Mallorys Open Store in Chicago
Roy Mallory will leave tomorrow for Chicago to join Mrs. Mallory and son Bud, who opened a grocery store there last Saturday. Their daughter Mrs Henry Schau also lives in Chicago. Mrs. Mallory's brother Howard C. Snyder moved from 215 North Second Street to the former Mallory home, 502 North Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mallory
Chicago
Mallory
Bud
Henry Schau
Howard C. Snyder
North Second Street
North Town
Gracehill Thanksgiving Dinner Gatherings Report
Gracehill residents shared Thanksgiving meals with relatives and friends at multiple homes despite a stormy day. Families attended oyster suppers, visits followed funerals, and local events included a horse sale and a horse death.
Cinderella Featured by Santa in Washington Parade
Cinderella, the fairy tale heroine, will ride a float with Santa Claus in his pre Christmas parade in Washington on Wednesday December 4. Santa cites Cinderella’s virtue and forgiveness as a reminder of Christmas spirit and rewards for goodness. The radio message promises more parade thrills and notes the event is free with Santa’s special visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinderella
Santa Claus
Washington
Santa
Cinderela
King’s Hall
Senta
Evenine Journal
Thanksgiving visits and travel across Iowa families
A roundup of Thanksgiving travel and family visits reports many المرح Swift transfers include Mr and Mrs Ray Ehrenfelt visiting Katona with Ray's parents, Cloyd Smith returning from Kansas City, and numerous local relatives hosting meals across Ottumwa Wellman Donnellson and Ames. Several individuals travel to West Liberty Richt and Mt Pleasant and Des Moines for gatherings and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ehrenfelt
Katona
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Cloyd Smith
Kansas City
Sidney Smith
Wibur Dawson
Washington
Thyroid Operation Performed at Washington County Hospital
Mrs Glen Cuddeback underwent a thyroid operation at Washington County Hospital. The procedure marks a notable surgical event at the facility and reflects ongoing medical care efforts in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Glen Cuddeback
Washington County Hospital
Birthday Bicycle Brightens Kermit Speras 16th
The text notes Kermit Spera received a new bicycle for his 16th birthday on November 29. It also mentions Mrs. Cora Long visiting Pleasant Hill and Pleasant Plain, a Thanksgiving goose dinner at the Swift home, and the 106th anniversary of Samuel Clemens birth. Other listed Nov 30 births include several named women from Hollywood to Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Spera
Cora Long
Pat Swift
Pleasant Hill Community
Pleasant Plain
Swift
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Grace Like
Hollywood
Joe Wright
Tom _ Berdo
Maynard Bell
Helen Brown
Washington
Hdna Flynn Webb
Santa Ana
Calif
Claude Flynn
Riverside
Justus Peterson
Princeton
Ill
Violet James
Florence Dunbar
Leigh W. Soule
Fred Stow
C. E. Strong
John Chance
C. W. Walker
Birthday greetings for local residents on December first
The first day of December, tomorrow, marks the birthday of Mary Juliet Lemmon and several others including Maxine Baxter Mrs. Elwyn Gardner Mrs. August Grangman of Wayland Mrs. Stanley Thompson Mrs. C. E. Griffith of West Chester Mrs. Annie Wilkins 84 and Ralph Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Maxine Baxter
Elwyn Gardner
August Grangman
Wayland
Stanley Thompson
C. E. Griffith
West Chester
Annie Wilkins
Ralph Scott
Party Celebrates Rosalin Bradford 20th Birthday
A gathering was held last night to mark Rosalin Bradford turning 20 years old. Friends and family attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalin Bradford
Virginia Burton Hosts Thanksgiving Evening
Virginia Burton entertained a group of friends on Thanksgiving night with dancing and cards. Refreshments were served and several young people home for the holiday attended, including Betty Haven, Vernette Johnson from Iowa State College Ames, Annetta Coppock from Burlington Business College, Lola Coppock from Simpson College Indianola, Phil Coppock employed at Shenandoah, William McConnell Jr from Iowa State College, Francis McConnell, Richard Johnson, Keith Lord and Stanley Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Burton
Betty Haven
Vernette Johnson
Iowa State College
Ames
Annetta Coppock
Burlington Business College
Lola Coppock
Simpson College
Indianola
Phil Coppock
Shenandoah
William McConnell, Jr
Francis McConnell
Richard Johnson
Keith Lord
Stanley Simpson
Christmas Features Planned for Fortnightly Meetings
Society notes detail December Fortnightly club events with a Christmas theme. The Literature department will present Merrie England at Mrs J A Harwood’s Monday afternoon, while Music and Bible sections meet in evening and afternoon sessions featuring holiday music and lectures. Handcraft groups are urged to bring Christmas gift display items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrie England
J. A. Harwood
Etta Buxbaum
Crawfordsville
Harry G. Miller
Frank Miller
Max Marble
H. H. McCleery
Bible Department
Frank L. Wilson
Perea
Mary Genkinger
Luke
J. A. Porter
Ella Gordon
T. A. Michels
C. C. Hillhouse
A. W. Clow
England
Clarence Jacobs
Bridge Tourney Losers Listed for Dinner Night
Losers of the country club bridge tourney will host a dinner next Friday night for the winners. Mrs. B. F. Bostwick chairs the group with many local residents attending including L. A. Jones, Ed Sullivan, Dr. E. E. Stutsman and daughter Vera, Lawrence Wilson, H. R. Rohwedder, T. W. Harwood, G. S. Kerr, I. Rothschild, I. Coffey, and M. J. Cruise. High scorers were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Orr with several top finishers listed in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bostwick
Bostwick
L. A. Jones
Ed Sullivan
E. E. Stutsman
Vera
Lawrence Wilson
H. R. Rohwedder
Harper
T. W. Harwood
G. S. Kerr
I. Rothschild
I. Coffey
West Chester and Tir
M. J. Cruise
M. L. DeCraene
Ralph Gibson
F. Bostwick
Lester Orr
A. W. Clow
EF. B. Hammer
J. O. Sexton
Ruth Haffen
FE. E. Stutsman
Philathea Class Party At Mrs Voorhees Home
Philathea class members enjoyed a Thanksgiving themed evening with stunts and music at the home of Mrs Carl Voorhees last night. Mrs Ralph Bauer assisted as hostess with seventeen members present and a one course luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Carl Voorhees
Ralph Bauer
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Exchange Christmas Gifts
Pilotburg Ladies Aid members will elect officers and hold a Christmas gift exchange Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Allie Oldfield. Mrs. Lona Oldfield will be assistant. The gifts should not exceed 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Allie Oldfield
Lona Oldfield
Friendly Social Club to Elect Officers
The Friendly Social Club will elect officers Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lewis Baker. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Social Club
Lewis Baker
Bridge Party Honors Grinnell College Girls
Two Grinnell college students Margaret as and Jean McFarlane, home for Thanksgiving, were honored guests at a bridge party hosted by Vera Stutsman. The event featured four tables of play with nna Clow earning the score prize, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell College
Virginia Breitenbach
Ruth Marie Morrison
Vera Stutsman
Margaret As
Jean McFarlane
Nna Clow
Acore
Ambitious Hustlers Reorganize Club Officers
Ambitious Hustlers 4-H club installed officers yesterday afternoon with Jane Pearson as president Naomi Booth as vice president Florence Marr as secretary treasurer and Elizabeth Den as historian Mrs Everett Roberts leaders the group at her home Mrs Roudabush aided in the reorganization and hosted a Messiah music study session Refreshments followed the meeting and the next gathering is set for Jane Pearson's home during Christmas vacation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustlers 4-H
Jane Pearson
Naomi Booth
Florence Marr
Elizabeth den
Everett Roberts
W. J. Roudabush
Roberts
Hallelujah
Thanksgiving Dinner Parties Across Local Homes
Thanksgiving gatherings spread across several households. Notable attendees include John F H Taylor of Long Beach visiting Cedar township, with diverse guests listed from the Dodder, Kurtz, Libe, Dean, Mayo, Pratt, and Crossett families along with relatives from Burlington and Washington. The report details cuisine, guests, and kinship connections in a lively, community-centered record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodder
John F. H. Taylor
Long Beach
Calif
Harrison Dodder
Harlan O’loughlin
Taylor
Cedar Township
O'Loughlin
Pharyi
Paul
Richard
Robert
D. Max
Leyburn Lewis
Nellie Dodder
Washington
Kurtz
Frank Kurtz
Lawrence Libe
Ernest Miller
Thanksgiving Visit Notes From Cen terville Area
Mrs T L Wales of Cen terville visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Worrest Jennings and their daughter Lafanne for Thanksgiving. They plan to spend tomorrow at Prof H C Doreas home in Iowa City before Mrs Wales returns home tomorrow night. Mr and Mrs I W Shene spent Thanksgiving day in Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Templeman
Ann
Maquoketa
Manchester
A. J. Robertson
Gracehill
Frank Pratt
Pearl Tressiar
Allen Shaffer
David Banks
Harve Banks
Asahel Robertson
Royal Robertson
Howard Snyder
Joyce
Junior
Asahel Robertsons
Dora Pulver
Levi Shidler
Brighton
Otis Kirton
Oriel Sankey
Kenneth
Anna Sankey
Charley McKinstry
Kaona
Bryan Snider
Margaret Jean
Richt
W. L. Rukgaber
Mt. Pleasant
H. E Rukgaber
G. EF. Howard
Ottumwa
L. H. Gilmore
D. C. Rusesil
Sylvia Corwin Warren
Pontiac
Ill
Sylvia
Ella Warren
Miriam Palmer
Newton
Wellman
Winnie Palmer
J. E. Gardner
Jessie Brindley
Wade Gardner
Lexington
W. A
T. L. Wales
Centerville
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday To Thursday
Community groups schedule gatherings across the week including a country club pot luck at 6 30 p m with a day change, church and club meetings at Fortnightly and M E churches, Rainbow Girls and Pythian Sisters events, and a Nurses benefit card party at K C hall. Local notes list venues and times with changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist W.hlm.s
R. E. Brown
Philathea
Farm Bureau
Roudabush
Carl Voorhees
Washington ,D. U. V
G. A. R. Hall
A. Harwood
Tubpsday
A. O. J. Guild
Irene Yard
F W. Eastwood
Pythian Sisters
K. C. Hall
Lewis Baker
D. L. Carbauzhiai R
Orville Elder
Pilotbure Ladies Aid Society
Allie Oldfield
Mrs Wilkins to Celebrate 84th Birthday at Dinner
Annie Wilkins, 503 South Seventh avenue, will host her 84th birthday tomorrow. She lives alone and is in good health. Born near Middletown Iowa, her father Rev Michél Lee was a Methodist pastor for many years. She will have her brother in law and sister, Mr and Mrs A P Peterson, as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wilkins
South Seventh Avenue
A. P. Peterson
Mrs. Wilkins
Middletown
Iowa
Burlington
Michél Lee
D A R Chapter Auction Tuesday Night
Washington chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Orville Elder’s home for an auction sale by the ways and means committee. Not white elephants but articles worth buying will be offered. Baked goods and cooked foods sell well. An auctioneer pledges to sell to the high bidders. The event includes a candle-light service, a reading by Miss Nellie Tripp, and carols. The regent, Mrs. A. Anderson, conducts the business meeting. former members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Orville Elder
Ways and Means Committee
Nellie Tripp
A. Anderson
Rosemary Club Couples Bridge Party Held
Mr and Mrs P F Whisler entertained the Rosemary club Wednesday evening with four tables of bridge. The high score prize went to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Foster. Mrs Whisler served a one course luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs Glen Thompson.s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Whisler
Rosemary Club
Lloyd Foster
Wedding Announcement for Una Smith and Cloyd Cornick
Today announces the wedding of Una Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Smith of seven miles north of Washington to Cloyd E Cornick son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Cornick near Mt Union. The 7 p m November 30 1934 ceremony was at Rock Island with Dr William G Oglevee officiating. They exchanged rings in a double ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Smith
Earl Smith
Washington
Cloyd E. Cornick
Elmer Cornick
Mt. Union
Rock Island
William G. Oglevee
South Park Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Fred Barber Hosts Kensington Club Meeting
Mrs Fred Barber entertained the Wednesday Kensington club at her home with social time and needlework. A luncheon was served and guest Mrs Mellie Parrow, recently ill, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Fred Barber
Kensington Club
Mellie Parrow
Christmas Gifts Exchange Policy
Christmas gifts will be exchanged with each item not to exceed fifteen cents in cost.
Renzs Visit for Thanksgiving with Mrs Charlea Rene
Don Renz and Miss J Lucy Renz from O?ska joined their mother Mrs Charlea Rene for Thanksgiving at the family home. The gathering marked a holiday reunion with relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Renz
Miss J Lucy Renz
O&ska
Charlea Rene
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Reister & Sons
Ruth
Rhua Rotzinger
Ernest Miler
Ottumwa Heights Academy
Mil
A. H. Brinning
Rubio
W.L. Lloyd
Brighon
Will Koening
Bernadine
Richmond
Herbert Korflil
J. N. Phillips
Excelsior Springs
Harriet
Ft. Madison
W. B. Crooks
Suh
Mallorys
Westinghouse
Mazda
Southern Utilities Go
Eleanor Miller
Spera
John Speidel
Des Moines
New York City
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Pennsylvania Hotel
Waldorf Astoria
Helen Foster
Dorothy Freisner
Sac City
Margaret Stewart
Wila Palmer
Aligail Wells
Ernette Johnson
Charles Berdo
Ezra Smith
Earl Kindig
Carl Rothlisberger
William McConnell , Jr
Everett Hayes
Don Rinner
Joe McConnell
Tacoma
Wash
Helen Hesseltine
Virginia Burton Entertains Group
Pilotburg
Grinnellians
Dr. Dean
Ray
Dean
Mr. Dean
A’ Ftrohm
Loretta Clifford
Strourney
Mayo
O. R. Mayo
Maurice
University
Parent
R. P. Dewey
Lawson Crone
Art Pratt
Ari Pratt
W. D. Crossett and Sons
Bob and
Gene
Mr Mr
Chitiles Crossett
D.A.R
Panama
Rochester
H’dk
ER. M. Bridges & Company
South Side Square
Washington, Town
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