Society Notes Highlight Attentive Tea and Clubs
A well attended tea hosted by Mrs. S. W. Livingston and Mrs. Jerry Voorhis at 703 North Iowa Avenue drew about fifty guests with service by Jackson Michigan helpers. Also reported are Navajo club gatherings at Mrs. J A. Porter’s home and various bridge and 4-H meetings with refreshments and prizes noted throughout the afternoon. Local guests included Mrs. Lloyd Latta and Mrs. Thomas Anderson among others from Chicago Lincoln Neb and Kankakee Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Livingston
Jerry Voorhis
San Diamas
Calif
Livingston
North
Iowa Avenue
Margaret Livingston
Margaret Alice Stewart
Martha Isabelle Latta
Jackson
Michigan
Lloyd Latta
Mich
Thomas Anderson
Chicago
L. A. Bingham
Lincoln, Neb
Glen Zaring
Kankakee Ill
J A. Porter
South Fourth Avenue
Fred Mauthe
J. B. Ryals
C'Attonhill
Nettie McLanchlin
Dorothea Thompson
Little Joan Wilson
Dallas Center
Bamford van Dyke
North Second Avenue
van Dyke
Bridge Club
Helen Johnson
Washington county convention and club announcements
Various local notices list a Washington county W C U convention at M E church on Thursday July 25 hosted by Mrs John Mann entertaining O G T bridge club. Meetings include W H M of M E church at 529 N Main St Friday 2 30 led by Mrs Squire and Methodist choir rehearsal Friday 7 30. A U and of club plans a Sunset Park picnic Saturday evening with sandwiches. Walnut Home Furnishings Club meets Tuesday July 60 at Myrtle Coakley’s home. Presbyterian choir rehearsal Saturday 7 30. Baptist ladies social Friday postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut 4-H
Ruth
Hazel
Theo Logan
Mary Mickey
Myrtle Coakle
Washington County
M. EB
Washington
M. EF
John Squire
N. Main St
Hampsher
U. and of
Sunset Park
Walnut Home — Furnishings Club
Myrtle Coakley
Explosion prompts police and fire response downtown
At the Calumet Exchange workers alerted police and fire crews after an explosion in the downtown area. A second bomb was found nearby near the Equitable Trust Company's bank, shattering dozens of windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Exchange
Equitable Trust Company
Bomb Explodes Near Davis Company Store in Chicago Loop
A black powder bomb detonated in the rear of the Davis Company department store last night triggering a stampede as crowds fled for shelter. The blast damaged the south side of downtown business district and was heard about a mile away as police and fire units rushed to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Loop Theatre
Davis Company
Convict Attends Funeral Of His Son In Iowa
Harold Dawnhour, inmate at Fort Madison penitentiary, attended the funeral of his 12 year old son Duane in Sergeant Bluff under sheriff custody. Dawnhour, serving 15 years for forgery, was allowed to attend by state board of control. expenses paid by E. C. Currier, driver of the car that struck the boy. He has eight other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeant Bluff
Dawnhour
State Board of Control
E. C. Currier
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Marion McLaughlin
White Way Club
Fervie Stewart
Lee Stick
Martina Stick
Charles Denison
IX Bridge Club
South Marion Avenue
Warren Glascock
Dale Denison
Milo Weaver
George Masson
Floyd Harvey
Wilma Ellis
Mildred Diz
Henry Te Bockhorst
Leona
Viola
Herman Beagle
Fred Emde
Agnes
Mark Pied
Leonida
Ardell Vance Saforek
Chas. Mathild
Harold Te Bockhorst
Coletth
Othel
Modesta
Aelrid Bockhorst
Hubert S Washington
Jessie Dorothy Bloom
Mared Ciz
Chic- Redlinger
Potsander Wellman
Ore
Ome
Sam Sigafoose
Washin
van Dright
Burlington
N. J
Grace Hill
Ada Shannon
Roberta Brown
Kansas City
Clark Pulver
Keota
Ward
Montgomery Ward &Co
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
John Mann
O. G. T. Bridge Club
Presbyterian
Baptist Ladies Social
Bayer
Ibayer Ace
Chicago Loop Area
Ei. M. Bridges & Co
New Silvertowns
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Tucker & Hicher
Goodrich Silvertown
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