Second round begins in city golf championship
First round results posted in the championship flight as second round matches start. Tom Brookhart defeated Tink Schenefelt 3 and 2 while Jack Lytle withdrew to allow Ralph Gibson to advance. Frank Miller beat Preston Wolf 3 and 2 and Vic Westphal won 9 and 7 over Guy Knauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Phillips
Tom Brookhart
Tink Schenefelt
Jack Lytle
Ralph Gibson
Frank Miller
Preston Wolf
Vic Westphal
Guy Knauss
Gene Tucker
Oscar Davis
Albert Moorman
Bill Shannon
Dr. A. W. Crow
Gifford Morrison
Les Ficher
R. A. Hender
Ed Morrison
Ralph Shannon
Vernon Crull
Jack Gibson
Bob Hammer
Bob Shannon
T. J. Pease
Bill Brown
Charles Barclay
Lewis Warren
M. L. de Creane
W.D. Dwyer
D. D. Davis
Jack Westphal
Willis Jones
Ed Wells
George Rudiger
R. H. Rohwedder
George C. Stewart
Hugh McCleery
George Morrison
Claude Tucker
Lester Orr
Local residents visit families and travel on weekend notes
Mrs August Schultz Mrs Arthur Leider and son Sharon of Warsaw Wis visit Mr and Mrs Emil Umland. Donald Umland will remain with his parents. Mr and Mrs George Sulzberger of Muscatine welcomed a son Jerry Jacob weighing six pounds. Mrs Sulzberger was Miss Goldin Trout of Washington. Miss Lucille Green Lone Beach Calif spent a week with Mr and Mrs Ray Ehrentett. Mrs D H Brum field Has kins was a business visitor. Vera Pauline Maxine and Claire Darbyshire returned from Rockwell City after visiting their brother William. Miss Maury McConaughy returned to Des Moines after a two week vacation with her parents Dr and Mrs E M McConaughy. Try a New Tourist ty pint sundae at Dorothy s Ice Cream Shop BT. Theodore Bailey and wife left for Des Moines for weekend. plan to return tomorrow night. William McConaughy staying at Bailey home with the children. Mr and Mrs Harold Perry of Chicago visiting Mrs Perry s brother, Mrs Beenblossom. George Sizer Marilyn and Carolyn returned to Waterloo after visiting Harry W Sizer and family. M Maxwell of Wellman in town to visit his daughter Mrs Charles Strothman in New London. Larry Kozak plans to spend tomorrow in Ottumwa visiting Lyle Kelley. Fresh Eggs Retail 17c per doz W S Reister Son 156 Marjorie Sechulty will return to Chicago tomorrow after vacation with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schultz
Arthur Leider
Sharon
Warsaw
Wis
Emil Umland
Donald Umland
George Sulzberger
Muscatine
Jerry Jacob
Sulzberger
Goldin Trout
Washington
Lucille Green
Lone Beach
Calif
Ray Ehrentett
D. H. Brumfield
Haskins
Vera
Pauline
Maxine
Claire Darbyshire
Rockwell City
William
Maury McConaughy
Des Moines
E. M. McConaughy
Dorothy
Harold Perry
Chicago
Perry
Aie Beenblossom
George Sizer
Marilyn
Carolyn
Waterloo
Mr. Sizer
Harry W Sizer
M. Maxwell
Wellman
New London
Vielt
Charles Strothman
Larry Kozak
Ottumwa
Levi van Dyke
Young America
Gertrude Maxwell
George Nelson
J. C. Nelson
Stanley Maxwell
Duahe
Moline
Ilinois
B. C Bisley
Harley O'Laughlin
Jim O'Laughlin
Kalona
Raymond T Humston
Burlington
Essley Dodson
Lone Tree
Dayton Eden
Harry Dodson
al Neihouse
Harold
P. L. Finn
Gilbert Mills
Claude Rhodebeck
Frank Cox
Richland
Buryl Pringle
Jean
Frank Pringle
Logan Ahrens
Alice Cherry
Lulu
Albert Cherry
Elmer Cherry
Carrie
Jeanette Kyle
Allie Rownd
J. A. McCoy
Leland Pringle
Olive Stalder
Charlie
Austin
John Harris
Charles Harris
Keota
Arch Owen
Charles Corvette
Lloyd Humston
Roy Bauer
Donald Welsh
Margaret Jungbluth
Charles Welsh
Fred Werner
Plans for Iowa swimming meet at Clarinda announced
AMES Iowa July 25 INS Arrangements for the state swimming meet to be held with the Midwestern AAU meet at Clarinda Iowa Aug 14 were announced by C K E Daubert Iowa State college swimming coach and Midwest AAU swimming chairman. District commissioners and pools in the district include Eastern William McCullough Clinton pools Clinton Davenport Muscatine Dubuque Southeastern Joe D Norvell Fairfield pools Burlington Keokuk Fairfield Ottumwa Washington Oskaloosa East Central Irwin Webber Iowa City pools Cedar Rapids Marengo Iowa City West Branch Marion Vinton Traer Newton Northern Thomas Powell Jr Iowa Falls pools Mason City Clear Lake Charles City Waverly Iowa Falls Cedar Falls Waterloo North Central Max Heming way Webster City pools Ames Boone Perry Webster City Fort Dodge Eagle Grove Algona Central Leo Lucier Des Moines Des Moines Northwestern S A Larson Sioux City pools Ida Grove Sioux City Storm Lake Sac City Denison Carroll Southwestern Forrest Allison Clarinda pools Council Bluffs Shenandoah Clarinda Red Oak Corinne Creston Winterset Indianola
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Clarinda
C. K E. Daubert
Iowa State College
Midwest A. A. U
Eastern
William McCullough
Clinton
Davenport
Muscatine
Dubuque
Southeastern
Joe D. Norvell
Fairfield
Burlington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Washington
Oskaloosa
East Central
Irwin Webber
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Marengo
West Branch
Marion
Vinton
Traer
Newton
Northern
Thomas Powell Jr
Iowa Falls
Mason City
Clear Lake
Charles City
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
North Central
Max Hemingway
Webster City
Boone
Perry
Fort Dodge
Eagle Grove
Algona
Central
Leo Lucier
Des Moines
Northwestern
S. A. Larson
Sioux City
Ida Grove
Storm Lake
Sac City
Denison
Carroll
Southwestern
Forrest Allison
Council Bluffs
Shenandoah
Red Oak
Cornine
Creston
Winterset
Indianola
Results of Major League Games
National League standings show Pittsburgh at .632 and New York at .622 with Cincinnati at .567 Boston .386 Brooklyn .362. Yesterday's results included rainouts in Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Today Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. American League leaders include New York .648 Cleveland .665 Chicago .639 Washington .616 St Louis .326 Yesterday's results Boston 7 Detroit 4 Cleveland 16 Philadelphia 0 Washington 10 St Louis 4. Only games scheduled Boston at Detroit New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at St Louis. American Association standings list St Paul 60-44 .. Milwaukee 57-42 .576 Minneapolis 57-49 .538 Kansas City 53-47 .530 Columbus 64-61 Indianapolis 7 Indianapolis 7 Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 4 Columbus 0 Toledo 15 Milwaukee 4 St Paul 7 Louisville 2 Milwaukee at Toledo Kansas City at Columbus St Paul at Louisville Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet. Casano
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Boston Citibree Ae
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
Dr. Pet
Cleveland
Washington
St. Jetis
Detroit
Amethican
W. L. Pet
St. Pagal
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Winners in amateur contest at the tent show
Last night’s tent show yielded winners in the amateur contest. Norma Payne won first for tap dancing, Jute Good won second for tap dance, and Macon from Washington, Iowa earned third. Visiting notables include Mr and Mrs Harry Milper of St Louis and the Pratt household in Crawfordsville. Other items note a new tourist in pint sundae at Dorothy’s Ice Cream Shop and several local visits and trips to Burlington and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Norma Payne
Jute Goodwin
Aletlotcer
Macon
Eashington
Iowa
Harry Milper
St. Louis
Ralph Pratt
Don Darbyshire
Crawfordsville
Dorothy
Ice Crean
Clyde Sands
Riverside Firemen Host Diamondball Tournament Aug 2
Riverside firemen plan a eight team diamondball tournament for Sunday August 2 with early pairings including Richmond versus Riverside Havel Red Jackets versus Kalona Hills versus Crawfordsville and Bayertown versus Morse The semi finals start at 8 30 pm and 4 30 pm with finals at 8 and 9 30 pm Cash prizes total 70 35 to winners 20 to champions 10 to second 5 to third All games seven innings seven innings for day events nine innings for evening games Ladies of St Mary's parish cancel dinner. refreshment stands to be provided Grounds committee preparing field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geven
St. Mary's Parish
Washington News Roundup of Local People and Visitors
Lee Hanna and daughter Lois of Crawfordsville shopped here today while Bruce MetCleery of Des Moines visited his parents. Des Moines delegates planned to attend the Republican convention in Des Moines. Several residents from Hivre Wellman Riverside and Columbus Junction stopped in Washington yesterday on business. Gerald Wayne Seward from Manchester, recovering in Iowa City, stays with his aunt Mrs. James DeWit. Yesterday’s shoppers included TeBockhorst Kalona, Tinber Wellman, Roe Duncan Columbus Junction, Knotek Riverside, Turkington Wyman, Coffey West Chester, Hafflin, Lindenmeyer West Chester. James DeWit returned from Pella after his mother’s illness worsened but she is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and Shirley Mae and Billy left for a cottage on the Mississippi in Hamilton Illinois for vacation with Mrs. Brown’s sister Mrs. J Les Hill and children. Mr. Brown will drive to Hamilton and back. Mrs. Harold Faris Philadelphia and her brother Karl Wilson Chicago spent the weekend with Edith Faris. Harold could not travel due to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hanna
Lois
Crawfordsville
Bruce MetCleery
Des Moines
John Jenkins
Columbus Junction
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Los Angeles
Calif
Canada
John Zieglowsky
Sam Wittmer
Hivre
Gerald Wayne Seward
Manchester
University Hospital
Iowa City
James DeWit
Henry TeBockhorst
Kalona
Everett Tinber
Wellman
Roe H. Duncan
Joe Knotek
Riverside
Sam Turkington
Wyman
I. E. Coffey
Uth Hafflin
Fred Lindenmeyer
West Chester
Bill) Brown
Shirley Mae
Billy
Hamilton
Ill
Mississippi River
Edith Faris
Harold Faris
So and Sew Club Picnic Lunch At Dayton Grove
So and Sew club members and guests enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon picnic under shade trees along the creek near Clarence Johnson timber in Dayton Grove. Evelyn Deal and children visited sister Clarence Johnson’s family. guests included Mrs. Irena Oldfield and Mrs. Teal. Roy Bain of Stock Island and others stayed with Lyall Moore’s family while touring from Wisconsin and northern Iowa. Miss Fern Bishop and Mr. Leeper were married recently, and Dean, Lois and Wilbur Moore attended a shower for their former teacher. The crowd met at Turnipseed home and moved to Bishop home for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Evelyn Deal
Clarence Johnson
Fiest
Irena Oldfield
Teal
Roy Bain
Stock Island
Lyall Moore
Bain
Wisconsin
Iowa
Dean
Lois
Wilbur Moore
Fern Bishop
Summit School
Miss Bishop
Leeper
Bishop
Lee Embree
Cedar Rapids
James Embree
Forest
Keota
Wm. Embree
Madrid turmoil continues as loyalists face shortages
From Paris dated July 25, reports describe Madrid grappling with shortages and rising casualties as 5,000 new nurses are summoned and monarchist sympathizers rally. Dispatch notes thousands head to the front, Burgos hosts the royal funeral, and Carlos Miralles is mourned amid ongoing conflict warnings from France about potential spillover effects in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgos
Madrid
Carlos Miralles
Bible School 10 Begin at Church
The Daily Vacation Bible school starts next week at the M. FE church in Richmond beginning Monday July 27 at 9 a.m. Miss Hendricks and Miss Beard of Frytown will teach. All children are invited to join in studying God’s word. A timber fire northeast of the Spevacek home near town was discovered Tuesday around 2. Fire crews from Kalona and a Clover Hullling crew responded with a chemical truck, preventing spread to a dry grass field and risk to a straw stack and farm buildings. County road crews graded and spread crushed rock on the street to the M. & church area last week, for which thanks are due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Patterson
Richmond
M. FE
Miss Hendricks
Miss Beard
Frytown
Fisgins
W. J. Spevacek
Jay Fisgins
Ainsworth Ladies Aid Plans Supper for Thursday Eve
Ainsworth July 25 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met in the church parlors with sixteen members present. They planned a supper to be held Thursday evening July 30. The first division led the entertainment and Mrs. Wie served as Standard Bearers Meet The Standard Bearers met with Mrs. E K Annas eight members attended. Mrs. Wilma Stephens led the lesson on International Friendships. At the business meeting officers were elected: President Dorothy Pearson vice president Victoria Canott recording secretary Freda Rabenold treasurer Betty Burt corresponding secretary Maxine Simons Annas served cooling refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Gserv
E. K. Annas
Wilma Stephens
Dorothy Pearson
Victoria Canott
Freda Rabenold
Betty Burt
Maxine Simons
Vics
Annas
Wesleyan Home Missionary Society Postpones July Meeting
Announcement notes Wesleyan Home Missionary Society will not meet in July. The Hephart reunion is set for August 2, 1986, at Sunset Park with invites to all relatives and friends. A joint Weo RP. OW. auxiliary and post meeting will be at Sunset Park Tuesday night July 28. attendees needing rides should meet at the north entrance of Central Park by 7:45 p.m. Bring a dessert dish, small plate, and spoon for each person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hephart
Sunset Park
Weo RP. OW
Central Park
Christ Bible School and Communion Schedule
The church names a Bible school at 9 45 A M and a communion service at 10 45 A M for the coming Lord s Day with no preaching services. Regular services resume Aug 2. Vernon Carter pastor C C Stillhouse superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Carter
C. C. Stillhouse
Extend Sympathy to Bereaved Family at Young America
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Gertrude Maxwell and the George Nelson family in the death of Mrs J C Nelson. The note lists numerous local calls, visits, and gatherings at various homes in Young America and nearby towns, mentioning families such as Maxwell, Nelson, Dodson, Pringle, Cherry, and Stalder. The item reflects a community obituary notice with names, relationships, and social visits following the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young America
Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Events and Meetings
Fr iday pansy hill club picnic at O E Babb home invites former club members and Embroidery club members. Grice Hill Ladies Aid ice cream social and play at Community building. Tuesday Ek O W club at 7 pm hosted by Mrs. Dawson 1114 igast Main. Booster club afternoon. July break for Wesleyan Home Missionary Society. Amos Chapter DeMolay 730 pm at Masonic Temple. Wednesday Bethel Missionary society 2 at D ee at church. Rosemary club evening with hard time costume party by Mr and Mrs John Cherry. Sunshine Community club all day meeting and picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs George Zeck. Basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
O. E. Babb
Old Embroidery Club
Grice Hill Ladies Aid Society
Ek. O. W. Club
Robert Dawson
Igast Main Street
Bert Dill
Bethel Missionary Society
Dee
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
Sunshine Community Club
George Zeck
Tri C Club Plans Ice Cream Social
Tri C club met at the Meeks home in Crawfordsville with favorite sport as roll call. They planned an August 1 ice cream social on the bank lawn and heard demonstrations on waste paper baskets and marbled paper. Lorene Taylor spoke on posture and Arlene Lowe shared her Ames 4-H convention trip. Next meeting is August 6 at Gwendolyn Rhea’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Tri C
Helen
Norma Meeks
Bank Lawn
Violet Fletcher
Henrietta Howell
Lorene Taylor
Arlene Lowe
Ames
Gwendolyn Rhea
Francis Booth Hostess for Queen Esther Circle Meeting
WEST CHESTER July 25 The Queen Esther Circle met at the home of Francis Booth with fourteen members present Assistant hostesses were Wanda Ruth Smith and Marjorie Lynn The meeting opened with piano and prayer followed by songs scripture reading and a clarinet duet Committees were drawn for the coming year Plans to raise funds for church work were discussed Roll call read good thoughts for the day in verse The study book was distributed with assistance from several members A piano solo was played and installation conducted The group closed with Nearer My God to Thee and benediction refreshments were served by the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Queen Esther
Francis Booth
Wanda Ruth Smith
Marjorie Lynn
Helen Niffenegger
Harriet Logan
Jean Luers
Dorothy Ferguson
Edgar Stewart
Pauline Forinash
Marjone Lynn Lelia Miller
Helen Niffenegeer
Miss Lola Ramge Returns to Home at E. Seventy Six
East Seventy Six July 25 Miss Lola Ramge returns from Chicago where she visited relatives for a week. Threshing crew finished their tenth and last job at the Andy Pimmie farm Friday noon. East 76 reports little rain while nearby areas had good showers. A kittenball game is set on the 76 diamond at Art Romine's farm Sunday between West Chester and Haskina. Tommy Adams of Keota spent time with Oren Romine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Romine
East Seventy Six
Lola Ramge
Chicago
Richard Clark
Baby
Oeelwein
Gilbert Adams
Tommy
Flave Hagist
George Stoutner
Keota
East 76
Andy Pimmie
Florence Smith
St. Joesph’s Hospital
Eddie Gretter
Art Romine
West Chester
Haskina
Tommy Adams
Mrs J Fitzgerald Returns Home After Knoxville Visit
Mrs J J Fitzgerald travels from Knoxville where she spent over a week at her son James' home and made acquaintance of his family before returning to Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
J. J. Fitzgerald
Knoxville
James
Friday Evening Visits Share Local Family News
Friday evening with the Lloyd Hameton family notes Miss Orva Johnson and Mr Golding leaving Friday for Kansas City. They had visited Mrs Dorothy Johnson and Clarence Jackson. David and Annabelle spent Sunday evening in Washington at the Edgar Porter home. They visited Mrs Harve Porter who has been ill after a fall. W F Stockman called at the Harley O Laughlin home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hameton
Orva Johnson
Mr. Golding
Kansas City
Dorothy Johnson
Clarence Jackson David
Annabelle
Washington
Edgar Porter
Jackson
Harve Porter
W. F. Stockman
Harley O'Laughlin
Birthday List Highlights Local Celebrants
Many residents celebrate birthdays today including Mrs Harold Mangold Mrs Ed Rich near Crawfordsville W O Morgan Bob Henders on Mrs Graham Pickens Brighton Mrs Howard Hoyle Franklin Center Modestate Bockhurst Pieper Mildred Marta Whiting twins of Mr and Mrs HT Whiting Crawfordsville four teens Marjorie May Carlson Everet te Prebys Delbert Earls Albert Lee Shaw and Mrs Clara Engle eighty years old born in Ohio 1865. Tomorrow the list continues with Mrs D C Fulton Henry Little Mrs Ray Minick Louie Wagenknecht Arthur L Dunensing and Donnie Vogel four son of Leo Vogel south of Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mangold
Ed Rich
Crawfordsville
W. O. Morgan
Bob Henderson
Graham Pickens
Brighton
Howard Hoyle
Franklin Center
Modestate- Bockhurst Pieper
Mildred
Marta Whiting
Ht. J. Whiting
Marjorie May Carlson
May Carlson
Everette Prebys
Delbert Earls
Albert Lee Shaw
Clara Engle
Ohio
Washington
D. C. Fulton
Henry Little
Ray Minick
Louie Wagenknecht
Arthur L. Dunensing
Donnie Vogel
Leo Vogel
Keota
Joan Morgan Birthday Highlight for Ernest Morgan Family
Joan Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan, celebrates a birthday today with family wishes and cheer from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Morgan
Mrs
Ernest Morgan
Sunshine Club Picnic and Meeting Planned
The Sunshine Community club schedules an all day meeting and picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Zeck seven miles north of town on Wednesday. A basket dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunshine Community Club
George Zeck
DeMolay Chapter to Meet Monday at Masonic Temple
Amos chapter of the Order of De Molay will hold its July meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday July 27 at 7 30 p m All members urged to be present and officers should secure new parts from Scribe before the meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
First stone building in Northwest Territory named state house
The first stone building within the Northwest Territory boundaries stood as the state house in Chillicothe Ohio, marking an early milestone in territorial governance and civic architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Territory
State House
Chillicothe
Ohio
Oldest Flag Legend Tied to Denmark Date 1219
A legend places the Danish flag’s origin around 1219 with the banner said to have existed soon after. The claim anchors a long historical timeline to a single historic color emblem and national symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Named for cry motivates Brazilian sloth nickname
A Brazilian animal, famous to crossword solvers, bears a name inspired by its cry. The three toed sloth evokes a distinctive sound that shaped its moniker.
Strange Pals A bear and a tortoise in London have a chums
A bear and a tortoise in London have formed an unlikely friendship. The pair, residents of a city zoo, are described as inseparable companions, delighting visitors with their unusual bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Local social notes from Keosauqua and area
The column mentions Rosemary J. Fitzgerald arriving July 10 and Dorothy Smylie visiting Washington. Carl Bassler worked in Mt. Pleasant for weeks. J. B. Pressly and George Lord visited Keosauqua. J. D. Rabhenolds camped near Conesville on the Cedar River. Wm. Berger of Cedar Rapids was in Aftsworth this week in the Cocco interest and renewing friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smylie
Washington
Carl Bassler
Mt. Pleasant
J. B. Pressly
George Lord
Keosauqua
J. D. Rabhenolds
Cedar River
Conesville
Wm. Berger
Cedar Rapids
Aiftsworth Thay
Cocco
Alas
Baptist Ladies Luncheon and Program at Church
The Baptist Ladies held a Friday luncheon and missionary meeting with yearlong program outlines announced. Mrs. C B Yard distributed small books and presided over a paper on Gardens and Trees. Mrs. Yard led devotional duties, Miss Velma Booth sent a China letter, and guests included Mrs. R J Catlett of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Ladies
C. B. Yard
Christ In the Real Forest
Club Picnic Held at O E Babb Home Lawn
Fifty four people attended the Pansy Hill club picnic on the lawn of the O E Babb home. Attendees included club members, former members, and Embroidery club members plus their families. A large spread of food and desserts was served. Guests included W A Chilcote and Mrs Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Hill Club
O. E. Babb
Old Embroidery Club
W. A. Chilcote
Mrs Green
Rosemary Club Plans Hard Times Party This Thursday
Rosemary club members will gather next Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Cherry five miles northeast of town. Members are asked to come in costumes for a hard time party noting a change from the usual meeting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
Children to Give Mission Program at Bethel Church
The Bethel Missionary Society will meet next Wednesday at 2 PM in the church. The afternoon program will be presented by the children of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Missionary Society
Commissioner to Inspect Alleys in Riverside News
Riverside notes reveal the town will have the street commissioner collect rubbish and weeds on the first and third Mondays each month. Visitors include Dr. Martin Hardy of Chicago, son of the late Alva Hardy, visiting Riverside for the first time since 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cry Council
Riverside
Montana
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Theodore
Bailey
William McConaughy
Bailey Home
Mise
Marjorie Sechulty
Brussell Cartwright
William Kenslar
A. B. Schmoeller
North Crone
Riverside Firemen
Havel Red Jackets
Hills
Bayertown
Morse
Pella
N. DeWit
Cannes
France
Alfonso XIII
Alfonso
Count
Cavadonga
Juan
Don Juan
Prane
Paris
Spain
Pierre Tattinger
Leon Blum
Span- Reds
Tattinger
Europe
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Bible School
Richmond Methodist
Ainsworth Ladies Aid
Wesleyan Home Missionary Society
Christ
Amos
Queen Esthers
Sunshine Club
DeMolay
Rosemary J. Fitzgerald
A. W. Yard
J. N. Dodd
Velma Booth
China
R. J. Catlett
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ola Jacobs
J. L. Myer
Martin Hardy
Hardy Bros
Alva Kr. Hardy
Arkansas City
Kansas
Northwestern University Medical School
Fannie Fester
Wiliam Griffin
Mary Gertrude
Mr. Griffin
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