Ruth Boller Returns to Burlington Hospital Work This Evening
Ruth Boller will return to her duties at Burlington hospital this evening after a 24 hour leave. Local notes list various residents: Randall Neill on a two week post office vacation with business travel in uri, Byron Snider confined at home, Herbert Jude Vine and family visiting Westwood California, Esther Lindenmeyer and Harvey Davis visiting from Crawfordsville, Vince Callahan moving to Center Ville to begin work at Peter Hangen meat market, Harold Stephens replacing Callahan as head of the meat department at National Tea, and Rev. M C Carstenson returning to Omaha after attending Mrs. Long’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Boller
Burlington Hospital
Randall Neill
Uri
Byron Snider
Vince Calalhan
Centerville
Mr. Callahan
Peter Hangen
Harold Stephens
National Tea Store
Skeletons Outside Bodies Explain Lobster Anatomy
A readable note states that lobsters have skeletons outside their bodies with muscles inside the exoskeleton. The description explains how the shell supports movement and protects internal organs.
Hospital Admits Richard Greiner and Dismisses Two
Richard Greiner of Keota was admitted for medical treatment yesterday. Mrs. Ben Stout of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Addie Blick of Washington were dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Greiner
Keota
Ben Stout
Crawfordsville
Addie Blick
Washington
Adla Tablets Backed By Money Back Guarantee
Saye reports relief after taking Adla tablets for stomach distress. Gross says the pains faded and he can eat anything. Try Adla for excess stomach acidity at your drug store with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Iowa City Woman Sets Par Score on Club Course
Mrs. Tessie Koser of Iowa City carded a 44 in women’s par on the country club course during a ladies day golf luncheon. She joined guests including eight fellow Iowa City club members. Other prize winners were Mrs. Julia Taylor Marguerite Hardy Mrs. R. J. Patterson and Mrs. I. W. Shenefelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Koser
Iowa City
Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Fred Moore
Julia Taylor
Marguerite Hardy
R. J. Patterson
I. W. Shenefelt
Scores and Standings for American and National Leagues
The standings show Cleveland leading the American League with a .625 mark and Detroit, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington trailing. In the National League, division leaders include Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and New York in pursuit. Results from Wednesday include New York over Cleveland 8-1 and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 4-2 in the first game with a 11-6 Pittsburgh win in the second.
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Cleveland
Mannitwwads
New
Tork Cas
St. Leele
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Wedne Say
New York
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Weda Ee
Diasionati
Tare
Gee
Ieowe
Pittsburgh
Wancaxence
Cincinnati
Cody Gamer
Brooklyn
Montgom ery Ward Women Bid Farewell to Staff Members
Women employees of the Montgomery Ward store held a farewell dinner at the North Side cafe for Mrs Boice Kurtz who leaves for Moline and Mrs Vince Callahan who moves to Centerville. Kurtz and Callahan are part time workers.
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Montgomery Ward
North Side
Boice Kurtz
Moline
Vince Callahan
Centerville
Kurtz
Callahan
Little Six All Star Slate Circulated by Bayliss
Bill Bayliss of the Burlington Hawkeye proposes a Little Six last season football slate for east and west all star ballots. The list names Ends Sisco Baumgardner Rickett. Tackles Rothlant Deems Davis. Guards Jones Russell Wolbers. Centers Winters Weber Conger. Jacks Patton Manley Niggemeyer Lewis Brissey.
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Bill Bayliss
Burlington Hawkeye Gazette
Southeastern Iowa
Little Six
Journal
Sisco
Baumgardner
Rickett
Iced Coffee Week Opens With Summer Season Start
National iced coffee fans no longer wait for summer as producers announce Iced Coffee Week beginning June 25. The article notes brewing coffee double strength and pouring hot over ice to chill instantly, with ice melt diluting to preferred strength.
Crozier Family Moves Into New Home on Weal Main Street
The Crozier family recently relocated to a residence at 02 Weal Main Street marking their move to a new home in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crozier
Main Street
MacNider Named at Democratic Convention Amid Foreign Policy Talk
Marshall praised Harford MacNider of Iowa as a successful banker and farmer while outlining a critique of the current administration. He urged delegates to back a candidate who could broaden democracy as he warned against the nation becoming a slave to a reckless state.
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MaccNider
Marehall
Harford MacNider
Lowa
Marshall
Sperches
Lowe
MacNider rally features multiple state speakers
W Earl Hall of Mason City and MacNider’s home town hosted speeches by former California governor Frank Mer Tram Mrs Frank Mann Sr of South Dakota and Sherman Grindstaff of Tennessee in support of MacNider.
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Mason City
MacNider
Frank Mer Tram
California
Frank Mann, Sr
South Dakota
Sherman Grindstaff
Tennessee
Funeral of Mrs Long Held at Sherman’s Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles W. Long were conducted yesterday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home with Revs. J. Fredmund and M. C. Carsten sen presiding. Pallbearers included C. B. Yard C. V. Brown J. A. Sutton Dave Benson Harold Walker and Richard Leet. A vocal solo by Mrs. W. E. Bond accompanied the service. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Charles W. Long
Sherman
J. Fredmund
M. C.carstensen
C. B. Yard
C. V. Brown
J. A. Sutton
Dave Benson
Harold Walker
Richard Leet
W. E. Bond
Elm Grove Cemetery
Head of Scattergood Hostel Takes New Post
Scattergood hostel near West Branch will change directors next week. John F. E. Kaltenbach, who led the project since 1939, leaves July 2 to join the American Friends Service Committee in Philadelphia. Martha Baldwinson of Chicago will become hostel director and serve as house mother and adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Branch
Scattergood
John FE. Kaltenbach
Philadelphia
Fellowship Council
The
American Friends Service Committee
Kaltenbach
Martha Rbalderson
Chicago
Berries of the tangee tree as lipstick substitute
A rare tropical plant, the berries of the tangee tree, are noted for potential use as a lipstick substitute. The report highlights cosmetic applications and feasibility for beauty routines.
White Shrine Committees for Year Are Announced
Damascus Shrine No. 10 announces 2024 committees headed by Mrs. John Winga as worthy high priestess. A July August break is set, September will host a school of instruction. Sojourners Jessie Means and Goldie Miller attend guest night in Rock Island. Committees include Examination, Sunshine, Ways and Means, Social, Music, Publicity, Finance, Auditing, Notifications, Membership, Banquet, Dining, and several social groups with names from Wayland Kalona Keota Columbus Junction and Columbus Junction.
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Damascus Shrine
No. 10
John Winga
Masonic Temple
Effie Schmitt
Jessie Means
Means
Iowa River
Goldie Miller
Fred Reid
Rock Island
Ill
Ida McDaniel
G. FE. Mace
Sunshine
Mary McConahey
Rose Reid
Ways and Means
Pearl Flenner
Hazel Pease
Florence Dayton
Irene Bickford
H. M. Dodder
Cloyce Gault
Leora Dodder
Nina Stutsman
Clara Wenger
Wayland
Nelle Wilson
Maude Schlinoeller
Alice Manussier
Minnie Bidwell
Fraggges Slosser
Nellies Dodder
Marguerite Swift
R. S. Sherman
Leola Magdefrau
Ethel Crone
Margaret Anderson
Lulu Longe
Susanne Mace
Golda Hobertson
Maye Roth
Cecil
Anna Valenta
Edith Richards
Helen Bowers
Erma Bostwick
Amy Mohland
Hattie Koe
Alice Reister
Esther Hays
Mary MacConahey
Marie Shearer
Harper
Lulu Long
Frances Minick
Katherine Westphal
May Jay
Maude Pratt
Emma Rothschild
Marie Jackson
Cochairmen
Frances Slosser
Rose van Dorin
Della Miller
Maude Schmoeller
Belle Rice
Grace Sigafoose
Victor Boattner
Howard McBride
Co. F. Anderson
Glenn Mace
Roger Sherman
Virgil Knerr
Kafona
C. N. Newton
Keota
VanDorin
Glen Barclay
Sam Sigafoose
Cecil Rooks
Alot Meek
Eva Allen
Emma Anderson
Nan Barclay
Ruby Rooks
Laura Rouse
Nelle Benson
Mildred Blattner
Juanita Mathers
Bertha Baxter
Lucille Bales
Lilian Minick
Alice Manassier
Nelle Bray
Richland
Cora Mc Williams
Columbes Junction
Ross. Reid
Louise Harwood
Mildred Kennedy
Edna Witting
Mae Yard
Clara Faulkner
Esther McGugin
Gladys Mace
Ola Risk
Gladys Lloyd
Emma Long
Faye Sizer
Ruth Lemsey
Ota Weaver
Inez Martin
Eunice Soule
Wisie Long
Roy Means
L. A. Jones
Theresa Schreckergast
May Ramney
Mildred Palmer
Gussie Koerr
Blanche Snyder
Katona
Baptist Missionary Society Meeting Planned for Friday
The Baptist Women's Missionary Society hosts a potluck lunch and regular monthly meeting Friday at 1 o'clock in the church. Hostesses include Mrs. Ben Coppock Mrs. George Genkinger and Mrs. John Beenblossom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Ben Coppock
George Genkinger
John Beenblossom
Gray Hosts Rosemary Club Bridge Evening
Mrs. Clive Gray and husband hosted a Rosemary club bridge night at their home with four tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs. Ray Bell for high score and Mrs. Dale Jones for second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive Gray
Rosemary Club
Ray Bell
Dale Jones
Bridge Hostess Mrs J M Kelly Hosts Evening
Mrs J M Kelly entertained her bridge club last evening at her home with a 4a dessert bridge. Bouquets of garden flowers served as decorations while two tables played. High score went to Mrs Frank Hos, second to Mrs Kelly, and Lucy Dempsey took third. Guest Gertrude Walters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Kelly
Frank Hos
Kelly
Lucy Dempsey
Gertrude Walters
Club Hosts Prize Event Highlights Top and Low Scores
The men's high score prize went to John Rob inson and Dell Walker secured the men's low prize. Guests included Mr and Mrs John f Robinson, Mr and Mrs Wayne Marston, Mrs Dale Jones, and Mrs Don ald Brown assisted Mrs Gree with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Dell Walker
John F Robinson
Wayne Marston
Dale Jones
Donald Brown
Gree
New Haven Ladies Aid Meeting Held
The New Haven Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at Pearl Richardson's home with a good crowd. Two new members joined. Lucille Dewey, a vacationing guest from the Indian mission at Stewart, spoke after the business session. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is July 17 at the homes of Helen Wolfe and Ruth Trier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Ladies Aid Society
Pearl Richardson
Lucille Dewey
Miss Dewey
Stewart
New
Helen Wolfe
Ruth Trier
Bereavement Thanks From W Long and Family
We express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy extended during our recent bereavement and acknowledge the many beautiful and practical acts. Cc W Long and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. W. Long
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Omaha
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