Social calendar notes from community clubs and gatherings
The Misses Ethel Stacy and Evelyn Hongan hosted friends at David Melaughlin's home for a sewing and social evening with Hehe refreshments. Various clubs met, offering luncheons and literary programs, with out of town guests from Chicago and Davenport. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan to open the Log Cabin in Sunset Park to the public next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stacy
Evelyn Hongan
David Melaughlin
W. G. Sewart
Manton Hebner
Bridge
Howard McCleery
Iowa City
Will Harwood
Wayne Limerman
Lucile Montgonery
Chicago
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sunset Park
Just Us
Sam Hout
Modern Priscilla
Mclveramith
Davenport
John Dodd
Parent
Charles, Thomas
Ethel McCreedy
A. W. Crow
Charles Pauls
Fried chicken supper planned at church on Friday
The S. A. S. group in Pilotsburg will host a fried chicken supper at the church this Friday evening September 25, 1925. Serving begins at 6:30 with homemade ice cream for sale and a program to follow. Invitation extended to all.
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Pilotsburg S. A. S
The Making of O Malley stars Milton Sills at Fox theatre
Milton Sills stars in The Making of O Malley an adaptation of Gerald Beaumont Red Book story. Dorothy Mackaill co leads with Thomas Carrigan and Helen Rowland in a New York policeman and heiress romance full of thrills and color. Filmed largely on New York streets, Sills directs traffic in screen role.
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Milton Sills
Fox Theatre
O'Malley
Gerald Beaumont
Red Book Magazine
Sills
New York
Dorothy Mackaill
Chickie
Thomas Carrigan
Nick Carter
Helen Rowland
Claude King
Warner Richmond
Julia Hurley
Allen Brander
Charlies Graham
Nell Craig
Jack de Lacey
New York City
Now Is Good Time To Swat The Flies
New York report urges fall fly swatting as crucial to curb disease. Doctors warn that winter-hibernating flies spread diarrhea and other illnesses, with Arm strong of Metropolitan Life stressing that the flu can carry multiple infections.
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New York
N. Y
Donalde B. Armstrong
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dr. Armstrong
Armstrong
Hart Backs Morals Course In Schools
Council Bluffs Mrs. Hattie Hart a school board member says she will recommend a morals course in the schools. Des Moines Gail B Douglass commits suicide after job search difficulties. Keosauqua Orin Ira White four father of Frank White chief engineer of the state highway commission dies.
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Council Bluffs
Hattie Hart
Keosauqua
Orin Ira White
Frank White
State Highway Commission
Flivver Hobos Seen as New Social Problem
In Little Rock agencies report a rising class of itinerant auto travelers called flivver hobos. They roam city to city without funds, seeking aid for fuel and repairs while claiming to seek distant work. Officials note many are frauds and urge cautious assistance through social services.
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Little Rock
Ark
Willie
Rookive
C. H. Wickord
Shooting Contests At Legion Gathering In Omaha
Shooting contests for rifle trap and pistol will be held during the American Legion National convention in Omaha in October. Competitors must be Legion members. team and individual events prize medals and cups. Rifle ranges are near Omaha, pistol on the state range, trap on city grounds and Ak-Sar-Ben Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
American Legion National
American Legion
Milton J. Foreman
Winchester
United States Army
Nebraska
Wisconsin Governor Calls Morrocan War Halt Before Debt Talks
Governor Blaine of Wisconsin urged President Coolidge to demand an immediate halt to France's Morocco campaign before any debt talks begin. He cites French plans to extend debt payments and alleged airship bombardments against Moroccans, urging cessation of arms buildup and warfare on civilians.
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Blaine
Wisconsin
Morocco
Associated Press
Madison, Wis
President Coolidge
France
America
Linder Iverson Incorporation Authorized in Des Moines
Secretary of State Walter Co Ttanneau approved the incorporation of the Mn erlyétsen Co of Fairfield with capital stock of 50004 dollars. A Iverson of Iowa State College faculty becomes president, Linder is vice president, and G Linder secretary treasurer. The firm will handle dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linder-Iverson
Des Moines
Sey
Walter Co
Arts
Erlyétsen” Co
Fairfield
A. Iverson
Iowa Stat College
Linder
G. Linder
Witt
No New Clues in Cook Murder Case
Vinton Iowa September 24 no new clues have been found in the murder case of Mrs Worb Cook. County Attorney Nichols says no immediate development is expected in the case. The latest turn featured a quiz of Cook and Mee. Hester Sieling of Sioux City admits friendship with Cook.
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Jess Vinton
Worb
Cook
Woe
T U
County Attoreney Nichols
Pesavette
Mee
Hester Sieling
Sioux City
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Keota
George Morrison
Floyd Olds
Rosemary Club
Olds
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Cloyd Knupp
John Speidel
Neil Truman
Lloyd Swift
Lloyd Neiswanger
Washington
McElhinney
Morning Sun
Trotman
Kennedy
Pleasant Hill
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Womans Home Missionary Society of the
West Chester
Mhodist Church
Anna Ross
The
Womens Relief Corps of
West Noon
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Afernoon
Rebekah
Rueksam Barn
Woman's Home Missonary Society of the Methodist Church
J. Ho Warrett
H. M. Shaver
Alan Hearne Holland Missionary Society
T. W. Harwood
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Slo Lodges
Dutch Creek
Ge Movies
Hils
Iowa
Gail B. Douglass
Legion
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Tit
Hagier
H. J. Ward & Co
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