Reunion and community notices from the J. E. Cook family
The seventh annual J. E. Cook family reunion was held Sunday at a country site east of Ainsworth with a basket lunch and a business meeting. Officers for the coming year were Scott Willey president Irma Cook vice president Mrs J Lee Nicholson secretary and Mrs Wil Owens treasurer. Guests from Lone Tree Haskins Ainsworth Cotter and other towns attended the event which featured photos visits and a lunch of ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cook
Ainsworth
Willey
Jen
Scott Willey
Irma Cook
J. Lee Nicholson
Wil Owens
Will Owen
Leona, Clayton, Lawrence
Evelyn
Lone Tree
Arnold
Donald
Haskins
Jesse Cook
Russell Helen
Roland
Janet
Scott’ Willey
Marion
Cotter
J. B. Cook
Lester
Irma
Victor
Ferne
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The Tuesday social calendar lists meetings of the E O W club at Mrs. Robert Dawson s home. Drama department of the Fortnightly club meets at 7 30 this eve ning at Mrs T A Mich els 1030 North Iowa avenue Pansy Hill club gathers at Mrs Leslie Gates this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brown
Anna Dawson
Grant Overton
Gertrude Atherton
J. M. Godfrey
Howard Richardson
Willa Cather
J. D. McLaughlin
Susan Kritz
Ralph Shannon
ER. O. W
Robert Dawson
DRAMA
T. A. Michels
North
Iowa Avenue
Community Club and Chapter Meetings Announced
The Drema holds its first meeting at 7 30 PM Tuesday at Mrs J A Michels 1030 North Iowa Ave. The Pansy Hill club gathers Wednesday with Mrs Leslie Gates. Washington Chapter No 98 O E S meets Thursday at 8 PM for Worthy Matron election. Walnut Woman's Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Her life. W F M S Lexington meets Thursday Sept 12 at Mrs June Gardner home with mite box opening and officer elections. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
M. PD
Preston Wolfe
The
Wolf Floral .Co
Walnut Woman's Club
Herman Wallace
North Avenue B
O Ffs
Washington
O. B.S
Heights P. T. A
Lexington
June Gardner
O. EF. S
Ladies Plan For Afternoon Bridge At Country Club
The Washington golf and county club bridge committee plans weekly fall open houses with a September 12 bridge pot-luck luncheon at one o'clock for all lady members. Each committee lists its chairmen and members for September 12 to October 10 1928, with women urged to trade duties if unable to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anavajo
Nover Club
Broadgate
B. and P
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Washington Country Club
Just US Club
R. C. Wilcox
Sunset Circle
J. C. Cunningham
Braden Club
Sunset Park
Fleur DE Lis Club
T. J. Harvey
Washington Golf and County Club
Committee Rosters for October to November 1928
A newspaper listings page shows committee rosters dated October 24 1928 to November 14 1928. Each entry names chairs, assistants, and members such as Mrs Ed Morrison Marion Stewart and Mrs Martin Whittaker along with corresponding dates and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Morrison
FE. E. Stutsman
J. K. Lemmon
Lloyd Lyke
H. A. Pauls
J. H. Peet
O. B Meyers
BF. Co. Allen
W. W. Wilson
Chas. R. Wilson
Homer Stephen
Robert Patterson
T. J. Pease
Geo McDaniels
T. A. Michels
R. FE. Shannon
W. G. Stewart
Fred Morrison
Claude Tucker
Gladys Clark
Marion Stewart
H. C. Ward
Lawrence Wilson
J. BE. Coffey
Earl Corbin
C. A. Pratt
John Wesphal
Clayton Bear
Martin, Whittaker
Preston Wolfe
I. Rothschild
I. W. Shenefelt
H. B. Knight
H. J. Ward
Hats Return to Back-Head Focus in 1920s Millinery
The season centers on hats worn toward the back of the head. Turbans and caps sit above the eyebrows while newer cloche shapes feature an up front line contrasting with back emphasis. Designers stress long backs, draped folds, and lines guiding attention away from the neck, with fit and concealment of the neck line key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Muskmelon Butter Recipe from Washington Contributes
A recipe contribution from Washington offers muskmelon butter. Select a ripe melon, cook until done, sieve, then mix two gills of butter with one cup sugar. Flavor with lemon and cinnamon and boil until thick.
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3 Society, News
Kings Sons and Daughters
Pleasant Hill Church
Roy Kephart
Kolah Club
John Cherry
Steve Crawford
Charles Cherry
Elmer Cherry
Godfrey Jazier
Gerrit Versteeg
Norma
New Sharon
John Knoteck
Out of Towrk
John Chansky
Lud Chansky
Rock Island
Louis Hotz
Chas. Hotz
Iowa City
Frank Pierson
Presbyterian Church
William Graff
Ivan Rehmel
Misses Humphreys
Ella Gordon
Harmony Club
Clyde Lambert
Alma Wilcox
M. T. Cooper
Garnett
Kansas
Lee Morgan
Colorado Springs
Clorado
Joseph Cooser
J.B. Morgan
Wm.Nicholson
James Anderson
Harry Anderson
Levi Anderson
Wm. McFarland
Abe Beenibblossom
Maria Cooper Benson
J. H. Kephart
Geo. Hillhouse
Chas. Bear
Newt Benson
Tom Reeves
Clayton Nicholson
Ruggeg Cross
Ruth Lemley
Lillian Minick
Dora Minick
Walter Brown
Mae Wehr
Wilder
Edna Mercer
Bridge of San Luis” Rey
Mary ‘Welc
Bridge of San Luis Rey
Frank Dittmer
Will Richards
Sunshine Community Club
Dittmer
Edgar Porter
Harry Bishop
Richard
J. O. Matthews
Sam Warren
Don Wyle
Delphian Society
Mt. Pleasant
J. E. Lemmon
Roman Empire
Phil Craft
Germany
Rome
Eva Denny
Spain
Italy
R. S. Warfel
F. W Eastwood
England
Pansy Hill. Club
Pansy Hill Club
Leslie Gates
Rosemary Club
Percy Whistler
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
U. P
MAYO
Home Bakery
R.S. Warfel
O. F. Boller
J. A. MeKlhinney
L. H. Orr
A. W. Clow
Ralph Gibson
Fred Neiswanger
Frank Carter
B. S. Bostwick
W. L. Alcorn
W. A. Anderson
Boyd Berdo
A. Kk. Baldridge
George Breitenbach
Rakoh Thompson
Ed Wells
H. ©. Hull
Fred Downing
G. N. Barclay
Geo. Brown
S. Browning
P. L. Etter
L. M. Bicher
Geo. Morrison
Roy Means
Edwin Griffith
Max Marble
Rad
Baptist Ladies
L. L. McAvoy
Delta Alta’s
M. E. Church
Walter &. Brown
Christian Church
Roy King
Iowa
Ainsworth W. R. C
Velvets
Axmin
East Side Square
Mrs. R. S. Cook
East Second Street
Klein’s
Tobias
Klein
Klothing Ko
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