DeLong Hosts West Graciously for O Nnte Way Club
West hostess DeLong entertained the O Nnte Way club at her home Tuesday. A brief business session was held by the president, with a motion approved to move the election of officers to December. George Evans stood in for the usual November meeting as bubbles were described as increasingly interesting.
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DeLong
West
oNnte Way Club
George Evans
Raymond Kes
George Havel
Wess Soka
Ed Prebyl
George Shalla
Dorothy Kot
Adolph Shallawi
Wes Embree Wins Dainty Dish In Halloween Party
Mrs Cottey wins the moon contest prize a picture and the prov ery contest. Mrs Craig and Mr Stewart receive prizes in the Troty Week series. Hostess MS Sam DeLong and Miss Girtie Moothart provide refreshments. Guests include Mrs Walter Boyer and Mrs M J Tandy.
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Wes Embree
Cottey
Craig
Stewart
Sam DeLong
Girtie Moothart
Walter Boyer
M. J. Tandy
Fred Lindenmover
Homer Porter
Halloween party reports from various clubs and groups
A long record of October events describes a Jack o lantern parade at the Methodist church with 36 children and 20 Boer adults, a Bethel Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs Emma Shaw, and a range of social gatherings. Numerous residents attended bridge and Bunco evenings, plus a Montgomery Ward play party at the Armory with costumes and stunts.
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Shurch
Paris
George Dowell
A. W. Henk
Emma Shaw
India
Alasca
Bethel Women's Missionar Society
Charles Plecker
Holmes
Gideon
Wolfe
Plecker
Miss Shaw
Montgomery Ward
Armory
Andrew Cunningham
Floyd Beatty
Bob Lytle
Hallowe'en
Ann Knottnerus
Frank Martin
Wayne Dickens
Ella Miller
J. W. Sterner
Ruth Retella
Leonard Allen
Blanche Brook
Floyd Heatty
L. M. Steet
California Fig Syrup Cure Mentioned For Child Health
A fragment describes a home remedy for children's ailments including weak digestion and fever symptoms. It references California Fig Syrup as a remedy and notes a caregiver observing a child's coated tongue and constipation before giving the product.
Local Clues Unearth Discovery By Mrs Sterner
From fragments in a store listing, Mrs Sterner emerges as the discoverer of a notable find. The readable text hints at a reopening or unveiling tied to her observation and subsequent recognition. Further context remains unclear in the fragmented passage.
Local notices mix names and events in Kalona and West Chester
A garbled notice mentions individuals J Birchs Kalona Ferguson Harley and Mr and Mrs Charles Harley of West Chester as well as bets. It advertises a political vote for Max A Co for congress and cites W B Wagner of Chi appearing midweek. Ir College plans a play Come Out of the Kitchen on November 6 and 7.
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J, Birchs
Kalonassday
W C. la, Ferguson
W. L. Harley
Charles Harley
West Chester
Pythian Sisters Bake Sale Saturday in Washington Cleaners
Local notice lists Mrs Henry Underwood and family among shoppers at the Washington Cleaners sale on Saturday November 1. It notes home baking by the Pythian Sisters to raise funds and mentions attendees including Mrs C D Cooper Thighton Fannie Cole and Mr and Mrs J A Marsh.
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Pythian
Washington Cleaners
C. D. Cooper Thighton
Fannie Cole
Ainsworth
J. A. Marsh
Aineworth
Point Up Appetite by Stimulating Bowels with Cascarets
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets candy tablets to stimulate bowels and improve appetite. It claims the product aids digestion, acts on bowel muscles, and can be taken at any time, even by children, as a pleasant laxative.
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Kesley
South
Iowa Ave
Mary Inez Holden
D. F. Macon
Audt
E. Lemley
J. B. Coffey
H.C. Cub
Ted Meyer
Fred Klopfenstein
Anderson
Frank B. Miller
R. J. Patterson
Toncheon
Lloyd Lytle
B. Stutsman
Howard McClerry
Town City
Towa
Chile
California
Politi
Walter C. Sheets
Vember
Ing
Sterner
Ocalnews
Max A. Co
W. B. Wagner
Chi
Ines
Ir. College
Tong Bon
Phor
Paul
Henry Underwood
Olive
Tuesday
BAYER
Aso
Burlington Junior College
Washington Junior College
Washington
Washington Athletic Field
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