Civic and social notices fill Young America column
Local schools hold a picnic and program at Young America with Mrs. George Dillon receiving a wedding basket. Fleur de Lis club meets at Walter Smith home with Mrs. Jim Zeck leading. wedding news for postmaster Harry McCall and Ella Clark Calvin, including Fayetteville Arkansas details. Rural Women’s club hosts. 4-H activities. Lincoln Pleasant Plain schools end year with picnic. Beatrice Baird wedding planned to George Van Gundy.多.
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America
George Dillon
Fleur de Lis Club
Walter Smith
Bert Dill
Loyd Walker
Hilda Durst
Jim Zeck
Walter Brown
Rennie Dawson
Tom Harvey
Homer Birney
Bicklen
Smith
Ruth
Betty Smith
P. E. Babcock
Harry McCall
Harry Glenn Finney
Central Presbyterian, Church
McCall
Fayetteville
Effie Glass
Ruth Glass
E. A. Allen
Reece
Carrie Jordan
Finney
Lincoln
Pleasant Plain
Town
Sunset Park
Marjorie Green
G. C. Clark
MELLO-GLO Cocoa Butter Cream Debuts For Youthful Skin
A new cleansing cream named MELLO-GLO with cocoa butter hits the market. It claims to melt into the skin without stretching or sagging and promises a youthful complexion by cleansing every pore of grime.
The Baby Hand Print Behind Bangs House
Ruth and King Mason buy the Bangs house at a low price then discover the shy prints of a dead child on the walls. Mrs. Bangs reveals the prints belonged to her late son Georgie and she tears up when she learns Ruth’s care revived the home.
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Uth
Mason
Tattler
Ruth
Chance
King Mason Sid
Bangs
King
Mrs. Bangs
Greeks Built Nation on Old Civilization
A historical sketch tracing Greek origins from 2000 B C to 1200 B C and the Homeric era. It notes nomadic beginnings, conquest of Troy, development of farming and crafts, and intermarriage with conquered peoples forming the Greek nation. The Cretans are credited with sparking artistic drive that shaped Greek culture.
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B.C
Troy
Greece
B. C
Boston Post
New World
Palestine
Tape-Line Reflections On Wealth And Status
Quotes from R Guggenheim aboard the Mauretania discuss the tape line by which people judge others. He notes the rich measure by wealth and blue bloods by blood, citing a Lotos Club editor exchange about a notable figure. The anecdote contrasts perceived importance with actual worth.
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R. Guggenheim
New York
Mauretania
Lotos Eclub
Blanc
Blane
Club meetings listed for week at Havre and West Chester
The Havre Social Club meets with Mrs. Aaron Stafford on Thursday afternoon. The Just Us Club meets with Mae Hotengardmer on Wednesday afternoon with receipts for vegetable disease. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the West Chester M E church meets with Mrs. C C Niffenegger on Friday afternoon and asks to bring mite boxes for opening day. The Navajo club meets with Mrs. D N Anwyl on Wednesday afternoon.
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Glen Cuddeback
Lottie Robertson
Cuddeback
Murel
Pearl Robertson
Harry Davidson
Delbert Davidson
Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
Thcia Patton
Havre
Aaron Stafford
Just Us
Mae Hotengardmer
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
West Chester
M. E. Church
C. C. Niffenegger
Navajo Club
D. N. Anwyl
Baptist church ladies social set for Friday at 2 30
The ladies social of the Baptist church will meet at 2 30 Friday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs J W Bishop as chairman.
Garden Club Meeting With Mrs Carlton Wilson
The garden club will meet with Mrs Carlton Wilson Thursday evening at 6 45.
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Independent Club
Nelson Thompson
Max Marble
Garden Club
Carlton Wilson
World Owes Them a Debt to Nursing’s Kaiserswerth Origin
The article traces modern trained nursing to Kaiserswerth founded by Pastor Fliedner and his wife in 1836. It notes adoption across America Britain and other lands. The Deaconesses’ institute is credited with creating the contemporary nursing system.
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America
Great Britain
Deaconesses’ Institute
Pastor Fliedner
Kaiserswerth
The
Rhine
Mars and Ite Satellites Move in Opposite Apparent Motion
The naval observatory notes both Mars satellites orbit in the same direction. The inner satellite completes a revolution faster than Mars spins, so from Mars it appears to move opposite the outer satellite.
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The
Naval Observatory
Mars
Hunting trouble is a disagreeable sport and exercise
A Boston Transcript remark notes hunting as a disagreeable business yet one of the few exercises some people choose to pursue.
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Boston Transcript
Darwin Knew Rodeo Earliest English Use Recorded
An archival note claims Charles Darwin used the term rodeo in his Journal dated August 16 1844, marking the earliest recorded appearance of the word in English. The reference highlights linguistic history rather than a broader event.
Washington Track Team Wins Fairfield Meet Title
Washington track team captured the meet at Fairfield with multiple placers across events. Top finishers included Bain and Quinn in sprints, Kincaid and Vermillion in middle distances, and Brooks and Tucker in field events, with a new meet record set in pole vault.
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Washington
Fairfield
Ten
Hendricks
McDaniel
Tucker
Epsie
Centerville
Hogue
Eldon
Morgan
Richland
Myers
Ottumwa
Smith
Burlington
Bain
Wood
Bloomfield
Ullrich
Johnson
Ottumpa
Layton
Quinn
Vermillion
Keokuk
Edmunds
Jay
Tilton
Miller
North English
Viardner
West Chester
McAvoy
P. Widegand
Kincaid
Swearengen
Morrell
FH. Wiegand
Fellows
Douds
Brooks
Piper
Roberts
Sheaffer
Morris
Keosauqua
Harlan
Bonaparte
Cline
Exline
Statler
Bale Washington
Warren
R. Mitchell
Carson
D. Mitchell Bloomfield
Buck
Winslow
Fitzpatrick
Schack
Farewell Party for Wylies to Honor Rev and Mrs Wylie
United Presbyterian congregation hosts a farewell at the church for Rev Willard Wylie and his family who depart for Newton next week. The program features readings and talks by listed congregational members and a sequence of track events with results from local athletes.
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United Presbyterian Congregation
Willard Wylie
Newton
Garage on Brockway Farm Destroyed by Lightning
A garage on the Brockway farm near Letts burned Friday night when lightning struck the structure. The fire destroyed the garage and its contents about a thousand dollars of machinery was saved. Joe M Wolfe and family operate the farm this year and report 521 acres with 150 acres of corn 90 of wheat 85 of oats 85 of hay and 110 pasture.
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Brockway
Letts
Joe M. Wolfe
Joe
Mr. Wolfe
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Godfrey Juzeler
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Francis Roth
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Loren Horton
City
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Charles McMullen
Arnold. Miler
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Chu
Walton
Beatrie Baird
J. H. Baird
Monmouth
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Zeta Chi
Elizabeth Kruidenier
S. Ninth Street
Zeta
Beatrice Baird
Zeta Epsilon Chi
George van Gundy
Phi Sigma Alpha
Ruth Lant
Doris Fintrock
Doris Fetherston
Floy Fetherston
Marjorie Morrison
Helen Beveridge
H. S
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Bethel Cemetery Association
C. C
J. E. Ream
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Hoffman
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Pythiary Sisters
Seniary Club
Ray Lambert
S. E. Iowa
D. J. Walsh
Mars and
Ite
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McGregor
Cook
Stockport
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