Wedding Dresses Highlight Sunshine Community Club Meeting
Sunshine Community club members showcased wedding gowns worn in 1893 to 1934 at Mrs. Roy Foss home. Ten gowns, two flower girls Virginia and Donna Lee Wiley, and music by Mrs. George Zeck complemented a large turnout of about twenty members and fifteen children. The event, part of annual fashion focus, featured refreshments and welcome guests including Mrs. M. T. Stiles and Valesta Montgomery.
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Sunshine Community Club
Roy Foss
George Zeck
Virginia
Donna Lee Wiley
Clive Klopfenstein
Klopfenstein
Sister-N-Bdow
M. T. Stiles
Iowa Falls
Valesta Montgomery
Vera
Martha Wylie
Esther Wolfe
Y's Men Picnic at Sunset Park
The Y's Men's annual picnic at Sunset Park was held Tuesday with about thirty attendees. They enjoyed a softball game and socializing in the park setting.
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Sunset Park
Wellman Boy Receives Cut Ear Riding Tractor
Donald McArtor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McArtor, wore a bandaged right ear after slipping on a tractor step and hitting the edge of the step and plow tongue while riding with his father. He remains cheerful and intends to try again. The article also notes visiting relatives and summer plans in Wellman and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordele Braden
Wellman
Donald McArtor
Elmer McArtor
Donald
Joseph Cain
Grant Miller
I. Leighton
Iowa City
William Baker
St. Paul
Minn
Straw College News Highlights Local Oats and Visits
Straw College notes visible farming busyness with heavy oats. Mr and Mrs Carl Oldfield and family visited Mr and Mrs Keith Herr Sunday evening. Miss Ferne Bishop works at the A and P store in Washington each Saturday evening. Classified ads are read.
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Clyde Kennard
Straw College
Carl Oldfield
Keith Herr
Ferne Bishop
A. and P
Washington
Kellogg’s ALL-Bran Eases Longstanding Constipation
A letter from Mrs. Sallie Snyder of Hall Cal praises Kellogg’s ALL-Bran for relieving years of constipation after trying pills. The ad promotes ALL-Bran as bulk to exercise the intestines, supplying vitamin B and iron, with two tablespoons daily often sufficient. It notes that bulk resists digestion better than leafy greens and suggests using bran over patent medicines.
Mrs Sims Family Leaves for Coffeyville Kansas
Mrs William Sims and her daughter Mary Jane along with Billy and his wife departed for Coffeyville Kansas after visiting Mr and Mrs Wisie Long. Sims was once Ethel Long and grew up in the town. Also mentioned are Mrs I Rothschild and Mrs Stella Wells Latchem who returned from a trip yesterday.
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William Sims
Mary Jane
Billy
Coffeyville
Kans
Wisie Long
Sims
Mr. Long
Ethel Long
Mrs. I. Rothschild
Stella Wells Latchem
Maxwell family shop here in Crawfordsville today
Mrs. Lyle Maxwell and her daughters Jane and Joan visited Crawfordsville and shopped today. This brief item notes their presence in town and invites readers to read the classified ads.
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Lyle Maxwell
Jane
Joan
Crawfordsville
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YY Ashington Fruit Market
Alberta
Big Bing Cherries
Michigan Fruit
Chase & Sanborn
Armour's Pork & Beans
Certo
Doz
Cules
America
Sultana
Sultan Olives
Bag
Klenzer
Bran Post
Seta
Deohrat Striai
Atlantic and Pacific
Dixie Dugan
J. P. Mevoy
J. H. Striebel
Necetee
Peon
Iowa
So. Utilities Co
Wellman Boy
A. J. Nichols
Vella Maplethorpe
Beulah Martin
Maurine Nevin
West Chester
Steele
Nick
Marengo
Mary Nick
Fred Schroeder
Lawrence Brown
E. C. Hambright
Steeles
Nicks
Edward Kelsey
Tipton
Schroeder
Donald Gardner Baker
Dorothy Booth
Chicago
Vernie Booths
Dorothy
Fred Booth
Straw College News
Trip
Morton's
Mickey Mo
Kellogg
Battie Creek
Soa Kirk
Camay Soap
Rea
Per Boz
Per Doz
California
Jack Sprat
Enorce
Rite-Wa Fee ericKtes
Gingerale
Fred Crawford A
Wenger
Wayland
Winfield, Ee
Rite-Way Food Stores
Crone’s Grocery & Market
Crone’s
Grocery & Market
Wheaties
Kansas City
OM Leo
Dewit Food Market
East Side Square
Bliss Coffee
Halligan’s
Denison Quality
Bkg
Mortons
K. C
Armour
Bara
Dixie
Michigan
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