Society Notes From Ainsworth Church Circles and Parties
The Society Editor previews a lively season with Mrs Joe McCroady entertaining the Ladies Aid division at her home, while the Shalom group elects officers for the coming year. A long list of social events follows including birthdays, card parties, a fundraising tea, and a benefit for the Pythian sisters.
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M.creedy
Creedy
McCreedy
Shalom
Sam Richardson
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Zork
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Rice
Ton
Zeek
Too
Why Some Women Are So Popular Beauty's Nest Requisition
Vintage ad copy promotes MELLO-GLO Face Powder claiming smoother spread and a youthful look. It touts a new French process for longer wear and a brightening finish, with warnings against flakiness and irritation and urging purchase from druggists.
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Local Church Notices
County Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Friday at 3 p.m. in Legion rooms with a lunch at Harvey's at 11 o'clock Friday. Members must respond by noon June 17 regarding attendance. Baptist choir meets Friday at 5:30 p.m. and plans for summer will be discussed. Presbyterian service at 7:15 p.m. at the church.
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Legion Rooms
Harvey's Ear
Catherine Swift
Baptist Chorren
Phil Weldin Accepts Post at Hedrick National Bank
Phil Weldin, after seven years with the Washington National Bank, accepts the assistant cashier role at Hedrick National Bank in Hedrick Town. Mr. and Mrs. Weldin plan to move from Washington to begin their new life at Hedrick.
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Phil Weldin
Hedrick
P. Weldin
Washington National Bank
Hedrick National Bank
Hedrick, Town
Mrs. Weldin
Washington
Slárinda Holding Celebration Today in Clarinda
In Clarinda Ta June 1 0P a large celebration marked the dedication of the $25 000 Amery Legion swimming pool and the new municipal airport. A first cradle plane hangar was opened and one lane of Clarinda roadway was renovated. Mrs A Wardin has come to the city called by the death of her son J H Warren.
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Joe
Carson Wilson
BR. Voka
Frank
Grandma Nasadley
F. Vodichka
Tiffin
Joe Sokup
Town City
Frank Nayadley
Albert Moss
Mins
James Chalupa
Prank Stransky
Marion
Albert Stransky
Wayne
Clara Fisher
Carson Wilton
John Lang
Walter Wilton
Lloyd
Will Patterson
Chas. Maple and
Carl Oldfield
Roy Sehulty
Harold
Sam Oldfield
Troma Oldfield
Ralph Wolfield
Miss Jenato
Lucile Strum
Ralph Hamilton
Uteir Com Sons
Clarinda
Amery Legion
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Henry Bailey Admitted to Iowa Bar in 1940
Iowa City reports 61 Iowans passed the bar exams this week, increasing licensed lawyers. Among those sworn in by a state supreme court representative is Henry B. Bailey of Washington, a University of Iowa graduate.
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City
Towa
Jailed for Bogus Check in Nira Community Case
A man from the Nira community was sentenced today by the Office of the Peace to 15 days in the county jail for passing a bogus check. The decision was issued by W. Barber, justice of the peace.
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Nira
Office of the Peace
W. BE. Barber Ty
Peinting Church Dome Thethodist Anireh Observed Work
A church dome is being painted with gold colored paint as scaffolding and a tent cover support the ongoing restoration. The visible top-piece suggests the edifice will appear brighter and more prominent once finished.
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Penzance
World War Veteran James Kelly Dies After Train Collision
Anamosa Iowa June 1 James Kelly of Kingston Pennsylvania a World War veteran was struck by a Milwaukee near Olin Iowa while crossing county roads. He was removed to Olin then to a hospital where he died. His mother requested the body be sent home to Kingston.
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Anamosa
James Kelly
Kingston
Penn
Milwaukee
Olin
Fils Mother
Chiropractor Dr S P Telford Promotes Adjustments
The West Port editor published a promotional piece for Dr S P Telford, a chiropractor, extolling the root-cause approach of chiropractic care, advising examinations, and urging women to consider adjustments before surgery. It notes his planned office in the alley bank building, rooms 306-307, opening Saturday June 15, with Mrs Telford as assistant and a motto about reason.
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P. Telford
West Port
The
Bee
Telford
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