Social Calendar Week Jun 17 24 Events listed
The social calendar outlines meetings and gatherings for June 17 to June 24. Groups include Pythian Sisters and circle, E O W club, Loyal Sisterhood at Methodist church, Damascus Shrine, Sunshine Community club, Booster club, Legion Auxiliary, Pythian circles, Country club family dinner, Lexington Ladies Aid, Harmony Community club, Philathea class, Garden club, Rural Women’s club, Independent club, Rebekah club, Laans Aid Society, Society of the Presbyterian church, and Friendship club. Events occur at Castle Hall, churchs, homes, and clubhouses with afternoon or evening timings and hostesses named.
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Isaac Kleese
Charles Shheibel
Philathea
Methodist Church
Dorothy Crossett
Garden Club
G. Maxwell
Tennis Hunter
Rural Women’s Club
James Palmer
Independent Club
Rebekah Club
Richard Johnson
Calico Cushions Decorate Bedroom in Simple Patchwork
Decorative pillows use quaint calico prints on unbleached cotton. Techniques cover basted appliques, vertical embroidery stitches, bias fold leaves, and edge stitching. Designs suit 15 inch cushions or quilt blocks and can extend to coverlets or regualr counterpains with simple assembly and hand or machine quilting. Needlcraft, July.
Community announcements from local clubs and societies
Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors at Modern Woodman hall Tuesday 8 PM with balloting and business. Lexington ladies meet at the church Thursday afternoon June 19 with refreshment and entertainment committees listed. Shrine No 10 meets June 17 at 8 PM at Sherman's Funeral Home. Sunstinenity club hosts an ice cream social Wednesday June 18 at Frank Scranton home. MB Church meeting with Mrs Dorothy Crossett Thursday evening. U P auxiliary at U P church Thursday afternoon with Kensington leading devotionals and refreshments. Ladies urged to attend. C W choir meets with Mrs Sam Miller Tuesday night. bring needles and tunble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aees
Pythian
Castle Hall
E. O. W. Club
Sam Miller
Methodist Church
George Jarrard
Booster Club
Damascus Shrine No
Sherman Challeyence
Woodman Hall
Lexington Ladies and Society
Henry Whitoff
Bohn Whitett
H. L. Huber
Chas. Stewart
Warren Bishop
Equar
Sherman
Edith Pulver
Hazel Haven
Frank Scranton
Sington
U. P
U.P
Kensington
Oats
Anna Hays
East Main Street
Amos Weaver
Joe Wright
Will E. Jones
HL. Ward
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Knox~ville Hospital
Women’s Christian Temperance union meets county groups
The West Chester W C T U held a Friday institute at the Methodist church with Mrs. B D Miller present to report from the state convention. The program included ministers talks on Christ citizenship and prohibition plus leaflets, music, and planning for a July county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Method'st
B.D. Miller
Wellman
Widhes
Miller
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Crawfordsville
Katona
Washington
Pythian meet with Mrs Mount and Gardeners with Mr Maxwell
The Pythian circle will meet with Mrs W R Mount on Wednesday at 2 20 PM The Gardeners will meet with Mr G Maxwell on Thursday evening in the community notices setting forth local meetings and schedules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mount
Loate
G. Maxwell
Elopees in Forgery Nabbed After Bank Theft Plan
Alvin Krause and Mrs. Olga Lossow, Minneapolis residents, eloped to Garretson near Sioux Falls. They forged Lossow’s name to cash a $300 certificate, then fled east. Authorities tracked them to Superior, Wisconsin, where they were arrested and charged with forgery. Both received indeterminate sentences up to five years in the South Dakota State Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Alvin Ke Use
Olga Lossow
Minneapolis
State Penitentiary
John ‘S. Media
Krause
Alvin Krouse
Lossow
Minneapoliggy
Garretson
Werman
Elopers
Krouse
Garretson Bank
Mr. Lossow
Superior
Wistor
Kronse
Sious Falls
Etopir
Nature’s Marble Heart and Head In Hammond Bank Lobby
The bank lobby in Hammond features natural marble carvings that resemble a human heart and a head. Experts note the left and right ventricles are outlined with accurate heart details, while a hidden spot in the basement vault reveals a lifelike head, illustrating nature’s skill beyond human makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust and Savings Bank
Hammond
Piture
Community notices and club meeting reminders from Oxford
Local items urge Legion Auxiliary and 4-H girls to attend meetings at Legion hall and schools. Farm Bureau and church groups plan events, with dates in June. A Balloon Union flight is noted to cause Oxford gas service disruption for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
University Balloon Union
Water Borne Fem Belts Ken Fone Ine Gies
Water borne female person belts ken fone ine ges few of these wells are so constructed.
Kimberley diamond claim yields 54-carat find revival tale
A digger who lost his stake is treated to a farewell drink when a native announces a 54-carat diamond found on his claim. The gem later sold for $20,000, reviving romance around the Kimberley field. A trial will convince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Kimberley
Window Display Odd in Berlin Attracts Attention
A famous Berlin window near Unter den Linden features a life size wax figure of a man facing a mirror with a pistol to his head, clearly staged to suggest he is about to commit suicide. The display draws curiosity and concern among passersby and watchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Unter den Linden
Suterde
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Laans Aid Society
Sunstiinenity Club
MB. Church
C. W. Chuir
Rons
Irs. C
Etha Dawson
W. A. Gibson
C. A. Speer
Harold Montgomery
Fairfield
Grand Circle
Edna Flynn
Flynn
Hazel Moore
Fred Bye
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Sunset Park
Veda Stryker
South
Women’s Bible Call of the
St Alms
C.K. Stearns
Rowan
Mary Woodside
Ting
Farm Bureau
Franklin Township
Jim Combs
Dolly Jokers
Alice Meeks
E. Laudies
P. Finch
the Missionary Society of the
Country Club
James Wa
Independent
Clu
Adies Ald Society
M. Church
Halliday P.m
Rebekah
M. E. Church
Stewart
K. of C's Thurs
Joe Piper
G. K
M. B
Chas. Palmer
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
Friendsteip Club
Chas. Davis
Oxfords
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Quality Shoes
N. W. Corner Square
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