Mrs Stone Pupils Present Piano Recital at Methodist Church
A group of grade school piano students under Mrs. Leo Stone gave a recital in the ladies parlor of the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. About 75 guests attended as various students performed pieces including works by Schaumburg, Chopin, and American folk tunes with multiple duets and solos.
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Leo¢ Stone
Methodist Church
Schaum Richter i Tock
Roger Alliman
Risher Cherry Luckenhill
Stairs Schaum ‘Tawian Druin
Davis Betty Alliman
Adler Ted Howell
Cettoh Pickers
Rebe Mary Ruth Galloway
Schaun
Joyce Kauffman
Sues
Abi Oan
Jean Kauffman
Nancy Edgar
Mrs. Stone
Thompson Beverly Shaun
Bluebells
Charlene Romine
Annabelle Zeck
Eam Carnival
Oan
Kumeti
Janet Shalla
Headliners 4 H Club Hosts Mother's Day Tea
The Headliners 4 H club entertained their mothers Saturday afternoon at leader Mrs Don Maxwell home after a brief business meeting led by club president. Guests included Mrs Francis McConnell and daughter Sandra Ruth Foster Mrs Norman White and mother-in-law.
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4 H Club
Don Maxwell
Francis McConnell
Sandra
Ruth Foster
Norman White
Literature Group Dines, Elects Officers in Fairfield
The Fortnightly club Literature department held a dinner and program at Hotel Turner Fairfield. Thirty members attended as Thelma Luther presided and Elizabeth Dawson reported nominating committee results. Officers were reelected, and Fairfield students from Parsons College performed a music program.
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Hotel Turner
Farfield
George Rudiger
C. H. Guther
Bertha Ross
Nyla Rennie
Ann&a Mae Baskett
Elizabeth van Huekelem
Thelma Luther
Elizabeth Dawson
Miss Luther
Miss Baskett
Margaret Applegate
Rash ‘Foster
Rudiger
James Lamson
Fairfeld
Fairfield Women’s Club
Sorosis Club Meets At McGinnis Home
The Ainsworth Sorosis club held its May meeting at Mrs. William McGinnis home with 1 member present and guest Marian McGinnis. Glynn Megcelsen reviewed The Revolt of Asia. Gifts were presented to several members who will move soon. An annual plant exchange occurred and a June 12 picnic at Alice trademaker’s home was planned.
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Ainsworth Sorosis Club
William McGinnis
Marian McGinnis
Glynn Megcelsen
Asia
BE R Putterworth
Marjory Kyle
O. J. Fix
Mus McGinnis
Alice Trademaker
Camp Fire Girls Hike and Picnic at Lincoln School
Mrs George Dowell guardian led nine Camp Fire girls from Lincoln school on a hike to Red Brick schoolhouse for a vienie. They waded in the creek and picked pansies at Pansy hill before returning home. Refreshments were served by Mrs Maxwell with Martha Whittaker Audrey Wittetoe and Barbara Dare. A Maypole centered the tea table.
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George Dowell
Lincoln School
Pansy Hill
Mrs Maxwell
Martha Whitttaker
Audrey Wittetoe
Barbara Dare
Harmony club hosts Brighton visitors in social evening
Mrs. W. B. Robison IIs hosted the Harmony club of Brighton with former resident Mrs. Pearl Frain. Guests included Mrs. Wilstaffer, Mrs. Bridges, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Kessel, and many others who traveled from Brighton for the gathering followed by refreshments.
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W. B. Robison
Harmony Club of
Brighton
Pearl Frain
Wilswatter
J. C. Bridges
UC. W. Long
Joe Kessel
Myrtle Helmick
Fred Wanerus
Edna Crile
Ira Saunders
Albert Saunders
D. J. Kyle
Hattie Jones
Ira Shafter
Cora Pringle
Elect Mrs Lorden President of TTT Chapter Y
Elect Mrs Lorden President of TTT. Mrs Herbert Campbell and Mrs John Yousling co hosted last evening at the former's home in Chapter Y. Twenty members answered roll call as Mrs M J Cruise presided. Officers elected: Milo Sorden president Verle Gallagher vice president Roy Fields recording secretary Charles Morris corresponding secretary Gladys Mace treasurer Melvin Hill historian. The evening ended with visiting and refreshments.
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Herbert Campbell
John Yousling
Chapter Y
M. J. Cruise
Milo Sorden
Verle Gallagher
Sice
Roy Fields
Charles Morris
Gladys Mace
Melvin Hill
Birthday greetings persist for Three Quarter Century club members
Two members of the Three Quarter Century club observe birthdays today Mrs 3S C Lewis of Mulberry and Lizzie Reighard born in 1857 in Ohio. Others celebrating include Gary Keith Sheetz son of Donald and Mrs Sheetz and Donna Rae Cave daughter of Donald and Mrs Cave with many well wishes from neighbors and friends.
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Gary Keith Sheetz
Donald Sheetz
Donna Rae Cave
Donald Cave
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting Wednesday at Church
A Presbyterian morning prayer gathering will meet at 9:30 AM Wednesday at the church. The event is announced from the church at 7412.
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Presbyterian
Garden Weeds In Garden Beds Fall Plowing Controls Weeds
Two weed types infest gardens. Underground stem weeds such as witchgrass and seed weeds like lambsquarters threaten crops. Fall plowing and thorough spring hoeing nearly eliminate them.
Community Calendar Roundup of Soca Notices and Meetings
Calendar notices list various club meetings and social events across groups such as St Rita Circle Alma Hearne Holland Missionary soc American Legion Auxiliary and Harmony club. Highlights include meetings at Legion hall I O C F hall Methodist church and Masonic temple with hosts and times noted for Tuesday through Thursday. The column also mentions a cooperative supper, a needlework drive, a health talk by Dr Montgomery, and a luncheon with reservations.
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St. Rita Circle
Henry Godwin
Alma Hearne Holland
Rosemary Club
Clive Gray
West Chester
Methodist Church
QO. C. Boshart
Walter Statler
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Co. D. of
G.hesk Stewart P. Ff
Melvin Hill
Lincoln P.T.A
Schoo
Select l
G. E. Montgomery
Good Will Club
John Tucker
J. N. Irwin
W. L. Lloyd
Brighton
Lexington Circle
Morton Emde
Community Club Notices And Meetings Schedule
Handcraft department events at the Public Library with 6 30 p.m. dinner details and a handcraft fair item. U Go I Go club meets at 2 p.m. at Mrs Paul Mast. Notices of meeting place changes include St Anthony Circle and West Chester Federated church social circle. Various lodge and society meetings listed with times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Birney
Public Library
Paul Mast
St. Anthony Circle
P.m
Joe Wehr
T.A
Mary Lee Cutkomp to be May Bride
May 12 engagement notice from Sanuel H. Cutkomp of Columbus City for his daughter Mary Lee Cutkomp to John Difford Beck of Kansas City Missouri. The wedding is planned for May 31.
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Mary Lee Cutkomp
Columbus Junction
Sanuel H. Cutkomp
Columbus City
John Difford Beck
Kansas City
Drinkall-Lenz
Herman Drinkall
Elma
Paul G. Lentz
Paul N. Lentz
Muscatine
Wayland Juniors Host to Seniors Starry Banquet Theme
Wayland May 13 Junior seniors banquet held in high school auditorium with white roses for seniors and their wives. Miss Nihart honored with a crown of white roses by the junior class amid starry decorations and a Starlight program. Dining was served by sophomores. music featured Stars of the Velvety Skies and a senior class prophecy.
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Wayland
Betty Boshart
John Watson
Virginia Myers
J. W
Pitchard
Robert Roth
Joseph Freyenberger
Kenneth Henss
Donna Eichelberger
Rex Roth
Chester Girls Trio Wins First Place in St Joseph Contest
West Chester school tops a Saturday contest in St Joseph Missouri with Priscilla Porter Betty Griggs and Corinne Nicola winning first place. They were guided by music instructor Miss Castle and joined by their parents Homer Porter Harold Nicola and Harold Griggs.
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Chester
St. Joseph
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Priscilla Porter
Betty Griggs
Corinne Nicola
Miss Castle
Homer Porter
Harold Nicola
Harold Griggs
Earl Griggs
C. C. Niffenegger
Guy Stoops
Ames
W S. Turnipseed
Fron Wellman
Niffenegger
James Stancer
Rosemary
Bruce Gardner
Columbus Junction
Billy Reif
Kalona
Theodore Poore
Dallas Kitzman
Kitzmans
Keota
Hone Art Club
Milo Delong
Mother
Delong
Money Well Spent Education Ranks Third in Public Expenditures
Education spending ranks third among all public expenditures in a report highlighting budget priorities. The analysis details how funds are allocated across departments, with education showing substantial investment and community impact.
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Roger Kleese
Keiterer
Patty Edgar
Seher
Harry Payne
Chopin Arla McBee
Schaum
Duane Thomass
Hanson
Marjorie Cherryholmnes
Rothbun
Nancy Conner
Miz Stone
Pierrot
Pierette
PNR
Margarette McCleery
Fairfield
Sorosis Club
McGinnis
U.S
Iowa
Tait Radio
W. B. Robison Iis
Deane
A. R. Ledger
Charlie Schamp
Ken Holt
Billy Gray
Edward Kauffman
Pleasant Ridge
R. WD. Orris
Crawfordsville
Soca
Masonic Temple
Little Flower
William Marie Jr
Lexington Ladies Aid
Cecil Among
Daryl Oldfield
Ray Wiles
Carl Oldfield
H. J. Club
Ernest Strum
Flower
Iowa Council Republican Women of
1St Dist
William Beggs
Matt Lawrence
Wapello Co
Kleerex
Anak
McDaniel Drug Phillips Drug and Drug Stores
Dixie Dugan
By Mevoy and
Striebel
Jackson No. 2
Stokley Baby Food
Big Smith
S & Boys
Weaver Cash Store General Merchandise—Hardware
Friendship Club
Freq Donaldson
Bethlehem Commandery and Families
Rebekah Lodge
Wayland Juniors
Howard Stewart
Fred Forinash
Lewis Jolly
Des Moines
H. W. Liters
Phillip Anen
New York
Washington, DC
Paul Horak
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Gpurgeon's Thrift Store
Priscilla