Community clubs host spring gatherings at country club
An opening season pot luck at the Country Club drew about fifty members with Misa E. FE Stutsman in charge. Lincoln guest Malcolm Black joined the Rural Womens club event with a Mother’s Day program, bulbs, and refreshments. O G T bridge club, six members plus Mrs Carly Ross, held scores and elected Mrs Harvey Waggoner president. next meetings planned.
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Country Club
Mias E. FE
Stutsman
Malcolm Black
Lincoln
Nebraska
Edgar Porter
Rural Womens Club
Ed Myall
Harley O’loughlin
John Cherry
Charles Cherry
Myall
Anna O'Loughlin
Louise Porter
O. G. T. Bridge Club
Carly Ross
Howard Anderson
Dale Denison
Rodney Arnold
Harvey Waggoner
Harry Drake
Republican caucus at Franklin township school house announced
A republican caucus will meet Wednesday night May 7 at 8 oclock at Franklin Center school house with W B Moore as committeeman and Mrs W P Moore as committeewoman. Regular Presbyterian Choir rehearsal Friday 7 15 p m at the church. The afternoon division of the W M society of the U P church meets Saturday at 2 30 p m in the church parlors with Miss Rose Minner as special speaker. A social time and tea will follow. Rebecca regular meeting Friday evening at There will be initiation.
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Franklin Township School House
Franklin Center School
W. B Moore
W. P. Moore
Earsal
W. M. Society of U. P. Church
Rebecca
Community notices from local societies and clubs
Various church and club events listed include the Ladies Social at 524 South Iowa hosted by Mrs Er T Hansen with a history by Mrs L S Patterson. St James Polk Sale at Washington Cleaners on May 3. W R C meeting May 3 at 2 30. Royal Neighbors drill team at city hall May 2 30 7 30. K of C meeting May 1 with initiation upcoming. Poinsetta club gathering May 2. Pilotsburg ladies aid date change to April 30. K of C special May 3 meeting with several first degree initiates. Lit Dept Fortnightly club meets May 3 at Mrs Harry Montgomery. Daughters of the American Revolution May 6 at 7 30 with Mrs Orville Elder. Booster club May 6 with tribute to Mothers. Delphian Chapter meets May 3 at Miss Denny’s library. D V V meet May 6 with bag supper.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Er. T. Hansen
South
Iowa
L. S. Patterson
Keota Honors Maj. Gen. Kreger Visiting Local Ties
Keota hosts Maj. Gen. EB A Kreger and wife as he travels from Washington to Leavenworth for a May 5 lecture on The Political History and Philosophy of the Constitution. Kreger, former judge advocate general of the U.S. Army, was born in Keota and earned the Congressional Medal for Distinguished Service in World War I.
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Keota
EB. A. Kreger
Kreger
Washington, D. C
Leavenworth
Kas
General Service School
U. S. Army
U.S. Army
War Department
Washington
American Legion
France
Dan W. Turner
Corning
J. H. Jamison
Jack Hilmas
Ellie
Des Moines
J. O. Singmaster
Turner
Jamison
P. £. O. Sisterhood
Keota clubs host social events and art exhibit
Keota residents engaged in a series of club gatherings including P E O Hostesses entertained guests with informal receptions and a Burlington visit for a 7 pm dinner. White Shrine members initiated at Damascus Washington. S. K. Leacox celebrated his 88th birthday with family. Keota school schedules an art exhibit May 6 to 9 with talks and music and a W C T U poster and essay contest leading to a state competition on May 13.
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Burlington Hotel
H. F. Gilbert
Cnh
Harriet Clendenning
C. Pulver
J. Av Ly Schreckengast
John Teets
F. A
Keota
Arthur Leacox
Glenn Holm
Holm
Cedar Rapids
Vivian Holm
Marion
United Presbyterian Conggregation
Leacox
Keota W. C. T. U
Des Moines
Panelontaa
Farewell supper for Rev and Mrs Ruston in Columbus Junction
Mr and Mrs W C Hall entertained fifty friends with a pot luck farewell honoring Rev and Mrs W E Ruston as they depart for their new Grand Junction home. They were presented a chair. Mr and Mrs Frank Parmeter of Cedar Rapids, staying at the H Gamble estate, learned of their son Jesse A Parmeter's death in Inver Grove.
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Columbus Junction
W. C. Hall
W. E. Ruston
Grand Juntion
Frank Parmeter
Cedar Rapids
H. Gamble
Jesse A. Parmeter
Inver Grove
Cedar Rapids ties life details and local notices
Minn Tie aged 55 spent most of life in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are widow and two children Margaret and Carolyn, a brother Frank in Panama Canal Zone, his father and stepmother. Parmeter left for Inver Grove Minnesota. Carol Hill elected to teach first through third grades at Columbus City, Dorothy Schrock re-elected for fourth and fifth grades. J T Kinmonth visiting daughter Mrs Frank Shaum after winter in Mt Pleasant.
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Minn
Tie
Cedar Rapids
Margaret
Carolyn
Frank
Panama Canal Zone
Parmeter
Inver Grove
Carol Hill
Cotter
Columbus City
Dorothy Schrock
J. T. Kinmonth
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Shaum
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C. H. Pauls
Jessie Doughtery
Mrs. Pauls
C. H. Guther
Cudahy
Shankless
Oriez & Speer
IL S
Rose M. Reid
W. M
Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Ventine
Edith Pulver
W. H. P. Hiazel Haven
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
E. E. Stutsman
A. W.yard
Cyrus
J. W. Enslin H. P
A. W. Yard
Arriva
Golden State Limited
California
Knoxville
L. Goodlander
Freight
Exec
J. C. McKay
Southwest Limited
W.C. Bell
Departa
Tee
Tion
St. James
Washington Cleaners
Royal Neighbors
K. of C
Joe Pieper
G. K
Bert Dill
Poinsetta
Everette Smith
Carl Oldfield
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid
K. Ef Cvs
Joe Peiper
Literature Dept
Harry Montgomery
Regnar Meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Orville Elder
Daughters of Union V Veterans
Orville Caldwell
Delphian
Kate B. Grover
Martha Butler
John Winga
Ee National Association
Oskaloosa
RWS Supreme Coffee
Jack Sprat Galt
Jack Sprat
Pork &E Bears
Defiance Peas
Gon Jmes
Alaska
R’ Grocer Boys
WHO
N.B.C
Tr. S&s Crone & Sons
R. W. Bozman
Crawfordsville
L. B. Reed
Richland
C. R. Paisley
Wyman
E. H. Faris
Brighton
C. E. Hensley
Wayland
Crone’s
Rite-Way Market
Grocery
Young Beef
Wisconsin
Chocolate Shop
East Side
FORD
Washington Motor Company
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