Romine Reunion Held at Park in Wellman
The sixth annual Romine relatives reunion took place at Park in Wellman on August 30 with about fifty attendees. A noon cafeteria dinner, home made ice cream, and an afternoon program at the dance pavilion followed. Officers elected were Frank Romine president N E Romine vice president Cordie Tousenberry secretary and Chas Beatty treasurer. Next gathering planned for Keola on the first Sunday in September. Weiler guests of Mr and Mrs N E Romine spent the day with us. Blanche Beatty attended as a guest of Marie Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wm. Durst
Marie Jackson
Helen Tucker
Edward Pickering
Maxine Cummings
John Durst
Blanche Beatty
Frank Romine
Keola
N. EE. Romine
Cordie Tousenberry
Chas. Beatty
Weiler
N. E. Romine
Cleveland
Ohio
Marie
Marriage and community notices span Washington Iowa events
A wedding unites Nellie Hesseltine and Lewis Case at 412 East Seventh Street Washington Iowa with friends and kin present. Social gatherings honor Lincoln school teachers and new staff at Miss Ella Warren’s home. Local clubs and church groups schedule meetings through Friday with dinners, socials, and charity work noted for West Chester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Ann Hesseltine
J. W. Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Lewis A. Case
H. E. Case
East Seventh Street
Washington
Ralph Case
Indiana
Leo C. Mangold
Case
Rev. Case
Sylvia Corwin Warren
Ella Warren
South Second Avenue
Lincoln School
Community group announcements from local churches and clubs
Local notices list social gatherings and meetings for Deltha Alpha class Methodist church ladies at Mrs J R Kruser’s home 314 North Avenue C 17413. Christian church women meet next Thursday with 15 cent chicken dinner. U and ET club at Mrs George Snyder’s home 1753. West Chester Voorhees Chapter J P O meets at Mrs Ralph Shannon’s home 17514. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society meets Sept 5 at Mrs Fred Diller’s church. Susan Coffey Auxiliary meets Friday 2 pm with election of officers. Kolah club at Mrs Steve Crawford 17412. Independent club at Mrs Harry Maxwell 17512. 76 Ladies Aid at Panny Henderson’s home 17412. Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday 8 pm bring sandwiches. Presbyterian young peoples class covered dish supper at Rev Eastwood’s home Friday 6:30. Davelters of Union Veterans meet Tuesday 7:30 at G A R room 17412. Reatal Woman's club meet with Mrs Elmer Cherry Thursday Sept 9 full attendance requested 17413.
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Daughters of the Union Veterans
G. A. BR
BE. O. W. Club
Doe Maxwell
Art
Frank Wilson
Pythian Sisters
Methodist Church of West Chester Lauries Aid Society
Lexington Iquires Aid Society
Kolah Club
Steve Crawford
Rosemary Club
Robert Schantz
J. T. Chadwick
Just Us
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
76 Ladies Aid Society
Panny Henderson
Elsie Mayer
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
W. BP. M.S
Lexington Church
Margaret Embree
Royal Woman's Club
Elmer Cherry
Alpha Delta Class
Methodist Church
J. Ro Krusor
The
Christian Church
Greenfield
Fleur de Lis Club
B. J. Stewart
Navajo Club
Er. B. Hammer
Walter Statler
Wellston
RB. O
Ralph Shannon
C. O
West Chester
Carl Voorhees
Rebekah Club
Fred Diller
Independent Club
Harry Maxwell
Woman's Missionary Society
Second United Presbyterian Church
Weemans
VY. Moc. A. Hach Tiomber
Priday
TPT
Eclub
George Snider
Susan Coffey
Young People’s Bible Class
Presbyterian Church
Eastwood
Deltha Alpha
J. R. Kruser
North Avenue C
Kathel Gibson’s European tour with Kiwanis group
Miss Kathel Gibson returned from a six weeks tour of England and France with a Kiwanis party sailing from Montreal July 19 on the Doric. They visited London, Stratford on Avon, Chester, Paris, and Rheims, saw the Bifffle tower and Notre Dame, and noted ice and cold Atlantic crossings.
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Kathel Gibson
England
France
Kiwanis
Montreal
White Star
Dorkc
St. .Lawrence
Gulf
Ocean
Atlantic
Miss Gibson
Liverpool
Moster
Miss Gibson Sa
Stratford On Avon
Chester
Parliament House
Paris
Notré Dame
Versailles
Napoleon
Louvre
Rheims
Gibson
S. S. Regina
Simpson's Fish Ordinary a London Lunching Tradition
The article recounts a visit to Simpson's Fish Ordinary in Bird in Hand Court Cheapside London. It describes the antiquated 18th century interior, the famed luncheon at one o clock, the chair man W E Tucker, and the sixty nine or seventy guests served with a large cheese centerpiece. It notes the history dating to 1723 and that ladies are now welcomed.
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London
England
Clara Laughlin
Eather Gibson
Washington
Iown
Charles City
Miss Johnson
Johnnie
Clarisse Savage
Geraldine Gates
Adair
Iowa
Shenandoah
Mirror Room
Miss Savage
Strand
Simpson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Cheapside
Simpson's
Billingsgate
W. BE. Tucker
General Nelson
Champaigne
Edgars
William
Bird-in-Hand Court
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Bks
the Velvet Phone Factory
Davenport
Ellis Romine
Ralph Romine
Shucks
L. R. Dalton
H. F. Dusenberry
Grey
Vera Romine
Tubrsday
Ladies of the Christian Church and Friends
U and ET Club
George Snyder
J. P.O
Ladies Aid
MEK. C
Young Peoples
Rev
Mrs. Eastwood
Davelters of Union Veterans
Reatal Woman's Club
Dalton
Washington A
Friends of the Friendly Five
Ferent
Ence
Tomers
Corbin & Barrett Bootery
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Europe
Guild Hall
H. J. Ward Co
New Cretonnes
Frank L. Wilson