Social club events and church group activities reported
October gatherings include the Jolly Dozen at the Havel home with guests Edwin and Frank Kos. Edna Bell hosts a large Sunday gathering with her sisters and other relatives. Missionary societies meet at Baptist and Methodist churches for Christmas box work and a rummage sale plans. A Knight of Pythias evening features entertainment and pumpkin pie. Carolyn Hamilton’s pupils hosted a recital. D A R members from Sigourney visit, with lunch at the Y and a Fox theater outing and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Havel
Jolly Dozen
Raymond Kos
Edwin
Frank Kos
Wess Sojka
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Younes Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Alice Nowad
Edna Flynn
Leora Dodder
Templed Hills
Winnie Palmer
Europe
Ebhe
Anna Tawsen
W. A. Cook
Fox Theater
Picture “America
Dh. A. R
Ernest Lemmon
Community church chicken fry invites neighbors
Announcement lists a chicken fry at New Haven church on Wednesday evening October 27 with cordial invitation. It notes a separate box and candy social at District No. 6 school on Friday October 9 hosted by Marie Rovers, teacher. A Halloween party by The King's Sons and Daughters of Pleasant Hill is set for Thursday October 28 at Roy Kephart home with masked attire and pumpkin pies requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
King's Sons and Daughters
Pleasant ‘Hill
Hallowe'en
Roy Kephart
West Chester church to hold chicken pie supper and bazaar
The ladies of the Methodist church in West Chester plan their annual chicken pie supper and bazaar on November 2 election night. Serving starts at five o'clock and all are invited.
Program and candy social at Oregon No 3 school
A program and candy social will be held at the Oregon No 3 school house on Thursday evening October 28 at seven oclock. Ladies are asked to bring boxes. Viola Rademaker is the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon No. 3
Viola Rademaker
Social at Albaugh Schoolhouse Event Notice
Social at the Albaugh schoolhouse Wednesday evening October 27 at 7 30. Ladies please bring boxes. Mabel Sands teacher. Century club will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Cliffors Tiorne 21713.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
Mabel Sands
Century Club
Cliffors Tiorne
Rebekahs Plan Pie Social Friday Evening
The Rebekahs announce a pie social and entertainment Friday night to benefit the endowment fund. Invites go to all Odd Fellows and families, with each lady asked to bring a pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Choir to Hold Sale of Used Clothing at Graham Theatre
The First United Presbyterian Church choir will sponsor a sale of second hand clothing in the room opposite the Graham Theatre on Saturday October 30 from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Donations welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Graham Theatre
Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance At the Armory
The J F C club invites all members to a Friday evening masquerade dance at the armory with good music. Admission is 75 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F.C
The
Armory
Social club events and club notices in Wellston area
Community groups schedule gatherings and parties across Wellston. Mrs James Charpenine hosts the Wellston Social club Thursday afternoon while the Walnut Women's club plans a Halloween party at the Joe Wolfe home Friday evening. Berean Sunday school dinner and Sunset Circle meeting, both with bring a dish reminders, appear alongside a Legion Auxiliary card party and school related events at Lincoln school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Charpenine
Wellston
A M F Church Chicken Dinner Saturday at City Hall
Members of the A. M. F. church will hold a chicken dinner this Saturday October 30 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at City Hall. Tickets are 50 cents and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. F. Church
Baptist church women plan Friday social at 2.30 PM
The women of the Baptist church will hold a social this Friday afternoon at the church, starting at 2 30 PM. Proceeds support church activities.
Benefit Card Party for the American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary invites members and guests to a card party in their rooms on Thursday at 2:00 PM. Refreshments will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
B. F. Bostwick
Candy Social Set At Highland Center School House
A program and box social will be held at the Highland Center school house on October 29. Everyone is invited. Ladies are asked to bring boxes or candy. Emma Long, Teacher. 2812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Center School House
Emma Long
N. and I. Club to Host Halloween Supper
The N. and I. club plans a Saturday evening supper and Hallowe en party for members to entertain their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Weaver at 6:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IX Club
Ralph Waggoner
N. and 1. Club
Amos Weaver
Moose Todge Social and Entertainment Evening
The Moose todge announces a social and entertainment event Thursday evening at the hall. All members and their families receive a special invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Todge
Notice Pythian Sisters Host All Day Sewing for Hospital
The Pythian Sisters announce an all day meeting on Thursday led by Mrs Clyde Pratt to sew for the hospital. Members gather to make garments and prepared items for patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Clyde Pratt
Church at Ainsworth Holds All Day Quilting
The church at Ainsworth will meet on Thursday for an all day quilting event. Members gather to sew and share fellowship during the church activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Ainsworth
COPPOCK Community Notes A Patchwork of Local Life
COPPOCK Iowa October reports show Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dold visiting Louis Dold at Marsh with Dold said very poorly. Hallowe en program planned at the school house and all welcome. Glenn Hesser and family move in with his father in Noble keeping house for Mr. Hesser and Dale. John McKune busy with sorghum and farmers reporting better cane yields. Ladies Aid met all day with Mrs. Everette Weaver. twenty ladies dined, then quilted. Upcoming all day session with Mrs. Nicola. Arthur Ricks of Oskaloosa visited his parents. Farmers husking corn in fine weather. a sharp freeze last weekend. Mrs Hiram Weaver of Waylon injured after a fall but no severe damage. Beulah McKune of Wayland spent weekend at home. Jap Bidwell and Gleede Deid in Washington for work. Deid away a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Fred Dold
Louis Dold
Marsh
Dold
Charles Stone
Mart Stone
Glenn Hesser
Noble
Iowa
Glenn
John McKune
Ladies Aid
Everette Weaver
Andy Duttweiler
Mae
Grace Davison
Baby
Effie Brooks
Aid
Chas. Nicola
Arthur Ricks
Oskaloosa
John Ricks
Hiram Weaver
Waylon
Beulah McKune
Wayland
Jap Bidwell
Washington
Gleede Deid
Mr. Deid
Death of Mrs Carrie Fenner Brim Fenner
Death announced from Cedar Rapids after a six week typhoid illness. Carrie Brim Fenner aged about 60 moved from Fairfield to Brighton as a girl, taught school, married Tracy Fenner, lived in Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids. Survived by husband mother Emma Brim and brother Ed Brim. Body to Brighton for funeral at Methodist church with Rev Ward. Interment Hillcrest beside her father Walter Brim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Qet
Carrie Brim Fenner
Cedar Rapids
Fenner
Fairfield
Tracy Fenner
Ottumwa
Emma Brim
Ed Brim
Oklahoma
Methodist Church
C. BE. Ward
Hillcrest Cemetery
Walter Brim
W. PD. Merritt
Faith
Rebecca
Olin
Ponzi Ordered to Stand Trial by Court of Appeals
Charles Ponzi was ordered turned over to Massachusetts authorities by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. He remains jailed in Houston where attorney Henry Kahn said a motion for rehearing would be filed within fifteen days, likely extending his detention another month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Charles Ponzi
Massachusetts
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ponzi
Houston
Henry Kahn
The Last Frontier at Fox theatre thrills Western lovers
Metropolitan picture The Last Frontier now at the Fox theatre stars William Boyd Marguerite De La Motte J Farrell MacDonald and Jack Hoxie in an 1867 Kansas frontier story with battles wagon train attacks and a settlers massacre rendered realistically The cast also includes Mitchell Lewis Frank Lackteen Gladys Brockwell Sally Rand and Junior Coghlan Jones county residents mention a weekend visit and social events surrounding local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
William Boyd
Marguerite, de la Motte
J. Farrell MacDonald
Jack Hoxie
Kansas
Buffalo Till
Custer
Mr. Boyd
Miss de la Motte
Mr. MacDonald
Mr. Hoxie
Suport
Mitchell Lewis
Frank Lackteen
Gladys Brockwell
Sally Rand
Junior Cogh
Deaths and gatherings mark Columbus Junction notes
John Wellner, former Grandview resident, dies in Richmond Kansas after illness. Edith O. McCauley funeral held in Columbus City with burial in Fredonia. United Presbyterian church hosts surprise party for Rev J T Aiken and wife. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs J S Reed. Various local visits, births, and club activities across Columbus Junction area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. Junction
John Wellner
Grandview
Ichmond
Kansas
Colombes Junction
Gus Davison
West Liberty
Lyle Davison
Cedar Rapids
George Mosontfelder
James McNee
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Burlington
Edith O. McCauley
Chicago
Stevens
J. D. O'Dell
Fredonia
Edith Williams
Denver
Albert Williams
Omaha
United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
John T. Aiken
Aiken
J.S. Reed
J.C. Ritchie
Monmouth
Rey Lieberknecht
Helon
Wis
Lieberknecht
Frances Newell
The
Junction
Walter Williams
China
Pleasant Grove
Heth
Dr Best Upholds Dry Law as Workable Proposition
Dr Nolan R Best, secretary of the Baltimore Federation of Churches, argues prohibition is not a failure and can succeed as a good law. He urges focusing on social results, calls for medical and moral reform, and foresees America moving toward a time when a new conscience erodes drink demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Best
Associated Press
Washington
Nolan R. Best
Baltimore Federation of Churches
Federal Council of Churches
Doran and Company
S Parkes Cadman
Federal Council
United States
Best
America
Floyd supervisors seek state OK to level No 14 southward
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors asks the state highway commission for permission to level 10 miles of highway No 14 extending south to the Butler County line. The move aims to improve road conditions and accessibility in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Floyd County
State Highway Commission
Butler County
Navy Day Banquet to Feature Admiral Schofield Speaker
Des Moines will host the Kiwanis Club navy day banquet with Rear Admiral Frank H. Schofield of Washington D C as principal speaker. Other civic clubs have been invited to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank H. Schofield
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club
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Edna Bell
East Jackson Street
A. W. Bell
Bell
Hester King
Jackson
Michigan
R. E. Anness
Kansas City
Missouri
Mort Austin
Bettie Dewey
Springport
D. C. Bell
Besy Hahn
K. of P. Hall
Prthian Sisters
Prthiane
Elmer Ma
Chal Ford
Julia Rose
New
Carolyn Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Elsie Bratten
Metcalf Lawson
Custin Thora
Nora Warner
Josn
Thora Warner
Nevin
Thora, Alans
Margaret Corbin
McMahree
Sigourney
Sunset Park
Y' Felding
R. ©. Cherry
Riopter
Shipter
Sigourney Chapter
Marie Rovers
Walnut Women's Club
Joe Wolfe
Berean
Clyde
Frank Huber
Sunset Circle
Lincoln School
Hallowe
Clara Huber
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
M.E. Church
F. Andeorson
W. Washington
George Brinton
Rhua Helmick
Columbus Junction
Martha
Jack Knyatt
Ralph Marshall
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Coumbus City
Jay Roberts
Clud Ockerman
University Hospital
Prohibition
Lfe
Hill
Mr. Atwood
Nestle
Histra
Slite Beauty Shop
W. Jefferson
Mrs. McAvoy
USTOM
Studebaker
Butler
F. O B
Studebaker Garage
I. W. Shenefelt, Prop
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