West Chester groups hold June gatherings and July alters
June events include West Chester Pythian Sisters meeting with a July dispensation for one July and one August session, a public memorial service for four deceased members, and numerous social gatherings. Highlights feature bridal showers for Vera Tovelette and Gwendolyn Long, a Kolah club meeting, and W R S patrolling notes, with out‑of‑town guests listed.
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West Chester Pythian Sisters
G. C
1St Chester Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
Keota
West Chester
Washington
Regular Presbyterian announcements and church notices
Regular Presbyterian announcements list rehearsal Friday at 7 15 p m at the church 197 and Rev Eastwood's Sunday school class meets at the Whitoffs Tuesday July 1 at 6 30 Bring what you wish to pass If rain the gathering moves to the Harry Turner home Others meet at the church at 6 The Woman's Relief Corps memorial for their deceased is Monday June 30 at 2 30 Room All who
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Presbyterian
Chile
Earsal
Eastwood
John Whitoff
Harry Turner
Woman's Relief Corps
Westchester Notes on Sheriff Deaths and Community Life
Dayton correspondents Frank Sherbeck and David Banks report from western Town at Sherbeck father’s home as they react to the killings of Sheriff Sweet and Marshal Bailey. They reflect on crime in the nation, recall local band night success, and reminisce about West Chester’s community spirit and longtime Journal connection.
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Frank Sherbeck
David Banks
Mr. Sherbeck
Sheriff Sweet
Marshal Batley
United States
Washington
Oxford
Towa
Jene Breitenbach
Marshal Bailey
Mole
West Chester
Eve
Adam
Journal
Alway
West Chester Town Pride Echoes In Letter
A fragmented community letter praises West Chester as the dearest place, noting its growing commerce and local roots. Writers confirm their son’s birth there and express pride in the town, arguing residents should stay and support the place despite modern pressures.
Riverside bridal week social notes and visits
Riverside society notes describe Mrs Fram as a Monday bride and a week of entertaining at a Poston home in the west. Twenty two members attended a social club gathering with tea and refreshments. Mrs Liben-Suih hosted a Tuesday gathering with eleven members and several guests from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Various visits include Mrs Cross hosting, Miss De Herring at the Low Warburn home in Washington, and Miss Clotisday Arimbuster recently graduating and leaving Mindett.
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Ralph Keller
North Avenue
Vera Tovelette
John Molochnik
Chicago
Keller
Cherry
Vera
Manton Hebner
Martin Whittaker
Harry Margolin
Yankton
S. D
Fleming
Des Moines
Harve Carter
Honolulu
Chal Ford
Glendale
Calif
Mollie Cherry
George Nesbit
Oklahoma City
Joe Barnes
Pasadena
Harold Ofelt
Burlington
Henrietta Whittaker
Rock Island
Clara Robertson
Margueritia Butler
Morning Sun
Orbin
Ames
Gwendolyn Long
Lee Holland
Avalon Law Obermann
Brige
Edith Carris
Gwendolyn
Obermann
Francis Skipton
Miss Long
Capitola Brindley
Richard McCleary
Shirley Clark
George Pauls
Clarence Logan
West Chester
W. R
Army Nurse Fund
Ane
1X Club
Helen Brewer
Eorge McKee
Hobart
Ind
Rodney Arnold
Warren Clascock
Adolph Larson
Evelyn Anderson
Dale Denison
Riley
Ottumwa
J.P. E
R. L. Livingston
Anne
W. Livingston
Sarah Wietham
Isabel Lemmon Bingham
Lincoln
Nebraska
Catherine Hull
Margaret Alicetewart
Miss Hull
ML Pleasant
P. E. O. Memorial Library
P. BE. O
Fram
Liben- Suih
Cloyd Chase
Powall
Gedar Rapids
Nicholas Newton
Myron “Ov
Helen
Jowa Mira
Marl Marshall
John
Olive Cofeen Holds Longest Teaching Service Record
Miss Olive E. Cofeen of Covington Indiana, aged 82, a teacher for 67 years, is believed to hold a national record for length of service in her field. She began teaching at 15 in a Veedersburg area building, earning 72 cents a day.
Wisconsin roadhouse owners urged to obtain dual licenses
Wisconsin road house proprietors were warned by Harry Klueter chief chemist of the dairy commission that they must secure licenses for both sale of soda water beverages and soft drinks. Many proprietors seek protection by holding only one license.
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Madison
Wis
Ulp
Wisconsin
Harry Klueter
The
Dairy Commission
Klueter
Storm Toll Reported After Newfoundland Town Hail and Storm
STORM TAKES LIVES IN NEWFOUNDLAND TOWN NEAR LUMSDEN AS HAIL AND ELECTRIC STORM CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE. OFFICIAL MESSAGES WARN OF WIDESPREAD INJURIES AND DESTROYED PROPERTY IN TRINITY BAY FISHING COMMUNITY. ADDITIONAL REPORTS NOTE LACK OF COMMUNICATION AND FEARS OF AFFECTED NEARBY TOWNS.
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Storm
Newfoundland
St, Johns
Lumsden
Trinity Bay
Minister of Posts
Bakers Rule the Row: Local Market Restores Ovens
The bakery on Main Street reports steady sales as a new team of bakers takes charge, reviving old recipes and introducing fresh loaves. Customers praise the chewy crusts and fragrant aromas shaping a busy weekend rush.
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United — Presbyterian Sunday School
Ainsworth Church
Frank ‘McAlister
Mac Wallace
Betty Colthurst
John Wallace
Arthur Wead
Flo Cherry
N. M. Speides
Sheveal
Marjorie
Phylis Ahrens
Maxine Jackson
David Jackson
Ruth Wead
Maurine Trotman
Alice Wead
Sar
Ruth Speidel
Gwendolyn Tong
Clark
East Main Street
Ington Lodge of Masons
Aaron Talley
C. H
Westchester 2
D. Dayton
Ope
Pure
Orez & Speer
Riverside
the Chocolate Shop
East Side Square
Werepee
Pueblo
Colo
Pucho County
Corin
Rite-Way
3Kaloosa Division
United Action of
Alaska
Jack Sprat Foods
Vienna
RWS Supreme Coffee
Iowa
R. W. Bozman
Crawfordsville
Hoekstra
Richland
Paisley
Wyman
E. H. Faris
Brighton
C. E. Hensley
Wayland
Crone’s Rite-Way Market
Ana
Uaterie Boll
Veal
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the Falk of
North Side Cafe
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