Local clubs report society events and notices
The SOCIET we Thetw R Co met Saturday with good attendance. Miss Bess Conger reported on a department convention. Flags and roses decorated a second ward social tied to Flag Day. Sixty to seventy-five members and veterans attended. W R C program praised. refreshments by Mrs Dayton and helpers. Fairview 4H girls met June seventeenth with baskets shown and lessons on shoe leather and undergarments. Maxine Lowe served. Rural Woman’s club met June seventeenth with button hole and tailored pocket demonstrations by Mrs J N Phillips and Mrs Ben Briley. farm bureau luncheon noted. Ruth and Irene Bush assisted. Eva Wooley and Hazel Eower attended.
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Dayton
Fairview
Waters of
Minnatonka
Thelma Edgar
Mrs. Smith
E. Grace Jones
Louise Barnes
Isabelle Anwy
Maxine Lowe
Rural Woman's Club
R. J. Vincent
J. N. Phillips
Ben Briley
Elmer Cherry
Farm Bureau
Ruth
Irene Bush
Eva Wooley
Hazel Eower
Community Club and Church Social Notices
Local groups schedule meetings and socials this week including the Rebekah Club picnic at Sunset Park Orbit the Good Luck 4 H Club gathering with Mary and Grace Thompson Bethel church hosts a social at Ray Lambert home June 24 Delph Alpha Clans social at Kathryn Null home Washington 1120 KE American Legion Auxiliary social and kitchen hardware drive Weekly Teachers Examinations at the court house on 23 24 25 Ladies Auxiliary of United Presbyterian West Chester hosts gathering June 23 Night of Columbus regular meeting Tuesday June 2 Mother’s Circle at Wallace school Wednesday at 1 30 bring redle and thimble Fleur de Lis club meets at Mrs Geo Reed Thursday afternoon
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Bethel Church
Ray Lambert
Delph Alpha
M. E. Church
Kathryn Null
Washington
Sunset Park Picnic and Local Club Meetings
The TOS B club and families plan a Sunset Park picnic Wednesday at 4 00 p m. Navajo club holds a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Sam McCleery East Main Street 1092. Woman's Relief Corps of West Chester meets Saturday afternoon. Woman's Home Missionary Society hosts an all day Friday meeting with Mrs Anna Duval. Bring thimble and darning needle. o9gt2
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TOS. B. Club
Sunset Park
Navajo Club
Sam McCleery
East Main Street
Woman's Relief Corps of
West Chester
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Anna Duval
Ice Cream Social At New Haven Church This Thursday
A church in New Haven hosts an ice cream social Thursday evening June 24 with home made ice cream and cake. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Moose Lodge
New Haven
Iowa Legion Plans a Celebration of Independence Day
The American Legion posts nationwide will hold July 4 ceremonies at 4 p.m. EST marking the Declaration of Independence with a reading of the signers and a recitation of the creed. The Iowa observance is set for 3 p.m. local time, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the signing.
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Iowa Legion Posts
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
American Legion
United States of America
Young People Lead Service at First United Presbyterian
With the pastor away, youth of the First United Presbyterian church conducted Sunday services. James Van Nostrand, Richard Stewart, and Richard McCleery spoke on What Young People Can Do, What Young People Are Doing, and What Young People Expect of the Church.
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First United Presbyterian Church
James van Nostrand
Richard Stewart
Richard McCleery
Ernest Simpson
Marion George
Myrtle Bbice
Charles MecLaughlin
Helen Livingston
Mazie Stewart
Rotary Memorial Honors Deceased Members
Rotarians held a memorial service for James Work and Joe McElhinney, recent club members, with adopted resolutions and brief remarks by Don Sherman, Orville Elder, Frank Sage, Doctor Stutsman, Frank Wilson, Will Bowers, Louie Jones, Tracy Phillips, and acting president Hugh McCleery. The club mourns the loss of these two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
James Work
Joe McElhinney
Don Sherman
Orville Elder
Frank Sage
Doctor Stutsman
Frank Wilson
Will Bowers
Louie Jones
Tracy Phillips
Hugh McCleery
Joe
James
Opening of Western Trade Route Celebrated in Chicago
Mayor Thomas McKinnon of Sioux Falls and a business delegation joined the Chicago Association of Commerce in welcoming the new trade route via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. The freight and passenger service covers northern Iowa and southern Wisconsin including Mason City Madison and other major cities. The Sioux Falls party arrived on a 16 hour train to a formal reception led by President W R Dawes.
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Chicago
Thomas McKinnon
Sioux Falls
Chicago Association of Commerce
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mason City
Madison
Wis
W. R. Dawes
McNary Farm Relief Fight Divides Senate
Senators Cummins Iowa and Bruce Maryland debated the McNary farm relief bill in a restricted Senate session. Cummins argued for constitutional price regulation and protection aims, while Bruce warned the plan mirrors past failures and risks. Hirth of Missouri urged passage of McNary principles before returning home.
Confiscation Referendum Fails in Germany on Hohenzollern Estates
Berlin June 21 The vast lands of Wilhelm Hohenzollern and other former rulers will remain safe from confiscation after a nationwide referendum failed to reach the required half of eligible voters. Only 35 percent endorsed confiscation, with 60 percent abstaining, and over 100000 ballots were defective. The vote split regions such as Bavaria and industrial centers, signaling a political setback for the socialist-led coalition. Doorn Holland also reported the German plebiscite outcome with no celebration at the Kaiser’s residence.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Etate
Tedastecal Centers
Bavaria
Vyoting
Rohr
Saxony
Ita
Democrats
Socialist Fund
Doorn Doorn
Holland
Germany
Doorn House
Farm Relief Backing Fails as House Committee Adjourns
The House agriculture committee in Washington adjourned on June 21 with no plan to push farm relief legislation this session unless the Senate passes the McNary bill. Chairman Hangen was instructed to reconvene if the Senate approves the measure. The committee also ordered next winter’s business to address the Tindher requirement forcing private stockyards within ten miles of public yards to comply.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Hangen
Father and Son Die in Milwaukee Duel
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Joseph Dr Owens aged 62 was killed in a shotgun duel with his son Harold Owens 23 who admitted firing buckshot at his father after a long quarrel alleging the elder man abused his wife The son was detained by police as the investigation continued.
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Milwaukeer
Wis
Joseph Dr. Owens
Harold Owens
Joseph
Owens
Hardy Bishop 70 Active in Alaska Missionary Leader
Seattle July 21 A veteran Episcopalian bishop Peter Trimble Rowe at seventy remains active in Alaska as missionary bishop. He plans more winters guiding outposts northward and will yield to a younger colleague while maintaining headquarters in Seattle. Rowe recalls the Yukon gold rush days and his role teaching pioneers to build boats and fix caravans as he travels vast northern missions aided by his carpentry skills. He helped nurse explorer Stefansson back to health and prides himself on never losing a dog during miles of Arctic travel.
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Seattle
Wash
Peter Trimble Rowe
Alaska
Bishop Rowe
Ile
Yukon
Dawson
Stefansson
Alaskan Territory
Practical Christian ity Gains Interest by Meeting Needs
A speaker promotes practical Christianity that attracts people by addressing their physical and mental needs, aiming to win souls through care and tangible help.
Realistic on set brawl lands in Mile Modiste film
Norman Kerry and Willard Louis stage a mock fight for Corinne Griffith's Mile Modiste but misjudge their reach, delivering real blows and knocking Louis to his feet. Director Robert Leonard orders a redo, only to admit the scene is already captured on film. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Thompson and Mr and Mrs Casey drive to Iowa City for a day trip.
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Norman Kerry
Willard Louis
Robert 7. Leonard
Kerry
Willard
Leonard
Roshing
Melloglo Cream Promises Youthful Skin Glow
A new French process cream named Melloglo Cream is advertised as pure and transformative. Sherman Bros. Druggists claim one application brings a visible change and customers are urged to try Melloglo for beauty enhancement.
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Sherman Bros. Druggists
Thrift Congress to Meet with National Education Association
Thrift promoters and educators will gather in Philadelphia on June 29 for a national thrift congress. The event is held in conjunction with the National Education Association annual meeting in tribute to Benjamin Franklin, a pioneer thrift advocate. last assembly occurred at the Panama Pacific exposition in 1915.
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Krankelin
Philadelphia
National Congress For Thrift
National Education Association
American Society For Thrift
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Rotary Honored Two Members for Daily Demonstration of Ideals
Two Rotary members were recognized for exemplifying the club’s ideals in daily life. The ceremony highlighted their service, integrity, and commitment to community, underscoring Rotary values in action.
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Rotary
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