Grace Hill Ladies Plan All Day Meeting and Dinner
Grace Hill Ladies Aid society will hold an all day meeting Wednesday at Mrs. Raymond Sankey’s home. A noon potluck dinner will be served with the hostess supplying meat potatoes and coffee. Members should bring their own sandwiches one dish to pass and table service. If rain Wednesday the event moves to Sankey home Thursday if weather allows.
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Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Raymond Sankey
Sankey
Methodist Church
Masonic Temple
Bert Dill
K. KF. Stutsman
U. P
Clarence Goff
North Side Cafe
Lexington Circle
Tuby Sharp
J. G. Maxwell
West Washington Street
Harmony Club
Don Melaughliin
Firace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Don C. Bell
J. W. Baker
Miss Shelangoski to Wed Richard Johnston in June
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Martha Shelangoski of Washington to Richard Johnston of Fairfield. The couple plans a June wedding. Shelangoski graduated from Washington High School Class of 1931 and works at Morrison and Morrison. Johnston is a Birmingham High School and Iowa Success School graduate and works with the Fairfield National Farm Loan Association.
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Martha Shelangoski
Washington
Richard Johnston
Fairfield
Miss Shelangoski
Washington High School
Morrison and Morrison Law Office
Mr. Johnston
Birmingham High School
Iowa
Ottumwa
Fairfield National Farm Loan Association
Clara Henderson Woman's Mission Meeting at West Chester
Clara Henderson Woman's Home Missionary society met Friday afternoon at West Chester with thirteen members. Mrs. Lindenmeyer led devotions on The Presence of Christ and reviewed Local Church Leaders in Missionary Society and Church. An offering of 7.70 was taken and 75 apportionment paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stewart
Clara Henderson
Bayer
McBlain
E. Stewart
H. B. Stewart
Hazel Hicks
W. Bauer
Hough
C. C. Niffenegger
Pageant and Lectures Planned for American Home Club
A program for the American Home department section 2 tomorrow includes a pageant House and Garden Dress Past and Present directed by Mrs. Hugh McCleery. Also on the program are Mothers of Today and Yesterday by Mrs. Ed Warren and a mother's poem by Mrs. Frank L. Wilson.
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American Home Department
Hugh MecCleery
Ed Warren
Frank L. Wilson
E. EF. Stutsman
Wears Mother's Wedding Dress on Golden Wedding
Brighton today marks Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Berry’s Golden wedding anniversary with 2 to 5 pm open house at their home. Mrs. Berry wears her mother’s 1860 wedding dress, remade for her son Jesse’s wedding years ago, as family and friends gather for a dinner tonight.
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Brighton
D. F. Berry
Berry
Noble
Railroad
Brighton Savings Bank
Jesse
Mediapolis
Will
Longe Beach
Calif
John
Danny
John McConahey
Mt. Union
Merle McConahey
Fondulac
Wis
John MecConahey
Merle McConwhey
Mary Close
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Sam
Wayland
Maude Arplegate
Washington
W. P. Moothart
Danny Berry
Ruth Shafter
Jesse Berry
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events This Week
Community groups schedule meetings and gatherings this Monday through Thursday. Potluck dinners, charity luncheons, and club sessions include the DeMolay at the Masonic Temple, American Home section luncheon, U. P. Woman's Missionary Society, P. T. A. at Heights school, and Damascus Shrine refreshments. Informal notes mention embroidery, golf, and handcraft clubs with times and contact names where readable.
W R C Meeting Highlights Relief Efforts and Memorial Plans
Mrs. Florence Hout led the Woman's Relief corps meeting in the G A R hall on Saturday afternoon. The group reported generous clothing relief and flowers gifts over the past two weeks. Members invite all patriotic women to help gather arbor vitae and make wreaths for Memorial Day with a backup date of May 25 if rain occurs. A noon potluck will precede wreath work, and the eighth grade essays by Lester B. Krabill are under judging, with Esta Clark presenting a flag holier.
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Florence Hout
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Lester B. Krabill
Esta Clark
Flas
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Planned for Riverside Library Fund
At a Legion Ladies' Auxiliary meeting in Riverside the group reported sending eleven dozen cookies and carpet rags to the Knoxville Veterans Hospital. They announced a June x card party to benefit the Riverside public library fund with Rose Dautremont, Mary Hartzler, William Kucera and Al Walton on the serving committee and Ed Bushek and Leona Kucera handling the tables. A social hour lunch followed. next meeting set for June 15 with Patliotet, Novy and Lafourek on the serving team.
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Riverside
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion
Veteran's Hospital
Knoxville
Riverside Public Library Fund
Rose Dautremont
Mary Hartzler
William Kucera
al. Walton
Edward Bushek
Leona Kucera
J. Karel
Cloyd Whitlock
Clarence Rummelthart
Joseph Patlliotet
Otto Novy
Frank Lafourek
Birthday Wishes Across Oska loosa and Beyond Today
Lucy Benz teachers Oska loosa celebrates birthday along with Joan Campbell seven, Joan Scott twelve, Mrs Frank Stransky Pilotburg, Axel Anderson, Virginia Sowash thirteen, Paul Eugene Goodwin eight, and William Andrew Finke, senior at Washington High, son of Roy M. and Mrs. Finke.
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Joan Campbell
Clifford Campbell
Joan Scott
Ralph Scott
Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Virginia Sowash
Paul Eugene Goodwin
William Andrew Finke
Washington High School
Roy M. Finke
Funeral Today for Archibald A. Morgan in Columbus City
Funeral services for Archibald A. Morgan 66 a longtime Columbus Junction resident were held at his Columbus City home. Rev W A Bloomquist officiated and burial followed in Columbus City cemetery. Morgan died at his home Saturday night after weeks of illness born Nov 7 1871 in Tennessee to Samuel and his wife. The family moved here about 40 years ago and he farmed locally Surviving are sisters Phoebe Morgan Columbus City Cora West Seattle WA a brother James Columbus City and numerous nieces and nephews A brother Ira died last year.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Archibald A. Morgan
Columbus City
W. A. Bloomquist
Methodist Church
Morgan
Washington County
Tenn
Samuel Morgan
Fairview 4-H Club Girls Hold Meeting
The Fairview Farmerettes 4-H club met Friday at the home of Eldiene and Hazel Sojka with five members and the leader present. Evelyn Marek, president, conducted the meeting and Marie Sojka gave a talk on Courtesy in the Home. The group practiced songs for Rally day and Marek was chosen as the club's delegate to Ames. Next meeting time and place are to be decided.
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Fairview Farmerettes 4-H
Eldiene
Hazel Sojka
Evelyn Marek
Marie Sojka
Ames
J. W. Baker Corps to Meet Thursday
The J. W. Baker Woman's Relief corps of West Chester will hold a Thursday afternoon meeting in the hall. All members are requested to attend for initiation of new members and to finalize plans for Memorial Sunday.
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J. W. Baker Woman's Relief Corps of
West Chester
Memorial and community notices for Living Lake area events
A series of local announcements describe a Monday evening picnic supper and program on the last school day at Living Lake with potluck meals. The West Chester Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday May 24 with committee guided refreshments and memorial planning. An American Legion hall wreath project invites patriotic women to gather arbor vitae and make grave wreaths with a noon potluck. A Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 9:50 a.m. with Mrs J T Rehmel. Prairie Flower Mission circle winners are hosting a 2 p.m. Wednesday event at the church with the reading contest winners.
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Living Lake
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Tiny Olympia Oysters Require 1800 per Gallon
A local seafood note highlights Olympia oysters being exceptionally small as about 1,800 individuals fit into a single gallon. The fact underscores their minute size and the quantity needed to meet volume.
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Olympia
Java Cocaine's Adopted Home
The coca shrub source of cocaine native to South America is cultivated chiefly in Java.
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Java
South America
Ab Named Month in Jewish Ecclesiastical Year
Ab is the fifth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical year and corresponds to the period July 15 through August 15 in the standard calendar.
Love and Jealousy Split The Three In A City Night
Marion confronts love triangle doubts as her friend Terry warns against marriage to Frank. Terry reveals her sister Belle died from a broken heart after a tumultuous love, urging Marion to choose Earnest. Marion overhears Terry and Frank, then slips away with the dawn breathing lighter.
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Marion
Terry
Belle
Frank
Marion Jensen
Theresa Hamilton
Earnest Barton
Tony
Frank S
Marian
Delhi Once Most Beautiful City in the World
Delhi, once the most beautiful city in the world, stood as the immense capital of early India in the seventeenth century, famed for grandeur and architectural splendor across its sprawling urban landscape.
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Delhi
India
Junction Chorus Finishes Fourth in Regional Festival
The mixed chorus from Column High School placed fourth in Class C at the regional music festival in Minneapolis on Friday. They returned home Saturday by Burlington Trailways bus and toured the University of Minnesota and Fort Snelling among other sights. Local events include Esther Emmons visiting her aunt, and Dr Willard Lampe preaching at Cotter Presbyterian. Warren Reynolds of Freedonia was fined 30 days in jail for fishing with four trout lines without a license, arrested by state conservation officer Earl Jago.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Minneapolis
Burlington Trailways
University of Minnesota
State Capitol
Fort Snelling
Lakes
Denver
Esther Emmons
Lee Colton
Iowa City
Kenneth Fisher
Marshalltown
Willard Lampe
Cotter Presbyterian Church
Warren Reynolds
Freedonia
Court of Justice of the Peace
Tudor House Roots Found in Owen Tudor Family
Tudor rule in England traces to Owen Tudor a Welshman who wed Catherine of France widow of Henry V this alliance began the Tudor line shaping the 16th century monarchy.
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House of
Suffrage to Women Declared In Effect August 26 1920
The secretary of state announces Article XIX giving nation wide suffrage to women went into effect on August 26 1920. This marks a historic expansion of voting rights nationwide and affects all eligible female citizens.
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Secretary of State
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Grace Hill
Ryan & Blick
Amer
Rothschild's
Country
SNIA
W.R.C. Meeting
Legion Auxiliary
Riverside Hall
Lucy Benz
Oskaloosa
Axel Anderson
A. A. Morgan
Fairview
J. W. Baker Corps
Presbyterian Cottage
J. T. Rehmel
South
Marion Avenue
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
McClure Newspaper Syndicate, Wervice
Narion
Theresa
Pocketbook of Knowledge
England
London
Aran Islands
Junction Chorus
Mined Chorus
House of Tudor
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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