Winter social rounds fill Karelin neighborhood with events
A busy social week in Karelin neighborhood features a Friday party at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fetes with music games and refreshments. Saturday saw Mrs Jennie Gardner and Mr Will McGuire wed at the Methodist parsonage and depart for Kansas. A rug making class led by Mrs B C Briley drew twenty two members. Thursday marked the twenty third wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Will Sickles with a six o'clock dinner and a silver tray gift. A radio party at Milton Ross’s home featured games and a business meeting establishing committees for the year. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Clark Wancher at 292 West Monroe. Mr and Mrs Knight Weener celebrated their golden wedding at 112% South Iowa avenue with a four course chicken dinner and music by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fétes
Karelin Néich Porhood
J. J. Benda
Roy Davison
Lester Wagner
Fetes
West
Washington St
Bowers
Jenni E Gardner
Will McGuire
Kansas
Washington
McGuire
Roy Means
Mr. McGuire
Gladwin
Will Sickles
Re: Bunts
West Chester
Milton Ross
Milton
Mra
Anna Ross
Knight Weener
South
Iowa Avenue
Wiy
Local Club and Society Meeting Notices Digest
A column of community notices lists regular meetings for K C on Tuesday January 27. Taylo School District ladies January 28. Fort nightly Art Department Tuesday 2 30 with Mrs Wilson. Young Womans Missionary Societies at churches. Sunshine Community Club Wednesday. American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday January 27. Westminster Guild Monday 7 15. various clubs including Royal Neighbors Rebekah Ladies Aid and others with times and hosts. The notices urge attendance and specify hosts officers and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Frank Wilson
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Bertha M. Guther
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Thirteen Bills In Iowa House in Early Session
Thirteen bills were introduced in the Iowa house during the first two weeks of the forty first general assembly and nearly twice as many in the senate. Highlights include a long and short haul bill for identical railroad rates between cities, a bootlegger’s blue book bill for cross county convictions, and several measures on education wildlife water works taxes and civic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
General Assembly
Hammill
Matthews
Matthew
Hill
Iowa
Bureau of Identification
Diltz
Polk County
Schools to teach caring for birds and animals in Iowa
A bill in the Iowa General Assembly proposes a weekly half hour in public schools on care of birds and animals. Rep Diltz of Polk county says nature studies cultivate love of nature in youth, though adults may not adopt it easily. The measure directs teachers to select stories or have students recount personal experiences related to birds and animals. Other notices mention an Earlom conferral on Herbert Asquith, riots in Manila affecting residents, and obituaries of Lord Claude Hamilton and James Mackenzie, with Alaska fox shipments to France for breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
Diliz
Polk County
Diltz
Dilt Bil
Traveling Library May Soon Be Thing of the Past in State
Iowa may shut down its traveling library service as budget and salary gaps force resignations. Officials say two of four librarians have left or will leave soon, with vacancies hard to fill. The program lent books to small towns and rural areas, serving thousands of readers in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Library Association
House
Senate Appropriations
Statue of Justice Gifted by United States Placed at Peace Palace
A statue of Justice donated by the U.S. government was installed under the dome over the grand staircase at the Peace Palace in The Hague. The sculpture, by Andrew O Connor of Paxton Massachusetts, will be formally presented soon by Richard M Tobin the American minister to the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Peace Palace
Hague
Justice
United States
Andrew O'Connor
Paxton
Mass
Richard M. Tobin
Netherlands
Packers Case Dismissed On Hog Market Complaint
Secretary Gore dismissed a complaint by the Packers and Stockyards Administration against Armour and Company Swift and Company and North American Provisions Company charging discrimination in buying hogs on the Chicago market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Washington
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Will Marie
B.C. Briley
Fred Wagner
Marie
Lavera Stewart
Rosa Davison
Eva Wagner
Wagner
Omer Warner
K. C
D. J. EK. Wolf
Taylo Scheool
John Spidel
Sunshine Community Club
Sam Warren
Young Womans Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Carol Forgey
Lake Anderson
West Minster Guild
Maggie Foster
Fay Freshwater
Hazel Miller
Loutse Jones
C. C
W. S.C
Ross Whittacre
Rosemary Club
Robert Cherry
Rebekah
Thursda
Kennedy
McCreedy
McConnell
Wilcox
Yeeter
Harvey Will
Harmony Club
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Godfrey Juseler
Armory
FE. O. W
Laura Graham
W. M. Keeley
Y. M. C. A Committee
Will Kos
Berry
Haneen
Winnebago County
Hanson
Rankin
Lees County
Council Bluffs
Ranking
France
Paris
Camille Chautemps
Interior
Nice Chamber of Commerce
M. Chautemps
Harry Maxwell
Pes
Woman’ Home Missionary Society of the
M. E.church
London
Downing Street
Herbert Asquith
Liberal Party
Manila
Government of the
Philippines
Claude Hamilton
Treasury
Queen Victoria
James Mackenzie
Scotland
Prance
Ber
Mecca
Kasha
Derby
New Comfort Charlies
Anna
Windsor Crepe
Lumber Jack
Sateen
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