Virginia Clark Visits and Travels Across Midwest
Virginia Clark went to Brigh ton to visit her sisters and will travel to Des Moines this morning. Mrs. John Custer returned from Muscatine where she visited Mrs. Glenn Hosen and Miss Edith Guster. Mrs. F A Sherbeck of West Chester leaves for Long Beach California to spend winter with her mother Mrs Ire Bowman and Ruth Sherbeck who attends high school there. Mrs. Harry Davie traveled via Wayland to her home after visiting her daughter. Mrs. Davis resides in West Chester. Feeds and groceries available for cash or nitrate for eggs at Fairmount Creamery Company. 69tf Tues and Fri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Custer
Muscatine
Glenn Hosen
Edith Guster
F. A. Sherbeck
West Chester
Long Beach
Cealif
Ire Bowman
Ruth Sherbeck
Harry Davie
Wayland
Vaughn Schlatter
Davis
Fairmount Creamery Company
The Lost World at Graham Theatre four days start
Notices report a four day showing of The Lost World at Graham theatre starting Monday November 2 1713 with local guests visiting the Sam Donahey and Mrs BE Greenfield. Various residents from Chicago Bona parte and Muscatine are mentioned alongside court attendance by Alex Miller Schuyler Livingston in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Theatre
Frank Conklin
George Karatzenburg
Chicago
Sam Donahey
Alex Miller
Schuyler Livingston
Davenport
Judge Woodrough
Omaha
Wade
Community items and notices from a local paper
Local brief highlights include visits and travel of Mrs. J W Eyestone and Miss Esther Thurston, a move to Marshalltown for A J Eyestone, and social events. Advertisements mention bargain shoes at 2.95, winter coats from 6 75, Raisin Day and bakery items, and church mission meetings in progress.
Bargain News and Local Notices
A collage of small ads and notices from Cedar Township shoppers and merchants. Shoes for children sold at 2.45 per pair, slippers at 95 cents, coal car marking, local tax payment deadline before Nov 1 1925, and public auction details. Also reports visits, sales, sermons, andatrical announcements from Washington Iowa area merchants and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Atchison
Cedar Township
Board of Trustees
H. J. Myers
Washington
Iowa
Griffen Elevates Hawkeye Center From Fat to Form
Harold W. Griffen captained the Iowa Hawkeyes at center after dropping from 235 to 220 pounds. The 1925 team leader trains to match top centers and can pass effectively. His university career ends after four games, with a final home appearance against Wisconsin on November 7 at Iowa Field, the first Badger visit in twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Lowa
Harold W. Griffen
Hawkeye
Griffen
Iowa
Wisconsin
Badgers
Community club and social notices from Egypt and area groups
A compiled page lists local club meetings and social events. Egypt Schoolhouse hosts a box supper and candy social on Tuesday evening with a program at 8:00. Marjorie L. Smith is named as teacher. Other entries announce ghost story night for Sunshine Community Club with Mrs J O Matthews, a Piscilla club date change with Mrs Fred Stewart, Moose Lodge social for members and invitees, and meetings for West Chester M E Church Women’s Society with Mrs Lindenmeyer. Additional items include Ladies Ald Society at Pleasant Hill Christian Church, Christian church work groups needing scissors and darning needles, Havre Social Club, a masquerade for National F C members, Fleur de Lis Club activities, candy and pie social at Albaugh School with Mabel Sands, and a Jackson Center school program with Hilda Durst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt School House
Marjorie L. Smith
Harmony Club Hosts Halloween Social and Weiner Roast
The Harmony Club plans a Halloween social at the half Friday evening with each Rebekah lady inviting one guest.21713 members will attend a weinle roast at Malcolm Montgomery's home Friday night Oct 30. Attendees are requested to mask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Harmony Club
Malcolm Montgomery
Epworth League Hallowe'en Social at Church Basement
The Epworth League holds a Friday evening social in the church basement. It is not a masquerade but attendees may wear masks if they wish. The event promises a enjoyable time for all attendees and invites participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Hallowe'en Social
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie
Chaplin
FOX Theatre
Virginia Clark
Brighton
Tes Moines
C. C. Ross
Tani
John Shields & Sons
Fred Schmidt
Bonaparte, Town
BE. FE. Greenfield
Sanitary Dairy
Wilford Short
Buffalo
N. Y
Will Harwood
Stort
C. & R. Produce Co
Charles Reps
Keith
Knoxville
Maxine Sable
Mra L. McGill
John Dalton
Ainsworth
Mra. PL
L. Jordan
J. W. Eyestone
Mt. Vernon
A. J. Eyestone
Marshalltown
National Correspondence School
Ward's
Cornell
Guess
Willam Bragg
Parsons
Esther Thurston
Boston
W. W. Bowers
Miss Thurston
Japan
Mothers’ and Daughters
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies of the
Methodist Church
Kansas City
Mayo
Ed Pfeffer
Keota
Epp
J. B. Coffey
H. F. Sum
Apollo
Chas. Brown
Black
Eod
Mark
Car of
Kentucky Coal
Farmers Co-Operative Exchange
Mrs
Howard Snyder
Gale
Mt. Pleasant
Roy Mallory
J. Teade McCrory
le Clair
Tows
Sint Rey
Mr. Clark
Evangelisiie
Jerry Voorhes
Villa Park
Wilne’s
Mrs. Schuyler Livingston
Warren's Seed Store Bay
Lae
Gladys Ross
Fairfield
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Wilbur Day
Henry Rath
Wil Simpkins
Lester Carson
Lester
Toledo, Seal+ Co
Minneapoli
Ames
Kolosick Stock Remedy Co
North Side
Charles Patterson
Seattle
Losten
Ward
Washington Oil Co
Washington, Iowa
Lucy Pierce
Pleasant Ridge School
Lipkent
Eaton
Crane & Pike Co
Crane's
Linen
Eaton's
Highland Linen
Louisine
Crane
McElhinney Drug Co
Mutual
Sunshine Community Club
J. O. Matthews
Piscilla Club
Fred Stewart
Moose — Lodge
The
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E Church
Lindenmeyer
Ladies Ald Society
Pleasant Hill Christian Church
Havre
Fred Bleese
F.C
Fleur de Lis Club
Albaugh School
Mabel Sands
Jackson Center School
Hilda Durst
K of C
Geo. Flynn
Baptist
Will Kos
W. EK. Cos
Reading Circle
Mary B. Simons
East Main Street
BE. O
C. W. Stewart
Rebekahs
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Taxi Bon Tant Service
Breese
Krouth
Methodist Choir
J. J. Mille
Reas
N. W. Cor. Square
J. B. Crail
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