Kensington Club and Sunshine Society Gather for Socials
The Kensington club met at Mrs. B. R. Richards in Ainsworth with ten members and a one course luncheon. Recitals at Miss Carolyn Hamilton’s studio featured a large program. social events continued with the Loyal Builders class at the First United Presbyterian church and Sunshine community club gatherings including a John Koch sale and a fare well party for departing neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Irwin
First United Presbyterian Church
Neil Trotman
D. H. McLaughlin
Jay Brewer
J. Reade McCrory
Community notices from local clubs and societies
Announcements for the Women's Auxiliary at the Co hospital the Fortnightly club Literature department Py thian Sisters Pilotsburg Ladies Aid St James P T A West Chester W G C T A Pleasant Plains Missionary Society Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Walnut Women's club A A with meet Royal neighbors regular meeting all detailing dates times and locations for upcoming gatherings and dues for members across multiple groups.
Women and club notices for February meetings
Woman’s club meets at 6 15 PM in the Community room of the Y on Wednesday February 2. Baptist Kensington of West Chester hosts a Wednesday afternoon gathering inviting all ladies. Daughters of the Union Veterans hold a luncheon Tuesday at 1 PM at Mrs C W McLanchlin’s home. Red Brick district women gather Wednesday February 2 at 1 PM with a materials list. Art department’s afternoon section meets Tuesday at the library to study English artists under Mrs Knight and Mrs Dewey. Linger Longer club plans an all day meeting at Mrs PD Booth’s home Thursday February 3 bring sandwiches and a dish to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Minnie Jackson
Jackson
Frances McCoy
Baptist Kensington
West Chester
Lucy Leet
Mabel Plummer
Union Veterans of the
C. W. McLanchlin
Council
Red Brick
Leslie Gates
Knight
Dewey
Linger Longer
PD. Booth
Honored Cairo native Cloyce Huston at Crawfordsville reception
In Crawfordsville Indiana on January 29 the Ladies Aid and the Woman's Missionary Society hosted a church reception for Cloyce K Huston of Cairo Egypt who was visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J Huston The event drew about one hundred attendees and featured remarks by Rev W G Barr apart from musical interludes and a talk by Huston describing Africa Egypt Cairo and a Sudan hunting trip The gathering concluded with traffle and wafers and guests included Hope Huston and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ladies Aid
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Cloyce K. Huston
Cairo
Egypt
J. (. Huston
R. C. Wells
Marion Huston
Haze Welch
W. G. Barr
Barr
Doris Fletcher
Emma Millson
Gujaranwala
India
Claycee
E. W. Griffith
Presbyterian Church
Robert Williams
Cloyce
Africa
Soudan
Huber
George Yeager
Hope Huston
Grimne
Tipton
Essa
Lois Harper
Emma Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Ten Men Injured In Mine Explosion In Morgantown
Ten men were injured, four seriously, in a blast at the Collinsville by-products mine number 1 in Morgantown West Virginia today. This followed another accident within fourteen hours and is linked to a recent fire that killed miner Harry Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
Collinsville
Harry Shelton
Nebraska Bank Guaranty Fund Powers Growth and Security
Lincoln January 29 1927 Nebraska state bankers say the depositors guaranty fund has paid 30 936 419 93 to depositors in failed banks while protecting every penny. Since 1923 the fund has reduced liquidation costs and kept depositors whole, with 44 banks under commission management today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund
van FE. Peterson
Guaranty Fund Commission
Peterson
State Department of Trade and Ecommerce
Loing
Commission
Iowa
Missouri
California
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
Weather outlook brings cloudy skies across central plains
The forecast covers January 1 to February 5 for the Upper Mississippi valley, the Missouri valleys, and the northern and central plains. Expect mostly cloudy skies with periods of precipitation, fluctuating temperatures, a cold start, warming midweek, and another cold snap toward week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
May pin a second murder on Coffey
Coffey, in Platteville Wisconsin, is targeted again as Sheriff Lyall Wright aims to determine responsibility for a second murder. Coffey helped officers uncover the dismembered body of his wife buried nearby, and he offered a cryptic reply when asked about a prior killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Wis
Lyall Wright
William N. Coffey
Coffey
Train Hits Truck at Omaha Crossing Kills Two Men
At Missouri Avenue crossing in Omaha Nebraska a Kansas City express struck a truck carrying two men at noon today. J H Philpot 30 of Weeping Water Nebraska identified by paper at the scene. the other man remained unnamed. The truck with Nebraska license 20 106 was hurled fifteen feet by the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebr
Kansas
Co op Marketing Strides in Midwest Livestock Trade
DES MOINES Jan 29 Cooperative marketing of livestock by Iowa and Midwest farmers reached the largest total in history, per a report by Charles R B Hearst president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and Knute Espe secretary of the Iowa cooperative livestock shippers The findings are based on shipments figures released at the Chicago producers annual meeting Hearst notes the Chicago Producers Cooperative Commission Association has shown the larger receipts and sales on the Chicago market for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des “Moines
Iowa
Midwest
Charles RB. Hearst
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Knute Espe
Iowa Cooperative Livestock Shippers
Heart
Chicago
Hearst
Chicago Producers Cooperative Commission
Ray Fesler Remembered in Local Notices of Career Moves
Ray Fesler, formerly at McNamara furniture, played baseball for a Washington team twenty years ago and is remembered by locals. He started in the furniture trade after leaving Washington, sold his business at Marengo last year, and moved to the S. Brewer home yesterday where he is settling in well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fesler
McNamara Furniture
Washington
Marengo
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Kensington Club
B. R. Richards
Ainsworth
Carolyn Hamilton
Clarke
Brother
Clarke E
Wonderful Garden of Dreams
Forster
Adams Dythane
Wonderful Wonderland
Pillow-town
Elliott B
Phillips
Barton
Maxon-Marks
Margaret Livingston
Benee Wood
Ind Wood
Catharine McConaughey
Ssther McCreedy Kjerull
Bond Mary McConaughey
Clutsam
Helen Harvey
Sunshine Community Club
John Koch
Ruth Schneider
Bess Witting
Gertrude Darbyshire
Mae Randall
Spencer
Reubsam
Neubsam
Sunshine
Mradock
Pye
Washinton
Don Wylie
Charles Wolfe
Peter Avetite
Sir John Koehler
Arthur Reubsam
Tye
The
R. L. McGugin
Carl Roberts
East Washington Street
Carl Sehneider
Kings Sons and Daughters
Pleasant Hill
Carl Schneider
Howard Witting
Co. Hospital
W. A. Gibbon
Treas
Anna Dawson
Pythian Sisters
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
Clara Fisher
St. James P. T. A
Daniels
Sprague
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
George Reed
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid
Will Stafford
Walter Gardner
Will Miller
Fred Telford
Walnut Women's Club
Mrs
Ralph Charpenine
Neet
W. A. Cook
Hoyal
Imen Hall
Thesday Evenue
B. and
East Anglian Institute of Agriculture
David
Tempe
Keota
S. Brewer
Evening Journal
Journal
the Evening Journal
Washington County
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