Couple to Marry in Chicago At 4 P M Wednesday
John Lemmon to wed Miss Grace Hurter in Chicago at 4 p m on Wednesday. The ceremony will be at the bride’s sister’s home in Chicago and the couple will reside in Washington Iowa after June 1 at the Lemmon Apartment No 1. John and his father run the Lemmon jewelry store in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lemmon
Chicago
Grace Hurter
Samuel Glover
Washington
Iowa
Lemmon
John
C. &. Lemmon
Northern Illinois College of Optometry
Jewell Patton
J. J. Patton
Mt. Vernon
Leland BD. Carris
E. ©. Carris
Eureka Springs
Ark
Dexter Strickler
The
Christian Church
Western Union Telegraph Office
Carris Manufacturing Company
Merry Mixer club hosts quilting and plans at West Chester
Mrs. Will Carr entertained the Merry Mixer club with ten members and guests quilting for Fern Carr. A flower and bulb exchange followed by luncheon. The meeting calendar notes Memorial day prep by Woman's Relief corps and wreath making sessions May 26 to 29 at various locations. Memorial committee listed. Oppose repeal of the 18th amendment discussed. Harmony Community club and Merry-Makers gatherings noted with socials and gifts for a post wedding shower. The Loyalty Light Bearers planned scrapbooks for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carr
Merry Mixer Club
West Chester
J. D. Dayton
Oleeta Stewart
Ella Conklin
Keota Corps
O. E. Lehmitt
Earle Steele
Merry-Makers Club
Eva Mouser
Mariella Scott Klopfenstein
Theta Bridge Club Dines At Mary Sitler Home
Daughters served sandwiches and cookies as the Theta Bridge Club visited Mary Sitler's home. William Sitler hosted a 6:30 dinner with two courses planned by Mrs. Sitler. Guests enjoyed spring flowers, two tables of bridge, and radio programs in the new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Bridge Club
Mary
William Sitler
Camp Fire
Mary Elizabeth Atehison
Gweneth Kruser
Guardian
J. i Kroser
Bertha Phillips Maxine Sshoonovany
Harriet Reister
Yon Cile Burton
Martha Ann Mace
Ruth Turner
Carolyn Carbe
Margaret Jean Snider
Mir
Annabel Westphal
Faye Ellen Phillipe
Mar Catherine Widmer
Memorial Day eve meeting urged for Sons of Union Veterans
Regular meeting of K. of C men and Sons of Union Veterans scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7 p m with all members urged to attend. A special Mother’s Day service will be held Sunday morning at the Methodist church and transport can be arranged by calling 371 or 659 blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Methodist Church
Senior class to stage Spooky Tavern mystery play
KROTA May 6 The senior class will present the three net mystery play Spooky Tavern in the school auditorium on May 22 and 23. The cast includes Jon Hacker Omer Stowmer Irene Henry Beverly Beth Joyce Wingate and Ralph Channing among others. The production is coached by Supt J F Church. Mrs Edward Peiffer is mother of newborn Ida June born May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krota
Jon Hacker
Omer Stowmer
Irene Henry
Lucy Hacker
Beverly Beth
Joyce Wingate
Hehe
Hedelia
Helen Britten
Ralph Channing
Joyce
Walter Fagan, Jr
Teryl Tanner
Jack Mills
Willie Wargle
Gerald Carris
Parone
Iida June
W. . Peiffer
Kalona School Names Faculty For 1923 34
Kalona officials announce the 1923 34 faculty with Hal Snodgrass as superintendent L J Zehr as principal and C A Drage heading the high school Imogene Hustead Velma Way Mabel Minitz Eloise Cheseboro and Mary Pence fill grade positions Manual training and home economics will be offered next year in 1924 25 Jonah Yoder enters Oakdales hospital for treatment health has been failing for months Fred Helfrich family moves to Riverside others relocate near Kalona Dr Steven Ware to practice medicine here Mrs Ray Miller begins office duties May 1 T V Snodgrass hosts senior breakfast May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Steven Ware
Ware
Dayton Grove Visit Keeps Local News In Town
May 4 reports Lois Dean and Wilbur Moore hosting a visit from Francis Mottett Bernard Helen Catherine Mottett and Darlene Randolph who stayed overnight. Chant Stewart and the Merry Mixer club met at Mrs Wm Carrs home Wednesday. Cloyce Dill, former neighbor, visited in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wa Embree and Mrs Clarence Johnson were in Washington Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
Lois Dean
Wilbur Moore
Clarence Johnson
Washington
Campfire Girls Stage Mother's Day Tea and Play
About sixty people attended the Wahwahtaysee Campfire Girls Mothers Day tea in the SE community room on Saturday. Ruth Smith wrote and starred in the play The Secret of the Sowers. The program featured songs, solos, and birthday honors with winners announced by Mrs. H. C. Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahwahtaysee
Garde Department
Nawakamoka
George Lowell
Ruth Smith
Ruth
Darlene
Jack In
Mary Annabel Westphal
Little Bluebird
Betty Michels
Maye Ellen Phillips
May Apple
Lois Sartor
Martha Ann Mae
Frances Sartor
Ven Chle Bugton
Gwenell Kruser
Mary Elizabeth Atchison
Evelyn Ne Bewall
Buttercup
Margaret Jean Snider
Ruths
Walter Smith
Mre
Influenza Toll in India Reported At Peak Levels
Influenza raged in India with estimates of severe impact in 7018.19 era. Reports indicate a toll near 6,000,000 lives across regions, reflecting widespread fatalities and strain on public health systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
England's Demand for Electric Current Breakdown
England uses about sixty percent of electric current for power, thirty percent for lighting, and roughly nine percent for traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fortnightly Literature Dept Meeting At Congress Hotel
The evening Literature Dept of Fortnightly will meet at Congress Hotel Monday evening May 8 at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Hotel
Community club calendar for May meetings across several groups
The Sunshine Community club meets May 10 at Mrs Underwood’s home with Milburn Underwood and Wilma Koehler. H and H Bridge club gathers 7 30 pm with Bobe Kurtz. Rosemary club to meet with Don Brown Wednesday afternoon. West Chester M E F church ladies aid social Wednesday May 194. Refreshment committee listed. Linger Longer elu hosts at Art Dawson May 10 with pot luck at noon. Centennial P T A meets May 10 at 4 15 with officer elections and attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Community Club
Milburn Underwood
Wilma Koehler
H. & H. Bridge Club
Bobe Kurtz
Rosemary Club
Don Brown
Ladies Aid Society of
West Chester
M. EF. Church
Will Embree
Pred Porinash
Kditt Dauer
Art Dawson
Prairie Flower Mission Circle to Meet at Mrs Pence Home
The Prairie Flower Mission Circle will be entertained at Mrs. Ross Pence home on Thursday May 11 for an all day meeting. Mrs Clarence Fulton assists the hostess. Ladies bring one dish to pass. Program committee includes Mrs Wm Gamon and Mrs W D Boothe. Election of officers and dues day. 1X club meets Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs Jay Brewer. Lexington Ladies Aid society hosts Thursday afternoon in May with entertaining committee Mrs Henry Wilt Hoff, Mrs John Wihithoft, Mrs H L Huber. Mrs Mageie Zeck and Nellie Zeck host luncheon Thursday for Pluer-De-Lis club at Mrs Mageie Zeck residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Ross Pence
Clarence Fulton
Wm. Gamon
W. D. Boothe
Everett Fleming
John Flading
Will Flyns
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Henry Wilthoft
John Wihithoft
H. L. Huber
Mageie Zeck
Nellie Zeck
Pluer-De-Lis
Community clubs announce Thursday meetings and pot luck
A pot luck dinner at the Country club Thursday night at 6 39 pm. Members bring dish to pass and table service. coffee provided. Rural Woman's club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lou Rhodebeck. tributes to mother and prohibition thoughts. Walnut Women's club meets Thursday afternoon at Frank McKay home. plant exchange and Mother's day thoughts. W C T U meets May 11 at 2 pm with Mrs J B Hawthorne. Health Child Welfare theme. Devotional led by Mrs Jennie Acheson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Rural Woman's Club
Lou Rhodebeck
J. B. Hawthorne
Jennie Acheson
W. C. T. U. Champion
Ladies Aid meets Friday at 2 30 for assignments
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 30 with ten numbered group sessions at listed addresses. Transportation participants should call Mrs J or Mrs Palmer Babcock. An all day meeting is set Friday with Mrs F C Wittigman at 509 Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
A. J. Corbin
W. Main Street
F. FE. Berry
N. Lowa, Ave
L. A. Bunce
2Nd St
A. W. Clow
Hog S. 4Th Ave
Byron Snider
Iowa Ave
P. Finch
J. N. Phillips
George Foster
J. the
Palmer Babcock
F. C. Wittigman
Washington St
Rain Delays High School Junior College Tennis Meet
Rain halted the combined high school and junior college tennis tournament with play to resume later this week. Results reported include Doris Crow over Mildred Brown, Tommy Cantoni over Don McClure 6-4, 6-4, Lewis McRedden over Marion Sandy 5-7 6-2 6-2, Harvey Coulter defeating Henry Carris 6-1 6-1. The event features girls and boys singles among high school and junior college students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Crow
Mildred Brown
Tormmy Cantoni
Don McClure
Lewis Mcradden
Marion Sandy
Harvey Coulter
Henry Carris
Ollege
Baptist Ladies Dinner at Church This Thursday
The Baptist Ladies will host a chicken dinner and supper at the church this Thursday. Serving begins at 1 o'clock.
Crawfordsville Social Hour Hails Spring Poems Prize
In Crawfordsville on Friday the Social Hour club gathered with Mrs. Elizabeth Huston. The event featured members composing spring poems with Mrs Annalease winning for the best verse and receiving a potted plant. A handkerchief shower honored Mia Gracia Wimmer on her move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Elizabeth Huston
Annalease
Mia Gracia Wimmer
Wedding Bells and Farewell Visits Highlight Local News
The neighborhood notes a wedding in Crawfords ville between Irene De Yarman of Winfield and John Itex Beauchamp. They wed at the groom’s mother Ruth Beauchamp home with Rev Hebner officiating and reception served by Mrs Beauchamp. Also mentioned are Miss Lucille Carper helping at a party and the Wimmer couple leaving for Hopkinton Iowa after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Johnston
Iowa City
Wimmer Ip
Mrs Wimmer
Hopkinton
Iowa
Mrs. Johnston
Mr. Coates
Wyman Bank
Lois Harper
Wimmer
Irene de Yarman
Winfield
John Itex Beauchamp
Crawfordsville
Ruth Beauchamp
S. Hebner
Methodist Church
Hazel de Yarman
Mary de Yarman
Ralph Lyman
Shaffer Bros
Sherwood
Blues Color Noted During Sand Storms in Texas Panhandle
Residents in the Texas Panhandle and South Plains report a bluish glare in the air when windy sand storms occur, as weather observers note light deflection creating a blue sheen on distant objects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
South Rains Area
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Patton-Carris
Miss Davis
Miss Nash
Isabelle Davis
Bernice Nash
C. O. Davis
Davis
Ruth Miner
Barbara Sawyer
Merry Miner
Lettie Hutton
Des Moines
Cloyce Dill
Floyd Stover
Near Keota
Jas. Walker
W. RG
Woman's Relief Corps
D. J. Palmer
Johon Zaring
Orville Bilder
Corps
G. A. Kk. Hall
W. R
Besse Conger
Edith Miller
Julia Cavender
A. E B. Sehmoeller
A. L. Young
Hilma Laurson
Dill Boileau
Harmony Community Club Mets
Harmony Community Club
Emil Fink
Joe Nebergall
Robert Noonan
Walter Longer
Frank Kleese
Harry Hutt
David Kleese
Will Sheetz
Ed Lukavsky
Charles Schiebel
Walter Anderson
Verry
Dride
Loyalty Light Bearers
Presbyterian Church
Echool
Dorothy Turner
Evelyn Wallace
Willa Briley
Marry Turner
Aso
Qur
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Theta Bridge Club Entertained
J. M. Kelly
Krota Kate Bb. Glover
J. Bb. Moore
Malcolm Dowell
William Stewart
Jane
Larinet
Faye Ellen Phillips
Nesday
Harry Anderson
American Home Dept. of
Victor Crone
Friendship Club
Ben Fitzgerald
Prairie Flower Churchues
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mis. Carroll Forgrey
Alma Hearne Holland
Will B. Jones
Cotter
Jolly Quilting Circle
Amerian Home Dept of
Geo. F. Poster
Bert Dil
Grace Stewart
Orville Caldwell
Bert Diil
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Dy Order of
M. EB
PP T. A
Jay Brewer
Walnut Women's Club
Charles McKay
Frank McKay
Misa Nellie Manners
Lucille Carper
Texas
Housewives
Glidden Company
Holland
Kukgaber Howe
West Side Square
Washington, Lowa
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