Honor Al Walton on Father's Day at Family Dinner
Riverside on June 18 Clif f Walton of the Globe Restaurant in West Liberty entertained his father Walton and a large group of Walton family members including Earl Marvin Anna Walter Harry Walton John Walton and Mrs Peter M Pelton at a Father’s Day gathering in Riverside Also noted was a St It’s Court Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters meeting in the forest er hall followed by a social hour with refresh ments served by Mrs William Knebel Belda Shebek and Margie Streb
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al Walton
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Cliff Walton
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Orester Hall
William Knebed
Belda Shebek
Margie Streb
Pelton
C. C. Walter
Velma Rotenburger
Town City
John Rotenburger
Loren Burr
Lone Tree
Mary Schnoebelen
Myrtle O'Conner
Haskins
Lloyd Hopping
Local residents visit kin and welcome new baby in Riverside area
A stream of weekend visits and departures weaves through Riverside. Mariae Droll was to wed Melvin Bone on June 16. Families from Lone Tree Iowa City Waterloo and Philadelphia journeyed to and from Riverside visiting relatives, sharing gifts, and noting births and departures.
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Riverside
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Clement Dautremont
Iowa City
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Sons
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Washington
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California
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Philadelphia
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J. M. Kilroe
Birmingham
Ala
Ford
Greehill Women Quilt at Meeting
Gracehill Ladies Aid society met at the Community building with nine members a guest Mrs Will Anerson and three children present. Mrs H A Engel led devotionals reading part of Matthew chapter 25 followed by one prayer. Mrs Ed Libe read the secretary's report. The women spent the afternoon quilting.
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Gracehill Ladies Aid Society
Will Anerson
H. A. Engel
Matthew
Ed Libe
Roentgen Ray and Its Namesake Discovery
The Roentgen Ray is the best known term but is also called Roentgen ray named after Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen who discovered the X ray.
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Roentgen Ray
Professor Roentgen
Snowball Social Club Meeting Hosts Mrs Geo Genkinger
Mrs George Genkinger hosted the Snowball Social club with fourteen members and guests including Mrs H M King Mrs Lawrence Howell Mrs John Shebeck Mrs Harlan O Lou ghlin Mrs Ben Coppock and Mrs Herman Wallace. Kathryn Latta and Pearl Gardner explained the Red Cross sewing project and displayed garments to be made. President Mrs Walter Kyle led a short business session and handed out vyuer books. Next meeting planned with Mrs D C Griggs.
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George Genkinger
H. M. King
Lawrence Howell
John Shebeck
Harlan O'Loughlin
Ben Coppock
Herman Wallace
Kathryn Latta
Pearl Gardner
Red Cross
Walter Kyle
D. C. Griggs
Wallace
Coppock
Goat Meat Edible Chevon Tastes Palatable
The meat of the young goat is palatable and widely valued. It is called chevon, a traditional term used to describe this meat.
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Chevon
Comrade Class Meeting at E Stewart Home West Chester
The Comrades class of the West Chester Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the Edgar and Pauline Stewart home. Twenty-one members attended with several children. The hosts provided games, hymns were sung, Rev. George Pennington offered a prayer, and refreshments were served by the Stewarts.
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West Chester
Meta Fhodist
Edgar
Pauline Stewart
George Pennington
Stewarts
Peculiar Fetish of Playwright Hoyt Declares A-Start Titles
Charles H. Hoyt, famed playwright, reportedly demanded that every play start with the letter A. His popular comedies include A Night in Chinatown A Texas Steer and A Black Sheep and helped launch the careers of actors who became well known.
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Charles H. Hoyt
Chinatown
Four National Capitals Named as Past U.S. Capitals
The passage lists New York, Philadelphia, York Pa., and Washington D C as the four cities that have served as the nation's capitals, noting their historical roles in the country’s leadership.
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New York
Philadelphia
York, Pa
Washington, D. C
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