Miss Myrtle Ainsworth Weds Wilbur Long in May Ceremony
Miss Myrtle Ainsworth of Cedar Rapids wed Wilbur Long of Reinbeck at four o'clock Saturday afternoon May 21 near Nashua. Rev. William Kent officiated. Attendants were Miss Jean Johnson and Charles Long. The bride, long time in Cedar Rapids, worked at Killian Department store. the groom, a Washington High School and Chillicothe Business College alumnus, is cashier at Wilson Produce in Reinbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Ainsworth
Wilbur Long
Cedar Rapids
Reinbeck
Little Brown Curen
Nashua
Mr. Long
C. W. Long
Washington
William Kent
Jean Johnson
Charles Long
University of Town
William Baldridge
Killian Department Store
Long
Washington High School
Chillicothe Business College
Wilson Produce Company
Vacation Bible School Opens at United Presbyterian Church
In Columbus Junction the two week program began at United Presbyterian church on Monday with Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Ramsdale, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Nellie Moore, and Helen Orr teaching and guiding the group through daily activities.
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Columbus Junction
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Co. S. Ramsdale
Mary
Nellie Moore
Helen Orr
Washington county women plan informal political conference
Local notices urge all democratic women in Washington county to attend an informal conference in Washington on Thursday afternoon May 26 with Mrs. James Daniels as county chairman. Also listed events include W R C meetings, memorial day planning, and a dance at the K C hall.
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Washington County
Washington
Fuller
James Daniels
Burton's Inn
Democrat
Fortnightly Club Donates 50 to Y W C A
The Fortnightly club held a general meeting at the Y W C A and donated 50 to the organization. About 30 to 40 members attended under Mrs J A Porter who presided and a new member was elected. A final meeting will occur when war books are ready for distribution in June.
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Y. W. C. A. Women's Room
J. A. Porter
May 24 Masonic and Shrine Meetings In West Chester
The West Chester Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday May 24 evening. The Royal Neighbors meet at city hall at 8 o'clock. Damascus Shrine No. 10 holds regular meeting at the Masonic temple also May 24 at 8 pm. Election and installation of worthy chaplain. Worthy high priestess reports on Detroit trip. A reception for Rose M. Reid and past worthy high priestesses follows the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Pythian Sisters
The
M. FE. C
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Supreme Shrine
Detroit
Rose M. Reid
Shepherds
Local clubs plan Midweek meetings and dinners
The Business and Professional Women's club will dine with the Senior Girl Reserves at the Y at 6 15 Wednesday May 25. Members may request excusal or guest approval by notifying Mary Briley before 7 P.M. Monday May 23. Country club women host a golf breakfast at 7 30 Wednesday May 25. Mrs Tem pleman to be notified for attendance. The Woman's Missionary Society of Bethel church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Howard Applegate. The Rosemary club gathers Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Thompson. Senior Girl Reserves will join the Y W for a Wednesday night dinner. The Navajo club meets with Mrs F R Mauthe Wednesday afternoon. The HW H Bridge club meets with Mrs Ray Cox Wednesday evening at 8.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mary Briley
Country Club
Robert Templeman
Woman's Missionary Society of Bethel Church
Howard Applegate
Rosemary Club
Glenn Thompson
Y. W
Hw.h. Bridge Club
Ray Cox
Leland Morrison
May 26 Club Meetings and Socials Roundup
Independent club and Pansy Hill group plan gatherings with Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. Mark Kephart. The Wellston, Havre, Kings Heralds, Rural Women and Country Club groups meet or host events including a quilt display, pot luck, and luncheon. A Bible class quilting day and a K C dance with a good orchestra are also listed.
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Pansy Hill Club
Mark Kephart
W H M S of M E church to meet with Mrs Dayton
W H M S of the M E church will meet with Mrs J D Dayton at 218 East Main Friday afternoon at an unspecified time. The note highlights a church group gathering in a small town setting.
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W.H. M.S
M. E. Church
J. D. Dayton
E. Main
Fruit Sandwiches for Summer Era Promotes Outdoor Picnics
A historic article promotes fruit sandwich ideas for summer outdoor meals. It lists tropical variations using cocoanuts and pineapple with bread, plus cheese based options like pineapple jam and nut blends. Recipes include Banana Pineapple, Two-Layer Pineapple with lobster, and Chicken Salad Pineapple combos, emphasizing pineapple syrup for drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Annual mite box opening led by Mrs H J Ward
The event features Mrs H J Ward leading a mite box opening session at 2 30 with the goal of large attendance. Community members are invited to participate and support the collection effort.
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H. J. Ward
Des Moines May 24 Powder Analysis Sale Analysis
Des Moines reports analysis of powders being sold, detailing composition and regulatory scrutiny. Officials review shipments and potential hazards, with industry and consumer safety emphasized in the coverage.
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Des Moines
Town stores warn on sale of sodium floride as poison
W F Meads secretary of the state pharmacy board warns that selling sodium floride except in labeled poison packs is illegal. An earlier note in Journal Classified Ads Pay mentions a 1 8 per cent dividend totaling 155000 to be distributed today to depositors of three banks in Oelwein Randalia and the state bank.
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W. FF. Meads
State Pharmacy Board
Oelwein
Aetna State Bank
State Bank of
Randalia Savings Bank
Fortnightly Club Drama Dept Elects Officers End Year
The Fortnightly club Drama department wrapped its year with a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Carl Roberts home. About twenty seven members and guests attended. Outgoing president Mrs. J A Porter and incoming president Mrs W McLaughlin joined the event. Mrs S Williams was re elected leader with Ruth Lemley as assistant and Miss Aileen Milligan as secretary treasurer.
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Carl Roberts
J. A. Porter
W. McLaughlin
S. Williams
Ruth Lemley
Talleyrand June sheet and local social notes
TALLEYRAND June sheet records hog delivery by D J Cody for John W Greiner on Monday and a closing day school event attended by a large crowd. It lists visits and calls including the Tinnes family, Clarence Kiefer work for Les Vobe, the Sheets and Burrell Sheet shopping in Ottumwa, and several neighborly calls and visits.
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Talleyrand
D. J. Cody
Hublo
John W. Greiner
Luella
Eileen
Leroy
Cloyce
Neomi
Bloch Publishing Firm Led Early Western Flag Making
The Bloch Publishing Company of New York founded in 1854 in Cincinnati produced the first printed American flags west of the Alleghenies and was for years the only printed flag manufacturers in the West.
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Bloch Publishing Company of
New York
Cincinnati
Alleghanies
West
Open Garden Day Aids Washington Clubs
The Fortnightly club garden department invites Ka lona and Ainsworth clubs to join with the Washington public in visiting gardens on Open Garden day Thursday May 26 in Washington. New addressees include Mrs Er C Bieber 1020 South Town and Miss Ida Harmon 215 North Fourth Street among others. List of gardens shows many residents on East Washington East Jefferson West Madison and Sunset Park addition hosting tours.
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Kalona
Ainsworth
Washington
Er. C. Bieber
South Town
Ida Harmon
North Fourth Street
Billy Cox
West Jefferson
Chas
W. Davis
South Marion
A. Anderson
Sunset Park
M. W. Bailey
East
Washington Street
C. C. Wilson
Arthur Griffith
A. Alderson
Timmerman
Joe Marek
Orville Dayton
Marek
Town
Leonard Bailey
West
Third Street
Etha Dawson
Jefferson
Joe Melinski
D. D. Sherman
Wests Jefferson
Octjen Brothers
J. F. Simpson
B. Meyers
Madison
Earl Simpson
L. L. Lemley
Monroe Street
Bertha Meek
East Main
Rudie Schmidt
R. H. Dean
North Iowa
Nellie Tripp
North Ave
Mazie Stewart
North Second
R. E. Dougherty
D. W. Harvey
Maude Hott
South Second
Americanisms in Modern English Compared to 18th Century Speech
The text notes that Modern English in the United States differs markedly from 18th century English. It highlights distinctions in spoken language in the two regions and in word pronunciation and meanings. It defines Americanisms as words and phrases developed in this country across different periods.
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United States
England
Funeral arrangements set for 11 year old Connie Traut
Akron reporters note Connie Traut an 11 year old drowned yesterday while swimming in a gravel pit. Authorities prepared funeral plans as relatives mourn the tragedy caused by the accident at the quarry lake.
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Akron
INS
Connie Traut
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Howard Stewart
Gardner
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Martha Butler
Nelly Don
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Sigourney
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North Marion
Court House
Sons of Veterans
K. C. Hall
Mesdames
W. A. Norris
Faye Green
A. J. Zion
Leslie Lowe
Alice Marie Schlunz
Fred Schlunz
Albert Breneman
George Breneman
Sherrill
N. Y
Fred Sehlunz, Jr
Ottumwa
Breneman
New York City
H. W. Hendricks
Evangelical
Spring Run
Cairo
I. C. Dornacher
Elaine
Joyce
Rock Island
J. H. Rodruck
Columbus High School
Burlington
Crapo Park
Marvin Teeters
C. C. Bond
Chester
Michigan
Mary Kox
Hart
Olive Pennell
Barrien Springs
W. G. Robertson
Henry
New Wilmington
L. B. Robertson
Pittsburgh
Robert Cavin
Chicago
Indian Creek Community Club
J. C. Gabriel
Mesdames Floyd Johnston
Harry Johnston
VIA
L. Goodlander
Iowa
C. Anderson
Davenport, la
Y.W.C.A
Navajo Club
F. R. Mauthe
Independent Club
Walter Brown
Wellston Social Club
Clyde Dawson
Havre
Howard Baker
Kings Heralds
J. H. Peet
Rural Women’s Club
Ladies Bible Class
Presbyterian Church
R. L. McGue
K. C
Journal
Curtis
Mrs. Curtis
Chivdren
John H Currtis
John Hugh Curtis
Norfolk
Drama Dept
Hienrich and McNess
Sophie Singmaster
Mrs.Hazel
Charlie Cable
and Howers
Wolf Floral CO
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