Local families gather for lawn party and club meeting
A weekend gathering at the Shalla residence in Waukesha Illinois welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lemley and daughter Colleen plus numerous relatives for a gala al fresco luncheon. KE O W Club met hosted by Mrs. Joe Maxwell with plans for a birthday party on August 4 and a future meeting on August 8.
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Ivan Lemley
Colleen
Waukesha
Ill
John Shalla
Lemley
Shalla
Joe Te Bockhorst
Leo Te Bockhorst
Darlene
Charlie Marek
Charlie Shalla
Dwane
Dolores
Clem Shalla
Kate Shalla
Emma Bopp
FE. A. Conner
Carl Jungbluth
KE. O. W. Club
Ernest Garrett
Busines
Maxwell
Sam Miller
County W C T W convention set for August 7 at Wellman
The county convention of the W C T WU is scheduled for August 7 at the M E church in Wellman. Three sessions will run in the forenoon afternoon and evening under county president Mrs Ola Brumback with national worker Mrs Ada Hagler the principal speaker for the afternoon and evening. A full program will be published soon.
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M. E
Wellman
Ola Brumback
Ada Hagler
National Worker
Bethel Missionary Society and Friends Meet This Week
Social calendar lists the Bethel Missionary Society gathering at Hazel Lambert's home Wednesday afternoon. West Chester Women's Relief Corps holds a regular meeting Thursday July 27. A country club pot luck supper is set for Thursday evening at 7 39. Jacksonite 4H Girls plan a Thursday 1 pm meeting with Wilma Palmer to bring work boxes and records. Rural Woman's Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lloyd Humeston for an entertainment session. West Chester church youth host an ice cream social on the church lawn Tuesday night. Mrs H J Brenneman is noted in the schedule.
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Women's Relief Corps of
West Chester
Jacksonite
Wilma Palmer
Rural Woman's Club
Lloyd Humeston
Church Lawn
Leni Luneska Faces Leap From Scandal to Passion
At the premiere Leni Luneska confronts a dangerous husband Karl Kruger who threatens to reveal her past. Gambler Lucky Cavanaugh helps defuse the scene and comforts her, leading to a deepening bond as Leni recounts a brutal rise from Vienna factory work to stardom. The moment ends with a kiss and unresolved tension.
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Leni Luneska
Karl Kruger
Lucky Cavanaugh
Kruger
Leni
Cavanaugh
Vienna
America
Cool Afternoon Frocks by Ellen Worth
Fifth Avenue Fashions presents a lightweight sleeveless cape collared dress ideal for hot afternoons. Floral prints in chiffon and linen give a cool look. pattern 5217 fits sizes 14 to 46 bust and includes easy sewing notes for beginners. Copyright 1933 United Pattern Syndicate.
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United Penture Syndicate, Inc
Independent Club Enjoys Thursday Afternoon at Home
A social note describes members of the Independent club meeting Thursday afternoon at a member's residence for a small gathering.
Missionary teas and society meetings announced
The Baptist Ladies hold a missionary tea at 2:30 p m Friday at the church. Rebekah winners entertain the Winners Friday July 28 at 7 30 p m at the hall. Methodist Jack s Unit meets Mrs Plum Friday 2 30 p m. Washington Methodist W H M Society meets at Mrs J P Thomas 433 KE Washington St Friday 2 30 p m. West Chester M E church W H M S meets at Mrs Anna Duvall Friday 7 30 p m July 28 with joint installation of officers for the society and Queen Esther society. A program is arranged and each member brings a guest. refreshments served.
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Rebekah
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Washington Methodist Church
J. P. Thomas
Washington St
West Chester
M. E
Anna Duvall
Queen Esther Society
Ainsworth Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Mrs Ruth Norris reports in Ainsworth as Miss Jane Marin returns from New York with sister Margaret, mother Paul in Chicago, and Century of Progress. Bob Merrland and baby visit Pekin Wisconsin with Rev Sharp’s family. Flyers also mention Mrs John Crawford Davenport, Warren Meador's visit, Audra Pearson en route to Forgan Oklahoma, and Miss Elsie Wallace Washington aiding threshers.
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Ainsworth
Jane Marin
New York
Margaret
Paul
Chicago
Bob Merrland
John McFarland
Pekin
Fred Sharp Sone Paul
Robert Dean
Kirksville
John Crawford
Davenport
W. R. Crawford Warren Meador
Audra Pearson
Forgan
Okla
C. C. Long
Buffalo
Everette Simkins
Elsie Wallace
Washington
United Presbyterian
Neal Sands
S. A
Southeastern Town
Shook
Edward
John
Let Keiper
Chas
Muscatine
Rey Shook
Oakland Mills
Bess Arthaud
Vinton
Joe Athaud
Epizootic Threat Seen Across Wild Animal Populations
An author notes that epizootics affect animal populations on scales akin to human epidemics and occur in the wild despite veteran woodsmen doubting such diseases. The piece argues these animal diseases are real and significant.
Mrs Minnie Sprague Returns Home From Mt Pleasant Visit
Crawfordsville notes report Mrs Minnie Sprague came home Monday afternoon from a visit in Mt Pleasant at the home of Dr and Mrs S W Huston Rev and Mrs S F Wenger left Monday on vacation to visit St Anne IL attend Century of Progress Chicago and Cincinnati Harold Graham and daughter Jane with Mr and Mrs H B Oldt and children spent weekend in Chicago to view the Century of Progress Standard Bearers of the Methodist church plan an ice cream supper on Saturday evening on the lawn east of the Peoples Savings bank serving ice cream and cake
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Crawfordsville
Minnie Sprague
Mt. Pleasant
W Huston
S. F. Wenger
St. Anne
Century of Progress
Chicago
Cincinnati
Harold Graham
Jane
H. B. Oldt
Wyman
Methodist Church
People’s Savings Bank
Vandals Hesitate Flowers From Brazil Nut Tree
The Brazil nut tree yields flowers rarely gathered for botany as the trees grow at least 60 feet high. This makes collection difficult and limits botanical access to these specimens.
Pageant of Brides Brings Historic Gowns to Presbyterian Church
The Pageant of Brides at the Presbyterian church showcased thirty four wedding gowns from 1870 to 1980. Brides and gowns were announced by Dr F L W Eastwood as a solemn event with nuptial music by Mrs Henry Shields and songs by Mrs Lawrence Wilson.
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Presbyterian Church
FL. W Eastwood
Tso
Henry Shields
Lawrence Wilson
W. R. Jeffrey
Kathryn Little
Lenninger and Sheet families host visits and milestones
July 22 notices show Miss Dorothy Sheetz visiting Maurine Sheet and family events at the Lenninger and Sheetz homes. Otto Sheetz’s son Leland returned from Mercy hospital after an appendix operation. Washington calls and threshing rounds noted for Char lie Lenninger and nearby households.
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Tyrone
Mary
Patty Lenninger
LeRoy Lenninger
Charitie Lenninger
Fred Sheetz
Josephine, Maurine
Maxine Sheet
Marilyn Stewart
Otto Sheetz
Peder Nielson
Marvin
Rubio
Dorothy Sheetz
Maurine Sheetz
Charlie Lenninger
Harry Heisdorfer
Everette Fagen
Leland
Mercy Hospital
Dorothy Lenninger
Ross Sheety
Wilmer
Washington
Dave
Ernie Temple
Secret Messages in Aspirin Ink Revealed by Violet Light
A Popular Mechanics note explains German WWI prisoners sent censored letters containing hidden information. The secret used aspirin dissolved in water to make invisible ink, visible only under violet-ray light, despite lack of chemicals or invisible inks.
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Popular Mechanics
Jeffersons First Message Urges Unity and Civil Liberty
Jefferson as President appeals for unity amid dissension and friendship to all nations. He favors a strong but efficient militia and freedom of speech press and religion, plus economy in public expenses. These principles should guide our political faith and civil instruction.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
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