Sunshine Community Club and Society Notes
The Sunshine Community club hosted a Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Burger in a cool gray room filled with pink and white roses. Members from Franklin and Grant school districts, Snowball club, Rebekah club, and Women's Relief corps gathered for baskets, lessons on button holes, social meetings, and planned picnics and bake sales. Weddings, club talks, charity visits, and quilting sessions were noted, with next meetings and dates including June thirtieth July seventh and July third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Fred Burger
J. C. Fields
Clifford Shoemaker
John Simmering
Helen Campbell
Franklin and
Grant
Rodney Davis
O. D. Booth
Tom Carris
Esther Booth
Clara Snyder
Isabelle Davis
Letha Moore
Cc. D. Dayton
Claude Davis
Emil Finke
Armour Griggs
Oneila Griggs
Walter Harvey
June
Community Shower Honors Wayland Bride at J F Simpson Home
Mrs Merle Green of Wayland was honored by Mrs Ellen Kratse and Marjorie Green at a shower yesterday afternoon at 331 West Washington. Guests from out of town included Mrs George Barr and Mrs Klopfenstein. Philathea class sewing for the needy followed by refreshments. Announcements note Hannah Graham and Rev E F Kimmelshue marriage plans for June 10 in Des Moines. Happy Hour club met at D D Stephens home with a spring program and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Roy Boone
Mame Diler
R. Mayo
Sunset Park
L. E. Larson
James McFadden
William Kensler
Women's Relief Corp
Perry Hayes
Mt. Pleasant
Chester Patterson
Hastings
Nebraska
Everett Patterson
Orando
Florida
Isabelle Mcklhinney Nelson
Joe McKlhinney
Dick Donaldson
Washington
Kansas City
Helen Wilson
Col. C. J. Wilson
Garden Club
R. G. Cherry
East Washington Street
Carlton Wilson
Will Harwood
Etha Dawson
Washington W. C
Merle Green
Wayland
Ellen Kratse
Marjorie Green
J. F. Simpson
West Washington Street
Little Virginia Wylie
Naomi Simpson
Louise Bell
Hertha Klopfenstein
Wilma Starr
George Barr
Barr
Klopfenstein
Bertha
Kratine
Don Wylie
Ainsworth
Methodist Sunday School
Leslie Punlap
North Marion Avenue
Victor Crone
Harold Tollander
Allen Rice
Norma and
Jean
Des Moines
Ella Graham
Hannah
E. F. Kimmelshue
Twelfth Street
Dr. Kimmelshue
The
United Presbyterian Church
Happy Hour Club
D. D. Stephens
Maxine Stephens
Kathryn Peterson
Wm. Acheson
James Clege
Grace Walker
Regret and Warnings Echo from Uncle Eben Statement
Uncle Eben laments that sorrow arises when it is too late to do something that could have made someone a little happier, reflecting on missed chances in life. Washington Star. a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Local families recall Monmouth College Commencement trip
Mr and Mrs J F Gallagher and relatives returned from Monmouth Illinois where Verle Gallagher had graduation and others planned summer visits. Virginia and Elizabeth Walled will visit West Portal Colorado at Mrs Cole’s home, while Helen Livingston comes to spend summer with her parents R L Livingston. Several locals including D J Patner J A Embree and others came home from Keokuk after attending the G A R encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gallagher
Velma
Kathryn
George Carr
Monmouth
Illinois
Ellen Wallace
Mable
Virginia
Elizabeth Walled
West Portal
Colorado
Ben Cole
Helen Livingston
Ilinois
Mree
R. L. Livingston
Helen
Monmouth College
D. J. Patner
J. A. Embree
J. KB. Harvey
J. A. Boice
John Donaldson
N. Long
W. N. Sowash
I. B. Innis
J.C. F. Weade
Keokuk
Punkin Pi and the
A fragmentary poem style piece extols Punkin Pi as bold warm joy and nostalgic comfort. The voice laments aging and expresses longing to relive youth while warning against a man who dislikes pumpkin and schemes to hurt Tove Rillinges.
Venilation Warning on Dim Lights and Air Quality
The text warns that dim lights indicate exhausted air oxygen, risking incomplete combustion in heaters and carbon monoxide formation. It advises not to keep doors and windows closed when lights dim to avoid suffocation from low oxygen.
U and TP Chab Meet at Mrs Joe Maxwell Home
Announcements note a gathering for U and TP Chab at the home of Mrs. Joe Maxwell Friday afternoon. It also lists a meeting of Po. G. with Mrs. Orville Elder Thursday at 7 30 p m at 9815 bs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and
Joe Maxwell
Orville Elder
Valley Ladies Ice Cream Social Planned on Church Lawn
The Valley Ladies Big Society hosts an ice cream social Tuesday evening June 22 on the church lawn in Valley. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Church
Valley Ladies Big Society
Church Lawn
Valley
Baptist Choir Seeks Practice and Decoration Observance
The notice invites Baptist Choir members to Friday evening practice at seven thirty and all active and Honorary members to meet at the new fire station on Sunday June 13 at 1 PM to observe Decoration Day. Chief C C Reister signs the order. Garden club hosts a free plant exchange at Johnson's grocery inviting participants to swap plants and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Gots
C. C. Reister
Johnson's Grocery
Farmers Co-Op Exchange Stockholders Meeting Rescheduled
The stockholders meeting of Farmers Co-Op Exchange, postponed from last Thursday due to rain, will be held Monday evening June 14 at 8 PM at the store located at 1012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church Sunday School
Sunset Park
Washington
Order of the Eastern Star
Alice Meek
Farmers Co-Op Exchange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magdeline May Mineart
CC. Mineart
Near Brichton
Paul C. Swift
Grant City
Missouri
East Pleasant Plain
Iowa
Walnut Woman's Club
Chapter J. of
J. O. el
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
E. E. Greenfield
Thompson
Orville Dayton
Ethel Steele
Highland Sewing Circle
Will McCreedy
Steele
Elmer Steele
Frank Thompson
Ernie Meeks
Ralph Nicholson
Marin
Fern Steele
Argus
Charles Sumner
Associated Press
U. M. Dyott
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kellogg’s
Mr. McEnery
James D. McEnery
Alto, Texas
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Psa Gee
Punkin Pi
Dayton
Ohio
Army Air Service
Ladies of the Christian Church
Pennsylvania
Iowa Avenue
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Iowa
Japan
Ward & CO
L. Wilson
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