Acheson Kilgore wedding held at Ainsworth home
Mise Helen Acheson daughter of Mrs. W. E. Acheson and Claude L. Kilgore son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kilgore were married at 10:30 AM today in the Ainsworth residence of the bride’s mother. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. F. McAllister with about thirty attendees, the couple planning a weeklong Kentucky honeymoon before settling on the bride’s mother’s farm.
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Conor Eh
Pee City
Grace Like
Los Angeles
H. F. McAllister
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
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Ace Evans
A. W. Benn
Washington
Ainsworth High School
Parsons College
Lyear
Mr. Kilgore
Ainsworth
Kitucky
Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Fresh Skin
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Sewers Ladies Social Union Meeting Note
The New Haven ladies Social Union met with Mrs Helen Wolfe serving twelve members and five guests. They ung pillow tops and enjoyed social time, with refreshments of fruit salad cake coffee and mints prepared by the hostess and her sister Mrs Pearl Richardson. Next meeting will be with Mrs Nehe Snyder Tuesday Oct ni.
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Aves Ladies Social Union
Mears
New Haven
Pearl Richardson
Nehe Snyder
Sunshine Community club plans tornado comforters drive
The Just Us club met at Mrs. Sam Hoyt’s home for a noon potluck and sewing session. The Sunshine Community club, led by Mrs. Frank Moore, organized immediate comforter making for the tornado district, with a later planning of a Friday night weiner roast and a forthcoming meeting at Mrs. Amy Koehler’s home.
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Incheon
Church notices and fundraising plans in local schedule
The snippet lists upcoming church events including a Ladies Aid meal at Thompson's market, a rally day and postponed communion services at Bethel and Presbyterian churches, a funeral for W. J. Brooks, and a Wednesday supper at New Haven church with serving starting at 5:30. It mentions clothing drives and assistance by Mrs. Wanerus and notes meetings of the Men’s Mbt Chass and various announcements.
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Bethel Presbyterian Church
Mth
WH Parker
New Haven
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Social Calendar for West Chester Community Events
Community notices list Thursday events at the Country Club and West Chester churches. Speakers include Ruth Wheaton and missionary society gatherings, with multiple women's groups meeting Friday afternoon and evening, 2:00 to 7:30. Initiation postponed. attendance urged for Ladies Social and Missionary society events.
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West Chester
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National Field Sectary
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Sunshine Committee to Hold Weiner Frank Scranton Evening
Mildred Guthrie will be devotion leader and Mrs T J McElmin ey in charge. The Sunshine Com will hold a weiner Frank Scranton home Friday eve ning at 6 0. Bring sandwiches wen esh fruit dish to pass and dishes for your own aly Saturday. The Young Women mission ary society of United Presbyterian church meets Saturday at 2 30 in church parlors with leader Mrs Jessie Schoonover. Regular meeting of W R Saturday afternoon at 2 30.
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Weiner
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Harry. Fishop
da Koehler
Datter
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Homer Hunt
Henry Hunt
Amy Koehler
Woman's Missionary Soc
He United Presbyterian Church
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T. J. McElMiney
the Sunshine Com
Weiner Frank Scranton
Aly
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Jessie Schoonover
Presbyterian Sunday school group visits Rev Balcott
Martha Butler reports Columbus Junction Presbyterians from the W.M.S class journeyed to Seaton Newfoundland to spend a day with Rev Theodore M Balcott and Jane. The article notes various church figures and upcoming events tied to the local Reformed and adjacent congregations with names and dates.
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W. M. Ti
Presbyterian Sunday School
Seaton
Theodore M. Balcott
Jane
Ec Tee
Gunettome
Peta Hs
Rufus €. Zartman
Petetepte
Rangeliom
Lesan
Tata
Haaien Riksey
Vicky Wooarett
Aleston
Local notes on visits and family news from Des Moines area
Harold Rost and family stopped by to visit Mrs Silas Rost while Charies Been Blossom from Rock Island stayed through Sunday. We noted Viola’s gradual walking progress as Lee Hunt and family visited, with Bartholow linked to sisters.
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Harold Rost
Des Voines
Silas Rost
Charies
Rock Island
Charles Ba
Lee Hunt
Weekend visit highlights McClure family in Washington
Week ends with Mr and Mrs Elmer McClure and baby visiting the Loute Schroeder home where Eatma Schroeder remains ill with flu. The Le G club met Friday with a patty tuck supper and rock games. Damage lot of details skip.
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Baby
Washington
Schroeder
Hazel
Wehr
Uils
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Florence Marr
Ahmeda Becableson
Community library event planned for Friday
The Community club hosts a literary meeting at the school on Friday night October 9 to raise funds for the traveling library. Local residents including Mr and Mrs EV Humphreys and others visit nearby homes while families attend social and farm bureau gatherings in town.
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F F. Humphreys
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Literature Defined De Quincey and the Fear of Literature
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WEST HIGHLAND COMMUNITY NOTES AND VISITS
Mrs Ida Meeks reports a busy weekend with visits from Everette Coon and Levi Meeks of Norton Missouri to Wellman and Crawfordsville areas. Numerous family gathering at Joe Krotz and Joe Murphys homes along with calls from Consamus sisters Iowa City and others. Members attended a high school party and visited the storm area while extended families shared Sunday meals.
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Mirs
Everette Coon
James Murphys
Wellman
Levi Meeks
Norton
Kansas
Jesse Meeks
Joe Lukaysky
Will Suttle
Crawfordsville
Loraine
Margaret Consamus
Iowa City
Joe Krotlene
Alice Florang
Charlie Bruegges
Lester Macon
Washington
Joe McCreedy
Mexico
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Louis Coon
Mily
Joe Krotz
Daryl Meeks
Lloyd Durst
Louis Schwab
Thompson Hen
Local Notes and Social Gatherings Stir Murky Sept News
Sept 2 notes show Phyllis Trail ill causing school absence after a year of perfect attendance. Ed Hester hosts sister visit from last Thursday. Community members attend dinners with the Rices and Isenhowers in Burlington. Local families visit hospitals, celebrate birthdays, and host Busy Bee Club at the Trail home. Forschers report Farmers Union gathering with a weiner roast and social time among eleven families.
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NE. Jones
Ed Hester
James Rice
Ida
Perne
Ol Rice
da Isenhower
Burlington
Cecil Morgans
Hally
Chi
Walter Bray
John Kane
Donald
Irma
Glenn Heauchamp
Herman Gowey
Floyd Johnson
Henry Willian
Fairfiele
Herman Gower
Leland Roberts
Pern Rice
Duke
Mr. H Hawthorn
Dames Rien
Charles Dod
Tornado viewership and community notices from Crawfordsville area
Richmond correspondent reports Claude Escher broke an arm after a swing. Thousands viewed the Crawfordsville tornado wreckage while Holy Trinity held Forty Hours devotions. The Holy Trinity youths plan a play at Casing Hall on Oct 11. Local folks like Mrs. Patterson and Mr Chez receive repairs and cement-block work advances.
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Pete
Towa
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Harry Strabla
Frank Chez
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Elwyn Lintz
Franklin Center News
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Steam boat voyage from Louisville to New Orleans
A fragment notes the advent of steam boats with a voyage from Louisville to New Orleans taking about four months, mentioning Tom Umee.
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