Wedding Plans For Gwendolyn Long And Lee Holland
The notice announces the wedding of Gwendolyn Long daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long to Lee Holland son of Mrs. William Holland. The ceremony is set for 1930 at a Baptist church with attendees including Mrs. Frenk Goble Mrs. W. B. Dupins and Miss Louise Young. The article also covers local club meetings and social events at Mt Pleasant Kalona and nearby towns with various members and officers mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Long
Co. W. Long
Lee Holland
William Holland
We Metaughlin
Frenk Goble
W. B. Dupins
Mt. Pleasant
Ap Harlan
4Th Town Cavalry
25Th Town Infantry
Louise Young
Nellie Tripp
Gettysburg
Booster club meeting at Mrs Jarrard home with thirteen members
Fidrethe Hout notification committee and officers led by president Mrs Martin held a Booster club gathering at Mrs George Jarrard's home Tuesday afternoon. Thirteen members and seven guests attended. Whittaker led roll call, a labor saver in home, followed by refreshments after entertainment committee's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jarrard
Booster Club
Martin. Whittaker
The Whoopee of the Storm
A cabin storm tale unfolds as Alice, Webb, and Larry face a terrifying windstorm. A pine crashes near the cabin while Webb carries Alice to safety through sleet and darkness, with Larry arriving battered but determined to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Baker
Gage
Webb
Larry
Muddy
Alice
Larey
Ankle
Web
Regal Bekah Lodge
Larry Paker
Anax
Community notices from Franklin township and town
Philathea class of the Me F Jenarch will meet with Mrs Dor othy Crossett Thursday evening. The West Chester Pythian Sisters plan memorial service Sunday at 2 30 PM at the K P hall all welcome. A farm bureau meeting Friday night June 20 at Jim Combs home with 4 H girls serving refreshments. Ladies Aid meet Thursday afternoon south of town with note on date change. Missionary society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Ella Gordon at 2 20 PM. Family gathering Thursday at 6 45 for members. Independent Day host Thursday afternoon. Ladies Aid of the M church meets Friday at 2 30 PM with Unites No and $ in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Cresk Club
Taylor Stout
Veram Stout
Donald Tucker
Philathea
Jenarch
Dorothy Crossett
West Chester
Farm Bureau
Franklin Township
Jim Combs
Ladies Aid
P. Finch
the Missionary Society of the] Presbyterian Church
Ella Gordon
Ladies Aid Society of the M
Woman's Home Missionary Society to elect officers
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester M E church will meet with Mrs Stewart on Friday June 20 for officer elections and mite boxes reminder. Also notices of K C meeting and church activities are listed with times and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Ciety
West Chester
M. E. Church
Stewart
Honest Scottish lad finds 71 eggs in village near Edinburgh
Police in West Lothian report an honest lad found 71 hen eggs hidden near a church and brought them to the station where the eggs will be kept for six months awaiting a claimant. In Des Moines Iowa a motorcycle collision killed Erickson and injured Louis McRae. Petersen of Chicago drove the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
West Lothian
Moines
Erickson
Des Moines
George Petersen
Chicago
Louis McRae
Rescue Amid Uncertain Cabin Fire
Fragmentary scene shows Webb and Alice amid a collapsing cabin. Taek insists the cabin stands while the tree deflected its fall. Alice realizes the rescuer saved her and others, drawing a confession of deep affection as danger passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taek
Webb
Tarey
Alice
Sweeth
Leaves per fruit key to apple development in Pacific Northwest
Experiments at Washington State University Wenatchee show 40 to 50 well cared for leaves per fruit needed to develop a full crop and food reserves. Fewer leaves can yield a good current year but reduce next year’s fruit buds. Water availability through the growing season affects leaf needs and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sith
Washington
Wenatchee
Wash
United Rren of
Pacific Northwest
Royalty Honored Patrick Kean King of the Blaskets Dies
Patrick Kean, aged seventy three, known as the King of the Blaskets, died recently. A fluent English speaker, he acted as interpreter and adjudicator for islanders in a rent dispute with Lord Cork. Islanders never used courts, and his funeral at Dunquin featured a mainland crossing by canoe with all islanders in single file, a solemn tribute as waves crooned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kean
Blaskets
Ireland
Cork
Dunquin
Atlantic Ocean
National Parks Sprawl Across Rhodesia and Australia
In Rhodesia the Mattoppo district gains a national park and game preserve spanning about 550 square miles hosting zebras antelopes baboons and other wildlife. Australia forms a national park around Mount Kosciuszko in New South Wales, about 100 square miles, showcasing top scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoppo
Rhodesia
Africa
Australia
New South Wales
Kosslusko
Prince of Wales attends dance with visiting American girls
When the prince landed at the town preparatory to a big game hunt he attended a dance and paid marked attention to several visiting American girls. A spectator notes his charm and democratic attitude, while an American quips that the more a man travels, the less likely he is to become a crank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Ta Fe
Shaw
Roy
Weather Note From London Opinion
A brief squib notes a solemn morning mood as Marjorie replies the day is neither laughing nor crying, capturing a wistful tone from the London Opinion. The exchange reads like a vignette of gentle weather and quiet reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
London
Field of science to boost farming gains voice at engineers meet
Dr. A F Woods, director of scientific work for the U S department of agriculture, tells 500 American Society of Agricultural Engineers members that agriculture is the most complex business with many variables and slow erosion losses threaten soil fertility. He cites need for drainage, irrigation, and better farm by products from waste crops. Charles F Kettering adds that solar power may unlock new farm energy, turning sun into farm value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
A. F. Woods
United States Department of Agriculture
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Woods
Wood
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Reeorch Corporation
Kettering
Patient Escapes State Hospital Then Returns Today
An inmate identified as Tar manavis, 1%, escaped from the state institution for feeble minded at Glenwood Monday. He was recaptured and returned to the facility today, under the care of Sher Chau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Tarmanavis
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Joe Pieper
Kalona
Hubert Redlinger
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Pather Stahl
Richmond
Earl Redlinger
Redlinger
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Thurgh
J. R. Kraso
E. E. Stutman
Catherine
Butter News
Wm County
S.N. Sorrell
Nick Roth
W. H. Spera
Garten “Gah
Maxwell
Pines
Tata
Country Club Thursd
James Palne
Kk. C
K. of C
Joe Piper
G. K
M. B
Chas. Palmer
The
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
Rebekah Club
Richard Johnson
Friendship Club
Chas Ds
Sidney
Mont
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Glendive
Wile Histon
N. D
Marglar
Bradford
England
Tanner
Gallatin Gateway
Yellowstone Park
Milwaukee Road
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Trak Keun
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Broadway Fame
Rockies
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