Junior Senior banquet sails in naval motif at church
The First United Presbyterian church hosted the junior senior banquet for the class of 1927 with a naval theme. Richard Pratt served as toastmaster in captain attire as juniors performed in white uniforms and a panomimed reading of The Wreck of the Hesperus followed by speeches and songs. Catherine Coulter chaired the event at the high school.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Anna Marie Anderson
Richard Pratt
Baja Boller
Clifford Brady
Harold Timmons
Ray Simpson
Owen Boylens
Nancy Lee
Winifred Allen
Jane Godfrey
Owen Boileau
Richard Stewart
Catherine Coulter
Community events honor future bride Inez Fitch in pink theme
A reception at 406 East Washington hosted by Mrs A Anderson and Miss Charlotte Foster celebrated bride-to-be Inea Mae Fitch with 35 guests. Contests included silhouettes of the groom William Graf and a kitchen love story, won by Ethel Alberg and Alice Van Vleet respectively, amid pink and white florals.
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A. Anderson
Charlotte Foster
Washington Street
Inea Mae Fitch
Wallace, Lincoln
Heights
Ethel Alberg
William
Sunset Circle Meeting Set At Mrs Merle Twinam’s Home
The Sunset circle will meet Thursday June 2 at the home of Mrs Merle Twinam. Attendees should bring fancy work and a helpful household hint.
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Merle Twinam
Gitz
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Promises Long Wear
The advertisement promotes MELLO GLO a new French process face powder by Sherman Bros Druggists. It assures long wear and shine control replacing current powders with a skin tone peachy color.
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Sherman Bros., Drugelsts
Church and Society Meetings Announced
The Susan Coffey Anviliorny plans a Friday 2 PM church meeting with devotionals by Mrs. Florence Dayton and a study led by Mrs. Beatrice Bowes on The Master Personality. The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the 2nd United Presbyterian Church meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Flora Wiley. If bad weather delays travel, Ella Gordon will host at 9212. The American Legion Auxiliary gathers Thursday evening at 7 45. Wednesday night is family night at the Methodist church with a 6 30 start and a bring a dish to pass."
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Susan Coffey Anviliorny
West Chester
Florence Dayton
Beatrice Bowes
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the
2Nd United Presbbyterian Church
Flora Wiley
Ella Gordon
Methodist
Washington Lodge No. 26
A. F
A. M
Local church and club meetings listed for Thursday and Friday
United Presbyterian church in West Chester schedules missionary society for 2 PM Thursday. H. HW club meets with Mrs Hoxworth Thursday afternoon. Rebekah lodge invites members to pot luck dinner Wednesday at 6 30 PM with a goal to boost honor roll. PO ob O Chapter 3 will meet with Mr. Stewart Thursday afternoon. Independent club assembles with Mrs Walter Brown Thursday afternoon. Delta Alpha class of MM Sunday school meets at Mrs L M Eicher 1104 S Down Ave Thursday afternoon. bring needle and fabric for flood relief garments. Ladies Social of Presbyterian church gathers Friday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Harry Turner 402 East Seventh St. St Paul’s Progressive church ladies aid bazaar and bake sale Saturday June 4 near Washington Cleaners. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of M E church meets at Mrs J H Warren Friday at 2 30. Mrs W W Bowers reader. Miss Hazel Siberts reports on district convention and Miss Ethel Atkinson leads mystery box. W B MS Lexington meets Tuesday June 7 at Mrs Nancy Romine’s house. date change noted.
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Rebekah
Delta Alpha
M. M
L. M. Eicher
Down Ave
the Presbyterian Church
Harry Turner
East Seventh Street
Ladies Aid
St. Paul's Prangejieal Church
Washington Cleaners
Gers
T's Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Mra
J. H Warren
W. W. Bowers
Hazel Siberts
Mt. Pleasant
Ethel Atkinson
Intermediate section event details on Saturday afternoon
An afternoon window from two to five on Saturday covers the Intermediate section of events. The fragment notes scheduling but lacks names venues or outcomes. The item appears to be a brief time block for activities in an ongoing program.
Epworth League Hosts Two Lawn Festivals For Missionary Work
The Epworth League schedules two lawn festivals to support boys and girls in missionary projects. One at Robert and Donald Stutsman home 428 So 4th Ave and another with Luther Bowers at the Methodist parsonage features music stunts candy and popcorn. Everyone invited for a good time and to aid missions.
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Epworth League
Robert
Donald Stutsman
4Th Ave
Luther Bowers
Methodist Parsonage
Local residents visit kin and return home in midweek
Miss Anna Dawson attends the Associate Presbyterian synod in Minneola Kansas then visits relatives in Richmond and other towns before returning home. Numerous locals, including Mr and Mrs Dale Holland, Mrs John Gibson and family, Miss Louise Burnell, Deelda Baker, Katherine Bostwick, B P Bostwick, and Edward Hearne, are noted for visits, travels to Sigourney Newton Chicago Nauvoo Havre and other spots, or for hosts and hosts guests at homes of friends and relatives.
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Anna Dawson
Associate Presbyterian Synod
Minneola
Kansas
Richmond
Dale Holland
St. Louis
William Beal
William Holland
John Gibson
Clarissa
Geo. Gibson
Coral Trompson
Des Moines
Frank Bell
Louise Burnell
Seattle
Washington
James Cunningham
Newton
Town
Katherine Bostwick
R. J. Tanner
Tommy
Chicago
Warren FE
Edward Hearne
Boston
Mass
Smith W. Brookhart
Alma Hearne Holland
India
Brookhart
Charles Hearne
Panama District
Lindbergh’s Early Life Tied to Detroit Dentist and Inventor
In Detroit the future aviator Charles A. Lindbergh formed his mechanical bent in the workshop of his maternal grandfather Dr. Cc. Land a Detroit based dentist who pioneered tooth fillings and other dental methods. The tale notes his mother Mrs. Lindbergh stressed his independence and modesty crediting Charles for his Paris flight while revealing a playful fear of his curly hair and damp weather.
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Mortis de Haven Tracy
United Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Detroit
Cc. H. Land
Dr. Land
Ontario
Hamilton
New York
Brooklyn
Brantford
J. B. Meacham
Chicago
Evangeline Lodge
Charles Lindbergh
Charlie Lindbergh
Charles
Lindbergh
Charles Lock
Dempsey Family Welcomes Son in Sioux City
Mr and Mrs George Dempsey of Sioux City announce the arrival of a son born this morning. Mrs Dempsey is known here as Marcia DeBey. She taught English in the local high school several years ago. Mr and Mrs Scott Jarrard plan to move soon from West Second Street to West Madison Street.
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George Dempsey
Sioux City
Dempsey
Marcia DeBey
Scott Jarrard
West Second Street
West Madison Street
Divorcee’s Attorney Interruption Halts Long Testimony
In Hastings Nebraska during a divorce case an attorney interrupted a party as she spoke. The woman had delivered about 4800 words with no indication she was near completion. The lengthy testimony paused as the interrupting attorney stopped her answer.
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Hastings
Nebraska
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R. H. Walker
Thrift Club
South Marion Avenue
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Westphal
the Jeweler
East Side
H. & A. Baking Company
Masters of Good Baking
Maxine Barden
Helen Cunningham
Maurine McLauchlin
H. Madison Barnes
R. Hamilton McCleery
Sorosig Club
Ainsworth
E. K. Annis
America
Reaney
Southland
Annis
Delaney
Eden
W. S. Moore
Joe Knotek
Rosemary Club
Ed Gallagher
Charley Marek
Blanche Zdarsky
Rock
Dell Walker
Bobby
Charley Jasper
Rebekal
American Legion
United Presbyterian Church At
Missionary Society
H. HW. Club
Ww. G. Stewart
Independent Club
Walter Brown
Lexington
Nancy Romine
SUN
FBI
Warren
Deelda Baker
Sigourney
Harold Mangold
Lou Baker
Daryl Ross
Sigourney Sunday
Jennie Lauderman
Havre
B. FP. Bostwick
Nauvoo
Frank Ross
F. E. Carter
Anita
Iowa
Mrs. Frank Carter
Raphy
Shade
Corbin & Barrett Bootery
Osa Johnson
Marenella
Green
Rothschild's
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