Halloween Social Highlights From Washington Club Events
Society notes recount a series of Halloween gatherings in Washington led by the IX club families at Ralph and Wagroner homes with ghostly welcomes, contests, costumes, and refreshments. Other events include the Rural Women’s club party, Rebekah social, and Home Missionary society meeting with delegates named for Brooklyn convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wargoner
Allowe'en
Wagroner
Robert Schantz
J.T. Anderson
Washington St
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. F. Kurtz
C. C. Owen
Brooklyn
A. L. Griffith
J. A. Harwood
R. G. Cherry
J. E. Gardner
G. H. Brinton
R. B. Brown
Temple Hill
P E. Babcock
Community club and society notices for West Chester area
Local groups announce meetings and events across West Chester and nearby communities. Notable items include the Sunshine Community Club on Nov 3 with Mrs. Leeper, the VU group meeting Nov 1, Pleasant Plain Missionary Society farewell for Mrs. McCleery, Methodist chicken pie supper and bazaar on election night, D A Ks 20th anniversary event hosting state officers, and several club gatherings through Nov 6 with plans for social menus and charitable activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
James Zeck
Sam McCleery
California
Methodist Ladies of
West Chester
Notice from local union page on Monday night gather
A brief note indicates K of PL workers will meet on Monday night to discuss rank related questions on the page.
Halloween Club Event at Wolf Home Draws Masked Crowd
Sandy Hook reports a masked Halloween party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ine Wolf with games and contests, a kitchen tire crawl anecdote, and a charity focus praising the hosts for hospitality. Attendees included neighbors traveling long distances, while a hospital operation notice for Mrs. Ine Stout is noted with wishes for a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
von Abhout
Walmer Creek
Mallowe'en Parte
Toe Walle
Vnon
Wayland Notes On Deaths Visits And Local News
Mrs Vera Witt reports a trip to Decatur and Priday for a visit with Mrs Shively's sister Were Jesse Bellew and family. Funeral services for Miss Barbara Rittler set for Wayland Mennonite church with burial at Eldor near Noble. Mrs Louie Davison to host Halloween dinner for thirty first graders. Henry Rittler ill with influenza and anemia in Faith South Oak. Jos Witting traveled to Grinnell to meet Ama Bittler and Mrs Joe Wittie returning from Wanston Colorado. Maye Wolfe of Burlington also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Ella Shively
Decatur
Priday
Grinnell
Ama Bittler
Joe Wittrie
Wanston
Colo
Maye Wolfe
Burlington
Local notes from Crawfordsville area October update
Mrs Frank Batley has been bedfast but now up part of the time. Mr and Mrs Sam Wittrie visited the Lafe Finke home Sunday. Allen Spander missing school for two weeks due to illness with Dr Lease called Wednesday. Earl Kephart Bertha and Beatrice visited John Shebock home after church. Jean Taylor has a painful gathering made easier after the doctor lance. Mrs Walk Allen of Washington visits daughter Mrs Fred Spangler this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
R. A
Frank Batley
Sam Wittrie
Lafe Finke
Allen Spander
Lease
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
John Shebock
Jean Taylor
Columbus Junction Hallowe'en Party and Community News
Columbus high school pupils and faculty hosted a Hallowe'en party at the gym. Local and visiting residents attended events, bake sales netted 44.11, and several residents traveled or participated in regional gatherings. Notable items include church and club activities, a birth announced in Columbus City, and new farm bureau officers elected in Union township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Pearl Clapp
Fairfield
Daughters of Veterans
Woodman Hall
East Side
Elton Pierce
Gladys Barringer
Davenport
Scott Lieberknecht
Margaret Brookhart
J. J., Brookhart
Washington
Lee Files
Columbus City
Belle Jennings
Colorado
Montana
Intermediate League
Junction
Epworth League
Philathea
Presbyterian Sunday School
T. N. O'Neil Ana
Misa Ruby
Waterloo
Kirby Hill
Quincy
Blanch Brook
Christian Mndeavor Society
Cotter Church
Reuben Heldel
George Wren
Sheridan
G. Wiegle
Lloyd Pritchard
Cedar Rapids
Cael Giffen
Iowa State College
Ames
Loren KE. Pocaut
Ottumwa
Offeers
Union Township Farm Bureau
Cliff Bell
FE. Brent
J. 0. Devore
Education group plans Junction school of instruction
Education met at president C N Johnston home to organize a school of instruction at the Junction on Nov 11 with a state worker in charge and about thirty expected to attend. The Junior League of the Methodist church hosted a Hallowe en party at Lyle Weber s home. The Presbyterian Bible class met Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Johnston
Monde
Junction
The
Methodist Church
Lyle Weber
Presbyterian Sunday School
Dick Peters
Ralph Jake
Chicago
Pont Klotz
West Liberty
Maggie Johns
Margaret
California
Male Hanft
Remains of Mrs. Henry Snider buried at Competine cemetery
Mrs. Rhua Helmick reports the death of Mrs. Henry Snider at her Brighton home after a gallbladder attack. Funeral services were held at the family residence with Rev. B. P. James. Snider, 65, left a husband and daughter Leona, born in Jefferson county and long associated with Jefferson and Keokuk counties before moving to West Brighton four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Henry Snider
Hedrick
Competine
Snider
Leona
Jefferson County
Jefferson
Keokuk
Ollie
West Brighton
B. P. James
The
Christian Church
E. A. Mortimore
Cora Pringle
Waterloo
L. A. Guy
Wayne County
Carrie Fennen
Emma Brian
Tracy Fenner
C B. Antess
V. Pressier
Geo. Hanson
Amos Whiskler
Joe Richardson
Jeannette Augustine
Jon Gatts
Cedar Rapids
Ina McCullogh Walker
Muller
Cromwell
Jeff Sunney
Geo. Anderson
Fred Orile
Fairfield
Harley Green
Burlington
Geo. Marshall
Los Angeles
Modesto
Calif
Chas. Kassel
Aliita Shaffer
Kansan
Keota Cornhuskers Contest Set for Nov 4
Keota will host the annual cornhuskers contest on November 4 at the Lo W Brohroten farm 12 miles south of Keota on Primary No 77. Entries include Leo Rettler Hank Breneman and Cecil Avigon with more expected by Oct 30. The corn crop is reported in cool condition Henry Hayes has sold his 160 acre farm northeast of Keota to John Henderson for 40000.00 with possession next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hayest
Keota
John Henderson
Pals First at Fox Theatre Promises Unusual Comedy Drama
The Fox Theatre presents Pals First a First National comedy drama about three tramps mistaken for guests at a five star supper house and urged to perform as impostors Miss Del Rio in her first featured role joins Alec Francis Edward Barle and George Cook in a plot of masquerade risks and a police cliffhanger ensues indicating a striking debut for Del Rio and a notable cast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
Gbis i
Bray Dolores
del Rio
Pals
Binet
Aratos
Miss del Rio
Gereey
Lteven Hrehes
Migs del Rio
Alec Francis
Edward Rarle
George Cook
Keota Evangelistic Meeting Draws Westchester Crowd
Westchester M ER church and Sunday school brought about one hundred attendees to Keota for an Evangelistic meeting. The event featured a choir anthem led by Prof Beiter and high school glee club performances drawing praise from a large audience. The Keota Klipper announces its eighth year with staff including Ammon Rotioser and Francine Lasey. The polls open next Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the commercial hotel building, replacing the old town hall as the polling site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dawson
Keota
Harlan Neuhart
JxXenpeth
Walker
Glee Rage
Elizabeth White
Myrle Cummins
Eurgy Black
W. C. Maser
Klipper
Evstom
Penalty at University Campus For Parking Violation
Betty Braman a freshman faced the Wonnie Vigilance Committee verdict for parking a car on campus. She was ordered to wash her car on the spot as a punitive act reflecting campus rules against parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnaw
Betty Braman
Wonnie Vigilance Committee
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Val Enhr
Elmer Cherry
Will Marie
Ben Briley
Barthelow
Fuhr
Schwartz
Mrs. Fuhr
E. B. Bell
East Main Street
Leland Morrison
Roy Davidson
J. J Benda
Mason City
Frank Huber
Spera
Bible
Hazel Huber
C. W. Bush
Jeannette Huber
Lucille Reister
Inda Brown
Audrey Humle
Ruth Paul
Mildred Bramer
Lucille Hoss
Mildred Brown
Guardian
Lola K. Gilbert
Shunala Group
Lucille Ross
Audrey Humble
Jolly Fifty Club
Armory
Paul Lytle
McWil- Hams Orchestra
Columbus
Dorothy Thompson
Alice Fishburn
Dorothy Lester
Mary Crossett
Dorothy Dowell
Eva Burham
Thelma Lane
Romeo and Juliet
Alice Rishburn
Fya Burhan
Alice
Money
Geo. L. Lane
Manefield
Ohio
Erry
Sey
Sunshine Community — Club
Frank Leeper
W. Oc
Lauback
Saunders
St. James
Jackson Center
the Baptists Kensington
Dan Gass
Harmony Club
Malcolm Montgomery
Piletburg Ladies Aid Society
Carl Oldfield
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
G. A. R. Hall
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Rus 1
Davis
Knight Templar
W. C. Bell
W. M
Linger Longer Club
James Combs
M. KE
Mary Badger
Aida
Inet
Moogle
Tha Lwitchen
Oltawathay
Leeper
Pan Leener
Honine
Hallowe'an
Crael’ School
Garrett
Farmers Union
Ed Wolfe
Maurice Stone
Barr
Barbara Garrick
Olds
Grandma Garrick
Warren Allen
Joseph Reschleys
Gerig, Boshart Sily Company
Chris Wyse
Jesse Davison
Fd Kauffman
Ezra Wittmer
Dwight Messenger
Hinkle
Vera Witt
John Shebeck
Walk Allen
Mrs
Fred Spangler
Martha Butler
Rhua Helmick
Crail
C.B. Kerr
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