Society Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Weddings
Last evening the Methodist society held in the social hall with a picnic, electing Mable Rice president and Zoe Witeck view president, Geneve Harrison secretary, and Lucy Benz treasurer. A surprise party for Miles Zoe Wilcox followed, with a shower for Mildred Ann Stewart and a Fortnightly Club Home Economics joint meeting featuring Mr. Morrison from Linder Iverson Ice Cream. Also announced is the wedding of George W. Dempsey and Marcia Angeline Debey, with details of the Orange City and Sioux City celebrations and Goodyear connection. The city school reception, Presbyterian ladies picnic, and dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Simmering complete the social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mable Rice
Zoe Witeck
Geneveive Harrison
Lucy Benz
Clmb
F. L. Wilson
Morrison
Linder- Iverson
Washington
George W. Dempsey
Marcia A. DeBey
Orange City
Iowa
Washington High School
Our City
Sioux City
Dempsey
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
T. J. Dempsey
Albert debBey
Marcia Angeline
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Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Hair Youth claiming scalp application for thick lustrous hair. She asserts decades of success, advises dealers to guarantee full refund, and invites readers to write for a Beauty Book from 636 Lake Shore Drive Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
France
Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Funeral for Mrs. Hester Cocklin Held at Local Chapel
A large company of friends attended the funeral yesterday at three oclock in the Jones and McElhinney chapel for the late Mrs. Hester Cocklin. Dr W W Towers led the service with Dr W G Thorne assisting. Music included two piano selections by Miss Mary Hunter and hymns by Mrs Carl Hedges and Mrs Gladys Williams. Burial was at Elm Grove Cemetery with relatives as bearers. Domestic travel details and illness of Miss Mattie Rudd are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Cocklin
Jones and McElhinney Chapel
W. W. Towers
W. G. Thorne
North Liberty
Kureks
Mary Hunter
Methodist Church
Carl Hedges
Gladys Williams
Elm Grove Cemetery
Cha. Ford
George Brintoo
Fret Mouthe
William Freck
al Cocklin
Carl Roberts
St. Paul
Sam Cocklin
Washington
J. J. Quinn
Holland
Announcements from local groups and clubs
Notices report regular meetings and gatherings across churches and social groups. Eastern Star Chapter 98 meets at the Masonic Temple with dues reminder. Dutch Creek picnic set for September 14 at Sunset Park invites pioneers and friends. Various clubs list Thursday or Friday meetings at members homes and bake sale plans near the Methodist church and town square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Community notices and meetings across local groups
Friday afternoon program led by Mrs Nettie Skip ton invites August and September Friends to attend officer elections. C T A meets Sept 11 at 2 pm in the Mission room south of Klein Klothing store. Philathea class picnic at Mrs R B Shannon’s Wednesday noon. Democratic county committee meets Sept 16 at city hall chaired by William Sutherland. Legion members urged to assemble at courthouse Friday at 2 45 for National Defense Day parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Skipton
Noticne
Mission Room
Klein Klothing Store
Busby
Nice Philathea
The
Methodist Church
R. BE. Shannon
Al- 80
Democratic County Central Committee
William Sutherland
Court House Defense Day Parade Call Friday 2:30 PM
T813 Notice asks CALL members to attend the court house in the afternoon for Defense Day parade at 2 30. Donations welcomed by Washington Cleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Prayer meeting notice at the Christian church
Notice for an evening prayer meeting at 7 30 at the Christian church with expected good attendance. Ladies Aid of the First United Presbyterian church to meet in the rest room at the church Friday September date undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cowden
The
Presbyterian Church
Mary Kerr
Christian Church
Ladies Aid of
First United Presbyterian Church
Local shoppers and visitors head through midwest towns
Julius Enslin travels to St Louis to buy goods for Clark and Enslin. Charles Cunningham Jr visits Herrington Kansas to see his father C C Cunningham. Frank Gobble and Claude Tucker travel to Bates to visit two cousins ill with typhoid. Andrew McElhinney and son visit Arthur Nebraska while Isabel Nelson and son Billie visit T J McElhinney in Hastings Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Enslin
St. Louis
Clark & Enslin
Charles Cunningham Jr
Herrington, Kansas
C. C. Cunningham
Frank Gobble
Claude Tucker
Bates
Andrew McElhinney
Arthur
Nebraska
Isabel Nelson
Billie
Hastings
T. J. McElhinney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miles Zoe Wilcox
Monny
East Madison Street
Mildred Ann Stewart
Marsh W. Bailey
Eleanor Bailey
Bailey
East Washington Street
Bridge
Dorothea Wickham Birdsall
Waterloo
Janet Reston
Lucille Montgomery
George William Dempsey
Twentieth Street
Ecity
W. C. Harding
Jesse J. Miller
Miller
Mable Livingston
Catherine Jane Hull
Ladies Bible Clase
F. A. Heinzman
Nora Dewey
Marjorie Heinzman
John Simmering
Simmering
Sine
Jerry Simmering
William Luke
Springfield
William Shomering
Aaron Peters
Pocahontas
Edna Wallace
Hopper
Cocklin
Lawrence Lemley
Brighton
Sunset Park
Dutch Creek
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul Evangelical Church
John Baer
Fred Bey
Pfleur de Lis Club
James Zeck
P. Bk, O
Ralph Shannon
Ainsworth W. RR
Susan Coffey
West Chester
Clara Henderson
Legion
Ington Cleaners
Wicas
NEW Oriental Coal & Mining CO
Centerville
Towa
Polarine
Odele
N. B
Chari Igeny Standard Oil Co. (Indians
Standard Oil
Consuu
Standard Oil Company Washington
Indiana
Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
Ay Gourw
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
Morrison Bldg
North Bide
Brookhart Bros. Law
Toar
Opera House
Mutual Phone
Cc. J. Wilson
D. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal Officcr
Livingston & Eicher Law
Abstract Department
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
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