Presbyterian ladies host two visiting英 guests and more
A church reception honored Mrs Edith Smethurst and Mrs K Booth of Manchester England, with music by Mrs Henry Shields and Miss Vandaline Neiswanger. Guests later traveled to Chicago and Toronto, then England, while Mrs Eastwood planned more visits in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Edith Smethurst
K. Booth
Manchester
England
F. W. Eastwood
Henry Shields
Vandaline Neiswanger
Lawrence Wilson
Community church notices and upcoming gatherings
The Valley and surrounding churches announce meetings and events. The Name Missionary Society gathers at Mrs. George Brinton on Friday at 2 10 PM with officer elections. The Valley Sunday School hosts a Children's Day program on Sunday evening June 26 at 7 00. Various church groups plan bake sales, sewing lessons, choir practices, and all day meetings through late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Name Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Brinton
W. Monroe
Harwood
Theesson
the Valley
Eirst
The
Valley
St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Hill
Local Visitors Stop Through Richland and Vicinity
Rich mond and surrounding area hosted several visitors and relatives last weekend. Joe Lasek and Clem Shalla families were guests in Muscatine. Betty Schillig met Dariene Shala and attended a neighborhood school picnic. Frank Toockhorst of West Bend Iowa visited relatives. he once lived on Leo Te Bockhorst’s former farm. Peter Mellree and George Schaefer families with Ernie Kleophfer visited Rich mound and Harper area. Bert Schillig and Frank Welte couples plus Jed Shalla clan toured Washington Saturday. Sunday guests included the Welte and Shalla families at Verdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bert Schillig
Leonard Lintz
Mir
Prank Lintz
Leo
Fred
George
Thresa
Anna Lintz
Will Lintz
Richmond
Joe Lasek
Clem Shalla
Muscatine
Betty Schillig
Dariene Shala
Frank Toockhorst
West Bend
Iowa
Leo Te Bockhorst
Peter Mellree
Iowa City
Richmound
George ‘Schaefer
Ernie Kleophfer
Father Schaefers
Harper
Frank Welte
Jed Shalla
Verdi
Nelson to be tried at Winnipeg July 25
Earl Nelson, accused slayer of Mrs. Cally Patterson and Lola Cowan in Winnipeg and linked to numerous U S killings, was ordered to stand trial July 25 by Justice Noble. He faces murder charges in the Cowan girl case as Patterson preliminary hearings continue. Miss Marie Jack of Columbus Junction visited the Bidwells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle
George Schneider
Schulty
Edna Reubsam
Winnipeg
Manguse
Earl Nelson
Cally Patterson
Lola Cowan
United States
Justice Noble
Nelson
Cowan
Patterson
Local residents greet guests and out-of-town visitors
Miss Grace Kane left this morning by autony to Lake Andes South Dakota. Guests attend the Galloway McCreedy wedding. Mrs R E Eyestone of Groton visited her sister Mrs J T Thomas. Out of town guests included Reverend and Mrs W C Porter Hobart Brown J D Wilson Martha Jennings and Mr and Mrs Harry Alstrand. Several locals shopped visited attended banking and social events across key Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne Duncan
Myrtle Mason
Martha McCreedy
Fox Theatre
Messanine Garden
Winona Melarland
Marshalltown
Grace Kane
Lake Andes
South Dakota
VW. Granaman
Sperry
Iowa
Frances
Frank Peterson
Mediapolis
Lela Ping
Bond
de Roben
Lea Campbell
Wapello
Ethel Granaman
Arthur Peterson
C. OO. Nelson
Sperry High School
Burlington Junior College
Huron
V. C. Peterson
Huron High School
Colorado
da Lake Andes
S. Dak
Harlan McCreedy
R. E. Eyestone
Groton
S. D
J. T. Thomas
W. C. Porter
Crawfordsville
Hobart Brown
Manley
J. D. Wilson
Waterloo
Martha Jennings
Colfax
Harry Alstrand
Chicago
Harold Kearns
Fairfield
Fred Rohrer
Cedar Rapids
Local Visitors Arrive From Iowa and Michigan
Dr. C and Mrs. Paul French arrived from Allarton Iowa for a short visit with Mrs. Martha Sinclair before visiting Paul's mother Mrs. George French. They plan to return to their home in Saint Cloud Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. C W Long and daughter Gwendolyn returned from Ann Arbor Michigan where Miss Long recently graduated from the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Ulrick
Portland Ave
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Katherine Elizabeth
Glen Graham Davis
Palmer Opeum
Margaret Ulrich
Low Bay
Lavern Relander
Davis
Mr. Davis
University of Minnesota
Parsons College
McGregor
Iowa
F. L. Hicks
Wellman Way
Madre McGuire
Violet Marick
Clyde
Madre
Pegey McGuire
Margaret Hoaglin
Williamsburgh
M. £. Dicken
R. R. Noonan
Crawfordsville
James Page
Mt. Pleasant
Shirley Clark
Cedar Rapids
Mary Dunn
Wyman
Myrtle Macon
Gwen Baker
Sigourney
Darrel Rosas
Mabel Sands
Ainsworth
Owen Ross
James A. Embree
Newton
Dr. c
Mra
Paul French
Allarton
Mrs. French
Martha Sinclair
Paul
George French
Cloud
C. W. Long
Miss Gwendolyn
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Miss Long
University of Michigan
Chariton council bans Sunday movie showings
Youths in Chariton are told there will be no Sunday night films after the city council passed a prohibitory ordinance. The ban ends months of debate over Sunday mov ies and seeks to regulate entertainment on the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynee
Chariton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mabel Guy
Indian Creek Club
Rider
Inez Loder
T. T. T. Club
Velma Kephart
Gladys McCreedy
Bertha
Beatrice Kephart
Bce
Velma
Roy Kephart
Helen
Hazel Simmerine
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Gladys Warner
Williams
Kou Vere GE Pea
Elizabeth Dawson
Helen Cunningham
Winnie Palmer
Vera Wolfe
Red Weleve
Smith W. Prockhart
East Washington Street
KB. O. W. Club
Sunset Park
Amos Norton
Lena Kephart
C UN
Arthur Yard
May Yard
Mr. and
Mrs. William Grin
Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Southern Utilities Company
I. S. U. Preferred
the Christian Church
Washington Cleaners
Thott
Spread Bigle
Glendale
Murray Smylie
Methodist Choir
Aaron Bailey
Baptist Missionary Society
Cecil Harland
Jack Schneider
Marie Jack
Columbus Junction
J. H. Bidwell
Georgia Williams
Mart Efcher
Wayland
Nate Jones
East Madison
E. M. Bridges & Co. Millinery & Gift Shoppe
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
California
Klein Klothing
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