Community clubs hold meetings and socials across town
Highland Junior club met with Sara McCreedy on Friday with ten members and one visitor. Rubio Ladies Aid, Rural Woman's club, Friendly Thrashers and Walnut Women's Club held afternoon gatherings with luncheons, programs, and guest days. Activities included civics lessons, music, readings, and a picnic planned for August 16.
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Highland Junior Club
Sara McCreedy
Joris
Lillian Endicott
Sthery
Church and club notices mark Sunset Park picnic and society meets
Announcements list Weselyan Home Missionary Society picnic at Sunset Park Monday July 23 at 6 30 hostess Miss Ida Calendar speaker Miss Veda Stryker rain alternate at Miss Alice Rownd. Daughters of Union Veterans meet 7 30 at G A R hall full attendance. K of P third rank gathering Monday evening. The Reberal's host social for Mrs Martha Haney leaving the city. Kolah club rolls call by Guest quotation Wednesday July 24. Bethel Presbyterian Women meet July 25 at 2 pm. Wellston Social club to meet with Mrs Paul Harvey Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Ed Miller
Walnut Womans Club
Our Country
Mike Lewis
Wesleyan Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Sunset Park
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
the Reberal's
Martha Haney
the Kolah Club
Arthur Wead
Women's Missionary Society of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Effie Walker
White Answers Smith on liquor stance in Olathe speech
William Allen White counters Al Smith by linking him to saloon foes and Miller reform advocate claims. He accuses Smith of unchanged liquor views, warns of court pack and Tammany influence, and questions Smith’s alignment with Tammanies versus Americanizing Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Alfred E. Smith
White
O. R. M‘ler
Albany
Smith
Olathe
Kas
New York
Miller
Isoverror Smith
New Jersey
Bay
United States Supreme Court
al Smith
Seaboard
Tammany
New York City
America
Boston
San Francisco
Jeroms
Club notices and meetings posted near sunset park
The H. J. club meets with Mrs Charles Kern on Thursday July 26. The Past Noble Grand Circle plans a supper at Sunset park on July 26 with each member bringing a dish. A W C T U Institute starts Friday July 27 at 2 PM at Mrs John A Houghs home with county president Mrs Miller attending. The B and P club holds a July 25 meeting at Sunset park with picnic supper at 6 15 near the log cabin. The luncheon committee asks members to bring their own drinking glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Club
Charles Kern
Afernoon
Noble Grand Circle
Sunset Park
W. C. T. U. Institute
John A. Hough
Miller
B. and P. Club
Eight-Footed Shoat Draws Attention in Manchester County
An unusual four month old pig on Eugene State's farm five miles northwest of Manchester has eight feet formed by four spares above the regular feet. The remarkable pig, part of a seven pig litter, walks on all feet while the other six offspring are normal.
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Eugene State
Manchester
Virginia Macon in Critical Condition
Virginia Macon remains critically ill and unconscious since yesterday morning. Mex Anwyl and his mother arrived today from Crawfordsville to visit in Washington for a short time.
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Virginia Macon
Mex Anwyl
Mother
Crawfordsville
Washington
The Margaret Lillie Company Opens Six Day Run
The Margaret Lillie company of 25 arrives in Washington after a ten week Decatur Illinois run and opens tonight at the New Graham theatre for a six day engagement. Miss Lillie receives strong praise from Peoria and others, with a noted harmony quartet and a youthful chorus as highlights. The opening musical farce That's My Wife starts the program.
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Margaret Lillie
Washington
Decatur
Peoria
Geo M. Hall
Arthur Hall
Harry Dale
Bob Cavers
Chappie Chapman
Bessie Hale
Marie Hayward
Sam Simmering Takes Vacation From Graham Store
Mr and Mrs IT Rothschild visited friends in Town City yesterday as Sam Simmering took his vacation from work at the Graham store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Simmering
Graham Store
Mrs. IT. Rothschild
Town City
Raskob and Prohibition Stance Raise Union League Question
The Des Moines Register notes a clash over John J. Raskob remaining in the Union League Club of Philadelphia and leading Governor Smith's campaign. Club leaders say the decision is up to Raskob. he frames his role as independent, yet supports Smith to curb prohibition as a political aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines Register
John J. Raskob
Union League Club
Philadelphia
Smith
Union League
Raskob
William Price, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
Five Best Radio Features Tuesday Schedule
WJZ network at 6 30 est Lewisohn stadium concert. WJZ network at 9 20 est The Continentals. WOR network at 8 est Hank Simmon’s showboat. WEAF network at 7 est Freready hour. WEAF network at 5 est Voter's service. Mr and Mrs Wallie Peterson of Mt Pleasant were guests yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Carter.
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WJZ
Lewisohn
WOR
Hank Simmon
WEAF
Freready
Wallie Peterson
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Carter
Carnival cars wrecked. five killed in New Hampshire incident
Five carnival workers die and seven are injured when five flat cars detach from a two car train, plunge down a 15 foot embankment near Farmington New Hampshire. Three men are missing from the Bernardi Carnival Company crew.
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Farmington
N. H
Bernardi Carnival Company
Summer visits cross paths in Cedar Falls and Ottumwa
Herbert Korf visits Cedar Falls from summer school and stays with S. W. Korf. A. P. Dicken and Mrs. Dicken from El Reno Oklahoma arrive for a two week stay with Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Dicken. Mary Dawson returns from Waterloo after a week's vacation visiting her brother Lawrence and relatives. Gladys Williams and cousin Oma Isenberg travel from Lohrville to Ottumwa visiting J. W. Warner and hearing Jesse J. Miller direct music at the first Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Korf
Cedar Falls
S. W. Korf
A. P. Dicken
el Reno
Oklahoma
M. E. Dicken
Mary Dawson
Biklen’s
Waterloo
Lawrence
Gladys Williams
Oma Isenberg
Lohrville
Iowa
Ottumwa
J. W. Warner
Williams
First Methodist Church
Jesse J. Miller
Notice to Knights of Pythias Members
Attention members please assemble at the hall this evening at 8 pm by order of C C for a formal gathering and any necessary business.
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C. C
Local visits and travels noted in family roundabout
Lena Stewart visited the Wallace home in Fairfield overnight. Arthur Koch traveled from Brighton to Washington for business. Ed and Mrs. Davis plan an automobile trip to Idaho Falls to see the Wilsons. Charles Rogers and family from Olds stayed with the John Longs. J L Banks of West Chester visits Washington. S A Dickerson Gwendolyn Long and Helland drove to Cedar Rapids yesterday. L A Dalton takes two week vacation and plans a Kansas City trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Davis
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Sherd Wilson
Charles Rogers
Olds
John
S. A. Dickerson
Gwendolyn Long
Xe Helland
Cedar Rapids
L. A
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Rural Woman's Club
Frank Heinzman
Marjorie
Schwartz
Bush
Mary
Alice Hunter
Ire
Rubio
Ing
Margaret Morgan
Harold Coffman
Kathleen Morgan
Blanche Steinbeck
Goldie Groendycre
Ardith Luithly
Maxene van Dyke
Mildred Coffman
Ella Luithly
Maine
Amy Schmitter
Thrashers
Bert Booth
Hackins
Glenn Javis
Cal-X
Wellston Social Club
Paul Harvey
Congress
Thcia Patton
SILK
Don
Earle W. Corbin & Company
Lena Stewart
Fairfield
G. W. Wallace
Arthur Koch
Brighton
J. L. Banks of
West Chester
Victory
Dodge Brothers
Ster
Detroit
Triangle Auto Supply Company
North
Iowa Ave
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