Social Happenings Highlight Booster Club and Local Weddings
A large Booster Club gathering at Mrs. Allie Lefever’s home featured music and recitations by children. Mrs. W. A. Stewart hosted a reception for son Warren and bride at 1301 East Washington. Mildred Crone married Warren Stewart with 37 relatives present. An Odd Fellows Hall event by Zimri Rebekah Lodge showcased supper, a program, and a village school act. Numerous other social notices include birthday celebrations, a breakfast for a bride, Fleur de Lis quilts for an orphan home, and wedding news for Miss Eather Brindley and Mr. Wilkins.
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Booster Club
Allie Lefever
Washington
Lib
Lefever
Alfo
W. A. Stewart
East
Washington Street
Warren
Mis
Mildred Crone
Nellie Crone
Ir. Warren Stewart
West Sixth Avenue
Crone
Leo Mangold
Frank Sutton
The
Christian Church
Washington High School
South Bend Indiana
Odd Fellows Hall
Zimri Rebekah Lodge
al Horsey
Elizabeth Sehulty
Leoauna Jones
Ida Berglnnd
Minnie Elgar
Mary Jugenheimer
John Elgar
Cordelia Dusenbery
Chic Brenman
Council Bluffs
Fleur de Lis Club
Murray Smylie
G. I. Wilkins
Sherm Brindley
Iowa Avenue
Eather Brindley
Globe
Arizona
Missouri
Wilins
Albia
Wilkins
Brindley Famly
Trainmen to seek wage boost in joint meetings
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors will hold joint divisional meetings in November to consider a wage increase from about two hundred railroads. W. G. Lee cites a 1921 wage cut of roughly 12 percent and notes last year’s rise was about five percent as a baseline for the proposed boost.
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the Associatic Press
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors
United States
W. G. Lee
Chicago
Western General Chairmen’s Association
Southern General Chairmen’s Association
Washington
Eastern General Chairmen’s Association
Lee
Merchant recalls customer who saw advertisement
A merchant notes a customer who said I saw your ad and expressed interest. The brief exchange highlights the ad’s reach and potential sales impact in the local market.
Obituary of Joseph Pribyl Sr. of Richmond Iowa
Joseph Pribyl Sr born in Bohemia March 24 1844 died June 13 1925 at 2 o clock in the morning ages 81. He came to Iowa in 1856, lived on farms near Richmond and Central City Colorado, married Mary Kohlicek, had eight children, and leaves 1 percent grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral at M E church Richmond conducted by Rev H H Fletcher with interment in Richmond Cemetery. Pall bearers were six grandsons Charles Milton Wess Sojka Carl Kos Jesse Havel Edward Priby.
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Joseph Pribyl
Bohemia
Micheal Pribyl
Iowa City
Richmond
Central City
Colorado
Pold
Lowe
Mary Kohlicek
Mary Sojka
Anns Koy
Emma Havel
Riverside
Joseph
Washington
Frank
Kalona
James Pribyl
Fir
Milton Pribyi
Barnestown
Neb
Newr Richmond
M. E
H. H. Fletcher
Charles
Milton
Wess Sojka
Carl Kos
Jesse Havel
Edward Prihy
Death Notice and Funeral Tribute for Father
The notice laments the father’s passing and honors his memory, reflecting on his sacrifices and the family’s grief. It mentions his grave beside his wife in the cemetery on the hill and references a lettered obituary extended to Robert La Follette, detailing his public service and personal life. The family expresses thanks to friends, neighbors, the minister, and for floral offerings.
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Father
Jeweler presents gift to judge after case dismissal
In New Orleans a jeweler, Benjamin Halpern, faced a disturbing the peace charge before Judge Leonard. Halpern produced a silver loving cup from supporters to celebrate the judge's re election, claiming the charge was staged to allow the gesture. The judge accepted the gift and dismissed the case.
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New Orleans
Kbmile Jewnard
Jenjamin Halpern
Halpern
Local Teenager Survives Drowning Dares
Des Moines In June 18 saved from drowning six times in two years by the city girl Miss Mable Leslie 18. Her latest rescue came at Brooks Lake where lifeguards Jinmy Ariek and Lloyd Cook, both residents, aided her escape.
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Des Moines
Mable Leslie
Brooks Lake
Jinmy Ariek
Lioyd Cook
Advertisements Highlight Local Goods and Services
Readable ads tease bargains and offerings across the city. Merchants promote groceries clothing and household items with sales and special prices drawing readers to shops and markets.
Wisconsin Senator La Follette Nursed Ill Boy at Home
Mrs Mary Sucher and Robert La Follette Jr cared for a sick boy for nearly a year. The senator, his nurse during illness, endured a desperate fight against death while he enjoyed broad support in his home state. Friends recall how he befriended former Senator Penrose despite sharp campaigns.
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la Follette
Senate
Europe
House
Pnheumon
Congress
Germany
Piris
la Follette Midh
Mies Belle Cas
Baratov
Wis
Philp
Seenator
Madison
Fola
Wits
George Middleton
New York
Mary Sucher
Robert la Follette, Jr
Senator la Follette
Legion
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Friends to Publish Paper If Editor Is Convicted of Libel
YUMA June 18 A jury failed to reach a verdict on George Lynn publisher of the Varia. A committee of 50 citizens prepared to keep the Herald in print if he is jailed. Sympathizers planned a run for the state senate and to fund his defense against another criminal libel charge.
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Yuma
George Lyn
Varia
Lynn
State Senate
Nile Defense
Cangninetti
Ladies Aid Society Meeting and Moose Lodge Social Notice
Notice lists Ladies Aid Society of the First United Presbyterian Church meeting Friday afternoon at 2 39 at the church in 1941. Moose Lodge invites members and families and those with invitations to attend the social Thursday evening. Dues for WOR C are due by Saturday June 20. Jennie Juggenheimer Treasurer 10405.
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A. T. Augustine
C. H. Davis
Wilda Augustine
Ruth Fabrick
Ladies Aid Society
The
First United Presbyterian Church
Moose Lodge
Jennie Juggenheimer
Treas
Camp Fire Girls to Host Refreshment Stand Saturday
The Camp Fire Girls plan a refreshment stand in Central Vark Saturday evening to raise funds for the new fire place at the Tourist Camp. Regular Rebekah lodge meeting Friday evening includes a surprise. Sotho Women's Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Melo Kallous Friday afternoon followed by a picnic supper. Members should bring dishes and utensils and one dish from the menu for the gathering at 2:15.
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Vark
Rebekah
Sotho Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Melo Kallous
Este
Ladies Aid Meeting at 1s U P Church Friday June 19
The Ladies Aid of the 1s U P church will meet at the church on Friday, June 19, at 2 20. There will be a short program and a good attendance is desired.
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Ladies Aid
U.P
Shrine Banquet and Ceremonial Meeting Notice
The Rose Croix Shrine of Muscatine invites Damascus Shrine No. 10 to a Friday banquet at 6 20 PM with the Supreme Worthy High Priestess in attendance. The Christian church ladies bake sale is at Mitchells Meat Market. The Women’s Relief Corps meets Saturday at the Court House at 2 34 PM.
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Rose Croix Shrine
Muscatine
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Ladies of the Christian Church
Mitchell's
Women's Relief Corps
Court House
Notivee Methodist Choir Rehearsal This Evening
Notice states a choir rehearsal at Notivee Methodist Church tonight at 7 30. New music rehearsal attendees welcomed and announced by church leadership.
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Notivee
Chaim
Eyeryote
Seedies Aid Society Meeting at Methodist Church
The Seedies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet at the church Friday afternoon. Country ladies will entertain the town members with a program and good attendance is desired.
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George Pauts
Hannah Jones
O. M. Cuddy
Howard Crozier
Cherry
Robert la Follette
Teapot Dome
Harding
Mro, Mary Sojka Mis
Rima Havel
Minaa Kos
Frank Pribyl
Donna Gordon
Linenced Boardoclote
Pholntn
Rothschild’s
Prin DS
Palm Beach
Prey
Komi
Widck Wine
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