Guest Tea by Tri-T Chapter L in Crawfordsville
The T.T.T. ladies of Crawfordsville held a guest tea in Federated church parlors on Monday afternoon with spring flowers and a May pole centerpiece. Committee included Mrs. Chester Piper and others. acts featured a clarinet solo, Jolson impersonation, and readings on mothers life.
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Chapter L
Tri-T
L. T.T.T
Crawfordsville
Federated Church
Chester Piper
Kenneth Kilpatrick
William Robertson
Joan Max
Wayne Peterson
Joe H. Jones
Donna Tolander
Alice Hunter
al Jolson
Dee Baker
Yarmouth
Vincent Lindeen
Vernon White
Paul Huston
Harold Tolander
Hal Huston
Chester Neil
Lillian
List of Ladies Attending Local Charity Event
A roster of participating women named Holmes, Mrs. Clint Fletcher, Mrs. E. G. Davis, Mrs. M. Miller, Mrs. Fred Anwyl, Mrs. N. J. Lease, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs. C. Lauer, Mrs. Milton White, Mrs. Clarence Lowe, Mrs. Stanley Artur, Mrs. Ralph Huff, Mrs. Rex Enke, Mrs. Harry Olsen, Mrs. Ernest Clark, Mrs. Victoria Bergstrom, Mrs. Albert Barquist and Mrs. Irvin Lentz.
Hold Last Reunion On Old Home Place
The McCoy descendants held their last reunion at the old home place Sunday. It has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Williams and when the John McCoys vacate this month it won't be home any longer. Those present for a cooperative dinner were Henry McCoy, his daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs. Charles Connelly of Kansas City, Mrs. Betty Kraus cup and baby from Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCoy of Chapin, Mr and Mrs. Gerald Rhea and Judy of Moline, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hulquist of Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeHarper and Allen
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McCoy
Old Home Place
Morgan Williams
John McCoys
Henry McCoy
Charles Connelly
Kansas City
Betty _Krauscup
Baby
Ohio
Frank McCoy
Chapin
Gerald Rhea
Judy
Moline
Paul Hulquist
Davenport
Henry DeHarper
Allen
Community families visit during illness and calls
Morning visitors included Mr and Mrs Roy Larson and children from Fairfield and Mary Frances McCoy of Iowa City. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Glad Mass and Mrs Howardt Miller of Washington. Mr and Mrs A B Orris could not attend due to illness.
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Mt. Union
Roy Larson
Fairfield
Mary Frances McCoy
Iowa City
Ross Stratton
West Branch
Dwight Brown
Claude McCoy
Cleo McCoy
Boss McCoy
John McCoy
Glad Mass
Howardt Miller
Washington
A. B. Orris
White Way Club Reports Community Meeting
White Way group members praised Mrs. W B Rittenhouse attendance after illness. At Mrs Robert Eekels home Tuesday afternoon, roll call brought reports on personal topics. A brief musical program followed the usual business meeting led by Mrs.
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White Way Club
W. B. Rittenhouse
Robert Eekels
Rittenhouse
Eckels Presides As Guests Sing At Meeting
Mrs Keith Stewart and Mrs Edgar perform two duets while Mrs Merle Eckels offers a musical reading. Hosts provide refreshments as the group socializes. The next gathering is set for January 22 with Pearl Smith.
K C Breakfast For Knights and Sons Event Summary
Washington Council Knights of Columbus held a communion Mass at 7 o clock then hosted a breakfast at the K C Hall for about 100 attendees including sons and guests. Rr H McCarthy chaired the event with J M Kelley giving grace and Everette Swift welcoming guests. Gus Pusateri of Iowa City spoke briefly as the new State Deputy.
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Washington
Unification of Americanism keynote opens morning session
Attorney Matt Hart of Davenport delivered an address on Unification of Americanism during the morning session, focusing on national cohesion and civic ideals. His remarks anchored a day of discussions on patriotism, citizenship, and shared values.
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Ier
Matt Hart
Davenport
Church Study Club With Mrs Stephens
The West Chester Methodist Church Study Club met last Thursday north of West Chester with eighteen members. Mrs. Robert Stephens led devotional on Courage. Mrs. C C Niffenegger reviewed Great Prayers of the Bible. President Mrs Stephens urged attendance at the Des Moines conference June 10. In Mrs W B Rittenhouse’s absence, members reviewed Methodist Woman and World Outlook magazines. piano solos were performed by Mary Jane, Martha, Barbara Stephens, and Mary Ann.
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West Chester Methodist Church
Robert Stephens
West Chester
Edgar Stewart
C. C. Niffenegger
Stephens
Des Moines
W. B Rittenhouse
Methodist Woman
World Outlook
Mary Jane
Martha
Barbara Stephens
Mary Ann
Community meeting notes with hostess and guests named
Peggy Bauer and Linda Stewart hosted refreshments for a gathering. The hostess and her daughter served refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs Frank Kleese.
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Bauer
Peggy
Linda Stewart
Frank Kleese
Saddle Club Opens Trail Rides With Picnic Event
Members of the Washington Saddle Club held a Sunday picnic at Glen Thompson farm before a five mile trail ride. About 18 horses were led to the start while a tractor and wagon transported others unable to bring mounts. Trail bosses supervised the excursion in the pasture setting.
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Washington Saddle Club
Glen Thompson
Local trail ride plans grow with riders and dogs
Lloyd Augustine, Jack Trotman and Hilton Durst led a wagon ride with the horses on a road planned by Mr Thompson. The group, singing and merrymaking, followed by three dogs, plans biweekly rides that will extend to longer and more varied trails.
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Lloyd Augustine
Jack Trotman
Hilton Durst
Mr. Thompson
Inventor of flexible film credited to Rev Hannibal Goodwin
Britannica states the flexible film enabling motion pictures was invented in 1887 in Newark New Jersey. Rev Hannibal Goodwin, a minister, conceived the idea in the attic of the rectory at the House of Prayer.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
House of Prayer
Newark
N. J
Hannival Goodwin
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White Way
R. Eekels
K. C
Mrs. Stephens
Vientgomery
Equifpet Hawthorne Bikes
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Mera
Saddle Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
East Second
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