Washington smay beje wedding of Miss Neville and Dr Smith
A wedding noon hour at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A Neville of Richland united Miss Bernardine Neville and Dr. C R Smith of Onslow Iowa. The ceremony was conducted by Rev J H Hadley with about 40 guests present plus musical interludes by Ruth Edelstein and Carolyn McCleery. The couple will live in Onslow after a Chicago trip, with both having University of Iowa degrees and future teaching and medical careers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Neville
Richland
Bernardine
C. R. Smith
Onslow
Iowa
J. H. Hadley
Ruth Edelstein
Iowa City
Carolyn McCleery
University of Iowa
Broom
Miss Neville
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
University Players
Acacia Social Fraternity
Phi Rho Sigma Medical Fraternity
Youngstown
Ohio
Washington High School
Chicago
W. E. Smith
Marcia McKee
Denmark
Atty
James Simmons
Fairfield
A. V. Sebalt
Davenport
T. G. Standfing
Berea
Kentucky
B. M. ‘Hamil
Onawa
Trene Williamson
Eagle Grove
R.G. Coffman
Des Moines
L. D. Coffman
Wana Smith
Cedar Rapids
D. N. Anwyl
Della Patton
Elizabeth Irwin
H. G. Figgins
A. Bailey
Social evenings and club events in town
Mrs. Lloyd Neiswanger hosted about fifteen guests in honor of Edith and Harold Otto with cards radio music and a two course luncheon. Edith departs for Evanston hospital training, Harold to begin work elsewhere. Shrine No 10 conducted a meeting with readings piano numbers and songs followed by refreshments and seasonal decor. Charles Keck visiting from Hollywood attended a dinner at the Carl Keck home with a crepe umbrella clue. Daughters of Union Veterans met at the G A R hall with one candidate initiated and July meetings planned. Keokuk convention reports praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
James McElwee
Sigourney
Memorial Hall
Washington
Gene Schipfer
Jas. McElwee
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Shook
J. E. Lemmon
State Historical Relic Committee
Continental Hall
Washington, D. C
Lemmon
R. G. Cherry
D. A. R. Congress
Plymouth
Schipfer
State Committee On Genealogical Records
W. H. Hamilton
Sigourney Chapter
Lloyd Neiswanger
Edith
Harold Otto
Roy Schiebel
Evanston
Evanston Hospital
Harold
Cornell College
Damascus Shrine No. 10
W. 8
Fred Reid
Lawrence Wilson
Mein
Charles Hayes
DuVal
White
Max Marble
Sara Grimes
Frederick Knight Logan
Frank Sage
Charles Keck
Hollywood
California
Carl Keck
Mary and
Frank
West Jefferson Street
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
Villa McCreedy
Department
Keokuk
Frank Gobble
Edith Miller
New MELLOGLO Cream Promises Youthful Complexion
Sherman Bros. Druggists advertise MELLOGLO Cream as a pure skin food and beautifier that dramatically improves the face after a single application. The notice urges readers to obtain MELLO GLO Cream to boost beauty and youthful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros. Druggists
Lexington Socials Postponed Then Set for June 18
Announcement lists the Strawberry-Ice Cream Social for Lexington Sunday school now scheduled for June 18. The Lexington Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon June 17 with officers and committees named. Moose Lodge invites members, families and invitees to attend the social on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Moose Lodge
Rural Woman's club meeting and pocket material drive
Several local clubs announce gatherings to plan activities. The Rural Woman's club meets with Mrs. R. J. Vincent on Thursday afternoon June 17 with a call for two kinds of fabric for pockets. The West Chester Social club and Ladies Aid of the Christian Church also schedule sessions in the coming days with reminders to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Woman's Club
R. J. Vincent
Church groups schedule Friday meetings and picnic
The choir meets Friday at 8 PM for practice. The Womens Missionary Society picnic is at 2:50 PM Friday at Mrs. S H Forman’s home with dishes to pass, rain location at the church. Methodist ladies with an ABCD list host at 2:30 PM. D of A party at K C hall Thursday 8 PM. West Chester Baptist Mission Circle meets Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. James Walton. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of wife and mother Hugh Arthur and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
S. H. Forman
West Chester
Hugh Arthur
Iowa Farm Bureau Promotes Summer County Picnics and Harvest Outlook
Des Moines reports that Iowa Farm Bureau officers announce more townships and county picnics this year with coed speakers, farm problem roundtables, and a tour by Charles E K Hearst to discuss farm relief legislation. Picnics listed include Pocahontas Independence Bellevue Black Hawk county Chariton Spirit Lake Cresco. Harvest percentages for fruits and vegetables show varied yields from apples 85 percent to watermelons 87 percent and cucumbers 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Charles EK. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Pocahontas
Independence
Bellevue
Black Hawk County
Chariton
Spirit Lake
Cresco
Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Progress Highlighted by Iowa Official
Des Moines reports show a nationwide drop in bovine tuberculosis from four percent in 1922 to 2.8 percent by May 1, 1926 based on over 10 million tests. Eradication reached 180 counties with fewer than 0.5 percent in the last test. Iowa progress includes 52 counties in area work and 18 accredited areas, but cattle remains affected nationwide, risking economic loss and human health. DES MOINES apple crop prospects seen as near twice last year, with an about 85 percent of normal yield. peaches look favorable while strawberries underperform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
United States
J. A. Barger
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Iowa
Herrick
Iowa Horticultural Society
Secretary of Agriculture
Des Moines Holstein Sale At Association Meeting
Des Moines reports Holstein cattle sold at the public sale connected with the annual meeting of the American Holstein-Friesian association. The average price was slightly more than $700 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
American Holstein-Friesian Association
Co-op Creamery Planned by Local Dairy Owners
Over 1500 cows in the community sign an agreement to establish a cooperative creamery aiming for quality production and top prices. C K E Behnke of the Iowa Department of Agriculture and M Mortensen of Iowa State College discussed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
C. K E. Behnke
Iowa Department of Agriculture
M Mortensen
Iowa State College
Hog price example shows corn value in fat hog trade
WAUKON Fred Stillwell marketed a 600 pound hog for 72 dollars. The state agriculture department notes that if the hog ate 66 bushels of corn, the fed corn price was about 56 dollars or half the price realized for the hog. This illustrates deriving corn value via fat hog pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Fred
Stillwell
State Departtment of Agriculture
Butter makers of Iowa plan July picnic for new association
Buttermakers from north center Iowa will hold a July 11 picnic near Iowa Falls to organize a sectional unit of the Iowa Butter makers association. J D Fiete and Mimer J Reed of the Iowa department of agriculture assist in promoting the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Iowa Buttermakers’ Association
J. D. Fiete
Mimer J. Reed
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa farm outlook warns on hog herd expansion
Des Moines notes that farmers risk reversing hog and corn price relations if hog production grows too fast. Secretary M B Thornburg cites data showing sows bred to farrow this spring up 24.8 percent from last year with December surveys up 13.7 percent, suggesting spring increases lie between these figures. Inclement eastern Iowa weather hurt early hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
M. B. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
U. S
Reed Probes Vare WITNESSES in Penn race inquiry
In Washington the senate appropriations committee grilled William S. Ware allies over the Pennsylvania senatorial primary campaign. Witnesses including Harry Mackey and Joseph Mackrill faced questions on campaign finance and ward results while denying ballot stuffing and detailing discuss ions with Harrisburg figures about protecting supporters of the defeated governor candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, PD. C
William 8. Ware
Pennsylvania
Senate Etthpaten Funds Committee
Keystone State
Senator Reed
Missouri
Ware
Harry A. Mackey
Pinechot
Pepper
Joseph N. Mackrill
Pittsburgh
Hend
Vare
Reed
Albert Cooper
Harrisburg
Record of Hog Production and Spring Weather Effects
In the western part of the state the larger number of hogs produced met a warmer drier spring than usual aiding the saving of many pigs per litter. The text notes favorable conditions for pig survival and livestock management due to climate.
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Milo Weaver
Edith Spera
John Miller
Shorty
Milo
E. O. W. Club
M. D. Vacha
East Third Street
Alma Uwearne Holland
John Shields
Ned
Mnidsumm
Champaign
A. E. Atchison
North Side
Lexington Ladies Aid
H. L. Huber
Don Huber
Everette Young
Warren Mathess
Wayne Norman
Walter Patterson
Wlr.c
M. E
Ladies Aid of the Christian Churchy
E. E. Greenfield
West Chester Social Club
Christian Church
Iowa Farm
Vania Primary
Dto
Crail
Washington, Iowa
Frank L. Wilson
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