Picnic and Society Notices From Sunset Park and Area
The Linger Longer club held its annual picnic in Sunset park with ten members and families present along with Mrs Orle Booth Melvin Esther and Francis and Mr and Mrs Rodney Davis and Jean and Gal. A rummage sale is planned for October 11 by the Alma Hearne Holland missionary society of the MOE church. Elections named Miss Kana Kasia as president and Harriet Barrett as devotion leader among others. The Northern Star GH club met with Gretty McCartney for a social afternoon. The Evening literature department hosted by the Dawson sisters with book chat by Dora Minick. Various classes held pot luck dinners and elect officers. The West Chester Pythian Sisters met for their annual meeting with a picnic plan at Camp Cozy. A marriage announcement: Miss Eisie Moser to Carl W Duis of Strawberry Point. Numerous social events included bridge and euchre games, high scores, and a Thrift club luncheon at Mrs Ellen Wallace’s.
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Linger Longer Club
Sunset Park
Orle Booth
Melvin
Esther
Francis
Rodney Davis
Jean
Gal
Altoeeter
Alma Hearne Holland
Burington
Adna Klein
Stella Palmer
Ida Cavender
Jones
Harriet Barrett
Ab Anderson
Etna
Elizabeth Dawson
Edna Mercer
Clara Farm
Tripp
India
Makerif
Dora Minick
HH Barrett
West Chester
Eisie Moser
Carl W. Duis
Strawberry Point
Moser
Wish
Ade
To Moser
Miss Moser
Zelma
Announcements from Prairie Flower church and local groups
Community notices list meetings and events at homes of Mrs. C A Hoice Mrs Emma Hays and other addresses including Ladies Aid sessions Presbyterian church events regualr business and a farewell reception for Mev E Hamilton family in Prairie Flower church basement. Also notes Sunday school classes Sunset Park and a Legion auxiliary called meeting for nominating and memorial committees. Local gatherings encourage dish to pass and welcoming new church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hamilton
Prairie Flower Church
Sunset Park End
Nelle Tripp
Oscar Ge
Old Sailor Superstitions Spread Across Seas
A Pearson's Weekly piece notes folk beliefs among salt water sailors. Widespread ideas credit virtues to seawater for colds and inflammation, while waves are seen as omens predicting deaths or storm events. A Cork coast anecdote tells of a captain who threw his money overboard to calm a gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hors Am Seveon
Weltes
Stanley Maat
Pearson's Weekly
Beittany
Cork
Innlis
White Bread Suspected as Cancer Provocative
An eminent physician who practiced in Simla argues white bread may contribute to cancer and other diseases among Punjabis and northwest Indians. He notes diets centered on wholemeal, pulses, raw vegetables, and large quantities of raw fruit. The account touches on local eating habits and mentions a local forestry penance study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simla
Punjab
India
Week's Events in Four Grade Schools
The fourth and fifth grades resume study in Healthy Living and soils samples from Colorado and Texas note classwork. Absent students and class duties are listed. Kindergarteners explore The Cock Mouse and the Little Red Hoe with new classroom equipment, while first and second grades create health posters and fruit posters. A nature study trip to a park is planned for Thursday afternoon as classes share progress and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habowith
Miss Carol Forestography
Colorado
Miss Forges
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Bing
Mary Welch
Warth
Myerna Jacobson
ALA
Milne
Uie
Harold Wehras
June Potsham
Walter George Anderson
Bobby Anderson
Violet
Viola Blick
Osie
Otis Messenger
Robert
Richard Shively
Harold
Gerald Wehr
Hubert Evans
Inte
Florence Peterson
Crammaey
Darlene van Meter
Donald Cramer
Nina Mac Little
Dick Moore
Johny Hoste
Charlotte
Foster
Charles Randall
Henriet
Maksas
Ladies Aid and Garden Club Meet This Week
Unit No HE of Mes Ladies Aid meets Mrs Lloyd Nelswanger Friday afternoon September 12 to work on comfort items. Garden Depart of Fortnightly club with Miss Dora Minick Thursday Sept 11 at 7 26. topic Town State Park Mrs We Davis Ahead of the Insects. Unit No 3 Ladies Aid M E church meets at Mrs Joe Wolfe 1103 East Washington St Friday afternoon at 2 30 1783.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mes Ladies Aid Society
Lloyd Nelswanger
Ron
Dora Minick
Spear
We Davis
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
Joe Wolfe
East Washington St
Meeting notices from Washington area organizations
Aid unit No 7 will meet with Mrs lap Friday afternoon at September 12 in Washington. S will be held evening at 8 o clock at Funeral parlors. Unit No 4 of the Mee La nd will meet with Mrs A Te Griffin, 319 East Washington St, on Friday afternoon September 12 at 2 30. Ladies Ma of will meet Friday noon with Mrs T W Hunter. Bring quilt pieces needle and thread. A large attendance is desired. Merelts PT A will Thursday p.m. at 8245.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MLK
Ladies A‘d
C. C. Owen
Ait No. 7
M. Aid
Lap
We of
Wasington
A. Te Grif
East Washington St
T. W. Hunter
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Soreciety
Northern Star GH
Gretty McCartney
FW. Eastwood
Delly Humphrey
Elsie Bratten
W. N. Fitwilliams
Coralie Briley
J. Carris
View
Briley
Mise Della Humphrey
Chris Dittmer
Ning
EC Fi
Gertrude Newman
Washington
Nowman
Kicher Garden
Betty Mount
B. Rees Tome
Reed
Sherman Ojee
Haven
Geakpee
Priestla " Mérsison
Yd Brook
Wud Piper
Burlington
Edwin Lukavsky
Mrs
Ellen Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Della McBride
Frornee
J. B. Ream
Rébekate Club
He Ladies Aid
1St
Unite Ped
Presbyterian Churc
We CT. Gill
Emma Hays
Main Street
Ema Anderson
Mable Atkinson
Mo B. Ladies Aid Society
R. Carbee
South Avenue
Ise
J Johnson
Noble Grand Circle
Hehta
Presbyterian Church
Sotice
Legoin
Mien Oss
Elm Grove Cemetery
Mrs Ve
Shin
Athens
Wwo
White Bread
Doctor Dunrayy
Ainsueld
Hs Rubbery
Peter
Aind
Centennial School
Father Haye
Marion Lee Jarrard
Jimmy Custer
Sarah Jane Lemley
Kenneth Scott
Florence Mubbs
David Jacobs
Hubs
Jesse
Wallace School
Wilda Mae Hutton
Eva Burham
Monty Brofler
Chicago
Helen Wylie
Lincoln School
Iowa
Mary
Mee la
the Merelts
PT. A. Will
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