Social clubs host July gatherings in West Chester area
West Chester Baptist youths held a monthly meeting at Mrs W O Ralston's home. four new members joined. Various church groups met on July fifteenth with quilting and a cafeteria lunch. Rosemary Club, Anita Pratt party, and multiple visitors attended. Other events included a six o clock dinner, a Burdette Westermark birthday party, FE O W club birthdays, Fleur de Lis sewing luncheon, and Rural Women's Club with memory tests.
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West Chester
Allon
Valley St. Paul’s Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Zeno Tinnes
Tinnes
Jiarret
Doc. Engle
Glen Little
Hazel
Walter Wolfe
Cleo
Pearl Robertson
Olive Pfeifer
Rosemary Club
George McGinnis
Steven Kuplinger
Last Third Street
Burdette Westermark
Amos Norton
FE. O. W
Corlin Fields
Norton
Pields
Fleur de Lis Club
Harve Wilson
Council Bluffs
Sam Mckee
Prairie Flower
Cldren
Anna Wolf
Iowa City
McKee
Will Marie
Frank Pringle
Local Brighton Notes and Social Snippets
Hubert Beal visits Brighton at the Glenn Bea. Mrs M E Siberts and daughters Hazel and Ida Cav ader return from a weeklong outing at MaccGreyvor and vicinity. Candy Satehen H W Helmick of Brighton on Washington business. Miss Marjorie Sehulty of the National Bank force improves after a summer illness. The Misses Helen and Victoria Feeding return from Des Moines vacation. Prof L M Edgars and wife, previously in Morning Sines, are spending today with Washington friends.
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Helen
Victoria Feeding
Des Moines
L. M. Edgars
San Sines Coot
Washington
Church notices announce ice cream and cake sale
The First United Presbyterian women plan an ice cream and cake sale on the church lawn Saturday evening. Also listed are a D of A called meeting Friday at the K C Hall, a Past Noble Grand Circle gathering with Mrs. Sam Hout, and the Holland Poreien Missionary Society meeting Tuesday July 21 at the Warren home with supper at 6 15 PM.
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The
First United Presbyterian Church
Noble Grand Circle
Sam Hout
Alma He. Holland Poreien Missionary Society
Ella
Sylvia Warren
South 2Nd Ave
Bos
Athletic Equipment Secured for Citizens Camp Starting Soon
Omaha reports the seventh corps area spent over $1300 on athletic gear for the Citizens Military Training Camps to be held August 1–31 at Fort Des Moines Fort Leavenworth and Port Snelling. The camps feature daily athletics with top instructors from West Point and other colleges, and cover travel, meals, clothing, medical care, and entertainment. Applications should be sent to the CMT C officer Army Building Omaha Nebraska.
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Omaha
Nebr
Seventh Corps
C. MT. C
Fort Des Moines
Fort Leavenworth
Port Snelling
College
Rchool
Army Building
Nebrawen
Marriages and local notices from Muscatine and surrounding areas
Miss Helen Karen Morgan and Clayton Hartsock wed at the First Presbyterian manse in Muscatine. Florence Morgan and Raymond Snyder announce their marriage in Fredonia Kansas. Dolly Edwards visits in Chicago. Mrs. Charles Hantt and Margaret return from West Liberty. Residents visit relatives in Reynolds Illinois and Morning Sun reports. Norma Giffey Irene Alsip to Morning Sun for Bible school reports at OsKaloosa district convention. R M Crider of Tonkawa, Oklahoma stays with Mrs. A.
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Columbus Junction
Helen Karen Morgan
Clayton Hartsock
First Presbyterian
Florence
Lewisa County
Raymond Snyder
Fredonia
Kansas
Thomas Procter
Dolly Edwards
Chicago
Clifford Ross
Charles Hantt
Margaret
West Liberty
Glenn James
G. Coffin
A. Allen
Reynolds
Allen
M. Slade
Norma Giffey
Irene Alsip
Morning Sun
Suimmer Bible Training School
Oskaloosa
Louisa County
R. M. Crider
Tonkawa
Okla
Wis
Scopes Trial Judge Excludes Scientific Testimony
Dayton Tenn July 17 Judge Raulston ruled that scientific testimony would be excluded in the Scopes trial. The decision aimed to shorten the proceedings amid lengthy debates over expert testimony. Defense plans to place evidence in record for higher court review, arguing the prohibition unjust and unconstitutional. Local notices mention visitors, club meetings, threshing, camping trips, and fair premium lists.
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T Ie
Rawlion
Rod
Dayton
Tenn
John T. Raulston
John T. Scopes
Arthur Hays
Hava
Juniston
Hay
Live
Paris and Rheims Tour Notes From Helen Cunningham
Helen Cunningham writes from Paris and Rheims about hotel life at the Louvre the Folies Bergere and a day trip along Rue de Rivoli. She visits the Arc de Triomphe Notre Dame the Pantheon and Law Courts and notes war damage to Rheims cathedral the Twelve million bottle Rheims wine caves and memories of American and Allied figures.
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C. C. Cunningham
Helen
Europe
Maurine
Laughlin
Isabel Lemmon
Washington
Paris
Hotel du Louvre
Charlie
Red Cross
Tigat
Bath
Faust
Cir
Rue de Rivoli
Napoleon
Corsica
Place de la Concrerde
Egypt
Chamber of Deputies
Church of
Madelins
France
Pantheon
Clemenceau
Eurface
Rheims
Frape
Mumm
Rockefellers
Anne Morgan
Cardinal
Wallis
Germany
Brimmont
Berry
Bae
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Anita Pratt
Lucille Swan
Fairfield
Oma Mason
Charles City
Town
Howard Miller
West Madison Street
T. H. Simpson
Eileen
Detroit
Michigan
Harriet Simpson
Centerville
Ray Simpson
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Lloyd Hilmeston
Burdette
Samuel Bailey Hicka Jr
Princeton University
Kansas City Southern and Gulf Railroad
Hubert Beal
Brighton
Glenn Bea
Candy Satehen
H.W. Helmick
Washington On Business Today
Marjorie Sehulty
National Bank Force
Offa
J. Siutsman
Crider
Stutsman
Roy Grentman
Children of Media
Dwight Woodburn
Priscilla Club
Chautauqua Park
George Weber
Howard Huston
George
J. O. Culver
Mina
Milton’ Tucker and Son
Cedar Rapids
J. C .Arrington Diie
Clayton Summerville
James Kerr
Gladwin Epworth League
J. O. Devore
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Ehautauqua Park
Minerva Alsip
Helen Cunningham
Gay “Paree
Wilson
A. S
Law Courts
Notre Dame
Luxembourg Gardens
Palace
Church de la Chapelle
Mr. Peck
Case
Soissons
Chatteaun Thierry
Wads
Page
Quaker
Washington Street
Vania
Valvoline
Washington Oil Co
BIUR
Crescent Pende
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