Ainsworth Banquet Theme Pirates at Junior Senior Dinner
In Ainsworth on April 25 the junior senior banquet at the United Presbyterian church featured a pirate theme with ships cannons and a sail decor. Sophomores served a pirate menu while speeches began with PIRATE letters. After the banquet seniors and faculty attended a State theater show in Washington. The same issue notes a Tuesday Bridge Club gathering at Lulu Moore with high score won by Lucille Anderson and guests present.
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Ainsworth
U.P
United Presbyterian Church
Bob Koehler
Lois Fitzgerald
Connie Stephens
John Koehler
John Walker
Dallas Swisher
Mildred Pressly
Martha McGinnis
BE. R. Butterworth
State Theater
Washington
Wilma Hunt
Ronald Moore
Vera O'Connor
Myrtle Beenblossom
Lucille Anderson
Moore
Hunt
Ronnie
Billy Moore
Carpenters Local 1308 Meeting Advised
Notice that Carpenters Local 1308 will meet this evening at 7 30 at 712 S Second Ave. The meeting is a regular session with business and a date change is noted.
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Carpenters’ Local 1308
S. Second Ave
Miss May Mills’s Gold Plantation Runs Half‑Century in NC
For 50 years Miss May Mills had built a thriving venture, a “gold plantation” in North Carolina that paid steady dividends. The story notes decades of enterprise, reflecting regional economic ties and a personal, long‑running business legacy.
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Miss May
North Carolina
Social Calendar Highlights This Week
Social calendar items list church meetings and society gatherings led by Emma C Anderson Mission study group at 2 30 p.m. Mrs Ly man Bunce hosts at 633 East Second Street with Mrs Alice Shaver. Woman's Missionary society of U.P church at 2:16 p.m. Eliza beth Beamer and Leta Glenn lead Presbyterian General Ladies Aid at 2 30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge initiation at 8 p.m. at I.O.O.F hall. Past Worthy Matrons clubs at 12 Masonic Temple. Saturday W R C meets 2 30 p.m. G A R hall. Monday Friendly Bible class at Baptist church evening. Daughters of Union Veterans meet at 30 D ing GA RK hall with Mrs W McLauehiin.
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Emma C. Anderson
Methodist Church
Lyman Bunce
East Second Street
Alice Shaver
Woman's Missionary Society of U
F. Hall
Worthy
Masonic Temple
W.R.C
G.A.R
Baptist Church
Evening Baptist Church
Daughters of Union Veterans
Ding -Ga RK
Hall
W. McLauehiin
Birthdays and anniversaries noted in regional locals
John Shalla Sr of Eneglish River township marks his 80th birthday as a Three Quarter Century member. Darrell and Mrs Darrell Goodwin of Wellman celebrate their first wedding anniversary. Phyllis Evelyn Cupp turns 14, daughter of Mrs Charles McAvoy. Mr Guy Carlton Walter Wells and James Owen also celebrate birthdays on the date. David Munro of West Chester, son of Mr and Mrs Will Munro and LL.C. graduate, is 25 and training at Oklahoma Air College near Oklahoma City.
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John Shalla, Sr
Eneglish River Township
Three Quarter Century Club
Darrell Goodwin
Wellman
Phyllis Evelyn Cupp
Charles McAvoy
Guy Carlton
Walter Wells
James Owen
A. Owen
Monmouth, Sh
David Munro
Will Munro
West Chester
Ll.c
Oklahoma Air College
Oklahoma City
Judge’s appointment of assistant county attorney challenged
Iowa City authorities face a challenge to District Judge James P. Gattney s authority to appoint Blair E B Hamilton as a special assistant county attorney to prosecute injunction proceedings against two Oxford taverns owned by Ivan Schmidt Lucille Schmidt and Charles Gillam who were recently convicted of maintaining liquor nuisances.
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Iowa City
James P. Gattney
Ivan
Lucille Schmidt
Charles Gillam
Oxford
Blair EB. Hamilton
Pollard Leslie Nuptials in Clinton at St Marys
Mrs Milton Leslie Grubbs of Hillsboro announces the marriage of her daughter Jacqueline Leslie of Clinton to Richard Pollard of Washington. The double ring ceremony was held at St Marys rectory Clinton with Rev J T Egan officiating. Attendants were Helen Pollard Fulton and Leo Chamberlain Erie. The couple plans a home in Washington after a wedding luncheon for thirty at the Pollard home in Fulton. Pollard works in the Montgomery Ward fire department.
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Milton’ Leslie Grubbs
Hillsboro
Iowa
Jacaqueline Leslie
Clinton
Richard Pollard
Washington
Joe Pollard
Fulton
St. Mary's
J. T. Egan
Helen Pollard
Leo Chamberlain
Erie
Bethel Missionary Society Holds Meeting at Juzeler Home
Fourteen Bethel Missionary Society members gathered yesterday afternoon at Lydia Juzeler's home on North Second Avenue. Mrs. Donald Brown led devotional services, Mrs. Dell Walker led the lesson, and Mrs. M. A. Robeson reported on the Presbyterial meeting in Muscatine. Mrs. Harry Dye helped Miss Jugeler with refreshments.
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Bethel Missionary Society
Lydia Juzeler
S21
North Second Avenue
Donald Brown
Dell Walker
M. A. Robeson
Muscatine
Harry Dye
Miss Jugeler
Plan Golf Luncheon For Women Golfers At Country Club
Women golfers met at the Washington Country Club yesterday at 1:30 to discuss plans for the coming season. Led by Mrs T W Shhenefelt the group approved a nine o clock tee off next Wednesday and a 12 30 luncheon with each member bringing table service sandwiches and a dish to pass. A number of summer tournaments will be saved and all members are invited to join.
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T. W. Shhenefelt
Washington Country Club
Honor Eunice Craig Birthday Party Near Riverside
The April 28 birthday of Eunice Craig, Valley school teacher near Riverside, was marked by a surprise party with pupil helpers and a handkerchief shower. Mrs. Alva Bell and Mrs. Arthur Lorack baked two birthday cakes and refreshments were served.
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Riverside
Eunice Craig
Valley School
Alva Bell
Arthur Lorack
Carl Craig
Michigan to tighten driver license tests statewide
Michigan plans tougher license requirements under a program by state authorities with safety and law enforcement agencies. Harder tests will be given to applicants and a series of institutes will train license examiners across the state.
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Michigan
Navajo Club Meets With Mrs. M. Work
Navajo club members were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marion Work. Twenty women attended the social event with three guests Mrs. E. D. Morrison Jr. Mrs. Elmer Wells and Mrs. J. McCreedy. The afternoon centered on needlework and socializing. A letter from former member Mrs. John McCall of Missouri Mont was noted.
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Navajo Club
Marion Work
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Elmer Wells
J. Mc
Knight Meeting at Hall With Morrison Sisters
Mrs Work hosted a two course luncheon and a decorated luncheon table with tulips and lilacs from the Work garden. Notice K P Work in rank of Knight Monday evening at hall. entertainment by Morrison sisters. Visiting lodges welcome. All Knights urged to be present. K C Kelsey C C 643.
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K.P
Morrison Sisters
K.C. Kelsey
C. C
Ex-King Ferdinand’s Vest Pocket Diamonds Fondness
Former Bulgarian monarch Ferdinand is described as fond of unset diamonds, reportedly carrying a large collection in his vest pocket. The anecdote highlights his unusual obsession with precious stones and his personal flair.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
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Fox Theatre
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