Sunday School Picnic and Community Gatherings
Mrs. C S Williams's Sunday school class picnicked Friday noon at the Boy Scout shack west of town with a carload of girls. The Wellston Social club met with Mrs Paul Harvey with eleven members and four guests, while 4 H and Happy-Go-Getters activities continued in Ainsworth with demonstrations, music, and a large all state dinner. Dinner guests at the Stewart home included Mrs Hubert Essley and Mr Ward Essley and their daughters.
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C. S. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scout Shack
Stewart Home
Hubert Essley
New York
Ward Essley
Mary
Jeanne
South of Washington
Roy Stewart
Masonic Lodges Schedule and Officers
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A F A M holds regular meetings first Friday monthly. Darnamascus Shrine No. 10 W H of J meets fourth Tuesday monthly at Mason Temple rooms. Officers listed include Glenn Mace W M and Grace E Twinam W H P with secretaries and scribes named.
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Washington Lodge No
A.F
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
W. Yard
Danamascus Shrite
Masohie Temple Rooms
Grace E. Twinam
J. W. Bidwell
W. Scribe
Railway Time Table Co RL and P Eastbound Services
Railway schedule notes daily departures and arrivals for eastbound trains including No 50 motor car No 30 passenger No 12 passenger Apache No 4 Golden State Limited and local freight Nos 81 3 4 and 11 stops for California passengers county seats and specific towns. Agents L Goodlander J G McKay and W C Bell list multiple daily trains with varied frequencies and exceptions.
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Apache
Golden State Limited
California
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
Washington
W. C. Bell
Royal Neighbors and Daughters of the Revolution Schedule June Meetings
The Degree team of the Royal Neighbors will meet Monday at 7 30 PM. If weather allows the Daughters of the American Revolution plan a flag day meeting and picnic at Sunset Park log cabin on Tuesday June 14 with a 3 30 program and 5 30 picnic. Rain shifts to 6 15 for the picnic then business meeting at Mrs R S Warfel 510 South Iowa Avenue. Pythian Sisters of West Chester Temple meet Tuesday evening June 14 for their regular session.
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Royal Neighbors
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sunset Park
R. S. Warside
R. S. Warfel
South
Iowa Avenue
Pythian Sisters of
West Chester Temple
M. E
Brighton Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs L T LaMotte of Brighton celebrated fifty years married with their three living children and fourteen of sixteen grandchildren present. They wed in Tipton on June 11 and now live in Brighton where they have resided forty years. One son Earl died eleven years ago and a baby died in infancy.
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Brighton
L. T. LaMoite
Harry Anderson
South of
Myrtle Anderson
Gerald C. LaMotte
Eagle Grove
LaMotte
Tipton
Stella Z. Hampton
Earl
Wednesday Club Meetings Scheduled Across Local Groups
The Just Us club meets with Mrs. Ezra Gardner on Wednesday afternoon and other groups plan gatherings. Women’s country club hosts a regular golf breakfast Wednesday morning. Legion Auxiliary meets at 2:30 pm. B B club and Kolah club meet later afternoon with specific hostesses. IX club convenes at 2 o clock. Pythian Circle to be entertained by Miss Julia Cavender at 620 S Town Ave. Daughters of Union Veterans host a social Thursday at 2:30 pm with 10 cent contribution. Christian Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting Thursday with pot luck and quilting. Rosemary club changes date and will meet with Mrs. Waggoner Thursday afternoon. Country Club hosts guest day luncheon Thursday at 1 pm. reservations to Mrs. Lytle by Tuesday night. Lexington Ladies Aid Middle division hosts children at church basement Thursday afternoon June 16. Havre Social club meets Thursday afternoon with officer elections.
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Christian Ladies Aid
Kathryn Koehler
R. L. Lytle
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Masons
Frank Schneider
George Chalupa
Cleve Basham
Rock Island
Charley Green
Crawfordsville
Lewis Herings
Basham
Joe Kolosick
Ainsworth
Kolosick
Rhea Fread
Des Moines
Howard Baker
Rebekah
Washington
Margaret Farrier
J. H. Thompson
Eastwood
Elmer Mason
Dentists and locations listed for W D Dwyer T J Pease and O F Boller
Directory style entry provides office addresses in Bailey Building and near Court House with turn directions. Includes contact phone numbers 176 364 and 76 for three dentists, W D Dwyer T J Pease and O F Boller with street addresses on West Main and West Washington Streets.
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W. D. Dwyer Bailey
Northeast Corner Square
T. J. Pease
Court House
Penney Store Corner
West Main St
O. F. Boller
Commercial Bank Corner
Washington St
Sherman’'S Funeral Home
Livingston and Eicher Abstract Office Listing
Attorneys LIVINGSTON and EICHER operate an abstract department at 204 West Main Street, one block east of the courthouse. Phone 147.
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Livingston & Eicher
W. Livingston
E. C. Eicher
West Main St
Court House
West Chester EB Church Meeting With Mrs Bauer
The W H M S of West Chester M E church will meet with Mrs Walter Bauer on Friday, June 17.
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West Chester
M. EB. Church
Walter Bauer
Regular meeting of K of P on Monday June 13
Regular meeting of K of P scheduled for Monday June 13 includes election of officers and report of state convention. J. M. Kelley and G. K. 10118 noted in the notice.
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K. of
J. M. Kelley
G. K
Local notes from Verdi and surrounding areas
Mrs Wess Finch returned home after a brief stay with daughter Mrs W Bealer. Theo Logan visits aunt Mrs R Chorpening. Mr and Mrs Leslie Gates, their son and Mr Dan Gates attended an Old Schoolmates reunion near West Liberty. Gertrude Emery visits her brother in Nodaway Iowa. Mrs James Baird and Miss Lewis host Walnut Women’s club gathering.
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Verdi
Wess Finch
W. Bealer
Theo Logan
R. Chorpening
Leslie Gates
Dan Gates
West Liberty
Gertrude Emery
Nodaway
Iowa
James Baird
Miss Lewis
Walnut Women’s Club
Local golfers place sixth in one day Oskaloosa event
Eight Washington players competed at Oskaloosa field course in a twelve team, one day tournament. Albia won with 1312 strokes over two rounds, with Oskaloosa second and Fairfield third. Local standout Vic Westphal improved from 92 to 79 in round two.
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Washington
Oskaloosa
Maskie
Albia
Fairfield
Vic Westphal
Clubehampion
Keith Drog
Sandy McGregor
Sidney Smith
Bill Shannon
Keith Droz
Jack Lytle
Harry Montgomery Jr
Ralph Gibson
Will Harwood
Claude Tucker
Mrs Graham Hosts Social Hour Club In Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on June 13 Mrs Mary Graham hosted the ladies of the Social Hour club with guest Mrs Artie Wells. A short business meeting planned a July picnic with families. Maud Lease helped serve refreshments. A county clinic by the farm bureau will be at the schoolhouse next Wednesday at 2 for the nurse Miss Jacobs lesson. Young mothers invited.
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Wellston Social Club
Paul Harvey
Mary J. Turnipseed
Christine D. Yordy
Edd Libe
Maxine Churchill
Miss Yordy
Rosella Hotle
Elnora Brinning
Will Brinning
Alma Dawson
Nora McKinstry
Martha
Leola Hotle
Art Dawson
Crawfordsville
Mary Graham
Artie Wells
Maud Lease
County Farm Bureau
Jacobs
Wellston Community News Highlights
Mrs Edd Stoutmer reports a weekend of family visits in Wellston with gatherings at Grace Hill and well known locals. A birth brings Clifford Dean to Mr and Mrs Carl Corpman. Other notes mention illness, social club attendance, farm tasks, and farm visits among neighbors.
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Wellston
Ad Henry
Dale
Darlene
Alex Gillis
J. L. Johnson
Ruth
Forrest Brinning’s
Grace Hill
Frank Pratt
Dick. Brumback
Carl Corpman
Clifford Dean
Harold Hays
Pleasant Plain
B. E. Bandy
Keota
Young Iowa music camp draws state high school groups
About 75 students from thirty towns across three states join the University of Iowa for all state high school orchestra chorus and band this summer. Mary Juliet Lemmon Betty Jones and Virginia Davis headline the ensembles with others including Karl Bevins Tom Stewart Donald I Davis and Billy Cox. Conductors include Prof Charles B. Relehter Olaf C. Christiansen and assistants from major music programs.
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Washington
University of Iowa
Mary Juliet Lemmon
J. E. Lemmon
Lemmon
Iowa City
Mary Juliet
Betty Jones
L. A. Jones
Willis
Town City
Virginia Davis
D. D. Davis
Donald I Davis
Donald
Karl Bevins
Tom Stewart
Billy Cox
Charles B. Relehter
Olaf C. Christiansen
Oberlin College
Oberlin
John M. Kuypers
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
H. C. Stump
University of West Virginia
Asher Treat
University of Wisconsin
Helen Stowell
Lincoln
Havre News Briefs and Neighborhood Notes
Havre correspondent invites neighbor news while reporting on visits and travel. Lyle Mason and wife from Jacksonville Florida stop to see uncle Elmer Mason, en route to a two week vacation in Ames. Mary Thompson returns from Brighton visit. Howard Baker delivers hogs to Ainsworth. Mr and Mrs Fred Burger and ...
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Havre
Lyle Mason
Jacksonville
Elmer Mason
Ames
Mason
Penney
Mary Thompson
Margaret Farrier
Brighton
Howard Baker
Ainsworth
Fred Burger
Nine Iowa scholarships totaling 1650 awarded to UI students
Nine scholarships totaling 1650 were awarded to University of Iowa students in the college of law. The top awards are two John P. Laffey scholarships of 300 each to James P. Kelley of Le Mars and Herbert Box of Ottumwa. Other awards include the Miller scholarship 200 to Harold Saks, John F. Dillon 150 each to Forrest W Davidson and Oscar K. Whitebook, Denkmann 250 to Anne Poldervaart and Arthur Janssen, Hammond 150 to Merle Johnson, and Wright 150 to Murray S. Spurgin.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
College of Law
John P. Laffey
James P. Kelley
le Mars
Herbert Box
Ottumwa
Miller
Harold Saks
Council Bluffs
John F. Dillon
Forrest W Davidson
Crawfordsville
Oscar KE. Whitebook
Frederick CC. Denkmann
Anne Poldervaart
Harris
Arthur F. Janssen
Maquoketa
William G. Hammond
Merle Johnson
Marshalltown
George G. Wright
Murray S
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Geneva Howell
Mildred Oldfield
Clayde Knupp
Walter Kyle
Elsie Bratten
Harriette Shebeck
Marie Oldfield
Ruth Jarrard
Florence Kyle
Clara Finke
Egypt
Ainsworth United
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Missouri
Mary van Horn
Freda van Horn
Harold Clegg
Frank van Horn
W. H
Francis McConnell
Tennessee
Indiana
Meaders
Kansas
States
Supt
Butterworth
W. H. McConnell
Roger Colthurst
Dorcas Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
E. O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Norton
Ernest Garrett
D. L. Carbaugh
Garold Wells
Carbaugh
Garold
Railway Time Table Co
RL & P
Golden State Timtrees
Washington& Oskaloosa
OC. B
J. GC. McKay
Alendari
First Ward
G. A. R. Nall
Ladies of
Living Lake
Jackson Center
Lloyd Foster
The
Dorcas Society of St. Paul's Evangelical Church of Washington
Booster Club
Everette Smith
My Garden” Music
Fred Stewart
Milford Anderson
Just Us Club
Ezra Gardner
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
B. B. Club
Kolah Club
Arthur Wead
Howard Miller
Robt. Risk
Julia Cavender
Pythian Circle
S. Town Ave
Daughters of Union Veterans
H. A. Dougal
Rosemary Club
Ralph Waggoner
Sam Wittmer
Journal
Chas
Brown
Preston L.etter
D. O
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Res
Black
Plumbing Beam & Carson Plumbing and Heating
Iowa Ave
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
E. Bassler
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
Fast Main St
Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co
Philadelphia
H. W. Hyde
Dist
Nellie Manners
Will
Music
Lucille Baker
Davidson
Ecrowoer
Barclay’s
Kellogg’s
Johnson
Kellogg's
Creamery
Thrift
Armour
Ounds
Saniflush
Silver King Ginger
Bob White
Pound
Clorax
Chase and Sanborn Coffee
Asher
ST Rt
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