Marriage of Con stance Perley and James Work in Omaha
The September wedding at First Central Congregational Church Omaha united Con stance Perley daughter of Lyman Perley and James Aikem Work son of Mrs. James Work. The ceremony was performed by Dr Frank J. Smith with attendants Anne Perley and Edward Perley. Perley, Grinnell College 1926, has done library work in Providence. Work, also a Grinnell graduate, taught at Brown and will pursue a Ph D at Yale this fall. Out of town guests included Mrs. George Edwards and Mrs. W J M Scott. The couple plan to reside at 255 Whiting Avenue New Haven Connecticut after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational” Church of
Omaha
Constance Perley
Lyman Ormond Perley
James Aikem
Work
James A. Work
Anne Perley
Eeward Perley
Frank J. Smith
Grinnell College
Providence
Rhode Island
James Work
Brown’ University
Yale University
George Edwards
Great Falls
Montana
W. J. M.scott
Margery Ann
Rochester
N. Y
J. A. Work
M. R. Meek
Kentucky
Shenandoah Valley
Washington P. C
Whiting Avenue
New Haven
Connecticut
Community group notices and club events list
Local groups announce meetings parties and gatherings across Sept. including Susan Coffey auxiliary at Mrs Bessie Bauer home and election of officers, Wyman Community Club picnic at Sunset Park Washington Iowa, Rebekah regular meeting, You and IF club at Mrs Oscar Jugenheimer, Independent club entertaining, Just Us club rescheduled, Presbyterian Bible class and September pledges, Poinsetta club hostesses, Jolly Fifty opening dance at Berdo's barn, Baptist ladies quilting day at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Coffey
Bessie Bauer
Oscar Jugenheimer
The
Presbyterian Church
West Washington Street
Jolly Fifty Club
Berdo’s Barn
Sunshine Community Drep
Sunshine Community Club
Frank Dittmer
Will Richards
Harmony Club
Weer
Malcolm Montgomery
Smith
King's Heralds
Home Guards
King’s Heralds
Church
Hive Three Oelick
Linger Longer
Linger Lover Club
J. W. Neberzall
Department of Hildy Study
E. B. Hlammer
Kolah Club
Flo Cherry
Ladies Bible
West
Washington Street
Clappes
Christian Ladies Aid
Lexington Ladies Aid
Joeton Ladies Aid Society
Jord Foster
Bathel Presbyterian Church Rural Woman's Glup
Rural Women’s Club
William Morton
James Swift
Independent Club
Janes Swift
Sherm Welch
Poinsetta
YOU and I
Oscar. Jugenheimer
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Harry Shrader
Jolly Fifty
Berdo Pavilion
Shalla Orchestra
Local News From Columbus Junction Area
Miss Ruth Kerr and Joe Littrell wed at the Presbyterian manse. Labor Day events drew thousands to the Columbus Junction fairgrounds with J. F. Housel as speaker. Tomato factory runs well with 45 workers and 100 acres of tomatoes. Several residents visit relatives in Illinois and Iowa, with society meetings and local travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Juntion
Ruth Kerr
James Kerr
Joe Littrell
Charles Littrel
Presbyterian Manse
Columbus Junction Fairgrounds
Columbus
J. F. Housel
Humboldt
Orville Sparrow
Ellis Drake
Maywood
Ill
Ss. R. Drake
Cheste Gabriel
Cedar Rapids
J.ode Browning
Lemmon Honored at Pleasant Plains Social Calendar
Isabelle Lemmon to be guest of honor at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Lemmon. Various clubs meet today including Pythian Sisters Jam and Missionary society events. Wyman Community Club plans an annual Sunset Park picnic. several church and civic groups hold afternoon and evening gatherings across Lexington and nearby towns.
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The
Odd Fellows
the Rebekahs
District No. 92
Ball Park
Riverside
Fannie Meeks
America
Isabelle “Lemmon
J. €. Carris
Miss Lemmon
J. H Gefikinger
Country Club
Country Cin
Lemmon-Bingham
Isabelle Lemmon
L. A. Bingham
Bosten
Massachusetts
C. Lemmon
P. BE. O
Cie Roberts
M. H. J. Club
H. J. Club
George Shalla
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
Clara Fisher
Wyman
Wyman Community Club
Sunset Park
Wigs as Ceremonial Dress In Seventeenth Century England
English barristers and judges adopted wigs as part of ceremonial costume in the seventeenth century. The custom marks an ancient tradition with wigs previously worn by Egyptian royalty and officials as headdress.
Incomplete Goal to Catalog World Insects
Scientists acknowledge the vast scale of cataloging all insect species. They note the task will extend for many years as new species continually unfold across habitats and regions.
First Week of School Poem Reflections by Race Noll Crowell
A pair of September poems express mothers’ mixed feelings as children begin school. The verses描 depict anxious goodbyes, sighs of time passing, and prayers for warmth, tenderness, and protection as children step into a complex world.
School Year Chorus Reflects on Return to Work
The poem celebrates the end of summer and the return to school. It recalls vacations, meadow play, and the joy of reuniting with friends in the schoolhouse. ADDIE EB COMBS appears as a contributor or signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Eb, Combs
Baptist Choir Cantata Rehearsal Wednesday at 8:30
The Baptist choir marks a single rehearsal this week with a cantata practice scheduled for Wednesday evening at 8:30. Attendance is strongly requested for all members.
Fitted Lines Rise in Coat Dress Styles for Fall Sportswear
Fashion editor notes growing prominence of coat dresses in fall sports collections. The trend favors fitted lines, tweed and lightweight wools, and the one piece silhouette blending sport with formal fabric. Details include double breasted fronts, gaited buttons, surplice lines, and molded hip silhouettes with restrained flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ovitte
Women's Wear Magazine
United Press
Jersey
London
Pickling Tips From Mrs M EM Diek en's Family Recipe
A printed user recipe from the Journal Woman's page shares chutney and pickle instructions. It lists ingredients like tomatoes onions peppers salt sugar and vinegar with spices such as cinnamon cloves nutmeg ginger paprika cayenne and corn starch. Also included are cucumber pickles with mustard seed celery seed and olive oil and instructions to seal hot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yar
Growing Up With Flowers A Child Becomes A Gardener
A young girl named Jane learns to respect flowers and soil, avoiding touching plants and observing a blooming gladiolus with reverence. Her father teaches garden rows in soil, while Jane marks sand rows and seeds, illustrating how parents nurture a new generation of gardeners for Better Homes and Gardens.
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Jane
Presbyter an church ladies social with Mrs Mary Shrader
The Presbyterian church ladies social will be held Friday at 2 30 PM hosted by Mrs Mary Shrader at 416 West Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Marry Shrader
W. Washington
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Sigler
Mattie Shaw
Wellman
Mattie Sigler
Godfrey Sigter
Washington
Ae T. Johnson, Sr
Thomas Johnson
Roy
Wayne
Cc. T. Johnson Jr
Roger
Isaac Evans
New Sharon
Towa
S. S. Megaughey
Hume
Missouri
Myrtle Pragle
William
Griffith
Marie
W. Shaw
Pearl
Phillips
Sylvia
Byron
Bayard
George Whetstine
Georgia Fritz
Howard Gardner
Hoyt
and Orr _Mapel
Marjorie
A. H. Freel
Thelda
Vivian Jackson
Alice Eakle
Adams
Wis
Apetel
Earnest Meeks
Alice Watkins
Fern Heck
Odd~ Fellows
Summer Cumming
Paul Sheila
Alma Meek
Georger Snyder
S. ¢. Whiting
Iowa City
Pete Geroat
Webster Hall
Woman's Relief Corp
G. A. R. Hall
Corp
Maude Schmoeller
Fox Theatre
W.R
Penver
Colorado
Odjed
Mary M. Hunter
Hunter
Streabog
Alice Rothlisberger
Naomi Kyle
Smallwood
Maurine Walker
Lawrence Whisler
Wiss Hunter
Jone Bear
Maried Donaldson
Gladys Wolfe
Martin
Trish Galop
Florence Kyle
Jane Rothlisberger
Miss Hunter
Streabod
Leland O. Kracaw
Martha Kracaw
Keota
Marie Elizabeth Figgins
George Figgins
Kalona
Victor Blattner
Andy Blattner
Mildred Viola Warren
Samuel Warren
W. W. Bowers
Kyle
Lulu ‘Kyle
Dalton Galloway
Fayoum
Egypt
Carrie
B. J. Harmeier
West Main Street
J. E. Ream
Maurine McLavehlin
A. Anderson
Bekker
Methodist -Episcopal Church
Millinery Department
Rothschild’s
Iowa
James Swifteiill
Just Us
Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
Musa Todd
Chicago
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Www
Carl Hancher
Alex Blake
Priday
Noll Crowell
MAYO
Home Bakery
Chile
Saucce
Ina
Cio
Kasha
Chiffon
Clark & Enslin
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