Birthday celebration and club gatherings reported
Last evening a birthday surprise honored Raymond Pieper on his twenty ninth birthday at his home with family and friends. The Young Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs Will Dupuis home with devotions a lesson and Enigma followed by refreshments. Mrs T A Michels hosted a six oclock dinner for Miss Hilda Michels and twelve guests then bridge. The Priscilla club met at Mrs Carl Hedges home with Fancy work and social time followed by a two course lunch served by the hostess and Mrs Will Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pieper
Richard
Raymond
Joe Pieper
Young Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Will Dupuis
Edna Fynn
Eberling
Orie Turner
T. A. Michels
North Iown Avenue
Hilda Michels
Muscatine
Miss Michels
Carl Hedges
East
Madison Street
Priscilla Club
Will Jones
Mrs Charles Pauls Mrs Will Jones and Mrs Joe Falk and daughter Frances
Three women named Mrs Charles Pauls Mrs Will Jones and Mrs Joe Falk along with Frances daughter are documented in a brief social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pauls
Will Jones
Joe Falk
Frances
Community clubs schedule meetings for Thursday week
Multiple groups including Fleur de Lis Carden and Friendship clubs announce Thursday afternoon or Friday evening gatherings. Meetings occur at Mrs. Birney home Y Woman's room John Foster home and various church and community venues with times around 2:30 to 6:30 PM. Specific addresses and dates mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleur-de-Lis Club
Karl Birney
Friendship Club
John Foster
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Wright's
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church will gather at 2 30 Friday afternoon at Mrs J E Wright's home. Mrs George Dowell will lead the lesson at the 29413 location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
The
Baptist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. EF. Church
J. E. Wright
George Dowell
Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Greenfield's Home
The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. E. E. Greenfield on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.ef
Phil Weldin
Siowa Ave
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
E. E. Greenfield
Consider Your School Board This Week
Mrs. Frank Haney introduces a two part series on school boards. The article notes that citizens know little about school finances and governance and urges informed participation to improve local education administration.
Dr Frank Norris Acquitted by Jury in Texas
The Rev J Frank Norris a Fort Worth pastor was acquitted of murdering Dr E Chipps last night in Austin Texas He predicted acquittal saying the verdict would make him a better pastor The shooting occurred in Norris million dollar church study during a summer confrontation Norris plans a Fort Worth reception as crowds praise the outcome The defense argued self defense and Norris testified Chipps advanced toward him The jury reached a one ballot verdict after a brief deliberation and a crowded courtroom applauded the decision
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
J. Frank Norris
Fort Worth
E. Chipps
Ole
Norris
Chipps
Marion Sentinel Sold to J L Pape in Marion
The Marion weekly Sentinel formerly owned by the late Lloyd McCutcheon and edited by Lloyd Jr. has been sold to J. L. Pape. Pape, a Keota native, aims to keep the Bells subscribed and notes his Washington county roots. Mary J. Bell of the city praised him in a renewal letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lloyd = McCutcheon
Lloyd
Lloyd Jr
J. L. Pape
Keota
Mary J. Bell
Lupton attends monument dealers convention in Des Moines
L B Lupton travels to Des Moines for several days to attend a monument dealers convention. Ralph Gibeon has returned from Hot Springs Ark after a weeks' vacation. Mrs Oscar Haney returns from Keosauqua Iowa. Ned Haney visits Iowa City for the university second semester continuing his studies. Farmers Cooperative offers Embrite Cleanser three cans for ten cents and sweet oranges at twenty cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lupton
Des Moines
Monument Dealers
Ralph Gibeon
Oul Springs
Ark
Oscar Haney
Keosauqua
Iowa
Ned Haney
Lemmon
Iowa City
University
Citizens notes and council chatter from local town
Miss Marion Stewart recovers from minor injuries after a brief illness. Mr. and Mrs. Huston of Wyman visited, Frank Wells returns from Chicago on business. Wisie Long learns his father William Long, longtime local blacksmith, is seriously ill in Independence Town. Mrs. Tomlinson returns to Louis City after visiting relatives. Coffman brothers of Wayland were in town for business. A four year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Brady hopes to go to Chicago. a caller at 533 Black seeks transport. Mayo couple attend bakers convention in Rock Island. Hi Y club to serve oyster supper at Presbyterian church Friday 5:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisie Long
William Long
Independence
Town
Tom Brady
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
France issues three million hunting permits at 200 francs
Three million hunting permits were delivered across France for the current season at a price of 200 francs each. A large share of the permits went to workmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
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Iwomen
Isociet
Carden Club
C. D. of A. Sewing Circle
A. and Jr. Club
Methodist Choir
Rural Women’s Club
S. M
Zeradatha Council No
R.L. McGuigan
Home Department
Waldemar Watch Chains
Homer Stephen
Jewelry and Music
North Side Sq
Washington
Joy Hays
Jersey
Guernsey
R. L
de Laval
Boy Randall
D. F. Macon
W. A. Anderson
Frank Haney
Washington Parent-Teachers Association
Board of Education
Frank Norris
McCutcheon Paper At
Embrite
Farmers Cooperative
Marion Stewart
M. M. Huston
Wyman
Frank Wells
Guy J. Tomlinson
Louis City
N. L. Long
Peter and
John Coffman
Wayland
O. R. Mayo
Bakers
Rock Island
Tinker Bell
Stella Cord
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