Ladies Aid meeting at West Chester M E church
The Ladies Aid of West Chester M E church will meet at the church on Wednesday afternoon July 20 with Mrs Clem Griffith chairing the serving committee assisted by Mrs Lelia Woodard and Mrs Roy Gardner. All ladies of the community invited. Pythian Past Chief Circle to meet with Mrs John Applegate Thursday evening. Those unable to attend are asked to inform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Velma Booth
China
M. E& Booth
Misa Velma
Nelle Scott
Nelle Benson
Nina Smith
Eva Mouser
Harriett Myers
Nona Reeves
Muriel Anderson
L. H Anderson
Frank Leeper
O. K. Scott
Clayton Bear
Martha Thrasher
Dave Benson
Harley Myers
Ladies Aid of
West Chester
M. E. Church
Clem Griffith
Lelia Woodard
Roy Gardner
Pythian
John Applegate
Rural club picnic hosts 78 attendees at Bull home
Seventy eight persons attended the Rural club annual picnic Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bull’s home. A noon chicken dinner followed by ball games and visits featured the event with many local families listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bull
Aldena
Galen
Chris Verge
Catherine
Frances Jean
Junior
Willie Wagamon
Arvid
Floyd Griffith
Lois
Chas
Green and
Orlo
Val Wagamon
Grant Griffith
Will Eitemiller
Wes Webster
Cecil
Richard
Helen Ruth
Mel Whetstine
Laurence
Bert Godber
Ruth
Addie
Billy
Keith Wilson
Mr. Hayes
Henry Berger
Wayne Wilson
Fern Plecker
Marvin Bull
Delmar Bull
al Bull
John Berger
Myrtle Phipps
Atlanta
Iowa
Christina
Erna
Margaret Jensen
Massena
Joe Starr
Mrs. Starr
Albert Stoutner
Keota
Minneapolis
Miss Phipps
Rev. Phipps
The
Baptist Church
Red Oak
Forrest Graff
Des Moines
Wm. Rhodes
Ralph Snavely
Crawfordsville social notes from July visitations
Miss Nellie Manner reports on residents and visitors in Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs Grant Edwards traveled to Excelsior Springs Missouri for treatment and J M Maxwell returned from there improved. W D Caldwell and daughter Nellie Opre of Florida visited relatives while Mrs Kilgore cared for Mrs Marion Work at Lee Lease home. Tea at the Maxwell home included Mrs Gilkey of West Middlesex and W H L McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kahoka
Lillian Kephart
Sigourney
Gordon Sherman
Christian Church
J. W. Pearson
Miles Shellman
W. L. Kephart
Thomas
Wills
Rensselaer
Indiana
Marian
Howard Wolfe
Iowa
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Wolfe
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ill
Maron
Dorothy Greiner
South Marion Ave
Mert Bickford
Jack Westphal
Miss Greiner
Roll Gallagher
Helen Greiner
Marjorie Richardson
Margaret Hyde
Betty Harven
Lucille Mangold
Mary Annabelle Westphal
Virginia
Lilah
Cedar Rapids
Hugh Harrington
Dean Harrington
Roderick
Pontiac
Michigan
Cordelle H. Braden
Chris Swartzendruber
Richard Maibaum
New York City
Iowa University
EC. Jones
Margaret Jones
Town City
Mrs. Lindsay
Lloyd Blumenstein
Paul
Anamosa
Old Greene Mansion
Grace Boston
Iowa City
Albert Lindsay
L. W. Marner
Mareia
Muriet
Breeder
Storm Lake
Manners
Crawfordsville
Grant Edwards
Excelsior Springs
J. M. Maxwell
West Middlesex
W. HL
Mary McCall
J. Maxwell
Prairie Plower
Roy M. Puke
Ray Tracy
Muscatine
Mildred Benson
Chicaro
Davi Benson
Una Smith
Sadie Rickey
O. F Mouser
Arthur Wiley
Cermanville
J. F. Rittenhouse
Prairie Flower Notes Reflect Local Social Ties
Prairie Flower notes capture visits and daily life with names like Roy Puke Benson Smith and Thrasher in Muscatine Chicago Kalona and Washington. The column also records threshing crews Harvester schedules and birthday celebrations. A political excerpt criticizes Democratic claims about legislative origins crediting the president for key bills.
Keota Hosts Third Free Chautauqua Week Of Entertainment
Keota opens its free chautauqua drawing an estimated crowd of 1500 to 2000 for the opening three act comedy Always Tell Your Husband later changed to Peg On My Heart led by Jettabee Ann Hopkins and managed by Robert Pollard. The Lombard Radio Entertainers performed Tuesday with Harold Lombard as Jojo the Clown and Sam Grathwell speaking on prosperity. Harold Sappenfield spoke on Uncle Sam's Stake in China and Japan and The Watts Family low mood was announced for another show. De Willow Concert Jets and Morris Anderson address Keep Your Windshield Clean as the week closes with a community pageant The Death of Old Man low mood. This is Keota's third free chautauqua with the next one dependent on audience reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Jettabee Ann Hopkins
Robert Pollard
Lombard Radio
Harry
Lela Lombard
Mr. Lombard
Jojo
Sam Grathwell
Harold Sappenfield
China
Uncle Sam
Japan
Watts
Wellman Camp Scenes and Local Obituary Notes
A Wellman report lists visitors and outings including Cordelle Hi Braden, the Wilson Ashbys, the Miller camping trip in Wisconsin, the Morrow family from California, and Leonard Wehrle at Iowa City scout camp. It notes casket bearers and singers at Miss Martha Sigler’s funeral and mentions Rev. W. S. Moore of Wilton Junction. The piece closes with birth announcements for Beverly Banwell in Clarion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wilson Ashby
Jimmie
Marengo
Ralph Ashby
L. C. Miller
Wisconsin
Jim Morrow
California
Morrows
Leonard Wehrle
Iowa City
Joe Kehoe
Martha Sigler
Clifford Freel
Arden Freel
Thomas Johnson
Toppan @ Johnson
James Murphy
Ira Huber
T. ©. Kennedy
Elmer E. Yoder
W. S. Moore
Wilton Junction
Lewis
Buffalo Prairie
Ilinois
Omer Lewis
Ainsworth
Hoover guilty of Congress program, says Indiana Senator
Senator James F. Watson Republican leader asserts President Hoover is responsible for the legislative program enacted by Congress in a statement issued through the Republican National Committee. He responded to a remark by Senator Robin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Congress
Watson
United States
Roinson
Washington
INS
Hoover
James F. Watson
Indiana
Republican Senate
Republican National Committee
Robin
Learn to Co-Operate
Co operation must be learned as reading and writing and is easier for some than others. The steady student who sticks to cooperation will succeed, though rewards may come slowly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AL Crone
Pearl Parcell
Velda
Freida
Elmer Guenther
Harold Anderson
Lucile Reister
Audrey Hurable
Trotters
Rathel Trotter
Olive Arthaud
Nora Spessard
Gladys Evans
RK. C
Winfield
Presbyterian Church
Drum Corp
Mt. Pleasant
Berger
Winfield Corp
Mt Pleasant
Morning Sun
Hubert Shephard
Mt. Union
Orville Turner
Fairfield
Mra
Mrs. Gingery
Elizabeth Gingery
Gladys Evan
Bathel Trotter
Madge Rabhenold
G. A. Reinert
Mrs. Reinert
Harry Crone
Sherm Welch
E. T. Hansen
Frank Wells
Owen Grecian
Fighteen Ladies
Ralph Thompson
Ruth Marie Morrison
Fred Neiswanger
Rogs Davis
Frank Casey
Zeat Hinshaw
Sockum Ridge
Misses Eoma Clemens
Helen Junebluth
Hetty Clow
Margery Smith
Janet Jennings
Henrietta Hull
Helen Alcorn
Marjorie Pratt
OLL
Washington Oil Company
Iowa River
Roy Means
Mrs. Means
Wellston Social Club
Florence Smith
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Lake Downs Leader
Fern Cliff
Florence Zieglowsky
CAP Endari
Black Howe
Des Moines, Iowa
Hotel Savery
Ibcome
Sud Goxing You Connell
Monege
Marion Talley
Michael Raucheisen
Kansas City
White Plains
N.Y
Nellie Manner
Prairie Flower
West Prairie
Lawrence Howell
Myrtle Anderson
Milford Anderson
KK. L. Smith
Crosby
C. C. Reeves
Hazel Horning
Chicago
East Prairia
S. A. Munson
Will Benler
David Durst
Rene Warner
Thrasher
Merle
Kalona
Mre
Una
Jean
Esther
Wellman Cordelle Hi
Braden
Welch Moore
BIG Shoe Sale
Rothschild
Pia White
Wayne
Silk
Donna Gordon
Nelly Don
Dora Gordon
Gos
Dorna Gordon
Volles
Swiss
Peneyee
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