Local Society Notes Share Weddings Gatherings in Prairie Center
Social items report a wedding at a Christian parsonage near Hayte with Mrs. Donaldson and family attending a Sunday dinner at the Warren home. Other society events include Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society at Sunset Park, Rosemary Club gathering hosted by Spencer Reed, Snowball Social Club at Mrs. Kyle’s, Booster Club evening, and Business and Professional Women’s Club talks and officer changes. Out-of-town guests and forthcoming readings complete the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Sunset Park
India
Beth Klein
Sylvia Warren
Joe Clyde
Lela. Graber
N. M Speidel
Cairo
Valley of
The
Nile
Speidel
Holy Land
Max Marble
Hawley
Foster
Nellie Link
Helen Wilson
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Clara Faulkner
Faulkner
Kalona
Maude McCreedy
Lucile Forgey
Local residents make visits and trips to Cedar Rapids
Lucy Dempsey travels to Cedar Rapids for a pleasure trip. Mr and Mrs Sherman Gingerich visit Cedar Rapids. Ruth Manly of Iowa City returns home with them. Mrs Clint Scranton of Chicago visits Washington and will stay with the Scrantons. J M White of Keota comes to Washington on business. Ed Rich of Maytag attends a Cedar Rapids picnic. John Rohrer returns from Fairfield and Jack Long joins him visiting the Rohiver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Dempsey
Cedar Rapids
Sherman Gingerich
Ruth Manly
Iowa City
Recital, Choir, and Mission Picnic Announced
Carolyn McCaleery and Mabel ingston, students of Carolyn Hamilton, give a short song recital Friday at eight in the Chapel of the First U P church. The First U P choir meets Thursday at 7 15. The Young Woman's Home Missionary society holds a picnic meeting Monday at Sunset park at 6 30 bringing dishes to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Livingsteen
Carolyn McCleery
Wil
First United Presbyterian Church
Carolyn McCaleery
Mabel Sive Ingston
Carolyn Hamilton
U. P
Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sunset Park
Society notes of residents traveling and visiting relatives
Mrs May Pecker and son of Crawfordsville traveled to Washington to shop and visit. Marie Immhof of Wayland shopped in Washington yesterday. Harry Rice went to Wayland to supervise the Washington Oil service station in the absence of help. Mrs John Crothers of Anniston Alabama arrived to visit her mother Mrs N M Speidel for several weeks. Dorothy Ellis went to Centerville Iowa to visit grandparents and other relatives, sisters joining later. Mrs RL Miller and daughter Ruth of Indianapolis visited Eden to see relatives, at the home of her brother KK Provance. Mrs T A Jones and Mrs J L Mayer traveled to Keola to visit Mrs Mayer’s ill aunt Mrs Del Dunshee. Margaret Heal returned to Ainsworth after visiting Mr and Mrs Spencer Reed. Miss Edith White of Rock Island and her niece Alice White visited Rock Island after weeks with her brother Bert White. Alice will visit her aunt indefinitely. Mr and Mrs Lee Hanna of Crawfordsville visited yesterday with Mrs W F Logan and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rice
Wayland
Washington
Dorothy Ellis
Centerville
Iowa
W. C. van Ness
Juanita
RL Miller
Ruth
Indianapolis
Indiana
Eden
T. A. Jones
J. Ll. Mayer
Keola
Margaret Heal
Ainsworth
Spencer Reed
Edith White
Rock Island
Alice White
Bert White
Alice
Social Roundup Officers and Travels of Local Residents
Mes J J Martin heads to Des Moines to meet daughter Marie in Minneapolis then they visit Fort Collins Colorado and stay with relatives for several months. Many locals travel visit relatives attend weddings and recover from a skating accident.
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Des Moines
Marie
Minneapolis
Fort Collins
Colorado
Mrs Freshwaters Visits Sister in West Chester
Miss Esta Freshwaters left her hoe this morning and will stay at the home of her sister Mrs George Breitenbach. J Ro McGinnis spent part of yesterday in Columbus Junction on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esta Freshwaters
West Chester
George Breitenbach
J. Ro McGinnis
Columbus Junction
Frank Duffey Returns to Chicago After Visit
Frank Duffey arrived in Chicago yesterday after spending several days as a guest of his friend Rose Wheelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Duffey
Chicago
Rose Wheelan
Chinese Proverb on Silence and Anger
Fragmentary note reflects a proverb about anger not arising from loud outbursts but from quiet restraint. It hints at a cultural lesson on choosing silence over public rage in response to provocation.
Crowns and Drapes Highlight Novel Decor Trends
A fashion note highlights crowns with intricate side drapes and crushed effects while brime pieces remain smoothly draped, featuring decorations of trucks, folds, and cording as current styling cues.
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Burdell Donaldson
Christian Parsonage
Panleeper
Mildred Warren
Harry Donaldson
Gladys
Miss Mldred
Mrs. Warren
Rosemary Club
Margaret Beal
Walter Klyle
Kyle
Eunice
Florence
Charles Kurt
Clint Scranton
Glenn McCall
Spencer
Reed
Sam Neill
Mra Lioyd Brown
Kansas City
Docela Wheelan
Matilda Berge
New York City
John Carothers
Anniston
Alabama
Mra‘h. 8. Com
East Second Street
Wingtown Parson
Isabelle Tierpont Hopkins
Frank Scranton
J. M. White
Keota
Ed Rich
Maytag Company
John Rohrer
Fairfield
Jack Long
Fred Rohiver
ANNO
Klein Klothing Ko
May Pecker
Crawfordsville
Marie Immhof
John Crorothersa
Will
N. M. Speidel
Lee Hanna
W. EF. Logan
Mes
J. J. Martin
Ernest Seabranch
Olds
D. C. Rumsell
Clara Huber
East Jefferson Street
J. K. Latta
Morning Sun
George Novey
C. P. Pulliam
Rollins Hosiery Mills
Wakonda Country Club
Lloyd Brown
H. P. Wilson
J. F. McNamara
Miss Mae
Harry Boileau
Davenport
Bessie Lowe
Robert Lowe
U.S. Census Bureau
U. S
Lowa
Iowa Daily Press Association
Council Bluffe
de Moines Register and Tribune
Dubuque
Telegraph-Herald
Dubuque Times-Journal
Fort Thédge Messenger
Fort Madison Democrat
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Keokuk
Marshalltown Times Republican
Mason City Globe-Gazette Muscatine Journal
Oelwein Register
Ottumwa Courier
Sioux City
Genenet
Sioux City Tribune
Washington Journal
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Tribune
Galt
Coe Dather
Fisk
Atha
Square Washington
Owa
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