Social Club Outing and Local Gatherings Describe Evening
Navajo club members toured Davenport and Rock Island with a noon dinner hosted by Mrs. J. W. Lanham and park visits in Rock Island. The Ladies of the 20th Century Reading Circle hosted a Sunset Park picnic for Mrs. W. J. Hamilton of Loveland Colorado. Mrs. Martha Eyestone hosted guests with music and refreshments. Mrs. T H McGinnigan hosted guests from Ledyard Iowa. Mrs. George French hosted dinner for Mrs. H. S. Atchison of Albia at East Jefferson street. Telephone girls held a Sunset Park picnic supper. Eight golfers enjoyed a moonlight picnic at the golf links. The dancing party for the Younger Set was postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Lola Wells Hughes will entertain the Rose club Friday at East Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Rock Island
J. W. Lanham
Reading Circle
Sunset Park
W. J. Hamilton
Loveland
Colorado
Martha Eyestone
T .H. McGinnigan
Ledyard
Iowa
George French
East Jefferson Street
H. S. Atchison
Albia
Lola Wells Hughes
Rose Club
Fortnightly Meeting Closed Year at East Main
The last general meeting of the year will be Friday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Harriet Wilson's East Main street home. The Bible Study Department will lead. Year books for next year's work will be distributed and the year’s business will be closed. 0813 F A A regular meeting Thursday night June 23 All members invited. W L regular meeting Thursday evening 7 20 in church parlors. Chap J P E D will meet with Mrs BE Wickham Thursday evening at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
BE. T. Wickham
Happenings in County Towns of New Haven
Local notes report Gust Strum visiting L H Richardson and William Randall visiting Frank Smith over Sunday. George Frain owns a new automobile and travels fast. A church social is planned at the Baptist church lawn next Thursday evening June 23, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Gust Strum
L. H. Richardson
William Randall
Frank Smith
George Frain
Mr. Frain
A. E. Thoma
Leona Bell
Cora Snyder
H. J. Cuddeback
Greeley Gilbert
Irk Jenkins
Dublin
Charlie McKinstry
Chicago
the Baptist Church
Children's day exercises draw large Lexington crowd
The June 20 Lexington report notes a large audience for last Sunday's children's day exercises. Credit goes to Mrs. Floyd Timmons and Mrs. Duane Mc Clure. Various locals are mentioned visiting relatives, organizing a Sunday school picnic, and aiding bridge construction on the new road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Floyd Timmons
Duane McClure
George Bishop
W. L. Bishop
Moulton
Social Notes From Richmond and Surroundings
Richmond June 21 reports include Miss Mary Chez visiting Lad Vacha turning into street chatter. George Saur tends a sick horse. Musil and Bohach of Fairview visit friends. J G Selement and Bert Britton from Kalona aid Fred Radda with corn. Vlasta Vacha sews for Anna Bochorst and Anna Radda hosts twenty guests at a Sunday dinner. Hill Reece takes niece Iva McBride home to Gladwin.
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Richmond
Mary Chez
George Saur
Musil and Bohach
Fairview
J. G. Selement
Bert Britton
Allen & Son Hardware
Kalona
Fred Radda
Vlasta Vacha
Anna Bochorst
Anna Radda
Hill Reece
Iva McBride
Gladwin
Wellman Social News Highlights Local Visits and Guests
Dr A L Braden begins excavation on new house Mrs Ralph Hicks and children visit Quasqueton for a week with Mr Hicks who works for Western Lumber Co. Guests include Adam Trieschmann and wife from Crossett Ark and Mary Moffitt, plus John Trieschmann and wife from Louisiana. Family and friends visit and picnic on the English River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreuger
E. D. Lewis
Cyrus Iden
L. L. Godlove
Joe Ward
Mesdames
Walt Livezey
Eunice Young
Vic Carr
Carrie Yoder
Christiana James
Cyntha Sharpe
Mr. Hasting
Williamsburg
Joel England
Belle Hastings
Local society notes and upcoming high school banquet
The text lists residents and activities around Iowa City including alumni banquet at the K of P hall Tuesday at 8 PM and election of officers at the school house Monday. It reports visits, travel to Crossett Arkansas Mt Vernon and English River picnics, medical and personal plans, school events, and local news such as operations, house sales, and community outings.
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Harley Steninger Ork
Res Wade
Iowa City
Frank Snavely
Colfax
High School Alumni Association
K of P. Hall
Williard Palmer
Arthur Dodds
Zella Longwell
Bertha Ward
Adam Trieschmann
Crossett
Ark
Walter Leighton
Dave Yeder
English River
Jake Trieschmann
Mt. Vernon
Levis
North English
W. &. Brown
The
Baptist Sunday School
Chris Ruegsegger
Jennie Wade
Metzgar Bros Begin Cement Walks and Local Updates
Metzgar Bros lay a new cement walk in front of a brick house built last summer for a cashier. Clyde Huston and George McElroy’s residence get a cement path. Sam Harrison’s family auto is new. Town attends Winfield band concert last Saturday. Clyde Matthews and family took a Sunday trip to Wapello. W C T U plans a contest at M E church next Friday evening. Prices 10 and 15 cents. A social hour gathered at J K Dunn’s home Monday. Hardware store building progresses with partial material on site for the project. Metzgar Bros repaint grain office. Marvin Dawson of Washington handles the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Huston
George McElroy
Sam Harrison
Winfield
Clyde Matthews
Eva
Wapello
M. E
J. K. Dunn
Metzgar Bros
Marvin Dawson
Washington
Ainsworth Briefs Report Local Travel and Sales
Wilson Wellever Jesse McGuire and John McCaleb rode a Cedar Rapids train today on business. Elizabeth Flannigan attended normal in Washington. A E Sands was in Sigourney selling six Ford cars for The Ainsworth Auto Co. Prof Tom Davis arrived from Columbus Junction to teach a music class of about fifteen. W H McConnell and wife of Verdi arrived to visit between trains.
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Ainsworth
Wilson Wellever
Jesse McGuire
John McCaleb
Cedar Rapids
Busi
Elizabeth Flannigan
Washington
A. E. Sands
Sigourney Today
Ainsworth Auto Co
Ford
Tom Davis
Columbus Junction
W. H. McConnell
Verdi
Notable visitors to Keota from Philadelphia Baltimore and Tipton
Keota residents host guests from Philadelphia and Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. Wickham Jr. and daughter Marion visit Mrs. Wickham’s mother Mrs. Erdice. Nurse Susie Engledinger spends summer with Peter and Mary Engledinger on the home farm. Roll and Neal and their little son arrive from Baltimore to visit E. and N. family. Mrs. Neal plans to rejoin her husband soon. Dr. R. B. Allender recently...
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Keota
T. Y. Wickham, Jr
Marion
Philadelphia
Susie Engledinger
Tipton
Peter and
Mary Engledinger
Roll and
Neal
Baltimore
E. &. Neal
Centennial school tops attendance and punctuality records
Washington Public Schools report Centennial led in attendance and punctuality with Wallace Heights and Lincoln close behind. The four top individual room records include Miss Klein 99.29, Miss Kendall 99.07, Miss Hatch 98.84, and Miss Conner 98.70.
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Centennial School
Wallace School
Heights
Lincoln
Klein
Kendall
Hatch
Conner
Community Notes From Keota And Surrounding Towns
Local residents attend visits and calls from guests in nearby towns. Families from Burlington Washington and Sigourney share time with relatives as Dr Wait and Dr Hulse manage offices in their absence. Keota and North English baseball clash 6 to 3 with North English victorious. Reverend Hamilton from Victor preaches in Keota and Wa terside churches and speaks on Have a good time while young. The M E Sunday school hosts a monthly Young Men meeting at A W Hamill home.
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W. J. Hamilton
Victor, Ta
M. E
M. E. Sunday School
A. W. Hamill
Crawfordsville Daily Social News Aids Visitors and Departures
Miss Mattie Haines of Mt. Pleasant visited the Howard Bowers home in Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Adkins of Grove Arizona arrived for visits with Mrs. Martha Wortman and W. E. Anwyl. Miss Mina McCleary and Howard Huston returned from Washington where they attended institute. S. W. Neal left for Washington after several days here. William White and H. D. Cherryholmes traveled to Washington and Burlington respectively. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huston visited friends in Winfield. The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church enjoyed a very delightful...
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Mattie Haines
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Bowers
Adkins
Grove
Arizona
Martha Wortman
W. E. Anwyl
Mina McCleary
Howard Huston
Washington
Institute
S. W. Neal
William White
H. D. Cherryholmes
Burlington
J. H. Huston
Winfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Picnic Held Yesterday at L L Neiswangler Home
A picnic occurred yesterday at the L L Neiswangler residence in the countryside, with neighbors and local residents gathering for an informal outdoor meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Neiswangler
Grace Hill church bazaar and ice cream social
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Hill church will hold a bazaar and ice cream social on the lawn of Mrs Porter home Friday evening June 24. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Hill Church
Mrs. Porter
Warm Today Reaches 93 At 2 P.M.
Government records kept by Wm. A. Cook show a 93 degree temperature at two this afternoon confirming another hot day.
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Wm. A. Cook
A Woman's Great Idea For Attractiveness
A health article promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for constipation kidney poisons and skin eruptions. It claims they regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood and improve nerves eyes breath and complexion. Available for 50 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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J. . Lemmon, Lemimon’s Pharmacy
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