Daughters Stage May Day Surprise for Mrs. B Tener
Riverside May 7 Estelle Critz report details a May Day surprise for Mrs Bertha Tener at the Tener home. Guests included Lloyd Krotz Cedar Rapids, Mrs George Deatsch hosts, 14 at dinner, music and social visiting. Additional local and visiting relatives attended through the evening.
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Riverside
Lloyd Krotz
David
Cedar Rapids
George Deatsch
Deatsch
Krotz
Helen
Marie Tener
Bertha Tener
Tener
Maude Carr
Stella Steffenson
Ernest Salladay
Washington
Clair Flynn
Carl Craig
Dayhart Hardy
William Tener
William Sims
St. Mary's School
Wayne Harrison
Donnie
Des Moines
Harrison
A. B. Harison
Pratt, Kansas
Buddy Harrison
Katherine L. Thomann
Marguerite
Mary Laney
Wichita
Kans
John Thomann
Clifford Rummelhart
Historic struggles surround Zo calo square in Mexico City
The text notes that control of Zo calo square in Mexico City has defined power since Aztec times, claiming whoever holds the square rules the country.
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Mexico
Zocalo Square
Mexico City
Mother's Day Dinner Idea at Bing's
A note invites readers to treat their mothers on Mother's Day by visiting Bing's for a memorable dinner. The message emphasizes giving a special meal to moms on their day.
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Bing’s
Sidwell’s Ice Cream and Sandwiches Offer Wide Variety
A local notice highlights Sidwell’s serving a wide variety of sandwiches and ice cream in any quantity, available at any time of day or night.
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Sidwell
Lawrence Whisler Returns Home After Colorado Law Degree
Lawrence Whisler arrives in Boulder from Town City after completing the University of Colorado law course. He will receive his degree at June commencement. Local notices also promote Mother's Day gifts and local shopping, including Rothschild's gift bonds and fur storage services.
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Lawrence Whisler
Boulder, Colo
Town City
University of Colorado
Small Fry To Make Mother's Day Gifts
The Small Fry group will meet at the V. W. on Saturday at 2:00 p m to make Mother’s Day gifts. Last week 88 girls made May baskets and raised 3.60 to feed hungry children in Europe. Only two more meetings remain before summer vacation, when the group will discontinue.
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V. W
Europe
8S and C Club Meets at Mrs Nicola Home
Riverside May 5 8S and C Club members plus three guests gathered at Mrs Robert Nicola's southeast of Riverside. Mrs Fred Kucera elected president with Ted Gerot as secretary. flower exchange featured. bid euchre provided high honors to Mrs Robert Gerot and Mrs Ted Gerot with Mrs Fred Kucera as consolation.
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Riverside
Robert Nicola
John R. Wieland
Marion Thompson
Matilda Wollrab
Fred Kucera
Ted Gerot
Robert Gerot
Ernest Bowman
Howard Fisher
Edward, Kucera
Floyd Fisher
Nicola
Harmony Club Breakfast Hosted by Mrs. James Brooks
Harmony club met Wednesday morning for breakfast at the home of Mrs. James Brooks with co hosts Mrs. Boyd Stephens and Mrs. John Wheelan. Twenty two members attended with guests including Mrs. Alvin Shaw Grace Shaw and Mrs. John Wagner. The June meeting will be at Mary Harvey’s home with Julia Dearing as co host.
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Harmony Club
James Brooks
Boyd Stephens
John Wheelan
Francis McConnell
Louis Larson
Hhe
Harmony Sister
Alvin Shaw
Harold Stephens
Grace Shaw
John Wagner
Mary Harvey
Julia Dearing
Conversion of milk and cream fat content figures
The article explains how figures for milk utilization are standardized to 3.5 percent butterfat. When cream is included, cream fat content is converted to the equivalent milk value so that one quart of 19 percent butterfat cream is represented in milk terms.
Hindu Cows Valued By Butter Yield
Hindu practices value cows based on their butter production, reflecting a cultural link between livestock and dairy output.
Mother's Day Party at Pythian Meeting
The Pythian Sisters observed Mother's Day with a May party inviting mothers and other guests. Prizes went to the oldest and youngest attendees, the furthest traveler, and the guest with most children. Bingo yielded white elephant prizes. refreshment tables featured a miniature may pole and spring flower arrangements.
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Pythian
Val Fuhr
Earl Burroughs
Mary Keller
Keota
Ruth Armstrong
Elmer Young
G. A. Reinert
Vina Manassier
Harold Kerr
Clarence Shafter
Owen Grecian
Ernest Miller
Merry Makers Meet With Mrs Clint Anderson
The Merry Makers gathered Wednesday for a club meeting with eleven members one guest Mrs Gladys Benson and three children Gary Walton Lauren Howsare and Stevie Shaver. Plans were set for a wiener roast potluck at Sunset Park at 6:00 p m on May 94 0 after social hour refreshments and homemade favors were shared. The June meeting will be with Mrs Irvin Bombei.
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The
Merry Makers
Clint Anderson
Gladys Benson
Gary Walton
Lauren Howsare
Stevie Shaver
Sunset Park
Alma Howsare
Irvin Bombei
Commandery Holds Meeting at Temple on Ascension Day
Bethlehem Commandery hosted a family night with a cafeteria style potluck. Paul Thayer received the Order of the Temple degree while members and guests enjoyed bridge and pinochle and social visiting.
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Bethlehem Commandery
Paul Thayer
First grain elevator built in 1842
The article notes the construction of the first grain elevator in 1842 marking an early milestone in agricultural infrastructure.
Anniversary Party For Just Us Group
The Just Us club held its thirty first anniversary luncheon yesterday at Mrs. Cy Bush home with 15 members. Yellow white decor featured white lilacs yellow tulips and a yellow and white cake to end the meal. The retiring president L L Loveless spoke and new president E H Messer took over. D C Griggs and S W Easter were honored with mystery gifts during a brief business meeting.
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Just Us Club
Cy Bush
L. L. Loveless
al Crone
S. W. Easter
Mother
Edgar A. Guest
E. H. Messer
John Dodd
Excelsior Springs
Club Reporter Notes On Local Group Histories And Meetings
Mrs. John Dodd remains a charter member of the Just Us club after 31 years. The Campfire Girls hold a council fire at Mrs Dowell’s home tonight. Mrs Gayle will discuss an unusual hobby next week. Cedar Township homemaker Cupp shares plans as Mrs Payne Marshall speaks to Lincoln School PTA on welfare services at Mrs E Mes ser’s home. The program committee includes Mrs Al Crone and Mrs W C McFadden. Mes ser reads club history and contests and quizzes are held. McFadden performs a monologue The Mother They Forgot.
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John Dodd
Just Us Club
Gayle
Cupp
Cedar Township
Payne Marshall
Lincoln School P.T.A
al Crone
Dessert Luncheon at Whislers Honors Mothers Day Theme
Mrs. P. F. Whisler hosted a 1 30 dessert luncheon at her north town home with guests seated at long tables accented by tulips and lilacs. Assisted by Mrs. James Birney and Mrs. R. E. Whisler, the event featured phonograph music, poems, accordion and piano solos, readings, and gifts to assistants and the program team.
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P. F. Whisler
Whisler
James Birney
R. E. Whisler
Lloyd Marek
George Kerr
Marek
George Masson
Montgomery Ward Staff Entertained Dinner Guests
E. W. Hatcher manager hosted Montgomery Ward store staff and spouses at a Thursday dinner. About twenty eight attended the event, held at the store facility with staff and guests sharing in the gathering.
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Montgomery Ward
E. W. Hatcher
Social hour and music after Pines event
A group was entertained at the Pines with a social hour after the meal. Music and dancing followed as attendees enjoyed the evening. Discussion of the contest held
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the Pines
Birth at Hospital Birney Family Welcomes Daughter
Mr and Mrs Robert Birney report the birth of their daughter at 12 15 a m today at the hospital. The newborn is welcomed by the family at 404 West Third Street.
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Robert Birney
Linger Longer Club Holds May Meeting
Mrs Forrest Lance and Mrs Ralph Waggoner hosted the May gathering at the Lance home with 14 members 7 children and one guest Mrs Walter Westen joining as a member. The club planned June meetings with Mrs George Bartholomew.
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Forrest Lance
Ralph Waggoner
Linger Longer
Lance
Walter Westen
Westen
Win Durst
Everett Schmidt
George Bartholomew
Ward Week Contest Chooses High Landers Over River Rats
During Ward Week the sales force held a contest with sides the High landers and the River Rats. The High landers won the competition.
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River Rats
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Mercy Hospital
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Ralph Bell
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F. G. Bagge
Richard Hotle
J. C. Holbert
Muscatine
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Rock Island
Ted Dalton
4Th Ward
Fred Reid
William McConaughy
Stephen
Chicago
E. M. McConaughy
Mr. McConaughy
S and C
R. Nicola
C. G. Pickens
Clarence, Shaffer
Paul Deimerly
Pickens
George Baker
Oral Mayo
Merle Eckels
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Ed Squire
Russell Goodin
George McDaniel
Lauder Kennedy
Speidet Flolben Fanight
D. C. Griggs
E. H. Mes
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Beauchamp
Wayland
Stacy’s Furniture Store
5Th Ave
Motorola
G. E. Mace
Mace Motor CO
Washington, Iowa
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CRULL
John W. Lex
Father
Lemmon
Side
Linger Longer Club
Gladiolus
Beaverton Bulb Gardens
Beaverton
Oregon
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Bendix Wasker
Len Northside Square
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