Community Society Notes From West Chester And Surrounding
Local society pages record a string of gatherings. Mrs Sam hosted a midday meeting with ten members plus guests Mrs LB Hoorth and Mrs Jess Campbell joining new members. Luncheon was served by Mrs Milles with help from Mrs Elizabeth Schulty and Mrs Joe Maxwell. Several other familiar names appear in notices of birthday celebrations, card evenings, and school board events. The Fortnightly club garden department met at the Y with talks on Lawns and ornamental grass. The Rebelah club held a St Patrick themed sale and games led by Mrs Carl Haneker and Mrs Maggie Horsey. Several family birthday parties were noted including Mr Johnson in West Chester and a large St Patrick celebration at the Witt hott home with sixty four attendees. Multiple clubs and households across Pleasant Hill, Ainsworth, and Columbus Junction hosted dinners, luncheons, and social evenings with Irish color schemes and cake commemorations. The page closes with court and business notes from Columbus Junction and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam 5
New and I
Feanesday Oon
LB. Ho Orth
Jess Campbell
Milles
Elizabeth Schulty
Joe Maxwell
Edi Monroe
Sam Miller
Ed Myall
Ainsworth School Board
St. Patrick
William Rea
Rock
Mixx Foster
George Lord
Miss Grimm
Pressley
Miss Kort
Stephen Ross
Ainsworth
Amon Fullerton
Albert Sch
Town City
Willam Ross
Keota
Orville Thoma
Clifford Ross
Ains Worth
Fellerton
Ross
Merry Ten Club
Mae Wallace
Humber
Ing
Glen Anderson Reigh
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Henry Withott
H. G. Richards
Ed Sullivan
Maud Totton
Musical and church notices plus local society updates
A fragmentary listing covers a Presbyterian church recital with Mrs Henry and vocalists Li cile Ross and Wilma Walker, plus violinists, and obituaries and funeral plans. It includes choir rehearsals, missionary group meetings, club activities, cattle testing, and many social visits. the last item notes Ray Talbot’s eight-year Fort Madison sentence for slaying William York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Henry Fed
Licile Ross
Wilma Walker
Miss Hamilton
Vin Vis
Helen Melinsky
Club Meeting Report at Lee Home
The group met Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee. Members spent the evening in conversation and shared updates. Virginia Moore of Corwin and Harlan Evans of Ainsworth were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Guffey
Oregon
Chas. Davis
Manford Wilcox
Ainsworth
Henry Hunt
Homer
L. G. Club
Lee Hunt
John Anderson
Ghter Nellie
Washington
Glen Anderson
Don Hazen
Hic Davis
Rob Paul
H. Rademaker
Ainsworth R. Re
Lee
Chas. Sehrood
Virginia Moore
Corwin
Harlan Evans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Johnson
West Chester
Mr. Johnson
J. H. Krenmyre
Kensington Ub
Rollell
Pleasant Hill
Golla
Rebel Ah Club
Carl Haneker
Maggie Horsey
Chai
Davi
Bila Io Bi
Haneher
Edith Mallorp
West Chester Pythian Sietors
M. B.C
B.C
F. J
Regiar
E. ©. Milner
Mt. Pleasant
Bueau
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
C. M. Maxwell
Walnut Women’s Club
Gran Dunbar
Harry Wentworth
Afrs Wells
Blanch McCar
James Baird
Sunshine Community Club
Fred Jarvis
Don Wylie
MM. Flynn
Charles Wolfe
Arthur
Pete C. Koehler
George Finch
St. Pete
E.G. Beenblossom
Genvieve Harrison
Rudy Gingeric
Cedar Rapids
James Zeck
Fleur Ce L
Walter Jarrard
A. "H. Rathmel
C.F. Rathmel
Hal Richards
Walter S. Brown
Ralph Zeck
Columbus Junction
B.C. Rogers
Wapello
P. P. Hinote
B. J. Moore
C Stocke
Defendents
Rogers
Des Moines
Mar
Miami
Fla
Iowa
Ottumwa
Mount Pleasant
C. H. Gather
Unio
Monda
Young Women's Missionary Fist Church
AL Wid
Red
Baptist Choir
Cating W. I. C. Sature
Bible Department
Willi Mes Efternoon
M Wilson
W. Re
Edward Lamberts
Virginia
JH. Rademaker
Lois Holland
Will Atcheson
Howard Teenbl Om
Cal Beenblossom
Day
Towa City
Me Baby
Ralph Kelsey
Hattie White
George Marr
Roy Krotz
Frank Three
Lens
San
Louis _ Schroeder
What Cheer
Gingery
Sioux City
Ray Talbot
William . York
Fort Madison
Talbot
C. C. Hamilton
Qeerarss Ae
Sanath Sheng i
Oskaloosa Division
Grocer Coffee
RWS Supreme Coffee
Sait
Santis Fush
Grocer
Bite-Way
Wisconsin
John Winga
North Side
Rothmoor
Tearm
Fonous Rothmoor
Country
Bonny
Rothschild’s
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