Club Notes From The Just Us And Local Societies
The Just Us club gathered with Mrs. Sam Hout on Wednesday with three guests including Mrs Chadwick and Mrs Paul Hunt. Mrs J H Campbell presided as president and plans for two weeks hence with Mrs Will Sickles were announced. The Pythian Sisters hosted a pot luck supper at the K I hall with about thirty attendees and a look at state convention reports. A program featured Mrs C H Guther on Women Who Make Our Novels, highlighting Willa Cather and other authors. Kolah club members met despite muddy roads for yearlong study programs and new plans for next year. The Pythian Past Chief circle hosted by Mrs Vic Crone with two guests and three tables of pinochle. The next meetings are set for June 15 at Mrs Perry Dewey and mid June for the Kolah and Just Us groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
Sam Hout
J. T. Chadwask
Paul Hunt
Davenport
Florence Hout
Chadwick
Boston
J. H. Campbell
John Dodd
Will Sickles
K. I. Hall
Regula
J. Hinshaw
Roy Mallory
J. G. Miller
Sioux
Fannie Hurst
Homer Stephen
Eva Denny
Latchem
Carl Roberts
Charles Jackson
Kolah Club
Jackson
Palmer
Vic Crone
Pythian
Ted Crone
Walter Rukgaber
Rukgaber
Winfield
Busenbark
Ruth Stewart
Perry Dewey
Roger Sherman
County Federation
Sioux City
Grace Morrison Poole
General Federation
Hanford MacNider
Constipation Cure via Kellogg All-Bran Cereal
An advertisement extols All-Bran as a dietary remedy for constipation boosting vitality. It claims the cereal provides bulk to move bowels, supplies vitamin B, iron, and gentler relief than laxatives, urging purchase in red and green Kellogg packaging.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Social events calendar for Presbyterian church groups
The Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Jay Carris home at 2 30 Friday with church transportation at 3. Pot luck dinner at 6 30 invites men of the church. Rebekah regular meeting Friday at 7 30 with degree staff to practice. 19th Century club to meet at Mrs. Frena's home.
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Presbyterian Church
Jay Carris
Rebekah
Frena
Keota P. E. O. Chapter CM Plans Next Year Activities
Keota May 18 Chapter CM P. E. O. held the last meeting of the program year at Mrs. Will Herr's home. Mrs. Co. D Kirkpatrick reported on the Sioux City state convention and was elected state delegate to the supreme convention in Kansas City in October. New year books for 1933 1934 were distributed. meetings resume September 5 with a memorial service for deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Will Herr
Sioux City
Co. D Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
F. M. Herr
Howard Stewart
Floyd Carris
Alice Wilson
Educational Fund
Cottey College
Wayne Lyle
A. L. Richardson
Wil Herr
Harold Palmer
H. B. Morris
W. B. Erdice
Margaret Hamilton
A. D Stewart
Emma Klein
Kensington
B. L. Sanders
F. A. Klein
G. H. Holmes
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
G. H. Lyle
Will
Fern Cliff 4H Club Meets Saturday Afternoon
Sage Saturday afternoon at 2 30 The Fern Cliff 4H club will hold ite secular meeting with Louise Zieglowsky Saturday May 206th Wednesday Snowball Social club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs John Sheveck Roll call to be answered with memorial quota tions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage
Fern Cliff
Louise Zieglowsky
Snowball
John Sheveck
Indoor Garden Party Impresses Garden Club Members
The Fortnightly club held a May party in the Methodist social hall featuring an indoor garden scene with a rose arbor lilac bush rock edged pool and a garden symphony program. Members Miss Etna Dawson and Miss Sevilla Botee led readings and songs while a group of five young gardeners performed. The event marked new officers and club year changes with reports from leaders and plans for a summer garden show.
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Methodist c Curch
Garden Department
Etna Dawson
Mary Baldrige
Mary Voorhees
Marcia Jean Masson
Henrietta
When Guest
Joan Michels
Betty Michels
Wellston school closes for picnic program day
Wellston papers report a Friday close for Wellston school with a noon picnic dinner and a program of readings tap dancing and songs. Darel Dunbar broke his arm vaulting at school Friday. Various families spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Wellston and Washington. Bill Brinning and others appear on the sick list and local errands and shopping are noted. A 4-H rally day practice is set for May 27 at the city hall Washington with 7 30 as the hour and county chairwoman Mrs Cloyd Knupp urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Darel Dunbar
Washington
Edd Stoutner
Ralph Brinning
City Hall
Cloyd Knupp
Columbus City kitten ball team routs Fredonia 47 to 6
In Columbus Junction on May 18 the Columbus City kitten ball team defeated Fredonia 47 to 6 in a reigue game at Columbus chautauqua park. Northwest team beat Columbus City 4 to 1 Monday evening. Fifth grade pupils and Mrs. V. J. Mice held a picnic at Columbus chautauqua park. Mrs. Ava Baanam visited her brother Dr. Warren Dunes in Winfield earlier this week. Louisa County relief projects funded emergency employment for 109 men. grocery orders may be filled Wednesday in county towns. R. F. Smylie received treatment at Washington county hospital for an infected hand. Columbus High School senior class presented Wide Tower Room Mystery and will repeat it Thursday evening.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Fredonia
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Northwest
V. J. Mice
Columbus Cuu Tauua Park
Ava Baanam
Warren Dunes
Winfield
Louisa County
R. F. Smylie
Washington County Hospital
Columbus High School
Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Kalona High School
Kalona High School hosts the regular May Farm Bureau meeting next Tuesday at 8:00 PM. Dave Bilder speaks on the World's Fair while Emmett Hayes, county Farm Bureau president, also addresses the group. A five reel film Deliverance exposes booze traffic tricks, followed by a 15 minute comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona High School
Farm Bureau
Dave Bilder
Emmett Hayes
Deliverance
Congress
Funeral gathers out of town guests in Riverside
Riverside May 17 mourners attend the funeral of Mrs. Edward Godloye with visitors from Iowa City Haskins Ainsworth Wellman Cedar Rapids Washington Hills and Jews City among mourners. Notable attendees include Charles Brown Roy Snyder Mary Carr and Kate Annas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Edward Godloye
Charles Brown
Roy Snyder
Bernie Shellady
Mary Carr
William Tener
May Flynn
Joseph Rehan
Richard
Iowa City
John Godlove
Haskins
Ee. Gene
Kate Annas
Ainsworth
Everett Lewis
Wellman
Dale Woodburn
Fred Downing
Washington
Margraret Cress
Carma Iden
Grace Sims
Winnie Holtz
Paul
Cedar Rapids
Roy Hardy
Hills
Matilda Meesz
Jews City
Carmi Hardy
Knight Monday May 22nd Refreshments at lodge
Notice invites members to a K. P. lodge event in rank of Knight on Monday May 22 with refreshments and cordial attendance promised by W E B Howell and Rihan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Lodge
W. Eb, Howell
Rihan
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van Dyke
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C. S. Williams
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W. FE. Graf
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Tf. R. Gillespie
J. E. Ream
T. C. Meibohm
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A. W. Clow
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C. H. Bear
H. W Russell
J. H. Hull
P. G. Widmer
Ethel McCreedy
Harry McCall
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Wm. Beges
W. J
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Harry Montgomery
W. J Masson
Co. Co. Wilson
C. W. Davis
C. E. Sehmitt
Paul Snakenberg
Baxter’s
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Oelien
Douglas Fastwood
Carl Corpman
Bill Dunbar
Art Mayers
Edgar Bandy
Bri. Bandy
Grandma Bowen
Edd Stoutners
Berthe
Ralph Brin Hing
Daker’s Chicken
Hull Mason Jar
Aia
Kurtz’s Market
Martha Kutler
Crone’s
Ibs
New Peas
Per
Kalona
North Side Cafe
Roce Home Steen
Des Moines Division
A Grocer
Santos
P&g Soap
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Crone & Sons
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