Local social notices from Young America area events
Mrs J N Phillips and Harriet visited Ames and Toledo Iowa then returned home. Several families hosted gatherings and trips to Burlington Crawfordsville Fairfield Kalona and Prairie Flower church. Notables include Harriet entering college and a Hog sale by Ernest Carlson with other community activities.
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Young America
J. N. Phillips
Ames
Harriet
Toledo
Iowa
John Minner
Clarence McCreedy
Arthur
Hope
J. H. McCreedy
Keota
Will Miller
Betty
Ben Briley
Lloyd Humston
Burlington
W. J. Marie
California
Bartholow
Charles
Carlson
Maynard Kallous
Kreb
Kalona
Jessie
Fairfield
Charlies Cherry
John
Briley
Tedford
Edgar Porter
Studebaker
Burl Pringle
Harold Briley
Leo
Leonard Marie
Frank Bandy
Clara Louise
Frank Pringle
Grippe
H. B. Porter
Prairie Flower Church
Sam McKee
Ernest Carlson
Campbell
Cleveland
Ohio
R. G. Vincent
Charles Bartholow
Frank Bandy Jr
Frank Dittmer
Givans
Mr. Bauer
Claud Rhodebeck
Helen
Preston Wolf
So and Sew club meets in Dayton Grove September gathering
The So and Sew club held its September meeting on Oct 5 with Mrs Libbie Leet, many members attended, next meeting planned at Mrs Ola Knotts on Oct 26, 1923. Several local residents visited Washington and attended church and youth events, including West Chester vs Brighton football 13 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Grove
So and Sew Club
Libbie Leet
Ola Knotts
West Chester
Brighton
Trail of the Lonesome Pine at Fox Theatre
Paramount romance The Trail of the Lonesome Pine starring Mary Miles Minter screens at the Fox Theatre on Wednesday. The plot centers on Cumberland mountains feuding families and a romance with John Hale played by Antonio Moreno ending in reconciliation and marriage for June Tolliver and Hale.
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Paramount
Mary Miles Minter
Fox Theatre
The
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
Antonio Moreno
John Hale
June Tolliver
Miss Minter
Hale
June
Tolliver
Falin
Falius
Mr. Moreno
Edwin Brady
Frances Warner
J.S. Stembridge
Cullen Tate
Ernest Torrence
John Fox, Jr
Will M. Ritchey
Charles Maigne
Tender Hearted Empress Ends Milk for Calves Edict
A historical note recalls a benevolent Chinese empress who outlawed milk drinking to spare calves from hardship. The edict reflected compassion toward livestock, shaping dietary practices among her people for generations.
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Geo, Ferguson
O. D. Ferguson
Washington
Baptist
Will Embree
Embree
Anovr
John McGraw Giants
E¢M
Poland
West Monroe Street
T. C. Deal
Frank Macon
Maxwell
Brown’s Tire
Washington St
Washington Motor Co
Iowa Ave
E. Louck
W. 2Nd St
E. A. Lovelett
E. 3Rd St
Vacuum Oil Company