Star pictorium and Vienna bring the goods tonight
Everette Stewart returns from Lake Geneva Y M C A conference in Wisconsin. Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Hays leave for Chicago then Pennsylvania after a stay with friends in town. Their Oklahoma City home is noted. Mrs. Ella Rownd learns of her nephew Dr. W. G. Condit’s death in Allerton, Iowa, which occurred Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Vienna
Everette Stewart
Lake Geneva
Wis
A. S. Hays
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma City
Ella Rownd
W. G. Condit
Allerton
Iowa
Strawberry Luncheon Hosts Institute Faculty at Stichter Restaurant
Miss Katherine Stichter entertained institute faculty guests at a strawberry luncheon last evening. Attendees included Misses Cora Porter Minnie Conner and Lucy Meacham Mrs Swenson BE C Roberts Cresco Prof W C Wilcox Iowa City W N Clifford Council Bluffs R D Daugherty and R B Crone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stichter
Institute
Stichter
Cora Porter
Minnie Conner
Lucy Meacham
Swenson
BE. C. Roberts
Cresco
W. C. Wilcox
Iowa City
W. N. Clifford
Council Bluffs
R. D. Daugherty
R. B. Crone
Wedding incentive at carnival in Washington Iowa
The Washington Fire Dept offers twenty five dollars plus valuable gifts to any couple wed at the carnival on July 1. Interested parties may write for fall particulars. Chief H Steck Washington Iowa. Zweiback breakfast food advertised fresh daily at Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fire Dept
Vienna
Weather Crop Bulletin for Des Moines Iowa June 23
The week brought below normal temperature and sunshine early, with warmer days later. Rainfall varied by region, heavy midweek in north central and parts of the northwest and southwest, flooding flats and many cornfields. Crops overall show a 40 percent drop in general condition in Pocahontas county, while uplands and eastern counties report good corn growth. Small grains thrive outside flood zones. rust risk rises with continued heat. Clover curing slow due to humidity, haying expected to expand. sugar beets prosper in northeastern counties.
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Des Moines
Iowa
North Central
Northwest
West Central
Pocahontas
Local notes from Star area readers and shoppers
Local brief items report arrivals and departures for Keota and Wayland visitors, travels of Amon England to attend a funeral, Drake University student Bessie Darbyhire returning from Des Moines, Miss Mabel Beard heading home to Minneola, and visits from Chicago and Fairfield. Also advertised are Vienna market specials and Lemmon's pharmacy teas.
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Royal Market
E.S. Frey
Roscoe
Keota
G. W. England
Amon
E. L. Jones
Jake Roth
Maggie Eicher
Wayland
Bessie Darbyhire
Des Moines
Drake University
Keeley Hosts Reserved Breakfast Honoring William Mort Keeley
William Mort Keeley was the honored guest at an 11 o'clock breakfast this morning at the Keeley home on West Washington Street. Mrs. T. T. Keeley hosted twelve guests at a single long table decorated with American Beauties. Attendees included Mrs. Margaret Morton of Sandwich Illinois Mr. and Mrs. W F Smith and son Halsey Mrs. M A Smith and daughter Ella of Marshalltown Mrs A L Gilchrist of Sandwich the Misses Emma and Amelia Keeley of Keota and Mrs. Dr. McClelland of this city.
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William Mort Keeley
Keeley
West
Washington Street
T. T. Keeley
Margaret Morton
Sandwich
Ill
W. F. Smith
Halsey
M. A. Smith
Ella
Marshalltown
Philathea Class Evening Parlor Entertainment Feels Bright
Last evening in the M. E. church parlors the Philathea class staged a profitable and socially lively entertainment. Professor Wilcox drew a smaller crowd, yet the attendees praised the event. The burlesque supper amused more than fed, ice cream and cake offering the highlight. Music by Miss Lauer of Winfield and Dessa Wabnitz complemented a fourteen girl pantomime in period costumes. The gathering proved a pleasant success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Philathea
Wilcox
Miss Lauer
Winfield
Dessa Wabnitz
J P McCulley celebrates seventy fifth birthday at Washington home
A dozen relatives and friends gathered for dinner at the McCulley residence on East Main Street yesterday to honor J P McCulley on his seventy fifth birthday. A large group sent a postal card shower, while others joined in social hours and well wishes for continued health and happiness. Mr. and Mrs. McCulley, married forty seven years, now plan to enjoy their approaching fiftieth anniversary with eight children surviving. The couple moved to Washington seven years ago from Winfield after a long farming life beginning in 1838 on the old family homestead. Attendees included J W Rickey, Mrs W A Patterson and baby, Rev W Q Fisher, and G T Auld, all extending heartfelt birthday greetings.
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J. P. McCulley
McCulley
East Main Street
Mr. McCulley
Washington
Winfield
Anna Tedford
Lenox
Iowa
R. M. McCuliey
LaHarpe
Kan
Mary Rickey
Milton Brown
Clearfield
John B. McCulley
Glen ©. McCulley
Peabody
Artie McCulley
City
Emma Patterson
J. W. Rickey
W. A. Patterson and Baby
W. QO. Fisher
G. T. Auld
Junior B Y P U Social Picnic at Sunset Park
The Junior B Y P U held a social picnic this afternoon at Sunset Park with attendees enjoying outdoor games and fellowship in a casual community gathering.
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Sunset Park
Weather Peak Reaches 89 Parade Day Heat
Yesterday set a season high of 89 degrees with hot conditions easing today. The heat stimulated corn color and a promising harvest outlook while haying and corn storage overlap, creating a rush on farms for several days. A light shower refreshed fields this morning.
Regular meeting night of the M. B. A.
Tonight is the regular meeting night for the M. B. A. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
Foley's Urino Laxative Cited By Tennessee Customer
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee tests Foley's Urino Laxative for chronic constipation and endorses it as a thorough practical remedy in a conscientious reference from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Foley
Lemmon
Miss Latchem Heads West Chester Student Day Music
Miss Dorothy Latchem traveled from West Chester this morning to spend the day with her class in music, joining fellow students for an educational outing focused on musical activities.
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Dorothy Latchem
West Chester
Electric Bitters Praised As Grand Family Medicine
Mr Frank Conlan of New York endorses Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. It purifies blood, aids digestion, and boosts vigor in weak kidneys and back pain. Available under guarantee at Lemmon's Pharmacy for 65 cents.
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Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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J. G. Roberts
Oskaloosa
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B. Barden
Emma Cooley
Shining
Hotel Colenso
Nelson
R. F
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Mc-Cal
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Millet Seed
Marbourg & Helwick
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McGleery
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Ill
Frank Rogers
Marion T. Anderson
the Post Office
Mutual
Dno. H. Steck
Weather Crop Bulletin
House of Quality
The
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H. T. Nutt
Mt. Pleasant
Crow Creek
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co
Klein Klothing
Me Society
You
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H. F. Steck
North Side Shoe Store
So! Rich & Co
East Side Square
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