Local social clubs host multiple gatherings across town
Cloyd Knupp hosted Kolah club members with an informative Miller paper. County nurse Hathes led a ventilation demonstration followed by luncheon. Sunflower Club enjoyed an all day at Mrs. Peter Perdock's country home with contests and prizes. Lillian Brown held a Junior High grads sleepover with a chicken dinner and games. Methodists held annual Foreign Missionary Society event at Mrs. Kracaw’s with a parade, business meeting, and life memberships. Mrs. Rovett Reaney entertained forty five friends on her country lawn with music and refreshments. Margaret Clark attends a children’s party before moving to Deep River. An afternoon tea honors Mrs. Shinabarger with June roses and summer treats. A wedding of Miss Nita Wehr and Mr. Donald Roses was held in Des Moines Courthouse. Norwood Jones served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Knupp
Kolah
John Spiedel
Miller
Mies Hathes
Sunflower Club
Peter Perdock
A. Johnson
Tribune
Carbough
Branswik
B. Wagner
Lillian Brown
South Iowa Ave
Mre Brown
Mise Lois Oo
Harry Kracaw
Alma Hearne
King's Heralds
Methodist Church
Wrime
Kracaw
Marjorie Caldwell
Verna Bickel
Wilma Walker
Mary Alice Payne
Maurice Page
Billy Caldwell
Leland Barnes
Betty Stephen
Mildred Lenora Brown
Smith
Hampsher
Harries
Bowere
Margaret Clark
Laws
Carl Roberts
Mary Roberta
Boyd Berdo
Alex Lytle
Shinabarger
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
W. R. Jeffrey
Nita Wehr
Ainsworth
Donald Roses
Washington
Des Moines
Norwood Jones
Mnd
and Wehler
Dich School
American College of Physical
Teast
Iowa
Silan Ross
Monmouth College
Journal
Marshalltown
Force
Doctors Open 72nd American Medical Association Session in Boston
The seventy second annual session opens in Boston with reports urging separate wards for tuberculous patients and admission to geriatric hospitals in emergencies. It backs public school health education, lab support for local practitioners, and reform of medical education to strengthen general practice and postgraduate training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
United States
American Medical Association
National Organization of the Medical Profession
United States Public Health Service
Heep
Council
New Requirea
American Medical Associate
Chicago
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
Hessian Fly in Iowa Threatens Western Winter Wheat
Western Iowa farmers face possible crop disaster as Hessian fly reports spread. Grain men note first known appearance in the region with fields around Salix and Sloan showing numerous flies per stalk. Officials urge immediate field checks and possible uprooting of affected wheat to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Sioux City
Grain Exchange
Western
Iown
Charles Carr
Charles Carr, Operator of the Farmers Elevator
Salix
Harry Nevilek
McCaullinemore Grain Company
Sloan
Carr
Dog Saves Boy From Flood Waters Near Westgate
Buster the eight month old Scotch Collie rescued eight year old Rover from six feet of water at the Borland farm stream after a bank collapse Friday evening. The boy escaped unharmed and the dog remains a local hero, promised to be kept by the Borland family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblwein
Jase
Buster
Borland
Westgate
Borland Farm
Rover
Funeral for Lieut Eckerman Held in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts final rites for Lieut Matthew D Eckerman missing in action since Nov 1 1918. He served as battalion intelligence officer with the Eighty eighth Division and died near Hagenbach Alsace during a night patrol. He was 24 and survived by his parents and sister Mrs A F Swanson. Chaplain Robb conducted services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Eckerman
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Matthew D. Eckerman
M. G. Eckerman
168Th Infantry
Towa
Negre
Lorraine
Eighty-eighth
Alsace
Eckerman
A. H. Eckerman
Sioux City
Hagenbach
No-Man’s Land
Wallace Family Announces Marriage In Palo Alto
Milton Wallace of Palo Alto sends notice of the marriage of his son Harry Wallace to Miss Kate McCorley on Monday May 23. The couple will reside at the Wallace home in Palo Alto. The Wallaces formerly lived in Washington state and have been away about twenty years. Harry served in the air service during the war and was badly wounded the day before the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Y. Wallace
Milton Wallace
Palo Alto
Calif
Harry Wallace
Kate McCorley
Wallace
Washington
Harry
Kenneth Bailey Featured as Accompanist in National Biennial
Kenneth Bailey appears as an accompanist on the National Biennial of Music program in the Tri-Cities. He played this morning at the Augusta auditorium for the solo The Living God by Rollo L.R Billing, whom he accompanies. Bailey was also chosen to accompany Gilbert Smith of Los Angeles, the Sunset District winner and singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bailey
Tri-Cities
Augustana Auditorium
Living God
Rollo L.R Billing
Gilbert Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Sunset District
National male voice contest at Augustana chapel
Mr Bailey appears in Tri City Biennial Board lists as committee member for church music and program planning while an Eventing journal is led. The Augustana chapel event is noted as part of morning activities in the national voice contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustana Chapel
Bailey
Tri- City
Also Mentioned on This Page
O.J Dankwardt
Doctors
Hoston
Dog
Boy
Clark & Enslin
Hig
West Side Sq
Lieut. Eckerman
Washington Telephone
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Munsings Ath Union Suits
Leti Cut
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