Society notes on Violet Hough and Francis Romine wedding
Violet Hough youngest daughter of Ira Hough of West Chester and Francis Romine oldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Romine of Keota were married yesterday at nine in St James church Washington. George Riordan cousin of groom and Kathleen Bruty friend of bride attended. The couple will be at home three miles northwest.
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Violet Hough
Ira Hough
West Chester
Francis Romine
Frank Romine
Keota
St. James Church
Washington
George Riordan
Kathleen Bruty
New French MELLOGLO Face Powder Hits Shelves
Sher man Bros. Drugists introduce MELLOGLO a new face powder from a French process that promises shine reduction long wear smooth spread and pore purification. The powder is described as pure and fine and is encouraged for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melloglo
Sherman Bros. Druggists
Community clubs host social gatherings across Keota
Fourteen members of the av ajo club gathered at Mrs J E Reams home for flowers and a two course luncheon. Married teachers and wives met at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Bickel for puzzles and singing after a pot luck supper. Cards and bridge honors were won by Ferne Benn and Mrs Charles George at the W A B club. Damascus Shrine members invited to Iowa City for a ceremonial honoring Mrs Mary E Bartlett. A Legion picnic at Sunset Park drew about fifty with dinner, music by Humble's orchestra, and bridge. Just Us club hosted a schoolgirl themed afternoon with a debate on the day of last school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avajo Club
J. E. Ream
Main Street
Lawrence Wilson
W. T. Carson
W. S. Bickel
van Buren Street
W. A. B. Club
Ferne Benn
Charles George
Johnson
al Fields
Leo Mangold
Warren Stewart
Oakley Payne
American Home Department
F. L. Wilson
A. B. Dicken
Elmer Wells
L. A. Warren
Ingalls
F. L. Stewart
D. J. Ross
L. P. Morrison
Evening Journal
Woman's
M. E. Dicken
Washington
Round Table
W. L. Alcorn
Damascus Shrine
Iowa City
Mary E. Bartlett
Maconic Temple
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Sunset Park
City Hall
Humble
Charles Denison
Cloyce Stewart
Ed Squire
John Dodd
Just Us Club
North Avenue C
Wilcox
West
Debate Over Roost Pole Shape Divides Hens
In a hens debate Mrs Wilcox and Mrs Mae Yard argued for square poles while Mable Cox and Versa Anderson favored round poles. Judges left the decision to the chickens as two course refreshments were served by Mrs Dodd and Mrs Sickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Mae Yard
Mable Cox
Versa Anderson
Dodd
Sickles
Howard Kerr
Kessie Bush
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L. R. Johnson
Milady
Clara Deane
Shington
Iowa
Ware’s Store
Fitzgerald
Myra van Nostrand
White Way Club
H. J. Club
John Shalla, Jr
Farm Bureau
Walnut Woman's Club
al Logan
T. A
Unc
America
New York City
Flouse
Richters Davenport
Riehters
Ing
Murs
Rieht
John Shields & Sons
Washington, Iowa
Rothschild's
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