Ferguson reunion and society events brighten West Chester
The Ferguson family marked eight years with a August 31 gathering at the Bob Ferguson home in West Chester. Fifty-eight relatives joined two long dining tables under shade trees for a meal and a planned program with speakers A. J. Mitchell and Joe Morehead. A future gathering is slated for Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ferguson
West Chester
A. J. Mitchell
Gove
Kansas
Joe Morehead
Crawfordsvile
Mary Twinam
Crawfordsville
Morning at Johnsons Turns Sour Then Warm
A domestic scene opens with Mr. Johnson scolding and brooding at breakfast followed by a sting of bad moods at the office. He softens after a raise to his stenographer and a forgiving family reunion at home. He learns of brother George losing his job and offers to shelter the children, showing a shift to generosity.
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Mr. Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Johnson
Brother George
Kate
George
Miss Goodge
Ella
Darling
Too Many of Them Reflects on Religion and Luck
A fragment reflects on how people view religion as a safeguard against misfortune with mentions of rabbis and belief. The tone suggests social commentary on superstition and faith in daily life.
The Filling Station Act: Homes as Filing Stations
A compact critique notes how many households act as makeshift offices with cluttered routines. The piece highlights the compulsive side of constant errands and the social pressure to stay organized at home.
Deceptive Face Length Tests Religion Claim
Illinois State Journal notes that outward appearance cannot reveal a man’s depth of faith, warning against judging belief by looks. The remark highlights the caution in assessing religion from facial features.
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Ilinois State
Social Calendar Highlights September 4 to 8
Community events fill the week with weddings and open houses. Local clubs, church societies, and missionary groups plan meetings, dinners, picnics, and an ice cream social across Keota and nearby towns.
Mrs Zeck Seeks Public Thank You From Meth Church Aid
Mrs. J. K. Zeck president of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church announces a public thank you to all members for their help and interest during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Zeck
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Curran Family Plans Visit to East Main Street
A. Curran and family from Pueblo Colorado are expected soon to visit his sister Mia. They are driving through in their car on East Main Street with Anna Hays mentioned in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Curran
Pueblo Golorado
Mia
Anna Hays
East Main Street
Mrs Marie Howard and Mise Louise Perry Visit California Home
Mrs Marie Howard and Mise Louise Perry of Los Angeles California are visiting at the R. B. Cook home. They are guests of Mr and Mrs Cook during their stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Patterson
Everett Patterson
West Main Street
C. A. Dewey
Patterson
H. F. Steck
J. E. Lemmon
T. T. Keeley
Ralph Smith
R. E. Dougherty
W. A. Cook
Phillip Crail
Ed Harmeier
Merle Lytle
W. W. Wilson
Carl Roberts
Will Stewart
W. M. Keeley
Kate Ackley
Los Angeles
California
C. T. Bowers
Lincoln
Nebraska
Howard
Louise Perry
Alma Brindley
Chicago
Laura
Martian Beck
Dubuque
Iowa
Dade B. Shearer
Greencastle
Indiana
Mildred Stewart
Chicago, Il
Fannie Wilson
Muskegon
Michigan
Manton Hebner
Keokuk
Mrs. Marie Howard
Mise Louise Perry
Califf
R. 8. Cook
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society Meeting Notice
Local church groups announce upcoming meetings with dates and hostesses. Plans include officer elections, all day sessions, and social events across Pleasant Plain West Chester St Paul Second United Presbyterian and other congregations.
Royal Arch Masons Cyrus Chapter Plans Attending Session
Past and Most Excellent degrees conferred Thursday evening at 8 o clock. Visiting companions welcome and full attendance desired. Chapter No 13 hosted by Royal Arch Masons Cyrus. 17213 oe)
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Royal Arch Masons Cyrus
Prairie Flower Mission Meeting Planned with Hostess
The Prairie Flower Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. C. Reeves as hostess. Mrs. Unthank will assist the hostess in the Kansan town home at 7212.
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Prairie Flower Missionary Society
T. C. Reeves
Unthank
Young Woman’s Missionary Society Meets Friday
The Young Woman’s Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Will Mayhew.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church
W. B. Kerr
J. H. Humston
Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Second United Presbyterian Church
Will Mayhew
Delta Alpha Sunday School Social at Methodist Church
The Delta Alpha Sunday school class of the Methodist church will hold their regular social at the church Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
September church meeting and lodge notices
The W. BF. M.S. of the Ainsworth Methodist church holds its all day meeting and picnic at the Rademaker home on Thursday September 6 with sandwiches and two other dishes to bring. The September meeting and officers election are planned. The 17212 Ainsworth Chapter O. B. S. meets regularly Friday September 7 at 8 p.m. Initiation to follow. The Rebekah Lodge regular meeting is Friday at 8 p.m. State President Mrs Maude Bunker will attend. large attendance is desired.
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J. T. Anderson
West Washington Street
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Church
Dave Knottnerous
W. BF. M.S
Ainsworth Methodist Church
Rademaker
Rebekah Lodge
Maude Bunker
Presbyterian Ladies Social and Local 267 Meeting Notice
The Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Claude Lemmon Friday at 2 30 p m. A Local 267 called meeting is Friday evening at Young America school house. All members are urged to attend.
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The
West Chester Baptist Church
Ellen Dayton
Ina Seaberry
New Haven
Presbyterian Church
Claude Lemmon
Farmers Union Local
Young America School House
The Dark Ages and The Mark Ages Overview
The period from 458 to 1498 is described as the Dark Ages later termed the Mark ages. It notes neglect of learning and the arts before the Renaissance followed.
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Vrance
Clovis
Italy
Charles VII of
France
The Way to Begin
A reflective aphorism notes that starting with certainties leads to doubts, while beginning with doubts may yield certainties. It frames contentment in the stance of inquiry. The quote attributes ideas to Bacon and invites contemplation on epistemic mindset.
Exercise Assured Doctor Friend Pun Prompt
A patient jokes that a second hand car will prevent exercise, while a doctor insists the vehicle change should not lead to neglect of physical activity. The exchange highlights a lighthearted view of fitness in relation to car ownership.
When Two Hen Is Bad Its Cackle Sows Dishonor
Proverb notes that misdeeds within a household reflect on nearby households. It warns that a hen that cackles in one place while lying elsewhere signals broader moral failing and reputational harm.
The Code of Honor Plot in a Sears-Smith Managment Tale
Kruse, after thirteen years at Sears-Smith Son, receives notice to leave to make way for Smithson’s nephew. A love letter from Dorothy to Smithson becomes the lever for Kruse to seek revenge, but he falters, ultimately handing the letter to Smithson and ending with a grudging sense that justice was served.
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Kruse
Sears-Smithson Company
Smithson
Bryan Company
Smithsfén
Dorothy
Mrs. Smithson
Mr. Smithson
Mr. Kruse
Hostess Reveals Frugal Wallpaper Choice
In a visit with a friend and her family, complaints about a cheaply built apartment and subpar wood work, floors, and fixtures surface. The hostess finally admits the wall paper was chosen by IT, triggering snickers from her husband and brother.
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Chicago Tribune
Prince Kuni’s fishing mishap prompts official apologies
A visiting Japanese prince at Ritsurin Koen loses a large fish twice while fishing. The provincial governor arrives and apologizes profusely for the “unfriendly and inconsiderate behavior” of the fish, highlighting exaggerated politeness among orientalis as amusing to visitors.
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Prince Kuni
Japan
Ritsurin Koen
Ohio State Journal
Automobile Jokes Earn Gentle Laughs Not Profanity
Miss Cayenne quips that a tiny machine can provoke laughter without profanity. Her remark appears in a Washington Star caption suggesting humor in motors positive social value.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Acorn Alcohol a Potential New Industrial Alcohol Source
Early experiments show acorns can yield alcohol once shelled and starches processed. Acorns contain about 40 percent starch that can be readily saccharified and fermented to produce alcohol, suggesting a new industrial use for this resource.
Reverseness in Commuting Habits Across the City
The writer notes how a former streetcar rider now drives past all streetcars to reach work on time for game hour, reflecting on changing commuting choices and consistency in punctuality. The piece uses a light observational tone about urban travel habits and personal routines.
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W. W. Bowers
Raymond Bowers
Ned Mildred
Luther Bowers
Bowers
Clara Delafield
Western Newspaper Union
Helen Singmaster
Keota
Donald Peden
Kewanee
Ilinois
Grace Donaldson
James Chapman
Washington
Bert Donaldson
J. B. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
William Cook
Miss Perry
Pythian
Booster Club
Arthur Duensing
Seventy Six Ladies Aid
Sunset Park
Wellston
Wellston Social Club
Mary Hotle
Ad Club
Childs
Ralph Shannon
Helen Burham
Bills Prazey
Harmony Club
John Wheelan
Pleasant Plain Missionary — Society
T. J. Berde
Just Us Club
Will Kos
P. EB. O
Delta Alpha Class
Methodist Church
W. FP. M.S
Methodise Church of
Ainsworth
Rademaker Home
Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
O. B.S
Women's Missionary Society
Scoaond United Presbyterian Church
W. KB. Kerr
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
Second United Presbyterian Church
W. ©. Mayhew Jr
Missionary Society of Second United Presbyterian Church
Dutch Creek
Sumpet Park
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
T. J. Berdo
Willies
Rural Woman's Club
George Fulton
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Zerredath Council
W. C. Bell
J. H
Code of Honor
By John Palmer
Acorn
E. 9Th Street
Sanitary Folding Feather Mattress Works
A. E. Putnam & Sons
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