Junior High Assembly Highlights Student Talks
The first junior high school assembly Wednesday featured Guy C. Caldwell speaking on wild life animals and calls, and Donald Minick addressing how to improve the home room. Milly White transfers to Perry, Pauline Shellabarser visits from Des Moines, and Helen Little discusses Important Dates in October. Mary Lytle reads a story of animals in room 202 while Harriet Be and others share reading interests.
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Guy C. Caldwell
Pauline Shellabarser
Dex Moines
Violin Duet Performed by Prebyl and Snyder in Room 101
Dorothy Prebyl and Pauline Snyder presented a violin duet in home room 101. Miriam Palmer discussed light in china during the program.
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Dorothy Prebyl
Pauline Snyder
Mirin Palmer
China
Columbus Junction Club Opens Fall Meeting Plan
Martha Butler reports from Columbus Junction that today a local club will hold its first fall meeting at Mrs. C. E. Pierce's home, with officers for the year including President Roe Hawkins, Vice President Helen Orr, Secretary Archie Norris, and Sidney Neuman.
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Columbus Junction
C. E. Pierce
Roe Hawkins
Helen Orr
Archie Norris
Sidney Neuman
Local Society Names Officers and Visits From Relatives
In Coleman County a small local society elected Tautell Harts of Wapello as president with HC Hill of Marsh as secretary and treasurer. Relatives from Ben, Columbus City, and Farmington along with the Barnes families of Newberry, Michigan, visited the J. L. Thurston home on Randolph street this week.
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Sistant
Lucile Patton
K.P. Shellabanger
Jere
Crowley and Wolties
Colemins OY
Columbus City
Tautell Harts
Wapetlo
HC. Hill
Marsh
Stuart Barnes
Newberry
Mich
ED. Barnes
Farmington
J. L. Thurston
Randolph
Ainsworth Community Club Activities Report
The L Q club met at the Rademaker home Sept 25 with weather affecting attendance. Lois Holland and Bernice Anderson were guests. A future meeting is planned with Mr and Mrs Beene bloss om Oct 10. Members attended church services, quilt making by the Kensington club, and a M E Ladies Aid bazaar supper supported by the community.
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Ainsworth
R. Re
L. Q. Club
Rademaker
Lois Holland
Haskins
Bernice Anderson
Washington
Beenblossom
R.v. Achison
Crawfordsville
McAllister
East
Howard Ling
Iowa City
Richard
White
Kensington Club
Geo. Mass
M. E. Ladies Aid
A. L. Glenn
Leta Glenn
Mac Wallace
W. E. Pauly
B. R. Lin
Kaiona
Wednesay
Siiss Elizabet Campbell
Tendene
Ann Washinton
Mim
Soronis Club
Tovey
Muscatine
Do Hazen
Rodney Arnold
Tly
Find
Roe Renson
Leroy Stocteran
Davenport
Mr Beane
W. Kitneberg Tin
Local notes from Stacyville and nearby communities
Renton returns home from H. S Baker residence after a short stay. Mrs. John Bear and daughter Tillie visit Mis. Philip Gerdes. Schools reopen after two day vacation. Neighbors attend Siamese Twins show Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Will shop in Muscatine. H. R. Baker family and J. L. Henton visit W. C. Griggs near Wellman Sunday. Harry and Tena Gerdes visit Philly Gerdes family. Clara Baker returns home in the morning.
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Ainsworth
N. L. Renton
Stacyville
Town
H. S Baker
John Bear
Tillie
Mis
Philip Gerdes
T. JH
Will
Muscatine
H.R. Baker and Sons
J. L. Henton
W. C. Griggs
Wellman
Harry
Tena Gerdes
Philly
Unclear text fragment from Richmond notices
Fragmentary item notes W J Grinstrad of Richmond staying with uncle and family. Mentions men filling silo at WHI Robertson's, nurses alumni holding pork bridge at the curses home Friday evening, unclear entry details and pricing references.
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W. J. Grinstrad
Richmond
Whi Robertson
Curses
Mello-Glo Face Powder Favored by Nurses
MELLO-GLO, the new conuerous French Process Pace Powder, is preferred by nurses because of its purity. It does not dry the skin, stays on longer, and keeps shine away. Sherman Bros druggists endorse the powder for the complexion, promising a flattering finish.
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Sherman Bros
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