Womans Missionary Society host at Ed Duvalls country home
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester EB church held its annual guest day at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duvall with nearly one hundred attending. Officers were elected, programs praised, and the day featured readings, songs, and talks on church work and mountain homes.
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Woman's Ome Missionary Society of the Est
Chester M. EB
Ed Duvall
Boyer
0. F. Laubach
F. M. Lindenmeyer
Mollie Tierney
C. C. Noffenegger
N. E. West
I. F E. Coffey
Dayton
Miss Hammons
Marie West
Rebecca Laubach
Mary
Helen Hobbs
Hammons
Fairfield
Allen
Ruth Leet
Lindenmeyer
United States
Holiday
Morning Sun
Will Embree
Queen Esthers
Duvall
June brides and rose month sale opens this week
June brings brides and roses with nine days left to send invitations. Women favor our Heather wash frocks in fast colors, priced from 1.95 to 3.50. Nelly Don and other good makes listed. Navy georgette dresses remain in vogue with new styles available.
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Nelly Don
Just Us Club Meets at Mrs Rohrer Home
Wednesday afternoon the Just Us club gathered at Mrs Daniel Rohrer home with roses in bloom and a roll call of fruit salad recipes. A program led by Mrs Ella Hout Mrs Jr Gardner and Mrs Will Kos featured songs two guessing games quilt displays piano and vocal solos etiquette reading and a noonday picnic planned for Sunset Park with refreshments served by Mrs Rohrer and her daughter Mary Turnipseed plus guests Mrs Robert Ritchie and Miss Vera Harvey.
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Just Us
Daniel Rohrer
Ella Hout
Jr. &. Gardner
Will Kos
America
A. W. Yard
Howard Anderson
Ray Cox
J. &. Gardner
Sunset Park
Rohrer
Mary Turnipseed
Helen Turnipseed
Mmss
Presbyterian Ladies Social at Mrs Randle's Home
The Ladies Bible class of the Presbyterian church will host a social at Mrs J B Randle's home Friday at 2 30 p m. Members of K of CC will meet Thursday at 8 p m at K of C hall to pray for F W West and attend services Friday morning. Baptist ladies hold monthly social Friday at 2 30 p m at the church chaired by Mrs W S Mayo. White Shrine notice: conveyance to the country club for June 26, meet at Masonic Temple entrance at 6 o'clock.
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The
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Randle
K. of CC
K. of C. Hall
F. W. West
J. M. Kelly
G. K
W. S. Mayo
Masonic Temple
Woman to conduct child welfare work in Iowa
Dr Mae Habenicht a Des Moines physician was chosen by the state board of control to lead the states child welfare department. She succeeds Major E H Sands and will take office July 1. Her appointment is hailed as a victory for women as the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs backed her candidacy.
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Des Moines
Mae Habenieht
State Board of Control
E. H. Sands
Shotoner Takes His Life In Cedar Rapids Field
Joe Binka a 40 year old track farmer is dead in Cedar Rapids ta June 6 from self inflicted wounds. He placed a shotgun against his chest and pulled the trigger with his toe. He was dead when police found the body with no reason given.
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Cedar Rapids
Joe Binka
Reaason
Funeral held for Joe Klapperich killed in scaffold collapse
Funeral services were held here for Joe Klapperich who was killed when a scaffolding collapsed under him. The incident occurred in Ja. and prompted inquiries into the scaffold’s safety.
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Joe Klapperich
Siblings Hurt After Silo Collapse
A man and his brother Math Klapperich were repairing a silo when it collapsed. The worker was killed and Math Klapperich suffered serious injuries as the incident occurred at the silo site.
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Math Klapperich
State convention chosen for Shrine Temple in Des Moines
The Shrine Temple in Des Moines was selected as the meeting place for the Republican state convention, to be held July 18. The usual Coliseum venue was already booked for that date.
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Des Moines
Shrine Temple
State election figures announced for governor race
The state canvassing board released official primary counts for June 4. Governor total 368,974 with Hammill 215,529 Bowmen 310 Skromme 35,216 Anderson 25,854. Lieutenant governor Kimball 220,242 and Buser 75,747. Total lieutenant governor votes 296,093.
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Des Moines
State
Hammill
Bowmen
Skromme
Anderson
Kimball
Buser
Radios Spread Across Iowa Farms in 1927
Iowa farms gained 10 566 radios in 1927 while farms fell by 1 529. On Jan 1 1927 Iowa had 76 032 radios on 210 108 farms, up from 65 466 radios on 241 637 farms a year earlier. Montgomery County leads with 999 radios on 3 580 farms, 63.6 percent.
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Ames
iRadio
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
United States Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa State College
WOT
Montgomery County
Names of Delegates to County Democrat Convention June 30
A list of Brighton City Cedar Crawford Dutch Creek Kalona and Wellman precinct delegates and committeemen for the county Democrat convention dated June 30. Names include A J Johnson Wm H Jackson George Beck Wm Hesselsch werdt James Daniels June Williams C J Wolfe Ross Miller and others with township and ward allocations.
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A. J. Johnson
Cedar Township
Will Flynn
George Bistop
Crawford Township
W. P. Davidson
Dutch Creek Township
N. J. West
Kalona
Wm. H. Jackson
Geo. W. Beck
Wm. Hesselschwerdt
Richmond
Wm. Chapek
J. W. Spevacek
West Chester
James Daniels
Highland Township
Frank Salladay
Sam Boyd
Newton Whetstine
Mattie Salladay
Jackson Township
C. J. Wolfe
Ed Ikos
L. Il. Kos
Nira
Ross Miller
Wellman Precinct
June Williams
W. H. Wishard
Marion ‘Township
Jas
J. Benda
C. E F. Roth
Jacob Schaad
George Brown
Oregon Township
T. J. Easter
Kirst Ward
Washington
C. M. Keck
E. J Harmeier
M. C. DeLong
Howard Richardson
Second Ward
Geo. G. Rodman
Elizabeth Dye
Third Ward
EK. T. Mayer
Fourth Ward
F. FE. Smith
Frank Sage
F. FE Smith
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits And Hogs Shipped
Ainsworth and Washington residents share Sunday visits at Louie Schroeder home. Fred Schroeder shipped hogs, Amos White returns from Kansas visit, and Elsie Wallace completes another teaching year. Nearby delegates and committeemen connected with local politics, and several families hosted visitors from Platte, Colorado, Alamosa, and Crawfordsville. Rain arrives. residents hope for warm weather to aid growth.
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Ainsworth
John Timmerman
Washington
Mary Kuntz
Quincy
Illinois
H. Rademaker
Charles
Louie Schroeder
Fred Schroeder
What Cheer
Charles Schroeder
Glenn Porter
Grace
John Lowash
Lloyd Maxwell
Leota Moore
Alamosa
Colorado
Rob Park
Alonzo Stone
Platte
J. M. Stone
Mr. Stone
Amos White
Kansas
Ed Klienberg
P. G. Ahrens
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Clement Griffith
Fred Lindenmeyer
Lucille Fisher
Frank Kreese
Mrs. Lindenmeyer
Lucile
Hoover
Tierney
Jensen
Griffith
R. L. Coulter
Emma Anderson
Tom Wolfe
Monmouth College
Maurine McLaughlin
Tom
Irene Beers
Brookline
Massachusetts
Miss Beers
Eastern Star
Alice Meek
Detroit
Michigan
Meek
Charles Hays
J.B. Ream
J. B. Lupton
Ade
Stutsman
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Burlington
Wayland
Country Club
Wayne
Rothschild’s
Klapperich
Elec
Electric Light and Power Industry
Southern Utilities Company Utility Service
Brighton City
A. J. Johnson, J. EF. Frain
Baby
Jimmy
OWA Druggists Association
Geo. S. McDaniel
Ward
M. J. Welkinson
Phillips & Hebner
OL. Rogers
Sherman Bros
J. KE. Lemmon
Wellman Riverside
Washington Kalona
E. Jackson
Washington Township
R. J. Catlett
Clas
Wm. Jackson
James Swift
Iowa ‘Township
Wm. Griffin
Jno
Knittel
A. Walton
EF. S. Huntley
R. H. Heitzman
J. P. Quinn
Edith Miller
Crawfordsville
Dimitv
Carters Rayon
Carter’s
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Rayon Bloomers
Carter
Ecro
Clark & Enslin
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