Wayne Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Neighborhood social and family visits dominate Wayne news with multiple pairs of families traveling between New London Pleasant Mr Pleasant and Des Moines West Chester, plus local gatherings at Moorhead Olds Wellston Wellston school social and a Timbers picnic. The brief notes mention banquets and a horses’ illness prompting a doctor call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Edd Stoutner
Harold Griggs
Betty
D. KE. Brumback
Carl Corpman
Betty Joice
Nelson Woodford
Charley Corpman
Tommy Porter
Weednnesday
James Corpening
West Chester
Charley Harvey
Chris Brinning
Forrest
Harlo Knogles
Hazel Griggs
Mable Stoutner
Eva
Hazel Strum
Dr. Horner
Brighton
Rev Charles Trawley to Speak at Columbus Junction Banquet
In Columbus Junction on Thursday at 6 30 p.m. the United Presbyterian church hosts a Mother Daughter banquet with Rev Charles Trawley of the University of Iowa School of Religion as principal speaker. Lions club sponsors the event. musical selections include a male quartet the Columbus High School girls glee club and grade school girls.
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Columbus Junction
Charles Trawley
University of Iowa
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
Lions Club
Glee Club of Columbus High School
Lola
Helen Delmeyer
Oskaloosa
FF. A. Lewis
Faye
Aurora
Capt. Isker
Burlington
The
National Defense
Raymond Wright
Louisa County
Sons of Veterans
Grandview
Amake Plains
A. W. Wihiderman
Wapello
Mer
T. H. Jones
S. W. Dawson
M. Cook
Omaha
Cook
Thompson
Davenport
Hawaii
Clifton School
Hazel Thompson
J. E. Brown
Lets
Star Mail
Letts
Brown
Cpt
Rock Island
Mary Twinam
Crawfordsville
J. R. Rees
H. B. Oldt
Iowa City
S. W. Carrick
Myers
Winfield
Fred Humphrey
Lee Metgzgar
WH. Davis
Davis
Rees Davis
Farm Bureau
Lyle Jones
Lawrence Jamison
Gerald Buffington
Alvin Vittard
Pressley Thlmes Maraeuret Holmes
Marjorie Tall
Mary Lantz
C. Dewey Davis
J. R. Ree
Arthur Woodruff
Louisa Center
Res Woodruff
Childreo
Arch Buck
New London
Mare Woodhiutt
Wayland
Methodist Church
Wayland Community Notes Brighten Local Spring
Wayland updates cover Al lan Meyer in Excelsior Springs Missouri hospitalizations Miss Geneva McElhinney announces engagement to Paul Letgs at Morning Sun party Queen Esther club musical programs and class plays Younger residents join scouts and civic clubs with school events Measles outbreak and illness affect several students as community meetings address Boy Scouts and farm bureau plans.
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Wayland
Dell Alpha
Mildred
Jedith Kauffman
Allan Meyer
Excelsior Springs
Jacob Graber
Geneva Richer
Ruth Olson
S. J
Chriss Boshart
Dale Clark
Clyde Clark
Washington County Hospital
Mary Wiliimer
Mary Wittmer
Jean Schlatter
Vaughn Schlatter
Grace Basinger
Florence — Itieh
Dora Sommer
Vivienne Neff
Ruth Meyer
Elizabeth Leichty
Ruth Goldsmith
Wellston Notes Details Local Visits and Home Projects
Mrs. and Stouter visited Washington on Saturday. The Lakes family from Kalona and the Toppings from Wellman joined Geo Leinley on Sunday. Harold Griggs paints the Brumback barn. The Stoutners and McCallebs hosted Delbert Barnell Turnipseed and the Hotles families on recent afternoons.
Winter Drought Strikes 21 States Enduring Calamity
The piece notes the 1930 1931 drought as a historic American disaster with widespread destitution across about a thousand counties in the Potomac Shenandoah Ohio and Mississippi valleys. It cites Weather Bureau assessments and a 1930 August awareness, including Hoover coordinating governors and the Red Cross led by John Barton Payne amid drought victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Weather Bureau
Potomac
Shenandoas Rivers
Ohio River
Central States
Mississippi River
Middle West
Hoover
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Red Cross drought relief aids six-state farm communities
The Red Cross distributed pasture seeds for five acres to 58,352 farmers and garden seeds to 27,494, aiding families in Texas and other drought areas. By March relief rolls topped 2,090,000 served daily, with schools providing hot lunches to 150,000 children. The effort received $5,000,000 from the Red Cross and $10,000,000 from public subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kentucky
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Red Cross
Redross
Eapeclatty
National Treasury of the Red Cross
Washington
Dinner party attendees noted in Havre region tale
Mr W Spessard reports a May 1 dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Fulton. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R Rowan, Mrs Ella Rowan, Mrs Km A W Spessard, Mr and Mrs W Lt Hunt, and Mrs Fannie Rowan from near Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
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Martha Butler
Grandview High School
O. G. Lewis
Community Church of
George McCarty
Marian Zimmerman
Lawrence Thompson
Presbyterian Sunday School
Elizabeth Shaurm
Concord Township Farm Bureau
J. H. McCormac
B.C. Turkington
Leroy Riley
Des Moines
Rendolph Schlichting
Concord Township
Ezra Wittmer
C. Allen
Roy Remembers
KE Cc. Allen
Roy Clintic
J. J. Pritchard
Max Sinclair
Omer Boshart
Orus Boshart
Ruth Coleman
Ruth Taylor
Grace Tlebel
Josephine Lyons
Marjorie Rinner
Ruby Kelly
Ruth Foreland
Ruth Pydland
Sinclair
Frank Goldsmith
Basinger
Frances Mickey
Donnelson
Pulaski
Muc
Clarence Goldsmith
Fairfield
Ruth Eveland
India Mission Fields
Ruth
Lous Eveland
Finley
Eveland
Queen Esther
IF. M. Goldsmith
Mary Wyse
Emerson Wyse
Tacoma
Wash
Thest
Alten Gessup
Long Beach
Calif
Eda Boshart
Myrtle Elder
Myra
Stockport
John Evans
John Kk. Humphrey
Imnk
Vivian Wetrather
Wetrather
Alice Pearson White
David Laird
A. J. Laird
Desmoines
Washington, D. C
Commerce Commission
David
In Insurance Co
T. J. Waster
Tampa
Florida
W. T. Trotter
Alice Stephens
Masonic Hall
Boy Scouts
J. R. Butterworth
Woman
Happy Hour Club
James Clegg
Mabel Eliore
Elsie Plute
Harold Clerg
Pearl
Howard Lins
Duane Hazen
Duane
Burk McCreedy
Haven
Orie O Conner
Ruth Norvis
James Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Soul Mahin
Morris
van Horn’s Timber
Miss Forsythe
Wellston
Stouter
Milton
James L. Fieser
AL Scmols
MMS
Ozark
AIN Grocery
W. Spessard
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