Day Luncheon and club activities at the Country Club
A report of a day luncheon at the Country Club attended by 87 women with prize winners in bridge Mrs Fred Reid and high for members Mrs George C Stewart. Multiple local clubs held meetings with new members, picnics, contests and refreshments in a busy social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reid
George C. Stewart
L. A. Jones
Joe Wright
Fred Neiwanger
Clyde Pratt
Max Marble
Claude Tucker
D. D. Davis
W. Harwood
F. M. Ritchey
Delbert Bailey
Martin Whittaker
K. D. Melcher
Russell Jennings
T. L Brookhart
Frank A. Crabb, Jr
Chicago
Fred J. Sheely
Los Angeles
Lola Hughes
Milwaukee
Nordy Duke
Carrie Louise Hahn
Ottawa
Ill
Peter Jungbluth
la Crosse
Wis
R. A. Worstell
Rebekah Lodge Party Attracts About 200 Attendees
The N O F and Rebekah lodges hosted a family party with around 200 people attending. Dean Harland Mead of Washington junior college gave a psychology themed talk, titled Dont believe any thing you hear and not much of what you see, with color demonstrations. Lat er Pearson's orchestra provided music for dancing, and a carnival lunch was served by a committee led by Mrs. Floyd Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
E. Hoag
Dean Harland Mead
Washington Junior College
Pearson
Orchestra of
Westchester
Dean Mead
Ralph Zeck
Paul Harvey
A. Ruebsam
Floyd Murdock
Edith Weidner
Blanche Grecian
Tom Dows
Wellman and Olds
Damascus Shrine Hosts Reception and Dinners in Cedar Rapids
Damascus Shrine invites members to a Cedar Rapids reception at the Masonic temple on Saturday June 13 honoring Sojourner Mary L Hurt and Sojourner John Burianek Jr both from Cedar Rapids. The E O W club and families will hold a dinner at Joe Maxwell's home. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine
Cedar Rapids Masonic Temple
Mary L. Hurt
Cedar Rapids
John Burianek, Jr
the Shepherds
Joe Maxwell
Rosemary Club Hosts Evening Bridge Session
Mrs John Cherry entertained the Rosemary club yesterday afternoon with three tables of bridge. Guests included Mrs Earl Galloway, refreshments by Mrs J E Lemmon, and a pink and white luncheon assisted by Mrs Ralph Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Club
John Cherry
Earl Galloway
Ralph Waggoner
Open House and Club Evening for Members at Country Club
An open house for country club members is scheduled Monday night with cards and dancing. The Daughters of Union Veterans will hold their regular meeting in the Goewe Hall at 7:00 p.m., followed by the Past Noble Grand Circle meeting with Mrs. Edna Rueb sam at 7:30. The Rebekah degree staff will cancel practice due to the Past Noble Grand meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
J. O. QO. F. Hall
Rebekahs
Elm Grove
Woodlawn
Daughters of Union Veterans
Goewe R Hall
Edna Rueb Sam
Rebekah
Young People’s Union to Meet at M E Church
A Young People’s Union meeting is scheduled for Sunday evening June 14 at 6 00 at the M E church. The event announces the time and place for the local youth group gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Union
M. E
Swartzendruber Reunion and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Swartzendruber and two children Marie and Glen Schlatter attended the Swartzendruber reunion on the old home farm north of Wellman on Monday June 5. Harry Clark attends grand lodge in Clinton Iowa this week. Orie Miller returned from Goshen college and visited at the Amasa Miller home before leaving for Iowa City for summer school. The condition of Mrs May Shumaker remains critical following a mastoid operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Swartzendruber
Marie
Glen Schlatter
W. RR. Eileher
Swartzendruber
Old Home
Wellman
Harry Clark
Grand Lodge
Clinton
Iowa
Orie Miller
Goshen College
Amasa Miller
Iowa City
May Shumaker
Havre Community Notes from Mrs. H. Bishops Era
Havre Iowa June community roundup with visits from Mrs. Henry Marins and family to Havre favorites. Mentions of funerals, hospital stay, social club events, picnics and service at local homes. Dwight Wittmer's scooter accident requires stitches. Fern Cliff 4H entertainment draws a full house.
The Meaning of the Resurrection in Luke 24
A lesson excerpt discusses Luke 24 25 61 on the empty tomb encounters on Emmaus the road to Jerusalem and the risen Christ. It outlines the women angels witnesses Peter the disciples the Emmaus journey and Jesus final commissioning before his ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Tent
Christ
Jesus
God
Luke
Peter
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Innstead
Tie
Oil Industry Featured in Talking Picture at City Hall
The Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation presents Petroleum a five reel film in natural color shown Tuesday June 16 at City Hall at 8 o clock. Tulsa producers show crude to finished product with a diamond refinery tour and a gusher scene. Educational film aims to inform the public about one of the world’s key industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Prid-Continent Petroleum Orporation of
Tulsa
Petoleum
Tula
Mid Continent Petroleum Corporatio
Charles Denison
Merle Frey Undergoes Tonsil and Adenoid Operation
CopockMrs Gleede Dold reports Merle Frey and Mrs New m Frey traveled to Irksville Mo on Monday for Merle to have a tonsil and adenoid procedure. They returned that evening and Merle is doing fairly well. Glenn Hesser and family plan to move in with his father John Hesser in Perola Iowa after living there for years. The past weeks showers boosted crops and weeds alike. Roy Edwards and wife visited Charles Nicola Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Newm Frey
Merle
Irksville
Glenn Hesser
Perola
John Hesser
Roy
Local Social News Highlights and Announcements
Mrs. Ella Nichols returns home after Washington visit with daughter. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McKune and children visit in Washington. Mrs. James Merrick spent time in Winfield with daughter and family. Sunday school convention postponed to Thursday evening at Pleasant Hill. Chas. Arbogast works for Orville Van Winkle. Olive Stalder helps with housework. Fred and Mrs. Cold in Chicago enjoying trip. Mrs. Newton Frey and children visit mother in New London. Charles Turner and spouse welcome baby daughter born last Friday. Bertha Holenstein visits sister Glen Hesser. Marjorie Chambers of Keota and Pauline Forinash visit Earl Chambers home.
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John
Ainsworth
Mount Koehler
Bishop
Roll Gamon
Gamon
Dale Darbyshire
Donna Ruth
Lyle
Ralph McCredy
Carl Sehneider
Omer
Larkin Club
Harry Campbells
Washington
Koehler
Elizabeth
Minnie Underwood
John Zierlowsky
Frank Moore
Henry Hunt
St. Paul’s Evangelical Aid
Marcia Westen
Arthur Eden
Geo. Westen
Martin Westen
John Zieglowsky
Peter Witting
Howard Paker
Elmer Mason
Harm Westen
Bobby Pease
Ann Ruth Sartor
Clara Witting
Kermit Jones
Wistafford
Marguerite McCall
Helen Bishop
Fred Zieglowsky
Henry Wagon
Wittmer
Willis
Fred Spangler
Crawfordsville
Howard Edgar
Will MceBridge
Lawrence Baker
Lewis Bakers
Virginia
Everette Stafford
Stafford Fern Cliff
Havre
Journal
Elmer Young
Harry Bishop
Howard Daker
Des Moines
Ella Nichols
Donald Paul
M. B. McKune
James Merrick
Winfield
Lester Newman
Pleasant Hill
Orville van Winkle
Olive Stalder
E. &. Nichols
Fred Cold
Chicago
Newton Frey
New London
Charles Turner
Bertha Holenstein
Glen Hesser
Shark Guidance by Pilot Fish Assists Gulf Predators
The text notes that the largest man eating sharks reach 80 to 40 feet and explains the pilot fish, about 12 inches long, accompanies ships and sharks. It swims ahead to feed on fragments and gain protection from enemies, guiding the sharks to food.
Household Defect Prompts Curious Question at Home
A child named Jimmie visited a church and amused himself with the bockracks on pews. Returning home he asked his father why their chairs lack hip pockets, prompting a lighthearted family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie
Papa
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Rebekah Club
MRS
Frank Schneider
John Jackson
Lucy Snyder
Roy Mallory
Maggie Horsey
Sunset Park
Frink
June Pehler
Schneider
White Way Club
Nellie Booth
White Way
Esther
Coffey
Ferguson
W. O Ralston
Walter Boyer
Tim
Niffenegger
Troy
Iinash
Lee Craig
Perne Duncan
United Presbyterian Choir
Ferne Duncan
Esther McCreed
Ruth Stewart
Helen McConaughy
R. L. Coulter
Pleiade Lis
Fleur de Lis Club
Floyd Letts
Harold Montgomery
I. F. Lambert
Marjorie Brown
Sitcin
Lawrence
Raymond Whisler
Jean Walker
Helen Stewart
Living Lake
Frances Whisler
Soctal
Pastern
Eastern Star
Charlie Sehmoeller
Fred Downing
Jack Westphal
L. R Carbee
Ruth Lemley
Edna Flynn
VRS
C. W. Stewart
Fred I. Sheely
Los Ange
D. A. R Chapter
John Lee Chapter
The
T. A. Michels
Temple Building
T. L. Brookhart Law Abstracts
B&t
Livingston & Eicher
W. Livingston
EF. C Eicher
West Main St
Court House
Morrison & Morrison Edmund D
George Morrison
North Side Square
W. D. Dwyer Bailey
Squire
T. J. Pease
Penney
Jones Funerral
East Main St
Sherman's Funeral
Bassler
Chase
BROWN
Preston L.etter
D. O
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Black
A. W. Clow
Journa
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
Northlow Ave
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Hall
Fred's
Iowa Ave
Johnson’s Grocery
Wayland
Ezra Wiltmer
Henry County Hospital
Benji Widmer
Jacob Richer
P. Q. Widmer
Wisconsin
Winifred Clark
Iowa Wesleyan
Daryl
Samuel Wittmer
Dwight
Samuel
Sam Wittmers
Ed Kauffman
Max Kauffman
Ed Roth
Ronald
Ilford
Will Ka
Iowa Motor Service
GB Pitzwater
Paculty Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Marjorie Chambers
Keota
Pauline Forinash
West Chester
Marjorie
Earl Chambers
Tan HN
Mechay
Flor
Seti
Crone’s
Frank
Shark’s
Avalhes
Salmon
Alaska
Canu
Vanilea
Jick “Prat
Jack Sprat
Peaches, California
Lee
Cuis
Swan
Soz
Jar
Magic Washer Lee
Pkes
T. S. Crone & Sons
R. Paisley
Wyman
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