Local Notes On Travel Visits and Socials In Community
Mrs C C Reister travels to Hollywood to visit her son Richard Minick and his wife. Mrs Byron Snider returns from Richland after illness in her mother Anna Harland who is now better. Mrs C E Lundquist of Princeton leaves after visiting W T Carson and Justus Peterson. Mrs Mary Morgan of Brighton spends day in Ainsworth with daughter Mrs George Papatakias. DeMolay Benefit card party set for Thursday 8 00 at Masonic Temple. Ida Cavender business visit in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer and Mr and Mrs Joe Wolfe return from Morrisonville Wisconsin with Addison Deweese family. Local folks describe trip as scenic and weather ideal. Mr and Mrs Frank Kline of Keota were here on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Snider
Richland
Anna Harland
Mary Morgan
Brighton
Washington
Ainsworth
George Papatakias
Fred Palmer
Joe Wolfe
Morrisonville
Wisc
Addison Deweese
Deweeses
Births at the Hospital Today
At the hospital births include a son for Mr and Mrs Dale Yoder Kalona at 9 30 am and a son for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kos Riverside at 4 am Admitted is Mrs Claud Holmes Keota medical patient Dismissed yesterday Mrs James Pacha East Pleasant Plain and her son will be dismissed tomorrow Today Alan Barclay 614 West Washington Street Mrs Neil Bender and daughter Patricia Ann Wellman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Yoder
Kalona
Kenneth Kos
Riverside
Claud Holmes
Keota
James Pacha
E. Pleasant Plain
Alan Barclay
Washington St
Neil Bender
Patricia Ann
Wellman
Washington junior high routs Columbus Junction 41 to 0
Washington junior high, coached by Glenn Hall, defeated Columbus Junction 41 to 0 at Case Field. Harold Messenger and Eugene Williams each scored twice, with Bob Lloyd and Bob Truax adding one each. Williams, Truax and Philip Leyden kicked extra points. Starting and substitute players listed. team opened season with a 6-0 junior high win disputed by a technicality, then losses and wins noted. Basketball practice to begin tonight under Coach Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Case Field
Columbus Junction
Glenn Hall
Harold Messenger
Eugene Williams
Bob Lloyd
Bob Truax
Williams
Truax
Philip Leyden
Dennis Crossett
Muscatine
Coach Hall
Social notes from Washington and surrounding towns
Raymond Clark of Winterset visits Washington en route to a Brighton funeral and calls on former neighbors. Wanda Crocker of Mt. Union will work as assistant home economist in Washington for several weeks. Several locals visit Rochester, Minnesota, and Denver, Colorado, while funeral attendees and extended kin gather for Thompson L. Brookhart’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clark
Winterset
Washington
Ivan Shaffer
Brighton
W. E. Nunan
Wanda Crocker
Mt. Union
Prices of Hogs In Another Drop
Hog prices fell again across the big cornbelt stock yards with $3 wheat on the Chicago board of trade. Farmers sent more hogs to market as prices dip to the lowest since July while dressed pork trade remains slow. Good and choice hogs ranged 25.25 to 26 per hundredweight. Moultrie Georgia saw a $4 drop in a week. December wheat on the board rose to 3 per bushel as grain futures advance. A Citizens Food Committee official urged grain conservation for Europe and home price relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Moultrie
Ecnar
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Eampaign
Europe
Cardinals Meet Burlington Here For Final Case Field Football
Washington Cardinals host Burlington junior college in a likely hard fought season closer at Case field. Burlington has not been beaten or scored on this year and sports a strong line and backfield while Washington aims to go all out with a similar lineup as last week against Iowa Wesleyan B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Case Field
Burlington Junior College
Washington Cardinals
Burlington Blackhawks
Burlington
Graceland
LaSalle- Peru Junior College of Illinois
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Wentworth College
Norman White
Cardinals
Iowa Wesleyan
Washington Jaysees
Re sizing Rugs With Glue Solution
Machine made pile rugs often warp and curl when their sizing on the back wears away. Stretch the rug face down on a flat surface, tack, apply a glue solution of twelve pounds glue and four percent gallon water, spray lightly on the back, and let dry twenty four hours.
Odd Fellows Rebekahs Plan Social Thursday at Hall
Donaldson has an infected hand. Members invite guests to a family social at the hall Thursday evening. A special program is planned for a stated time. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ira Saunders of Brighton and others from Richland Des Moines and Crete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Halloween party ideas for safer, fun filled gatherings
A guide to planning a Halloween party with indoor or outdoor setups using pumpkins corncribs and attics. Decor ideas include orange paper hoops bell rings and ghost pantomime. Include a chamber of horrors style path with stunts and spooky refreshments for guests.
Social calendar notes weekly events and gatherings
Rosters of meetings and activities listed for Rosemary club Pythian Sisters Damascus Shrine U P church Grace Hill Bethel Missionary Navajo club and local clubs. Includes times places and suggested items for drives and potluck style meals.
Birthday Greetings and Anniversary Notes Feature Local Families
Celebrations include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turner marking a 1909 wedding anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elder. Margaret Louise Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller of Winfield, has four candles on her cake. Several neighbors send best wishes to Mary Evaleene Davis, Charles Griffin, Sam Baker, Mrs. Philip Caldwell, Robert Jones of Crawfordsville, Mrs. John Knotek, Mrs. Newt Romine of Keota, Mable Catherine Baker, and Tommy Mitchell who celebrates his first birthday as son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louise Miller
Mrs. Donald Miller
Winfield
Mary Evaleene Davis
Crawfordsville
Charles Griffin
Sam Baker
Philip Caldwell
Robert Jones
John Knotek
Newt Romine
Keota
Mable Catherine Baker
Tommy Mitchell
Mrs
Don Mitchell
Handcraft department meets at Fortnightly club
The Hand craft department section three of the Fortnightly club met with Emily Bayliss hosting at the Nurses home. 24 members answered roll call and welcomed new member Mrs. C L Kilgore. Guests included Mrs. Howard Hazen Marie Mitchell Edna Chadwick and Mrs Prior Fenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Bayliss
Ed Sorrell
C. L. Kilgore
Howard Hazen
Marie Mitchell
Edna Chadwick
Prior Fenn
Air Express Hits 20th Anniversary Milestone
Air Express marked its 20th anniversary this year noting early operations in open cockpit ships. In its first full year 1928 it carried 17 000 shipments and last year moved over 3 000 000 shipments totaling 53 750 000 pounds to the United States and 60 foreign countries by air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Express
United States
Shower Given for Mr. and Mrs Stratton
Mrs Homer Lowry and Mrs Werner Lowry co hosted a post nuptial shower Saturday evening at the Werner Lowry home for Mr and Mrs Verlin Stratton. The event featured a pink and white color scheme with social time and refreshments. Gifts for the couple were suitable for their Washington Kansas home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Lowry
Werner Lowry
Verlin Stratton
Washington, Kan
Rise of synthetic fibers beyond rayon expands textile use
The article notes that rayon is no longer the sole commercially accepted synthetic fiber. Glass, vinyon, nylon, and aralac have proven their value, often mixed with cotton and wool in various blends. Since rayon’s 1911 introduction, its production has grown to rank second to cotton.
Presbyterian prayer meeting and social announcements
Presbyterian morning prayer meeting at 9 30 Wednesday at the church. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs family social Thursday evening Oct 30 with entertainment and guest invitation. Pupils of Young America school present a Halloween program at 7 o clock Thursday evening at the school. Public is invited. Women bring pies. Lorene Booth teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Young America School
Lorene Booth
Patricia Flynn to Be November Bride
J Leonard Flynn issues invitations for his daughter Patricia Jean to Norman Leehner of Brighton. The ceremony is set for three o clock Sunday afternoon November ninth at St James Catholic church. The bride elect is a daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Leehner of Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard Flynn
Patricia Jean
Norman Leehner
Brighton
St. James Catholic Church
J. HW. Leehner
Cedar Clippers 4 H elect officers at meeting
The Cedar Clippers 4 H club met at Mrs Maurice Crawford home with members and mothers as guests. Myrna Reeves chaired the session and was chosen county delegate. Officers elected include president Myrna Reeves vice president Donna Rae Cave secretary treasurer Marjorie Ganon historian Janice Booth reporter Ruth Witthoft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Clippers 4-H
Maurice Crawford
Myrna Reeves
Donna Rae Cave
Marjorie Ganon
Janice Booth
Ruth Witthoft
Miss Reeves
Ruth Foster
Will Address Club Women After 51st Birthday Dinner
Er ic C Kollman will explain Peace requirements to Fortnightly club members at their 51st birthday dinner in the Methodist church dining room on Tuesday evening November 4. Kollman, Cornell college history professor born in Vienna, has taught at Parsons, Chicago, Iowa and Cornell and spoken widely on international relations with a noted sense of humor. Tickets available through Nicola and Harmon book store with reservations by November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric C. Kollman
Methodist Church
National Federation of Women's Clubs
New York City
Nicola and Harmon Book Store
Mr. Kollman
Vienna
Austria
University of Vienna
Cornell College
Mit
Vernon
Kollman
Parsons College
University of Chicago
State University of Iowa
Cornell
Universities of
Iowa
Chicago
Wisconsin
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Europe
County Legion Auxiliary Conference Set for Tomorrow
The county fall conference of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM in the Masonic hall in Riverside. County president Mrs FE Ward will preside and announce units able to send a girl to Girls State next summer. District president Mrs Edward Boshart will speak on the January birthday party at Knoxville. Units plan the March Veterans birthday party at Mt Pheasant hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Riverside
Masonic Hall
FE. E. Ward
Edward Boshart
Knoxville
Mt. Pheasant Hospital
Estel Brinton Hosts Classmates for Birthday Party
Estel Brinton observed his eighth birthday on October 18 but postponed party due to illness. He entertained Craig Weihart Wayne Dusenbery Dennis Sorrell Tommy Morrison Dick Hayes Lamn Messer Edward and Barbara Brinton's children and other playmates with games and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estel Brinton
Lyle Brinton
Craig Weihart
Wayne Dusenbery
Dennis Sorrell
Tommy Morrison
Dick Hayes
Lamn Messer
Edward
Barbara
S and C Club Meets With Mrs Kucera
The S and C Club meeting with Mrs Edward Kucera included bingo and bunco. High bingo went to Mrs Guy Gerot, second to Mrs Ernest Bowman, bunco top to Mrs Ted Gerot and second to Mrs Fred Kucera. Children Sammy and Janice Gerot and Dennis Nicola were present. next meeting set with Mrs Robert Gerot on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kucera
Bunco
Guy Gerot
Ernest Bowman
Ted Gerot
Fred Kucera
Sammy
Janice Gerot
Dennis Nicola
Robert Gerot
De Molay Mothers Meet at Temple With 17 Members
The De Molay Mothers Circle gathered last evening at the Masonic temple with 17 members present. Mrs. W. Easter presided, prayer led by Mrs. George Dare, minutes read in absence of secretary Mrs. Putman, nominating committee report favoring Mrs. R. Thornton as vice president, and plans set for a benefit card party at the temple Thursday evening Oct 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay
Masonic Temple
Honor Harry Kleese At Birthday Dinner
A Sunday gathering at the Harry Kleese home marked a birthday celebration for Mr. Kleese born Oct 27. Family members shared fried chicken and pumpkin pie, and a granddaughter baked an angel food cake. Attendees included multiple Kleese relatives and friends, with Don Griffith and family unable to attend due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kleese
Mr. Kleese
Harry D. Dusenberry
Frank Kleese
Joyce
Bod
Clement Griffith
Ted
Junior
Lloyd Bauer
Esther
Faith
Keith
Harry Dpd Dusenberry
Paul Griffith
Nancy
Gene
Eldin Bauer
Sandra
Tommy
Don Griffith
Glenwood
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Apple
Wolf’s Flower
C. C. Reister
Hollywood
Calif
Richard C. Minick
Minick
Coe’s Cafe
C. FE. Lundquist
Princeton
Ill
W. T. Carson
Justus Peterson
H. & M. Lynch
Ida Cavender
Iowa City
Frank Kline of
RED Seal Records
Robert Merrill
John Charles’ Thomas
Water Boy
Norman Cordon
Bass
Grace Moore
Lauritz Melchoir
I Love You
Allen Jones
Nelson Eddy
Lorden Music Co
East Side Square
Joe Wilson
J. P. Cotton
Rochester
Minn
Mildred L. Courts
Denver
Colo
Kirk Latta
Latta
Courts
W. C Weinrich
Thompson L. Brookhart
Donald J. Anderson
Madison
R. A. Frink
Washington, D. C
Robert Frink
Thelder Frinks
Smoky Mountains
Bob Frink
Savannah
Government
Forest Donaldson
Edna Gardner
Rose Hutt
Iowa Avenue
Gotham
Harmony Darkling
Rapp
Ira Saunders
George Bartholomew
Donald
Kermit Oswalt
Francis Crone
Maxine
Charles Schulty
Keith Cook
James Swift
Des Moines
College of Commerce
Max Cook
Cook
Swift
Doane College
Crete
Nebr
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
The
E. Wash
Acee
Rosemary Club
Don Brown
Pythian Sisters and
K. P
Damascus Shrine
P.m
Carol Brewer
U. P. Church
P. m
Louis Larsen
Frenchburg
Miss Brewer
Women's Missionary Soc
Maud Jackson
West Chester Pythian Sisters
Stewart School
Hallowe'en
Bethel Missionary Society
Delbert Lewis
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
George Rudiger
Dave McLaughlin
E. E. Stutsman
Independent Club
Franklin Township
Fred Coakley
Max Goodlander
Roll Call
Jesse Campbell
Walnut Women's Club and Families
Walnut School
Harry Turner
Dave Elder
Albert Mills
Harry Sowden
T. R. Phillips
Helen Breese
Robert Choate
Paul Thayer
Hattie McConnell
James Rouch
Ethel Anderson
Eileen Jeffrey
Winnie
Winston Churchill
Britain
King George V
London
International
Mrs. Stratton
Stephen
Washington.a
Patricia Flynn
Cedar Clipper Club
Entertain
Mothers
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Fric C. Kollman
Ph. D
County Conference of Legion Auxiliary
Pert
A. &. Atchison
Shoe Store
North Side Square
Roy Carter
James Buck
Babys
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