Washington nuptials amid family home vows tonight
The marriage of Miss Twyla Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Reed of Washington to Harold Booth son of Mr and Mrs W D Booth of Washington will be solemnized at eight o'clock tonight at the home of the bride's parents The Pythian Sisters held a meeting with Mrs Gladys Crone presiding Plans were made for a social hour after the next regular meeting Nearby Bertha McComb of Richmond and Frank Chez of east Richmond wed Friday evening at Mrs Charles Hebner s home The couple reside east of Richmond Chez is a rural carrier The Merry Mixer club met at Mrs Walter Staller s. upcoming meeting Aug 5 The BE O W club picnic July 4 at Amos Norton s house with guests from Kansas City and Hills Y s Men club enjoyed mini golf at the North Side cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twyla Reed
C. B. Reed
Washington
Harold Booth
W. D. Booth
Pythian Sisters
Gladys Crone
Bertha McComb
Richmond
Frank Chez
East of Richmond
Charles Hebner
Hner
A. A. Wing
Chez
Merry Mixer Club
Walter Staller
Will Carr
Grace
Hazel
Mildred Duvall
Letha Dayton
Art Romine
Tony Meath
BE. O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Bertha Cowan
William Cowan
What Cheer
John T. Miller
Sam Miller
Stev. A. L. Currie
United Presbyterian
Nashville
Bridegroom's Career Across States and Air Shows Life
Mrs. Miller, a What Cheer graduate and former assistant to Dr. J. Maxwell, marries a man who started in electrical work in Washington and rose to management at several utilities offices. He trained as a pilot at Porterfield in Kansas City and is now with Universal Airlines at Sky Harbor Murfreesboro Tennessee. The couple resides at 681 East Lytle Street Murfreesboro. Country club women golfers held a seven o'clock match, with two ball foursomes and low scores by Mrs. F. M. Ritchey and Gertrude Hammer. breakfast committee was Mrs. George C. Stewart, Mrs. Lester Orr, and Mrs. J. O. Sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
What Cheer
J. Maxwell
Washington High School
Coyne Electrical School
Chicago
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Washington
Brighton
Keota
Porterfield Flying School
Kansas City
Washington County
Sky Harbor
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Universal Airlines
Bride
East
Lytle Street
Country Club
F. M. Ritchey
Gertrude Hammer
George C. Stewart
Lester Orr
J. O. Sexton
Miss Kate Hill to Speak at United Presbyterian Church
Miss Kate Hill of India will address the United Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning in the regular church hall. A collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hill
India
United Presbyterian Church
Church and club meetings planned for July 9
The King's Heralds of West Chester M E church meet with Mary and Jean Luers on Thursday July 9. The Wellston Social club plans a Sunset park children's afternoon on Thursday July 9. Garden Club combines July 9 and 13 meetings at Mrs M D Work home with bouquet judging first second third prizes none awarded. Mrs C M Keck leads What Lemones and Burbank have done for gardens. W C T U meets at Mrs Robert Cherry on 803 N Ave B Thursday 2:30 with Miss Mazie Stewart leader and Mrs Ek Miller from Wellman reporting on state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Heralds
West Chester
M. E. Church
Mary
Jean Luers
Wellston Social Club
Sunset Park
Garden Club
Robert Cherry
N. Ave. B
Mazie Stewart
Ek. D. Miller
Wellman
Community club meetings fill July schedule
The Prairie Flower Mission Circle hosts daughters at the church on Thursday afternoon July 9. Rural Women's club holds a social after noon with Mrs Tennis Hunter. M E Ladies Aid Units 3 5 7 9 10 meet with various hostesses Friday afternoon. U P church Ladies Aid also meets with a 6:00 picnic supper planned. Friendship club gathers at Wayne Gideon home July 1e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
D. C. Griggs
C. H. Bear
Clifford Reeves
Wm. Gamon
Dave Benson
L. H. Anderson
Rural Women’s Club
Tennis Hunter
Friendship Club
Wayne Gideon
Young Women and Junior Missionary Societies Meet
The U P church groups plan Saturday meetings at 2 30 PM in the church parlor led by Mrs Ruth Galloway and Mrs Earl Galloway. All children are invited and regular monthly meetings follow on the first Saturday each month at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
Ruth Galloway
Junior Missionary Society of the
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the
U. P
Earl Galloway
Local Shoppers and Farm News From Wayne Area
Shoppers in Mt Pasant include Willard Davis family and Lloyd Vollmer group. Jacquelyn Korf visits Washington with Mrs. C F Korf and returns to grandparents S W Kerf. Hay harvest complete. corn plowed. recent rain affected crops but recovery visible. Dale Roth hauled corn for Roy Johnston from Mt Union elevator. Henry Vollmer and Joyd Vollmer from Mt Pleasant visited Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
Winfield
Horace Crawford
Town City
Elza Crawford
Dale Roth
Olds
Mt. Union
Roy Johnston
Henry Vollmer
Mt. Pleasant
Joyd Vollmer
Brighton Fourth Festivities and Local News Highlights
A Brighton group gathered at the T. B. Davi home to celebrate the Fourth with friends and relatives from Washington Iowa City and Winterset. Notables include the Austins and McClains visiting from Iowa City and Winterset. Ruth Brown Stout 74 died at the county farm in Washington with funeral at Sandy Hook cemetery. Charles Hoover visited from Cobb Wise and extended visits for family in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
T. B. Davion
Mary Snyder
Kate
D. F. Berry
Ad McCarty
Blanche
Washington
Ray Conrad
Richard
Lois Austin
Iowa City
Dale Schafer
Ottumwa
Gale Heacock
Baldwin Park
Calif
H. L. Eland
la Belle
Charles Eland
Donald Edwards
McClain
Winterset
Donald McClain
Jesse Berry
Danny
Mediapolis
D. T. Berry
Ruth Brown Stout
Elijah Stout
Sandy Hook
Chas. Hoover
Cobb, Wise
Frances
Charlotte
Frank Hoover
John Hoover
Dickie
Davenport
Otis Hoover
Fairfield
Readers Pick Most Beneficial World Event
Citizens voice opinions on global welfare with Schuyler Livingston arguing for England to regain its former international standing. Claire Dewey favors reducing disarmament fears and war incentives. Ted Pratt notes the war debt dominates political discussion and tax priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Livingston
England
Numerous Visits Mark Weekend Across Des Moines and Nearby Towns
Families and friends from Des Moines, Ottumwa, Kirksville and beyond return or travel for weekend gatherings. Relatives visit in Le Roy, Drakesville, Fairfield, Winfield, Moline, Adel and Cedar Rapids, with extended stays and several vacations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Myrtle Helmick
Chas
Evalyn
le Roy
Ira Schafer
Scott McFarland
Drakesville
Dorothy
Mildred Robinson
Moline
Mabel Robinson
Clark
Velda Foster
St. Louis
Ella Alkire
Hod Brier
Rex
Winfield
J. F. Frain
Cedar Rapids
Gary Stone
Mary Alkire
Farmington
Elmwood
McQuam
Stella Kock
Des Moines
Wallace van de
Verle Kock
H.B. White
Geo. Kessel
Fairfield
Oris DeWolf
Grace Madden Hoffman
R. L. Patterson
Geo. A. Strovack
Cincinatti
Ohio
Patterson
B V. Garbry
L. D. Camp
Lawrence
B. V. Garbry
Cleve Dayton
Ottumwa
C. E Dayton
Dorothy Liming
Noel Carter
Kirksville
Local Social Notes From Crawfordsville R1
July activities recount visits and calls around Crawfordsville including Mr and Mrs Albert Hesseltine in Washington for dental work and boxing from Cleveland observed at the Sands home. Neighbors Mrs Harley Rhea and daughter visit Winfield. families Hesseltine Schantz Sands mark Independence Day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Albert Hesseltine
Washington
Hesseltine
Masson
W. C. Wooley
Austin Wood
Charley Wood
Aledo
Ill
Will Crozier
T. H. Riley
Price Owens
Survey for Changes on No 2 in Louisa County
A week long survey by engineers examines primary road No 2 east of Columbus Junction and south and east of Fredona. The Iowa river bridge near Columbus Junction remains unsatisfactory due to heavy traffic. The No 2 and No 76 railroad crossing blockage reduces visibility and causes delays for tourists and freight trains. A 1931 re routing plan for No 76 between Columbus Junction and Nichols has not started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Here
Fredona
Highway Commission
Iowa River
Fredonia
Nichols
Riots Roil Korea as Chinese and Koreans Clash Over Rice Fields
Reports from TONIO indicate fierce clashes between Chinese and Korean rice growers in northern Korea near the Yalu river. Police and Japanese troops patrol to restore order as hundreds are wounded or killed and Chinese residents flee across the border into Manchuria amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Korea
Manchuria
Yalu River
Chinee
Chinese accuse Japan over policy blamed for disorders
Readers report Chinese voices accusing Japan of provocation to justify military aggression in Manchuria. They allege Tokyo seeks to create a pretext by stirring unrest and exploiting the disorders as a casus belli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Ice Cream Hideaway Links Whiskey To Immigration Case
Globe Arizona. Jailer William Richardson suspects foul play when a Mexican visitor delivers a quart of ice cream to a fellow countryman jailed on immigration violations. Investigation uncovers a pint of whiskey concealed inside the ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe, Ariz
William Richardson
Richardson
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Merry Miner Club
Statler's
Kb. OO. W
Mike Baker
Ed Grayson
Catharine and
Marguerite Hardy
Hills
Mrs Grayson
YS Mens Club
Cate
Cowan-Miller
C. H. Guther
Rothschild’s
Panamas
RPE
M. D. Work
Eva Smeltzer
D. D. Davis
Ader
Kash
Jeanette
New York
Okoboji
Black Hills
Eardley Bell
Vention
M. £. Ladies’ Aid
O. J Rice
Wilcox
Methodist. Aid Society
Glenn Hayes
West
Madison Street
A. W. Clow
Joe Knotek
C. R. Gallagher
Ladies Aid
Rhua Helmick
Claire Dewey
Ted Pratt
Hampsher
Crawfordsville R
Vera L. Sands
Howard Schantz
Lorene
Noble
Bert Hesseltine
Doyle
Donald Sands
Louisa County
Axminster
Tonies
Pane
I, G
Wells & Crail
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
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