Society Notes From July Gatherings and Local Visits
The W R C met at the G A R hall on July 6 with smaller attendance due to bad weather. Two new members joined. three membership applications read. relief work of $10 reported. Ella Been-Hlossom remembered at the charter drape. Prairie Flosser ladies hosted an afternoon at Mrs Charles Bear’s home with aluminum talk by John Ogden and a cafeteria style dinner. Nine Thrift Club members joined Mrs Howard McBride for a Monday visit with potluck and crafts. Gertrude Hammer hosted a slumber party for Florence Brookhart and friends attending summer school. A waffle breakfast followed by a weekend visit to Iowa City. several attendees to Cedar Falls and Hyattsville. Others hosted fish fries and anniversary celebrations at the Schmidt and Brock households before Fourth of July travels to Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R.C
G. A. R. Hall
Allot
Ella Been- Hlossom
A. B. Schmoeller
Prairie Floser
Charles Bear
John Ogden
Partico
T.C. Reeves
Will Kooning
M. Kurtz
Chaba
Nina Smith
Viola Laron
W. A. Phillips
P. M. Phillips
Martha Thrasher
M Ogden
Thrift Club
Howard McBride
R. H. Walker
Gertrude Hammer
Florence Hrookhart
Hyattsville, Md
Iowa City
Washington
Margaret Sexton
Iowa University
Catherine Jane Hull
Frances ‘Thomas
Chicago
Isabelle Davis
Cedar Falls
Popular Powder of Beautiful Women
Sherman Bros. Drugists advertise MELLO GLO Face Powder as pure and government approved. They claim the powder gives a smooth, non pasty, youthful look with a new French process and long wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Dayton Grove News Roundup From A Correspondent
Mrs wi Embree and Pautine Gardner attended a Queen Esther meeting with Tother Lindenmeyer yesterday afternoon. A number in the community attended the Titug celebration last evening. Harry Dusenbery sold hogs to Augustine J and Boyer. Mildred Leet has returned after being away to attend Dible schools. Will Embree purchased a bred collie pup at Monticello Iowa. Junior Henderson, son of Mr and Mrs Arie Henderson, is giving a birthday party this afternoon at his home. Victor Flynn spent two days at the Roy Gardner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Wi Embree
Pautine Gardner
Queen Esther
Tother Lindenmeyer
Harry Dusenbery
Augustine J
Boyer
Mildred Leet
Dible
Monticello
Lowa
Junior Henderson
Arie Henderson
Victor Flynn
Roy Gardner
Local unions and clubs announce July meetings and events
The No 1298 carpenter union meets at 7 20 this evening at the hall. Several groups invite participation and picnics including the B Y P Monday at 5 30 at the church with sandwiches to pass and a dish to share. Rosemary club bridge party July 12 with Mrs John Cherry hosting. Latics and Pilotsburg groups plan Sunset Park events July 10 11. Ladies Aid Methodist West Chester meets July 10 with refreshments. Installation of officers planned for Latics id society United Presbyterian church. The H I H Club meets July 11 at Mrs Jessie Longer with entertainment by Mrs Finch and Mrs Lorena Wilcom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's Union
No. 1298
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
West Chester
J.D. Dayton
Gee
Statler N Rohrer
Jessie Longer
Finch
Lorena Wilcom
Zim merly Sets Nonstop Light Aircraft Record in 16 Hours
D B Barney Zimmerly claimed a new world nonstop distance record for light airplanes with a 1500 mile flight from Brownsville Texas to Winnipeg Manitoba in 16 hours The journey surpassed the previous best by 753 miles Much of the flight went through clouds and fog indicating challenging conditions during the record attempt. An employment dispute involving Claude King Whitland John Vanover and Arnold was referenced in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
D. 8
Barney" Zimmerly
Brownsville
Tex
Claude King
Whitland
John Vanover
Arnold
Liquor Injunctions Sought After St Joseph Raids
Prohibition officers raided St Joseph on Sunday morning as part of a drive against illegal taverns. Applications for padlock injunctions to close venues will be filed in federal court. United States Attorney Willi Vandeventer announced plans. An unrelated case in Americus reports a planter W D Arnold acquitted at a special term. A federal grand jury will study conditions and seek indictments under the Jones law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Willi Vandeventer
District United States
Americus
W. D. Arnold
Planter
Peon
Bus Line to Chariton Approved by Des Moines
The state railroad commission granted permission for a bus service between Turlington and Chariton via Burlington, tying to Burlington Transport and the Chicago Burlington and Quincy system. Iowa Motor Carriers, Inc. Mount Pleasant, opposed the plan, while 17 route residents supported it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Turlington
Chton
Th [Tion Co
Ago, Burlington, and Quincy Rath Burlngton Transport
Chic
Iowa Motor Carriers, Inc
Mount Pleasant
Iowa Motor Carriers Company
Plane crash injures two men near Altoona
Two men, Albert Williams of Burlingame California and Williams of Des Moines Iowa, suffered broken legs when their small plane forced down near Altoona. Both were reported not seriously injured and were resting at the hospital after the crash.
Gratitude for Gifts Ther is of gratitude
The fragment hints at thanks for gifts and for someone’s mark and what appears to be best effort or character from an unnamed subject. The readable text suggests a focus on appreciation rather than a specific event, person, or date.
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Society
Marion Melaughs
Rudolph Schmidt
Harold Brock
Oakland ‘Mills
Dan Cookus Club
Schmidt
Frank Raseert
J. W. Brock
Myx
Seth Waggonerana
Everett Burham
Mt. Pleasant
B.Y. P
Nellie
Pilotsburg
John Cherry
Rosemary Club
P. Club
Sunset Park
Nondas Richardson
Or 208
Green
Daughters of Union Veterans
Walnut Woman's Club
The
Friendship Club
Ben Fuggera
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Meers
Latics Id Society
United Presbyter Church
Fide
Orrie Booth
Charles Faulkner
Wellston
Thursady P.m
Bessie Hanvey
Kolah Club
Golda
Backson
Eral
Chariton
Graham
Rayon
Crewe
Panty
Childs
Ela
Neral Wome
Batistes
RESS
Kent
Dium St Zoo Quai
Childrens
Organdy
Grahame Chain of Department Stores
SILK
Ecarfs
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