Society Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings
The Cedar Circle 4H met at the Patterson home with twelve members and two visitors. Helen joined as a new member. Christian church women held a business meeting at the church planning a fall festival dinner and a bazaar on November 27. The Washington order hosted a quilting party with eleven attendees ahead of a ceremonial visit by Mrs. Bartlett of Nelsonville. The Washington country club social season featured a large party with twocourse dinner, local and outoftown guests, and dancing to a public performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Circle
Martha
Esther Patterson
Helen
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
Mert King
Clare Nicholson
Fehhurch
Claud Tucker
P. E. P Roll
Kolah Club
Charles Jackson
Helen Jackson
John Jackson
Ruth Speide
Ed Jackson
7. W. Hunter
Washington
White Shrine
Clark Pulver
Keota Order
Margartlett
Nelsonsville
Ohio
C. G. Schmoeller
Fred Reid
Earl Bickford
Addie Shannon
Kansas City
Amos Durst
D. W. Dayton
A. Dickerson
Lawrence’ Wilson
Bfcw Lorte
Roy Means
Burlington
Walterstone
Mike Robinson
Harvey Shultz
Leonard Swartz
Mr. McHugh
L. P. Lupto
Stone
LeRoy Pratt
Carl
Edith Roileau
Earl Limerman
Minneapolis
John Springer
Marth
Palo Alto
Cal
Faye Frown
Raymond Condit
Pueblo
Colorado
Fred Hardy
Winter Set
Joe Shaver
Corpus Christi
A E. Rankin
Jerry Voorhis
J. W. Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Palmer Foley Wedding in New York
Miss Eva Ruth Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Palmer of Washington and James Foley of New York City wed this morning in New York. Miss Palmer has worked in Washington for seven years with the government while attending a business college at night. She graduated in 1922 from Washington High School and later from Ft Madison Business College, also completing a further business college course in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ruth Palmer
Everett Palmer
Washington
James Foley
New York City
New York
Rooster Club Meeting Notified With Mrs Sam Neil
Announcements say the Rooster club will meet with Mrs Sam Neil on Tuesday afternoon in July. The note lists a date string July s 126 and provides no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooster Club
Sam Neil
Coastal floods drown 100 near Trebizond
An unconfirmed dispatch reported 100 people drowned at Trebizond due to coastal floods after forty hours of cloudbursts. Many villages were demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Constantinople
Vorwaerts
Trebizond
Tribune plane to resume its flight
Chicago reports the Amphibian Antin, damaged by ice in Ungava bay, expected to resume its Berlin flight today. Dispatches from Wood, with pilots Rob and Parker Cramer, said an ice jam punctured a hole in the hull. Weather favorable for the leg from Port Urwell to Mount Evans, Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ungava Bay
Chiease Tribune
Berlin
Tribune
Robert Gast
Wood
Rob
Parker Cramer
Bowler
Ford
Port Urwell
Mount Evans
Greenland
Building Removed to Clear Lincoln Highway Bridge Site
Logan July 12 A building used as a city editorium blocked the Lincoln highway site for a new overhead bridge. The building will be moved to a location in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lincoln Highway
Des Moines Officials Warn of No General Speed Law
City solicitor says Des Moines lacks a general speed limit law while urging caution against dangerous driving. Police and city departments prepare to enforce an old ordinance if needed amid traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Monkey escape at Des Moines park sparks monkey hunt
Des Moines park reports a local escape by a monkey named Jocko from a cage near the ramp, sending keepers and visitors into a crowd search. The animal reportedly moved through trees around the park as authorities attempted to recapture it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Park
Des Moines
Jocko
Rampus
Quarantine In Arizona Camp Over Spinal Meningitis
In Safford Graham mountains a lumber camp remains under strict quarantine after six deaths from a mysterious brain fever. Initial diagnoses cited brain fever for Heber Connelly, with spinal meningitis later identified as the cause. No new cases reported in days as officials seek to halt spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Ariz
Graham Mountains
Heber Connelly
Connelly
Local Notices and Family Travel Highlights
Names and movements of local residents appear with visits to Davenport and Fairmont Minnesota. Mrs Cloyee Pringle's funeral in Davenport is noted with family attendance. The piece lists school teachers, visits to Lake city, and trips by Cor related households including Wing Lang families and planned travel to Buffalo Center and Land Falls Baptists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pringle
Leland
Burl
Tro Washington
J Carris
Jenniend
William Fitzgerald
Keota
Davenport
Cloyee Pringle
Matt Juda
St. Louis
Juda
Spies
W. ‘T. Carson
Dill Boileau
Nhere Rey
Farmer Dies After Runaway Cultivator Accident Near Greenfield
Greenfield Indiana July 12 1949 farmer T T Jones aged 66 fled northeast of Greenfield when a cultivator was hitched to a tractor and driven by his son ran away it fell on him he died almost instantly in the field Authorities reported the incident as a fatal runaway cultivate accident on the farm near Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
T. T. Jones
Deam
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Society Aditor
Marion McLaughlin
Howard Altenbernd
Valley
Hattie Kracaw
Rublo
Martin
Award Engle
Emry
Egle
Engle
Washington Country Club
Charles Faulkner
North Avenen
0. G.T. Ch
Ed Wells
Floyd Harvey
Lucille Denison
John Munn
Henry
Four O'Lock
Mary Elizabeth Atkinson
Arsisted
Aleta Doane
Jane Stewart
Drifting
Mattingly
Mary Elizabeth Atchison Quets
Oberon” Pices Weber
Mary Elizabeth Atchison
Shiels Sones
Schultz
Atchison
Swartz
Mary EB. Atchison
Northern Star
Glen Thompson
Kathryn Stewart
Farm Bureau
Thompson
A. L
Griffith
East Washington Street
Iowa
Capital City
Journal
Itndals
Spor
Man
Wells
Oto
Royal Market
Washington Motor Company
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