Ladies Fete and Socials Across Louisa County
Edith Otto and Mildred Rice entertained sixteen girls in a kitchen shower for Miss Hannah Harvey at the Roy Schiebe home. Hosts Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Ross hosted a six thirty dinner for Rothschild store staff. The McCleery Stutsman class outing included fishing and ball games with a two course supper. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell surprised Wy man friends at the Belville home with rock games, music, and treats. Lions wives hosted a riverfront picnic near Gladwin with a sixty-person turnout, including games, songs, and a hosted hospitality at the Wilson bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Otto
Mildred Rice
Roy Schiebe
Hannah Harvey
Miss Harvey
W. F Curtis
Rothschild
South Third Avenue
A. E. Ross
Howard McCleery
Nick
E. E B. Stutsman
McCleery Shack
McCleery
Stutsman
Lions Club
King Lardner
Wilson Shack
Lowa
Louisa County
Gladwin
Washington Lions
Wilsons
Lionesses
Social calendar outlines April church and club events
A long list of community gatherings includes the Alma Hearne Holland society meeting at 6 15 p m, Ad club anniversary dinner, Pythian Sisters and other fraternal group meetings, church socials, a dinner honoring Mr and Mrs C H Dooutil, ice cream socials, bridge parties, and a luncheon with a general meeting following. Local clubs host socials and performances through Wednesday and Thursday, with many at church halls and private homes.
Daughters Day Activities Highlight Bailey Lawn Afternoon
A daughters day on the Bailey lawn features a Miss Margaret Cowden pageant and shower in the afternoon followed by a strawberry and ice cream social at Young America school house. Mr and Mrs Earle Corbin host the Afternoon bridge club dinner at 6 PM and Rebekahs meet at 8 PM in the hall. The W BR Co holds an afternoon hall meeting while the U and I club plans a Saturday evening family picnic in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Lawn
Margaret Cowden
Young America School House
Earle Corbin
Bridge Club
Rebekahs
W. BR. Co
U. and 1. Club
Local Society Notices From Community Groups
Regular Pythian Sisters meeting, last until September, 8:00 PM with social and special music. M B C 10413 T. 8 BK club meets with Mrs Max Marble, Tuesday evening, June 17. Ladies Social Union ice cream social at New Haven Baptist June 18 with homemade cake, ice cream, strawberries. W TF MS bake sale in McFarland store June 21. Kolah club meets with Mrs Pearl Kennedy, author of sacred story after roll call. Young America school hosts a strawberry and ice cream social Friday evening. Rebekah Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sam Hout, hostess notified if unable to attend. Rosemary Club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs C Rothlisberger, remember dues. American Legion Auxiliary hosts 15-cent social Thursday at 2:30 at Mrs J J Minick’s home. open to patriotic groups and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Social Union
New Haven Baptist Church
Kolah Club
Pearl Kennedy
Sunshine Community Club
Harry Campbell
Rosemary Club
Rothlisberger
Kk. O. W
Nelle Crone
Ladies Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Gus Bramer
Pythian Circle
W. BR. Mount
Armeury
Deans
Oskaloosa
Just Us Club
Dan Rohrer
Donalds
Ross
Mis
Clarice Meek
Meek
Doris Chalmers Phoolitthe
Rit Maxwell
Pilateburg Ladies Aid Society
Rebekah Club
Sam Hoyt
American Legion Auxiliary
J. J. Minick
Independent Club
H. H. Maywell
Pythian Sisters
Oats
First Ward
Local clubs schedule meetings with hosts this week
Invited notices show the Notle K O W club meeting with Mrs. Nelle Crone Wednesday at 6 30 dinner. Independent club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hi Maxwell. Ladies Bible class of the Presbyterian church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Gun Bramer and asks attendees to bring needle and thimble and dues. Just Us club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Dan Rohrer, bring needles and thimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notle
K. O. W. Club
Hi. Maxwell
Ladies Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Gun Bramer
Dan Rohrer
Community notices mix social events and meetings
Moose Lodge members and families invited to social Thursday evening with Highland Four. A family picnic is planned Saturday at Sunset Park. Rebekah Regular meeting Friday evening in the hall. Methodist church Group 5 hosts a 10 cent social at Mrs. Chas Hexworth home Thursday at 2. Lexington Ice Cream and strawberry social postponed to Friday evening June 20. H. H. club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Heasseltine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Highland Four
Methodist Church
Chas. F. Hexworth
E. 2Nd St
Kinney to Address Improvement League Luncheon
Mrs. F A Kinney Girl Scout executive of Iowa City will be honored guest at the Improvement League luncheon Thursday to discuss her work and its meaning for girls. The Girl Scouts camp in Iowa City after the Boy Scouts depart. Mr and Mrs Martin Whittaker welcomed a son Harry Leonard born Sunday at the county hospital. Fern Freshwaters and Lora Busby returned from Cedar Falls after attending a Kappa Theta Psi Sorority house party. Edna Bridges traveled to Muscatine to visit her father D M Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Kinney
Iowa City
Improvement League
Thussday
Martin Whittaker
Harry Leonard Whittaker
Matt
Fern Freshwaters
Lora Busby
Cedar Falls
Kappa Theta Psi Sorority
Regular meeting notices and church social event
Notice of a regular W. RR. C. meeting Saturday afternoon with initiation and delegates reports. Also a Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society social Friday at 2 30 on the M W Bailey lawn featuring a Daughters day pageant by 40 young ladies. all church ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RR. C
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
M. W. Bailey
Local Social Happenings and A Lost Child Found
Florence Schwartz returned from Keota visiting Mrs. John Droz. Winifred Kelly visited her uncle J. W. Lonergan in Marengo. Mr and Mrs David Warfel and Mrs L H Wallace spent a day in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs David A Boyer returned from Marshalltown after G A R convention. Mr and Mrs H E Busby plan a Burlington trip to California. A curly headed girl wandered into Knight Wagner’s home. Miss Minnie Conner cared for Esther Eldridge and learned her home is in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schwartz
Keota
John Droz
Winifred Kelly
Marengo
J. W. Lonergan
David Warfel
L. H. Wallace
Iowa City
David A. Boyer
Marshalltown
A. W. Deans
Knight Wagner
South Iown Avenue
Minnie Conner
Conner
Esther Eldridge
Small girl wanders off as dogs aid search in St Louis
St Louis residents Mr and Mrs Howard Eldridge were visiting when Esther followed her dog and wandered away. Police and neighbors joined three cars in a search of the area for the missing child.
Court imposes solitary anniversaries for wife murder
Karl Ostermeier, condemned in Vienna for murdering his wife, receives a 16 year sentence plus a grim punishment. He must spend every anniversary of her death in darkness, confined with bread and water as additional retribution, based on circumstantial evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Karl Ostermeier
Ostermeier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glover Ferrell
John Belville
Wyman
Ferrells
Belville
Mrs. Ferrell
Crawfordsville
Alma Hearne Holland Foreign Missionary Society
Ad Club
Max Marble
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
C. H. Doolittle
United Presbyterian Social
Sunset Park
Ernoon
H. H. Club
D. W. Hesseltine
J. Wilson
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Washington Oil Co
T. 8. BK
Mra Max
W. TF. M.S
West Chester United Presbyterian Church
McFarland
Young America School
Sam Hout
U and Ft Club
Rebekah
Lexington
D. W. Heasseltine
Edna Bridges
Muscatine
D. M. Bridges
Velvet
South Side Square
H. E. Busby
Burlington
California
Vaninello
Marinello
Rothschild’s
Beauty
Grahams Chain
Normandy
Voiles
Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Iowa
R. R
Austin Sutherland
Brighton
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Mutual Phone
Cc. J. Wilson
CO. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Eicher
Abstract Department
Washington
Nat'l Bank
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
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