Society Notes Highlight Picnics and Parties Across Town
A country club picnic drew out of town guests including Mrs Gifford Davenport Mrs Baldrige Wapello and Mrs Lena Maxwell Tripp Sioux City as well as Chicago visitors. The issue also notes a surprise 79th birthday for Mer George Woner Jr and a series of club meetings and social gatherings across Washington with invitations to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Gifford
Davenport
Baldrige
Wapello
Lena Maxwell Tripp
Sioux City
Florence Laffer
Fort Dodge
Alex Lytle
Walter Ayres
Alma Drinchey
Chicago
Mary Steck Spivall
Iowa City
Last Hats of Summer Vary Established Modes
The article surveys summer hat styles led by wide brimmed pastel shapes and white and black combinations. It notes felt hats in pre-tel colors, white kid variants, patent leather accents, and flower trimmed braids with chrysanthemums and water lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid
Comiliar
Chess
Deigners
Julia Bottomley
Maton
Notices of church events and lodge meetings
Regular meeting of the WR. C. at 2:30 PM in the Corps room at 2713 Ainsworth. A special initiation meeting is planned Friday July 17. Moose Lodge social for members and invited guests Thursday evening. Ladies of West Chester Baptist Church hold missionary meeting at Mrs Dayton’s Friday afternoon. Woman's Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon at Mrs L. S. Patterson's home. pageant noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Baker
Near West Chester
Everette West
Baker
Susan Baker
Marie
Bonnie
Marion Smith
Ireta
George Baker
Genevieve
Bobby
Merle Statler
Grace
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Avelu
WR. C
Ainsworth
O. B.S
West Chester Baptist Church
Dayton
Noetice
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Business Meeting Called Friday Evening at KC Hall
Notice states a called business meeting will be held Friday evening at the KC Hall located at 129%2. details are sparse and location context implied for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Hal
Local residents visit and travel notes around Washington and Fairfield
Irene Hiankenhorn of Ainsworth visits at A. W. Yard homes with Mrs. Harry Duncan and relatives in Washington. Cecelia Wheelan travels to Pleasant Plain to visit friends Mrs. Frank Parcell and daughters Faith and Marjorie. Mrs. BE Bo Sinn travels to Brighton after visiting Jayeonee Phillips. Mr and Mrs T A Jones and grandchildren Maxine and Triv depart for Des Moines to visit Mary Belle Shimmin and Elle and Bonnie Merritt. they return to Sigourney after a visit at Ralph Scott’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parcell
Faith
Marjorie
Fairfield
Pearl Parcelle
BE. Bo Sinn
Brighton
Jayeonee Phillips
Mary Belle Shimmin
Elle
Bonnie Merrit
Sigourney
Ralph Scott
J. M. Chittum
North Liberty
Anthony Veggy
Ulmer Ries
Baby
Iowa City
Nicholas Sueppel
Mere
Junction Fire Company
Fredonia
Geo. Brown
Little Brown
D.C. Hoyt
Webster
Ray Hoyt
Charles Aringdale
Phillips
McCook
Nebr
William Gilkey
West Middlesex
Harry Gibkey
J. H. Stevens
Ottumwa
Lee Baird
Des Moines
Robert
Lacey
Caren Gee
Anaimosa
E. R
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Geihhaus at Riverside Church
Funeral services held at S J Mary’s Church for Mrs. Mary Geihhaus with high mass by Rev. George W. Heer and local priests. Interment at Mt. Olivet beside husband. Numerous out of town relatives and friends attended and many visits noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Meiecker
Mt. Olivet
John Gelhaus
Dillon
Mont
Benedict Gelhaus
San Diego
Calif
M. Bernarda
Dubuque
Mary Seeman
Fred
A. McManes
Otto
Albert Burkie
Louise Gelhaus
Surprise visit to Wapello hosts delight a large party
A group of twenty five relatives and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. William O. Wilson at their Wapello home on Sunday in Columbus Junction. The event included T. F. Hanft Theo dore Cline John Tucker Verlee Morrison and Forest Hunt among others. May Duncan Ruth Jennings visit Minneapolis while Mrs. A. J. Foster returns from Anoka Minnesota after three weeks with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Amanda May
William Franklin Waggoner
Presbyterian Parsonage
F. W. Eastwood
Leona Morrison
Pat May
Oskaloosa
Waggoner
Triangle Auto Supply Company
Washington
John W. May
Washington Telephone Company
J. N. Waggoner
Commercial Savings Bank
Columbus Junction
T. F. Hanft
Theodore Cline
John Tucker
Verlee Morrison
Forest Hunt
William O. Wilson
Wapello
May Duncan
Ruth Jennings
Minneapolis
A. J. Foster
Anoka
Minn
O. H. Schleichert
John Freze
Christians and Non Christians Worldwide Population
The article notes Christians are a minority in global population with more than twice as many non Christians. It explains Christian outreach to foreign missionaries and the slow changing ratio as non Christian races remain prolific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mer George Woner, Jr
Nelle Crawford
George Ebner
Dale
M.E. Ebner
Haskins
John Dodd
Just Us Club
Sunset Park
Iowa
Dortha May Pfeifer
Charlies L. Zear
C. Wintein
Otto Pfeifer
Lulu Fritchen
W. J. Pfeifer
Valley
Susan van Dyke
Rubio
Joseph Zear
Richland
Wellston
Margaret Limerman
Bertha Moore
Home
T. T. Keeley
Dorothy Canfield
Gene Stratton Porter
C. A. Dewey
Afternoon Bridge Club
Alma Brindley
Florence Latter
George W. Stewart
Stewart Shack
Homer Darbyshire
Maude Hott
Kolah Club
A. W. Yard
Leatine Crawford
Berenice Anderson
Evelyn Crawford
Irene Blankenhorn
Leila Kieper
Anita Pratt
Mrs. C. A. Pratt
Moose Lodge
The
Thirt United Presbyterian Church
Irene Hiankenhorn
Harry Duncan
Cecelia Wheelan
Pleasant Plain
T. A. Joes
Pridchildren
Maxine
Triv
Harwood
Clearange
Moen
J. A. Harwood & Son
Riverside
Louis
L. Cline
Gladwin
A. R. Beik
Albany
New York
Dr. Beik
A. Beik
Grandview
G. W. Weber
Junction
State Teachers’ College At
T. Wince
Wapelio
Nancy Gookin
J. A. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Orville Orcutt
Von
EF. MW
Bridges & CO
Sheppe
Clark & Enslin
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