Pupil Recital at Christian Church Features Many Pieces
Edith Boil fay's piano pupils performed a Saturday afternoon program at the Christian church. Selections included works by Williams, Campbell, MacDowell, Chopin, Schumann, and Saint Saens among others, with student duets and teacher participation, drawing a grateful audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Boilfay
Christian Church
John M. Williams
Brownies
Fertile Crozier
Barbour
Ferne Crozier
Melody
Eugene Mack
Daryl Fetters
Schumann Daryl Fetters
Samson and Delilah
Abel Tie Wie
Wees
C. Saint Saens
MacDowell
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Rea Berne Enslin
Pixies
Lone
Brown Lucille Busby
Abe Martin Warns of Gray Hair Craze and Dyes
Abe Martin laments gray hair obsession and the dangers of modern hair dyes. He jokes about remedies from steam to emery dust while criticizing dyed hair on women and the vanity of reconditioned looks. He notes heredity of gray hair and cautions against false appearances in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopps
Community groups announce June meetings and events
The Ladies Aid of St Paul Evangelical church hosts an all day meeting at Mrs John Bell's home June 3. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of West Chester meets Mrs Niffenegger Tuesday at 2 PM to study the Constitution. Priscilla club holds a 1 PM luncheon June 1 at Mrs Ross's home. Daughters of the Union Veterans meet Tuesday at 7 50 PM in the G A R hall. Royal Neighbors initiate Monday evening in Woodman’s hall. bring dishes to pass. DOAR meeting Tuesday at Mrs Ralph Livingstone's home. Log Cabin open 11 AM Decoration Day. Kolah Club meets Wednesday with sample goods. Pleasant Plain missionary society all day June 2 at Mrs Ed Gallagher's. Young Women's Missionary Society meets Monday at Mrs Lovelett's. West Chester Baptist Kensington social June 2. City Library closed Monday. Moose Lodge social planned for several days. Methodist church children invite mothers to missionary meeting Thursday 3 30 to 5 PM at Ex Senator Brookhart's home. Bread Just Us Club hosted by Mrs Dan Roher Wednesday at 2 50. ladies to bring items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
St. Paul Evangelical Church
John Bell
The
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
Ed Gallagher
Methodist Church
Brookhart
Sarah Rowhouser
Charles Rowhouser
New London
Hilton Patton
Downers Grove
My F. Patton
Ed Sheehan
New York City
L. C. Moore
Edith
Edna Tomfeld
Parsons College
Fairfield
Frank Winsor
Seneca
Kansas
L Kk. Maurer
Herbert Cutkamp
Ft. Morgan
Colo
T .B. Johnston
I. A. Endsley
Carl Johnston
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
C. N. Johnston
J. C. Ritchie
Fred Duncan
S. J. Lewis
Frank Edmondson
American Legion Auxiliary
Everett Elshoff
Raymond
Brockway
Port Aflen
Conesville
H. B. Thomas
Beulah Wilson
West Branch
Clayton van Meter
Oskaloosa
Wes Sojka
Iowa City
Blanch Murphy
Lilian Endicott
Loraine Lasek
Louis Coon
Jim Fosters
George Canotts
Murphy
Ernest.Meckse
Daryl
John Roth
Washington
Laird Simpson
Ed Lins
Ernest Meeks
Cash Taylor
Ik. Meeks
Showalter Home
Local Club M eeting Notes From Community Notices
The Red Brick District Ladies plan a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Joe McGraw. The Hermonys club hosts a pot luck luncheon at Mrs. R. J. Davidson's home on Wednesday at 4 PM with each member bringing one guest. The Rosemary club gathers with Mrs. Vince Marek Wednesday afternoon. A Girl Scouts meeting is set for Thursday June 3 at 4 15 in the women's room. attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McGraw
Hermonys Club
R. J. Davidson
The
Rosemary Club
Vince Marek
Scovis
Vita
Joanna at Fox theatre presents a million dollar dilemma
In Edwin Carewe and Firet National’s Joanna Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall star as a poor dress model who inherits a million dollars. The plot follows how she spends the fortune amid temptations and fair weather friends with a supporting cast including George Fawcett and Dolores del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna
Edwin Carewe-Firet
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhal
Fox Theatre
George Fawcett
Paul Nicholson
Lilian Langdon
John T. Murray
Edwards Davis
Dolores del Rio
Rita Carewe
Weather, storms and farm notes from Sandy Hook
May 28 report from Sandy Hook details a 101 degree shade reading after a heavy rain and electrical storm. The storm caused a fire at Mrs. Tom Stacy's barn and struck local windmill towers and utility poles while residents prepared for better roads and cared for setting hens in a shop-turned-nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
N.be
Tom Stacy
Brighton
Taylor Stout
Joe Walt
Nature
Andy Farrier
R. L. Badger
Washington
N. E
Painting coop floor to deter mites saves work
It suggests painting the underside of the coop floor to harbor mites as a preventive measure. The writer calls it a little work and expense that pays big by saving future mite fighting effort, then notes stopping because the garden calls.
Marriage and community notes from Columbus Junction and area
Mr and Mrs J H Rodrack announce the engagement and marriage of their son to Miss Carmen Moomhower on May 22 in Mason City. Memorial Service plans at Columbus High School include Rev J D O Dell and Rev J B Rendall with music and the Gettysburg Address. Local obituaries, church elections, and social events fill this community column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
J. H. Rodrack
Wiht
Carmen Moomhower
Mason City
C. Rye
Rodrack
Sinclair of Station
Jacob Stork
Centura
Minnesota
Rodruck
Columbus High School
J. D. O'Dell
Wm. Gilkey
Lincoln
Ada Kemp
J. B. Rendall
Muscatine
W. F. Ruston
Columbus City Cemetery
Highland Center Health Notes and Hospital Visit
A Highland Center note reports Daryl Meeks left at Perkins hospital for hip disease and Norma to undergo five weeks of treatment. The writer urges greater caution and watchfulness for children after visiting the hospital and observing pitiful cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Center
Daryl Meeks
Perkins Hospital
Norma
Sunlit Ward Residency and Local Socials Report
Observations from a hospital ward show sun baths on veranda beds for Beva and boys and girls separated by gender, with mixed cases ranging from severe to improving. The piece also records local visitors, family ties, birthdays, and routine social visits across Cedar Rapids and nearby farms, including farm weather notes and cattle exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beva
T. Beranek
Frank Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Wes Sojka
Lod Kus
J. Lasek
Loraine
Anthony Horak
Claire Kron
Henry Casper
Iowa City
Will McCreedy
Sarah
Murphy
Myra
Alice Meeks
Lorraine Lasek
Blanch Murphy
Memorial events and local notices in Pleasant Plain area
The community plans to meet at the club house at 2 o'clock and march to the cemetery for the Memorial program with invocation, addresses, and a service by the American Legion. Twin sons Iris Robert and Richard van Zante announced born May 22 at Martelle to Mr. and Mrs. Van Zante, former residents. Various residents attend funerals, visits, and trips, including Des Moines and Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PUNE
Tiencides Me
B. P. James Dore
Cone Cnelr
Lincoln
John McClintic
K. L. Edmondson
American Legion
Iris
YC. van Zante
Martelle
Robert
Richard
van Zantes
Kind
Harry Reese
Lora
Winfield
Gladys Lewis Pickard
Pleasant Plain
Frank Hoover
Fairfield
B. P. James
Effie Keegan
Des Moines
Theo Priser
Brighton
Theo
The
Farm Journal
Chicago
Los Angeles
Willard Lindauer
John William
A. R. Joney
Lindauer
DeWitt
Clinton County
Hazel Hartley
R. N. Reedy
Mediapolis
Mabel Davis
Robi
Edwards
Donald
Robert Jr
Betty
Morning Sun
Morning Sun High School
Frank Swisher
Bloomfield
H. L. Gordon
Kirksville
Oklahoma
W. 5
Follen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atoll
Midaigeel
Gwendolyn Hunter
Helen J. Cramin
Jola Dittmer
Teacher
Conpettiata L. BR. Campbell
L. B. Campbell
Jean Maton
Jean, B. Campbell
Mathews
Jean Stewart
Garnsey Margaret Alice
G. Martin
Mary Jane Conger
Garnsey
Wee Vidiete
Caccncnne Powell
Edna Maurine Mayhe
Rosemary
Lucille Busby
Ogne Garnsey
Wilda Busby
Narcissus
Ethelbert Nevin
Eva Diller
Dream Gang
Esther McCreedy
Rolfe
Margaret Alice Stewart
UAVS
Ieatstoh
Entabehien
Bach Fe Kussuer
Henry Shields
Shields
West Main Street
Jungmann
Patricia Keeley
Torjussen
Donna Clow Vale
Encennes Durand
Sarah Marie Davis
Ee Ae Bach Saghey ‘Chundbaieine
Ek Mathews
Mittens
Lawson
Doris Clow
Mrs
Wild Rose MacDowell
Will
Jensen
Chopin Margaret Livingston
Schumann
Onnesece Mozart
Hipsher
Mary Ellen Lytle
Mary Pauls
Sinding
Alt Wen Godowsky
Grieg
Joan Keeley
Oberon Low
Helen Jungbluth
Carolyn McCleery
Spout
Teibadetaeaee
Poldini
Ruth Hedges
Abe Martin
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
West Chester
Niffenegger
Brumback
Priscilla Club
D. J. Ross
John McLaughlin
Ross
S Lowa
Daughters of the Union Veterans of Civil War
G. A. R. Hall
Woodman's Hall
DOA. R
Ralph Livingston
Kolah Club
Neil Trotman
P. m
Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
West Chester Baptist Kensington
Erma Ralston
T. Poore
Moose Lodge
Just Us
Dan Roher
America
Ansemblage
Rev. J. T. Aiken
G. Alr
W. RK. C
Rebekah Lodge
Edith Koch
Jane Lechner
Hazel Shepherd
Bernice Cassady
Carrie Whistler
Hill Crest Cemetery
Rothschilds
Luish
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