Recital and Community Notices Highlight Local Events
A group of Miss Bratten's piano students performed at her studio in a Saturday recital featuring pieces by Spaulding Relfe and others. Afterward attendees enjoyed a picnic at Sunset Park as part of a shared community celebration. Local social news covers parties hosted by Mrs. George Morrison and Mrs. John Erickson plus a club meeting of the Just Us group. A church couple, Rev Arthur A. Vinz and Miss Catherine Lang, wed at the Buffalo Center parsonage, starting their life together in the community.
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Miss Bratten
Dog and the Kittens
Spaulding
Ter
Iowa
Lang
Washington
Local Club Announcements And Meetings Notice
The Priscilla club meets Mrs Harlan McCreedy Tuesday July 26 at 2 80. The Woman's Missionary Society Bethel church holds an all day meeting with Mrs Rev Stockwell at her Cotter home. The West Chester M E church W H M S has an all day meeting with Mrs Ed Duval next Friday July 29. A Fern Clift 4 H club gathering is Wednesday afternoon with Helen Caldwell. A Baptist church reception announced yesterday by Rev F W Eastwood was a mistake.
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Priscilla Club
Harlan McCreedy
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Rev. Stockwell
Cotter
West Chester
M. E
Ed Duval
Veda Stryker
Ruth Leet
F. W. H Eastwood
Baptist Church
Ladies Church Meeting Seeks Bake Sale Plans
All ladies of the Christian church are urged to meet Thursday at 1 o clock for a short business session to organize a forthcoming bake sale. Your help is needed and the call stresses prompt attendance.
Missionary Society Picnic at Sunset Park
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosts a picnic supper at Sunset Park on Tuesday July 26 at 6 30 PM. Bring clues and note the date change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sunset Park
A. Taf
Notice Garden Dept Fortnightly Meeting and Lodge Guidance
Garden department members schedule a fort night meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM with Mrs R G Cherry 323 East Washington Street 13713 E of Pe Al and Jet Fort lodge tonight New pass word and voting instructions for Grand Lodge session where questions arise Picnic at Sunset Park Tuesday evening Supper 6 30 Bring dishes bread butter sandwiches meat and dish to pass Transportation calls to C Lemmon or Vernon Wit trig
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Garden Dept. of
R. G. Cherry
East Washington Street
Presbyterian S.os
Sunset Park
Lemmon
Vernon Wittrig
Olah Club to Meet with Mrs Helen Jackson July 27
The Olah Club will meet with Mrs Helen Jackson on Wednesday July 27 at 2 o'clock. Members should bring floss and material to make a poster.
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Olah Club
Helen Jackson
Fear Strike Threatens New York Subway Chaos
July 25 city authorities and transit firms rush to avert a strike by 25,000 subway workers across Interborough Rapid Transit lines elevated systems and Brooklyn surface routes. Unionists threaten total shutdown but the company says supporters are a minority and will keep service running with emergency staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Subway
Interborough, Rapid Transit Company
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Brooklyn
Interborough
Baptist Minister Opens Work Here
Rev. Arthur A. Vinz opens his pastorate at Washington Baptist church arriving from Chicago where he taught at Aiken Institute. He spoke of the institute's summer Bible school for over a thousand children of more than twenty nationalities and of his recent ordination at Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ai«en Institute
Arthur A. Vinz
Washington Baptist Church
Mr. Vinz
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Aiken
Peoria
Wahsington
Second Baptist Church of Chicago
Lizzie Aiken
Wing
New Baptist
Local Highlights From Keota Rodeo and Nearby Visits
Charles Dodd and several couples traveled to Crawfordsville on business this morning. The Casey, Westphal, Berdo, Brown, Whittaker, and Hollingsworth families attended the rodeo at Keota yesterday. Mrs. John Wood of Colorado Sprints is in declining health, while Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Taylor of Cedar Rapids stayed with Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Masson yesterday. William and Robert Masson will remain for several days of visiting.
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Frank Casey
John Westphal
Boyd Berdo
Maynard Brown
Martin Whittaker
Livingston Hollingsworth
Keota
R. P. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Yesterda
W. J Masson
William
Robert Masson
Will
Mrs Philip Armour Dies in Chicago
Mrs. Philip Dr Armour widow of Chicago's first packer died this morning at her residence after several weeks illness. Family members were at the bedside and private funeral services will be held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip Dr. Armour
First Packer
Auto Crash Injures Fairfield Pair. One Charged
Fairfield July 25 two teens were injured when their car struck a telephone pole. Earnest Glotfelty 18 of Fairfield was found unconscious with his head through the windshield. Roy Meyers 19 of Libertyville was charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Fairfield
Earnest Glotfelty
Roy Meyers
Libertyville
Glotfelty
Meyers
Miss Wanda Neiswanger Sails to Hawaiian Islands
Miss Wanda Neiswanger sails from San Francisco on the S S Wilhemina to Honolulu for a vacation tour. She plans time on Oahu and visits to other islands before returning to the United States aboard a Matson line ship. The voyage is noted for its Oriental touches and contrasts with European travel.
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Wanda Neiswanger
St. 3
Wilhemina
San Francisco
Honolulu
Oahu
United States
Hawaiian
Wanda
Matson Line
Albion couple, associate arraigned for selling liquor to youths
In Albion, Mr and Mrs Guts Moeller and James Galvin were charged with selling liquor to minors at dances. They are to be arraigned today before U S Commissioner A W Johnson in Siourux City.
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Siorux
City
Albion
Guts Moeller
James Galvin
U. S
A. W. Johnson
Shade Trees Die Across Iowa City Campus
Shade trees on the University of Iowa campus and other parts of the state are dying in alarming numbers due to insect swarms, blight, and hot dry weather. Assistant Professor Walter F Loehwing warns immediate remedies are needed to save many trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Walter F. Loehwing
Lochwing
Auto overturns near Creston. one dead
In Creston Iowa a car overturn near here left Mike Decker aged 25 dead. Two other occupants sustained minor injuries in the crash occurring on July 25 reported by LP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Mike Decker
Creston, Wat
Here Site
Jersey cow for sale and ready to calf soon
Good Jersey cow for sale in Bri Jackson area. Cow will be ready to calf and is advertised by Bri Jackson for quick sale.
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Jersey
Yo Treshen Soon
Bri Jackson
Governor Hammill Addresses Plight of Farmers
Governor Hammill warns that postwar prices shifted farming away from corn and wheat to cotton, reducing purchasing power for meat and grain while encouraging 18 million acres to leave staple crops. He rebuts claims that land purchases caused farmer distress, arguing broader market forces drove the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Hammill
Rain Hits Half of Iowa Over Weekend
Des Moines reports show half the state received rain with strong winds and cooler highs. Temperatures dropped from 82 to 58 as Rockwell City recorded 2.1 inches Sunday afternoon, the heaviest rainfall in Iowa. Crops benefited, especially in northwestern areas with three weeks of dry spell.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rockwell City
Order Your Tent for Chautauqua
Those planning to attend Chautauqua should order tents now as orders must be in by August 1. To request a tent call Miss Jessie Klein at her home 657 red or office TOL green.
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Jessie Klein
Visit Ends As Myal Smith Returns Home
Myal Smith, visiting friends, returns to his Crawfordsville home this morning. Billy Shields accompanies him and will stay several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myal Smith
Cawfordsville
Billy Shields
Farmers Affected Share Slim Proportion Despite Excessive Figure
The report notes an excessive figure while stressing that the proportion impacting farmers directly is very small. It highlights the limited reach of the measure on agricultural communities and implies broader implications beyond the immediate number.
Men Placed in City to Break Strike
Workers arriving to city were housed in temporary quarters as organizers prepared to deploy enough men to end the strike.
Mello-Glo Powder Promises Long Wear in All Weather
Sherman Bros druggists advertise MELLO GLO face powder made by a new French process. It claims to resist perspiration, avoid dry skin feel, and not clog pores while staying on longer. The notice highlights purity at 86 and presents the product as truly wonderful.
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Sherman Bros
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