Social clubs hold busySeptember meetings at homes
The Happy Hour club met September 12 at Mrs Marr s home with Mrs Marr and Mrs Mack Gordon hosting. Eleven members and two visitors attended. The Just Us club met with Mrs Wilcox and shared cake recipes and sewing. Rebekah lodge plans, honors for the oldest member, and a future meeting at Mrs McFaden are noted. Fortnightly club organized district federation delegates and discussed a city leisure reading survey and hospital nursing home furnishing donations. Navajo club, Delta Alpha class, and other social gatherings are listed with meals, programs, and guests.
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Ainworth
W. T. Marr
Marr
Mack Gordon
Manford Wilcox
Claire Gordon
Claire
Ben
Ames
James Clegg
Lee Sands Hosteses
f@lege
Just Us Club
R. C. Wilcox
Wilcox
Maurine Rathmel
Oliver Rice
Job Williams
Rebekah Lodge
Belle Miller
Lou Huskins
Odd Fellows and
Old Folks
Mason City
Tom Schulty
Susie Smith
A. Horsey
Williams
J. C. Scott
Order of Robckabs
Helen Burnside
John Witterman
James McFaden
Mrs
The
District Federation
Fairfield
Anna Dawson
Mesdames
F. W. Eastwood
Miss Dawson
Miss i Dawson
Bessie Hoyt
Frances Richer
Walter Brown
Delta Alpha’s
Methodist Sunday School
N. M. Speidel
A. D. Rathmel
H. B. Knight
H. N. Schuster
Schuster
Joe Clyde and Son
W. E. Brown
Mello-Glo Powder Promises Long Wear and Gentle Shine
A vintage advertisement touts MELLO-GLO French process powder. It claims long wear, matte peachy skin, and pore minimization while promising purity and beautifying effects for well groomed women.
Harvest Home event and rummage sale notices
The Lexington Harvest Home is set for Thursday September 20 with a chicken dinner bazaar and display. The Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society will hold a rummage sale on Saturday October 6. The W R C will meet Saturday September 15 at 2 30 with ballotting. all officers and color bearers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Community notices and church meetings listed for Friday
The page lists a meeting at the home of Mr. Sandrum on East Washington Street Friday at 7 30. The M E Ladies Aid holds its regular meeting Friday at 2 30 with officer elections. The Queen Esther circle meets Monday evening with Ruby Anterson. Bethel Presbyterian Church hosts its second annual fall festival Friday and Saturday September 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sandrum
E. Washington Street
M. E. Ladies Aid
Queen Esther
The
Methodist Church
Ruby Anterson
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Rooster Club to Meet with Mrs Rickey September 18
The Rooster club will meet with Mrs. Chas Rickey on Tuesday afternoon September 18. The notice lists the date and participant names for the local meeting.
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The
Rooster Club
Chas. Rickey
Governor Smith and Rascob Fight Whisper Campaign
Governor Smith and manager Raskob accuse a whisper campaign against them. They claim rumors circulate about the candidate including a drunken appearance at a public function traced to a New England woman, with efforts to obtain her statement and silence others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Rascob
Albany
N. Y
Raskob
Brown
Sherself
Missouri ministers form alliance against whispering campaign
Fifty Missouri ministers organized to counter rumors aimed at Governor Alfred E. Smith. Twenty are in the field with thirty more volunteering to denounce untruths from pulpits and challenge authors to reveal themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Alfred E. Smith
James P. Aylward
Smith
Aylward
Washington
Alfred EB. Smith
Smoot
Reublican
Utah
Community Notes From White Oak District
White Oak school opened Monday September 3 with Miss Louise Bell as teacher and eleven scholars by Thursday after a teachers institute break. The teacher boards at Lloyd Luars home. Frank Smith visits in Fulton County Illinois. Allison Maas and family and Charley Scranton plus Doyle Smith are mentioned with hog vaccination and field work. Visits from Glenn Smith, the Maytag dealer from Washington, and the Brumback and Little families are noted along with a Sunset Park picnic honoring Claire Walters and a Kalama Michigan visitor wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Louise Bell
Lloyd Luars
Frank Smith
Fulton County
Illinois
Allison Maas
Wellman
Lloyd Luers
Charley Scranton
Doyle Smith
Dr. Horner
Brighton
Glenn Smith
West Chester
Will True
Mr. Smith
Washington
D. E. Brumback
Glen Little
P. F. Smith
Sunset Park
Claire Walters
Kalama- 200
Michigan
PD. E. Brumback
His Successor The Grandson of The Gas Bow Man
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a descendant linked to a gas incident and an automobile related event. Core details are unreadable but imply a legacy figure connected to a local historical incident and a vehicle context.
Wayland Community Notes Add Moves and Education Plans
Wayland community updates list new residents moving into vacated homes and a busy school with teachers led by Supt Wayne Berry. Many students plan to attend Northwestern University Iowa Wesleyan Bluffton Cedar Falls and college at various locations while others prepare for weddings nursing programs and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Wayne Allen
Richard
Boshart
Merle Green
Manuel Slutzman
Gladys
Jessup
Allens
Wayland School
Wayne PD. Berry
Jacob Roth
Ruth Taylor
Glen Showalter
Wayne Allien
Selma Summers
Eva Ballard
Ruth Ausburger
Myrtle Elder
Dorothy Schlatter
Ermina Troutman
Grace Heber
Mildred Magefran
Florence Bergh
Northwestern University
Chicago
Laura Fitch
Rome
Almeda Schoemaker
Arthur Roth
Prospect East
Noble
Carl Johnson
Henry County Hospital
Miss Johnson
Verna Miller
Ruth Ballard
Chas. Ballard
Washington
Will Schlatter
William
Allen Jessup Place
North Wayland
Vivian Allen
Iowa City
Mabel Mqimire
May Richenberger
Leora Rhum
Opal McGuire
Iowa Wesleyan
Lavern Basinger
Gwendolyn
Bluffton
Ohio
Elizabeth Goldsmith
Cedar Falls
Leola Magdefray
Elizabeth Rittler
Joyce Basinger
Paul Roth
St. Louis
Avitaion School
McKirahan
Bobby
Billy
Anna Roth
Trenton
Crawford Social Notes Reflect Farm Visits and Local Events
Marie G. Johnson Crawford correspondent. Mr Sam Lewis of Kan ga visits farm and old neighbors. Crawford school opened with Mrs Leona Carper as teacher. The Lantzs and Schlatter family made Wayland and Wellman trips. Ed Springer returns from Nebraska. Milo Kempf drives a new Dur al sedan. Several families visited John Alvine, Ed Olson and Ben Miller homes. Joe Wittmer injured at school but no bones broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Sam Lewis
Kanga
John Alvine
Crawford School
Leona Carper
Thos
Lantz
Wayland
Dave Schlatter
Milo Kempf
Wellman
Lyman
Velma
Alfie Wittmer
Joe Schlatter
Ed. Springer
Nebraska
Homer Weaver
Effie Wittmer
Lyman Johnson
Marie
Carl Sandburg
Elmer. Erickson
Ed Olson
Joe Wittmer
Swedesburg
Ed Miller
Ben Miller
Local Notes from Wellston Happenings and Farm News
Elmer Kolesick shipped hogs to Ottumwa. Ed Mayer sold a 120 acre farm west of Wellston to Co. H. Brinning. Families attended the Gracehill social and the Oskaloosa fair. Several residents bought a Dodge coupe, others did cement work and seed corn was being picked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Elmer Kolesick
Ottumwa
Ed Mayer
Co. H. Brinning
Wilbur. McClelland
Frank McClelland
Chas
Harvey
Myra
Francis
Irene
R. E. Brinning
Wilma
Josephine
Will Augustine
Ira Miksch
Clarence Jensens
Jas
Bittner
Ralph Brinning
Robert Miksch
Carl
IC. A. Trulock
Zimmerman
Elna
Ohio
Ralph Lrinning
Highland Center Community News Notes Sept 11
A Cedar Rapids and Richmond area gathering at Mrs Parbara Horak’s River side home brought together relatives and friends from the Cedar Rapids and Richmond regions. News includes land sale by Charley Soukup at 100 per acre, a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Wess Sojka, potato digging reports, and local visits and activities across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
John Lasek
Lorene
Milt Wollrab
Wilbur Chalupa
Charles
Parbara Horak
Riverside
Cedar Rapids
Richmond
Frank Florane
Frank Haggen
Mary Weber
Milt Birka
Donald
Yansky
Jim Swailes
Dvorak
Frank Florang
John Rotenburger
Charley Soukup
Wallace
Joe Krotz
Darlene
Annie Krot
Myra Meeks
Wess Sojka’s
Will Krotz
Prerental
Havre News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Havre Mrs. Walter Gardner reports a coal car unloaded in town. The community praises drainage work north of Havre. Bryan Swift’s children suffer summer flu. Mrs. Bruce Stewart helps with S C Wittmer household tasks. Walter Gardner family from Havre visits Muscatine and KTNT program. Mrs. Wm. McBride improves from illness. Frank Mayhew aids Welter Gardner with hog installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
S. C. Wittmer
Pete Wittrig
J. G. Wittrig
Vernon Wittrig
Milier
Ilinois
Mike Flynn
Donahey
Bryan Swift
Bruce Stewart
Walter Gardner
Elwyn
Forrest
Donaldson
Muscatine
Havre Pupils Enroll Seventeen At Havre School
Twenty nine pupils are enrolled at Havre school this year and all like the teacher Mrs Faye Jones. Howard Wolfe left Havre on Wednesday for Monmouth to commence his school work.
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Havre
Faye Jones Fine
Howard Wolfe
Monmouth
Teacher Salaries Make Up Major School Costs
The report shows elementary and secondary schools spend about 75 percent of current expenditures on teachers salaries. In colleges and universities salaries account for around 60 percent of operating and maintenance costs.
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Sid Cite Chine
P. BF. Smith
Ezra Wittmer
Highland Center
Wilbur
Frank Mayhew
Welter Cardner
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Lyon Bros
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L. B. Loreton