Regional Social Notes From Rubio and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors listed include Mrs Evertt Huber and Olive Munro from Rubio, G B Feltz and family, Ray Elkins visiting from Chicago, June Putnam from Mt Pleasant, Harry Margolin family from Yankton, and Mrs Lawrence DeWitt with California relatives. Also announced is a June 27 ice cream social postponement by the Haskins church Willing Workers and a mustard sale by G E Frey.
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Haskins Presbyterian Church
Local Births and Dismissals Reported at Area Hospitals
At the hospital Mr and Mrs Frank Patterson Kalona have a daughter born this morning at 1245 weighing seven pounds five ounces Mr and Mrs John McGill Washington are parents of a daughter weigh seven pounds five ounces born at 43 o'clock this morning Mark Chandler Wellman was admitted this morning for treatment of a fractured left hip Mrs W J Shannon and baby daughter Barbara Elizabeth were dismissed last evening Mrs H R Hess was dismissed last evening for her home in Harper Dismissed this morning were Terry Gene and Wayne Roscoe Hoehne Washington Frances Amlong Washington route 3 Ronald Latta and Donald Latta Riverside Hubert Simons Washington was dismissed last night
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Frank Patterson
Kalona
John McGill
Washington
Mark Chandler
Wellman
W. J. Shannon
Barbara Elizabeth
H. R. Hess
Harper
Terry Gene
Wayne Roscoe Hoehne
Frances Amlong
Ronald and
Donald Latta
Riverside
Hubert Simons
Niehr
Local families plan visits and travels across states
Dr and Mrs W O Fisher and son William of Beverly Hills Calif arrive Saturday for a weekend stay with Hamilton relatives. They formerly lived here and Fisher preached at the First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs Tillie Yoder returns home tomorrow after a week at Wellman with her son Raleigh. Mr Miller and Mrs Kempf hosts escorted her to Wellman last week along with Verna Johnson and Elizabet h of Window Kan and Cherry Box Mo. Minerva Earnhart of Long Beach Calif spends the summer with her sister in Ainsworth. The Sordens and Hultquists go to Kibbart Ind for a Conn band instrument convention then attend Music Trades in Chicago on the return trip. Virginia Steek leaves for Los Angeles to visit parents Frey and Mrs Setek after spending the summer in Iowa City. Lucile Jergens of Davenport visits cousin Jean Reinhard. Ray Jergens and family will spend Sunday at the Reinhard home.
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W. O. Fisher
William
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hamilton
Fisher
First United Presbyterian Church
Massachusetts
Canada
California
Tillie Yoder
Wellman
Raleigh
Roy Miller
Elizabeth
Window
Kan
Verna Johnson
Cherry Box
M. M. Kempf
Mr. Miller
Kempf
Milo Sorden
Paul Hultquist
Davenport
Kibbart
Ind
Chicago
Virginia Steek
Los Angeles
Mrs
Frey Setek
Iowa City
O. K. Clapper
Lucile Jergens
Jean Reinhard
Ray Jergens
Reinhard
Christine Watts
Haskins
Mary Lou Coon
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Lee Sands
Ethel
Vivian Rbrooth
University
Harold Godlove
Una Gordon
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Oakdale
Dubuque
Audubon
Jood
Ray Good
Wayland
Booth Sisters
Emory Schmitz
Brooklyn
L. M. Boughtin
Kanetas City
Betty Williams
Boughtins
Betty
FE. FE. Coffman
Des Moines
George Murphys
John Blair
Maxine
Monmouth
Murphy
Tom McGraw
Earl
Near Ainaworth
Lucille Telford
Aineworth
Marilyn
Leonard Strohn
Larry
Joyce
Peggy Kay
Hilton Coon
Mary Lou
Jimmy
Wild Cat den
Clarence Heaseltine
Lois Ann
Bobby
Nelda Jean
A. V. Hesseltine
Crawfordville
Francis Lins
Everett
Billy
Mrs. Gee
Ebner
Vivian Booth
Leonard Strohm
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Mary van Horn
Winfield
Donald
James Bean
Milton Edmonds
Robert
Knitting Styles Featured For Lazy Midsummer Days
Adele Pearce models a coat sweater suitable for golfing or slacks. Maureen O'Hara wears an evening canary yellow sweater while Ann Sheridan displays a rust hand-knit dress with scalloped edges. The piece promotes knitting during relaxed summer hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Pearce
Maureen O'Hara
Ann Sheridan
Baseball Scores and Standings Report
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 9 to 2 in one game and Chicago defeated Boston 6 to 1 in another. St Louis topped Philadelphia 7 to 3, New York 9 Philadelphia 1, and Pittsburgh 1. Games today include Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn at night, and St Louis at Philadelphia at night.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Stringtown Community Hears News Of Gatherings And Ills
STRINGTOWN July 24 Mrs J J Rich reports local gatherings with Ira and Albert Graber, Arthur Davison, family and Betty Marie hosting picnics. Ruth Freyenberger suffers poison ivy. various families visit relatives in Michigan and at local homes. Immense attendance at picnics includes Graber, Widmer, Roth and Wenger families with neighbors sharing meals and ice cream.
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J. J. Rich
Stringtown
String Own
Eimer Vwregenbarger
Ira
Albert Graber
Arthur Davison
Betty Marie
Wayland Park
Paul Wittrig
Michigan
Ruth Freyenberger
Ellis Nickolas
Sam Roth
Leonard Graber
Elmer Freyenberger
Rey
Paul Wittrng
Howard Platt
Crynatide
Ben Schantz
Washington
P. R. Schantz
Viola
Nickolous
J. C. Graber
Elmer Graber
Dave Graber
Don
Elizabeth Widmer
Cora Widmer
Joyce
Bertha
Inez Gra
American League standings and Tuesday results summary
The table lists team records for the American League with Cleveland and Philadelphia at low win totals. Tuesday results show Washington 6 Detroit 3 and Chicago 8 Boston 7 among other scores. Upcoming games include Boston at Chicago New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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W. LL. Pet
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Coeceus SE
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Local church dinner highlights Sunday school workers
A Cotter Presbyterian church dinner meeting featured Mr and Mrs Fred Longer and June among attendees. Visitors from Creston Beatrice Nebr and Des Moines included Mrs Prall and son Mrs Wooley and daughter Stephany. Ruth Nichol heads to India for a missionary appointment.
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Fred Longer
June
R. J. Dawson
F. W. Eastwood
C. S. Lemmon
Kathryn Latta
Flora Dodds
Vernon Wiltting
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Local Social Notes Highlight West and Boshart Families
Mr and Mrs Walter West and Leonard Graber and family of Ohio visit. George Brooks details corn for Emry Eigall. Mrs Sarah Boshart Betty and Irvin Boshart join Sunday dinner with Edna Widmer and children. Frank Nebel visits Noah Widmer for dinner.
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Ber
Walter Westen
Leonard Graber
Ohio
George Brooks
Emry Eigall
Sarah Boshart
Betty
Irvin Boshart
Edna Widmer
Frank Nebel
Noah Widmer
Haskins News Roundup and Local Visits
Haskins notes include Mary Lou Coon returning home after neck cyst operation at Bellevue Muscatine Hospital and recovering well. Mary Lou and family visited doctors in Muscatine. numerous local residents attend church events, trips to Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, and Wild Cat Den, plus farm threshing and community meeting activities at the Presbyterian church.
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Mary Lou Coon
Haskins
Giant Ford tri motor to visit Kendrick Field this week
Aviation fans will see the 16 passenger all metal Ford tri motor from Hamer Flying Service of Champaign Illinois at Kendrick Field in Washington on Thursday and Friday July 26. Pilot Hermie Hamer with over 8000 flying hours will lead the display and free rides will be offered with paid fares. The plane weighs 10800 pounds empty and uses three Wright 330 horsepower motors. Landing at Kendrick Field the ship will be greeted by sponsors and local businesses and will be flown back to Muscatine as guests of Pilot Hamer.
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Kendrick Field
Hamer Flying Service
Champaign
Washington
Hermie Hamer
Journal
Muscatine
Hamer
Kem Drick Field
Benteco Stores Introduce Vitality Bread With Vitamin B1
Benteco Stores announced a new white bread loaf named Vitality Bread containing Vitamin B1. The loaf aims to boost daily Vitamin B1 intake without altering flavor. Produced by Benteco Bakery, it provides about 560 international units per 24 ounce loaf to aid energy and growth.
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Benteco
Benteco Company
Vitality Bread
Will of frugal Mason City bachelor filed charges estate wealth
The will of P. W. Corcoran filed in Mason City shows an estate of more than 20 000 and leaves most of the bulk to his niece Mrs. Bee Hirsch of St. Louis Missouri. After her death the estate goes to Holy Family church of Mason City.
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Mason City
P. W. Corcoran
Bee Hirsch
St. Louis
Holy Family Church
Kentucky's Thoroughbred Farms Boost Bluegrass Tourism
Kentucky hosts over 150 thoroughbred farms concentrated in the bluegrass region. The industry's scope highlights horse breeding and related tourism potential across the state's famed equine corridors.
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Bridge Club
Wolf Floral CO
Ray Elkins
T. H. Peters
Mr. Peters
June Putnam
Mt Pleasant
Clyde Putnam
Harry Margolin
Jo Ellen
Phylis
Yankton, S. Dak
J. Rothschild
Lawrence DeWitt
S W. Knox
Betty, Kenneth
Glen Knox
Oakland
DeWitt
G. E. Frey
Y Mustres
Z. L. Etter
Minerva Earnhart
Long Beach, Calif
Elizabeth Mikseh
Ainsworth
Reister Bros
W. L. Pet
New York Ee
Oil St. Louis
Roger Shergan
The
Red Cross
Roger
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Loren Sutherland
Art Prall
Creston
Owen Cnossen, Jr
Jesse
Joan
Waterloo
Mr. Cnossen
Lola Winga
Everett L. Stewart
Watewaposa
Wis
Janes Cushman
Wisconsin
Margaret Stewart
New Hampton
Mildred Schultz
Tarkio
Great Lakes
Ann Williams
George Mohr
Ruth
Lucille Nichol
Rev. W. M. Nichol
Indiana
Ethiopia
New Wilmington
Panjab
India
Lucille
Plainfield
N. J
Gloria Dickson
John Payne
Stanley Fields
King of the Lumberjacks
Fox
Sky Patrol
Ing
Jimmy McCreedy
al McCreedy
Burke McCreedy
T. J. Easter
St. Lukes Hospital
Easter
Bettendorf
Sue Thoma
Harry Showalter
George Murphy
Lloyd Coon
Lake McBride
Fay Cherwinker
Clarence Hesseltine
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jack McCreedy
Ross
I. C. Steele
al McCreeddy
Oan
Palm Beach
Philips 66
Carr's Market
Mace Motor Co
Martin’s Cleaners
Maidrite
Benteco Stores
Kentucky
Bluegrass
Phoree
George Gifford Morrison
Washington Novelty Company
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