruber
Muscatine
Local News from Landscape District Notice
Mr and Mrs Clark Bauer attended a Sunday school party at the Stewarts home. The Bauer family shared news of a sister in Westphalia Kansas reporting tragedy as her son Keith 23 died after a California wreck. Friends may write to the listed address.
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Harry Campbell
Clark Bauer
Edgar Stewart
C. P. Centlivre
Westphalia
Kansas
California
Wis
Keith
Butch
Social Calendar Shows Postponed Royal Neighbors Event
Tonight's Royal Neighbors and Woodman installation was postponed to next Wednesday evening. Rural Women's club gathers at 2 p.m. Thursday, with luncheon at Fleur de Lis club on Friday. Rebekahs, Odd Fellows dance, Baptist Ladies meeting, and West Chester Queen Esther Circle events fill the weekend.
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Royal Neighbors and Woodman
Rural Women’s Club
Frank Lewis
Fleur de Lis
P. F. Whister
Homer Birney
Rebekahs, Odd Fellows
Friends
Iowa
Baptist Ladies
Charles Hays
Veo District Local News Briefs From Jan 22
Local items note Mary Jane Rynor visiting with Mrs Faith Elmore while parents Pauli and Mary Ry nor were in Iowa City. David Roy born Jan 14 to Mr and Mrs Roy Finch near Veo at the Washington county hospital. Bert Bray of Boulder Colorado visits for his father Santford Bray in Jefferson county hospital. Santford Bray ill with serious condition.
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C. A. Bray
Mary Jane Rynor
Faith Elmore
Pauli Rynor
Iowa City
Carrol Johnson
Alda Watson
R. A. Spalding
David Roy
Roy Finch
Yeo
Washington County Hospital
Karl Harken
Robert Ramsey
Burlington
Bert Bray
Boulder
Colorado
Santford Bray
Jefferson County Hospital
Predia
Galen George
Washington
Chas
George Misa Mona Pray
Ottumwa
Ralph Gray
Hervey Coffin
Luther P
Roudabush Speaks on Motion Picture Art Dept Meeting
William J. Roudabush addressed the Fortnightly club Art department meeting at the library last night detailing how motion pictures are shot how sound films are produced and giving an overview of the work involved Period Furniture dominated discussion with club members Miss Jeanette Kyle spoke on English Period Styles and Miss Nondas Richardson read Mrs A Andersons paper on American Colonial Federal and Victorian Eight members attended the gathering.
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William J. Roudabush
Jeanette Kyle
Nondas Richardson
A. Anderson
Blair Law
Pythian Sisters Plan Valentine Social and Meeting
Pythian Sisters held a 15 member meeting to organize a February 12 Valentine social after the potluck supper. Committees were named for program entertainment and supper with members urged to bring Valentines. The next regular meeting is set for February 4 with a sandwich meet.
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Pythian Sisters
Lenora Minick
Dan Rohrer
Maude Sehmoeller
Maude Applegate
George Baker
Victor Crone
Ted Crone
Sarah Helwick
Earliest Camel Traced From North American Plains
Paleontologists relate the discovery of the earliest camel fossil about the size of a jackrabbit roaming North American plains three to four million years ago. The species evolved across millions of years and spread to Asia before vanishing from North America.
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North America
Asia
American
Evening Bridge Club Hosts at Hammer Home
The Evening Bridge Club was entertained last night by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B Bailey at Mrs Bailys parents home 733 East Main Street. Duplicate contract was played at three tables with high prizes awarded to Mrs Blanche McCleery and Theodore Bailey. Refreshments were served in the dining room.
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Theodore B. Bailey
Evening Bridge Club
Tea social at Miss Maggie Foster’s home
Miss Maggie Foster entertained several friends at a tea yesterday afternoon at her residence 633 East Jefferson Street.
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Maggie Foster
East
Jefferson Street
Many Happy Returns Birthday Notices
Reported birthdays today include Howard Hoyle of the Franklin district and Naomi Sheets of Valley turning seven. Naomi Barrel Sheets of Tyrone is also celebrated, with other notes mentioning a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blakely of Richland and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barnes of Brighton a year ago.
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Howard Hoyle
Franklin
Naomi Sheets
Naomi
Tyrone
Herbert Blakely
Richland
Keith Barnes
Brighton
Miss Mable Wiley Visits Snowball Home
Miss Mable Wiley returned home from a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bol Wiley near West Chester. Dwight Booth of Logan and family spent the weekend with Dwight's parents. Marie Rogers stayed with Glenn Knupp. Don Hays visited Grandma Hoyle. M E Booth bought a horse at a sale. Cloyd Knupp and family visited Sam Munson's home.
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John Shebeck
Mable Wiley
Bol Wiley
West Chester
Dwight Booth
Logan
Dwight
M. E. Booth
Marie Rogers
Glenn Knupps
Don Hays
Grandma Hoyle
Mrs. Cloyd Knupp
Wayne
Richard
Sam Munson
American Legion Meeting at Leon Beatty Post
The regular monthly meeting of Leon Beatty Post led by Post Commander Carl Voorhees was held last night at the Legion club rooms. Finance Officer Howard Miller reported a balanced budget and strong finances while Adjutant Harry Simpson noted 59 paid members, urging more signups and participation.
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Leon Beatty
Carl Voorhees
Legion Club
Howard Miller
Harry Simpson
American Legion
America
Leon Beatty Post
Wellman Creamery worker saves child. breaks hand
Ellis Shaffer, a cream hauler for the Wellman cooperative creamery, saved a nine year old boy from a sled accident in a street confrontation with a car while sustaining a broken right hand. The boy, shaken, won’t speak, fearing a spanking as snowstorm battered Wellman Friday afternoon.
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Wellman
Ellis Shaffer
Wellman Cooperative Creamery
Shafer
Understanding the Horse hoof as a Horny Box and its Care
The foot of a horse is a horny box made of wall quarters sole bars and frog. Inside lies a remarkable mechanism. Hoof care aims to keep this box in natural healthy condition.
Health Officer Fights On After Interurban Collision
Boone city health officer William Woodburn was struck by an interurban when he drove ten miles to the county home to complete his rounds. He wrapped a towel around his head to stem the bleeding after a head and chin wound required stitches.
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Boone—City
William Woodburn
Flower names by month spell sequence
The list assigns a flower for each month from January to November with terms like snowdrop primrose violet daily hawthorn honeysweet water lily poppy morning glory hops chrysanthemum and a miswritten September entry.
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E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Arts & Crafts
Mrs
Zoe Carter
Gwendolyn Holland
North Side Square
Yuiey
Queen Esthers
Supreme Court
Legislative Branch
Veo
Red Cross
Moore
Boote
Roudabush
Motion Pictures
Valentine Social
W. L. Bray
Clyde Coffin
Albert James
Perry Peterson
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Sanford Bray
Bach
Valentine
Nicola & Harmon Book Shop
Glen Davis
B. Wiley
American Legion Meeting
Crass
Dr. Pierce
S. L. Hollenbeck
North Platte
Nebr
Pierce's Clinic
Buffalo
N. Y
C. W. Davis
Ain
Nicola
Harmon
Montgomery Ward
Children’s Coats
Vas
Montgomery
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