Society Notes Highlight Local Bridge Clubs and Gatherings
Mrs. John Cherry hosted Rosemary clip at her Washington area home, ten members and one guest including Claude Rhodebeck, with prizes for Galloway and Ralph Waggoner. Harmon club met at Mrs. James Swift’s, programs by children, recitations, and a song. Aug meeting set as club picnic. Walnut Homemaking and Indian Creek 4-H clubs held meetings with refreshments and future demonstrations planned. Susan Coffey auxiliary met at Eva Walece’s with a mite box opening planned August 2. Bridge scores noted for Mrs. Edward Aston and guests. Social gathering at Business and Pro 1 Woman’s club park featured picnic baskets and no formal program until September. Fred Franklin hosted a bridge club at 603 North Avenue with Shafer scoring high. Friendly Threshers met at Glenn Davis home with lawn games and progressiverock. several guests attended. Two weddings announced: Lola Berns and Charles Wesley Stafford married June 28 at White Temple Metrist church Anaheim, California. couple to reside Long Beach, California. Bernice’s school-year details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cherry
Rosemary Clip
Washington
Claude Rhodebeck
Galloway
Ralph Waggoner
Cherry
Wagoner
James Swift
Harmon Club
Mary Martin
Roberta Wheelan
Julia Ann Harvey
Barbara Brooks
Robert McLaughlin
Ruth McCreedy
James Trooks
Nelson Thompson
Susan Coffey
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
West Chester
M. E. Church
Eva Walece
Ethel Banner Tod
Mary Ross
Flo Dayton
King’s Heralds
Little Light Bear
Fred Franklin
North Avenue
Lola Berns
Paul
Lexington
Charles Wesley Stafford
RL Beatford
Wellman
White Temple
Metrist Church
Anaheim
California
A. M. Whyte
Benjamin Shewood Haywood
Molina Avenue
Long Beach
Bernice
Made For Beautiful Women Face Powder Ad Claim
An old advertisement for MELLO-GLO Face Powder extols purity and a youthful bloom. It claims government approval for its entering matter and notes a smooth, lasting finish. The copy promotes a new French process and directs readers to druggists and Mr. Lros.
State Teachers College Graduate Wedding Mentioned
The text cites a bride and groom with ties to State Teachers College and Wellman High School Cedar Falls. The groom graduated from Wellman High School in 1921 and spent the last three years in California, reflecting a midwest and west coast connection in the couple’s background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lege
State Teachers College
Wellman Hi
Cedar Falls
Cornell
Groom
Wellman High School
California
Picnic and meetings announced by church and groups
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church plans a Thursday picnic at 5 30 bring silver dishes sandwiches and a dish to pass. Past Grand circle at Pilna Ruebsam home Monday evening. An invitation goes to husbands. Attendees meet at Odd Fellow hall 7 15. Cars will be provided. A gift to Shanghai is to be left at the mon store by July 13. Miss Moninger sails July 22. Encampment July 12 service and meeting listed. Cottage prayer at Mr Sand home Friday 7 30 welcome to all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Jeburet
Pilna Ruebsam
Mondeve
Shanghaii
China
Nicola & Har- Ange
Miss Huppert
Mon
Sai
Miss Moninger
Hom Hum
Mr. Sand
Home made airplane crashes near Rochelle Park two dead
In Rochelle Park New Jersey a home made airplane crashed killing two men William Strong a former army flyer and Leo Crocifer a student. The craft reportedly broke apart during an attempted takeoff from a hill near Wee last night with injuries to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle Park
Steay
William Strong
Leo Crocifer Sation
Magnetic healer restrained by court in Ames Iowa
Ames IA July temporary injunction bars H Hughey self styled magnetic healer from practicing medicine or surgery in Iowa without license. Nevada district court judge T Garfield granted the order yesterday with a permanent injunction hearing set for September. Hughey’s attorneys challenge the law’s constitutionality claiming benefits to patients and rights to earn a living. Hughey was fined $75 last December for practicing surgery without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Hughey
Towa
T. Garfield
Nevada
John Fletcher
Favors Reduction of Duty on Autos
Washington July 11. Alvan MacAuley president of Packard and head of the Automobile Chamber of Commerce urged the Senate Finance Committee to cut the tariff on passenger cars from 25 to 10 percent. He asked, however, for re:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Fince Committee
Alvan Macauley
Packard In Tor Cat Company
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Macautey
Riverside Community Notices and Visits Highlight Fourth of July
Riverside residents report visitors and gatherings from Iowa City to Weisman Fort July Fourth. Mr and Mrs Wesley Prehoda and daughter Dorothy, and many locals including the Havel, Heck, and Haver families, attended picnics and calls. The Ingram show tours Riverside this week, drawing attention from surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Wesley Prehoda
Dorothy
Iowa City
George Prehoda
Wesley
Melvin Havel
Dariene
Stanley Heek
Chas Havel
Carl Cralz
Clair Flyn
Weisman Ft
Rie Fesler
Ingram
Mellie Steele
Chas Lorack
Raymond Lorack
Norma Nose
James Dvorak
Theodore Rath
Will Geret
Jouehek
Ashington
Reed forecasts showers for today in Iowa towns
United States weather observer D Reed predicts rain tonight or Friday across prefate and north portions of the state with thunderstorms in the southeast tomorrow. Warmer weather expected, especially in eastern Waterloo, Marshalltown, Decorah, Fort Dodge, and Charles City, with Carroll recording 84 degrees yesterday and 5 am temperatures noted in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa
Os D. Reed
United States
Tod
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Decorah Fort Dodge
Charles
Carroll
Anne Seeks More From Millionaire in Suit
Chicago dated July 11 Anne Hardinge Tulsa Oklahoma plaintiff in slander suit against 62 year old millionaire William Hardinge seeks an additional 200000 dollars claiming he damaged her reputation by calling her a gold digger. She plans a vaudeville appearance and asserts entitlement to the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anne
Tulsa
Okla
Teoai
Hardinge
Goldedigger
Six Injured When Two Cars Collide Near Des Moines Airport
Six people including three girls and three young men were bruised and shocked after two cars collided near Des Moines airport nine miles east of the city. The most serious injury was to Vivi Brundige, 13, who was unconscious for several hours. Dorothy Brundige, 17, Dorothy Thayer, 17, James Morrison Melirath, 29, and another youth were among the others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Vivi Brundige
Dorothy Brindge
Dorothy Thayer
Altoona
James Morriso Melirath
Kansans Honor Charles Curtis in Topeka Testimonial Dinner
Testimonial dinner in Topeka honors Charles Curtis, praising his rise from county attorney to vice president. Roy Stone chaired the event with about 60 local businessmen in attendance. Senator Arthur Capper lauded Curtis as Kansas’ best senator and a strong vice presidential candidate. The event reflected Curtis’s political creed and popularity in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Curtis
United States
Roy Stone
Topeka
Kansas
United States Senate
Arthur Capper
Charles Curtis
Mahan to Succeed Lauer at University
Mahan formerly a history faculty member is appointed director of the University of Town extension division to succeed Edward H. Lauer who resigned to accept an athletics post. George D. Stoddard is named director of the child welfare search station by President Walter A. Jessup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Tagdutly
Brace &. Mahan
History
University of Town
Suesera Edward H. Lauer
George D. Stoddard
Walter A. Jessup
Realists Read Van Abs Tention Of Present Duties
A terse note discusses countervailing duty policy and its potential rise to the level of other similar charges. The fragment hints at debate over current rates and their alignment with standard duties. Names and specifics are incomplete in the readable text.
Ahrenberg Lands at Ivigtut in Heavy Rainstorm
Copenhagen reported by advices today that Captain Albin Ahrenberg Vi ator landed at Ivigtut during a heavy rainstorm. He had departed Reykjavik yesterday as part of a flight from Stockholm to New York. The message says his plane landed 15 knots south of Ivigtut and the mining company's radio station there had been in contact with Ahrenberg since about 1 a.m.
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Copenhagen
Albin Ahrenbedi
Ivigtenland
Ivigtut
Ahrenberg
Reykjavik
Iceland
Stockholm
Sweden
New York
Ivistut
Menage
Nebraska Wheat Estimate Reduced
Nebraska wheat crop may total about 55 138 000 bushels in July down from 64 000 000 in June due to unfavorable weather. Minnesota and Missouri forecasts show similar declines while farm prices drift up. Martha Jennings of Wellman visits Fra nce Alabama at Mrs Phil Weldin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
State
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Missouri
Martha Jennings
Wellaon
Panl Leach
France
Alsiama
Phil Weldin
Fire Blazes. Cigarette Toss From Planes Sparks Grass Fires
Fire Warden R W Wood of Kern County says the first three grass fires this year were started by cigarettes tossed from passing planes. One blaze destroyed 2500 acres of crags land as crews fought the flames across Bakersfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield Cal
R. W. Wood
Kern County
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Thoughtfuleas
Marion McLaughlin
Ruthmary Dunbar
Piris
Indian Creek
Hesseltine
Helen
Dunbar Girls
Edward Aston
North Second Street
Fritz Fields
Helen Johnson
Bamford van Dyke
R. J. Coulter
Glenn Davis
Lee Sands
George Ebner
Leta
Mary Donaldson
Joe Easter
Jimmy Stoop
Wilma Palmer
Cla Work
RE. J. Fr
E.M. Bridges & CO
Moderne
E. M. Bridges & CO
Onde Aa
Riverside, R
Emily
REED
I. Chib
Fred Bey
Rothschild
Coats
Rothschilds
Manhattan
Cones
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