Taney Home Moves and Club Notes Highlight Local Social Scene
Mra Ralph Reid and Miss Emily Baste attend social events as the Taney family recently moved into a new home. Mrs Harvey Waggoner hosts the G. Bridge Club with guests including Charles Denison and Ard Sitler. Fire Hostess and her daughter Anna assist as a chicken dinner decor evokes yellow and white themes.
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Ralph Reid
Hay
Nelle Dadder
Atta White
Lord Switars
Wim
Shalla
Manulti
Emily Bastend
Denny
Taneys
Haney
Mas Eula
Reitan
G. Lopridge
Waggoner
Harvey Waggoner
G. . Bridge Club
Boyd
Charles Denison
Ard Sitler
St B
Nelson
Don Seaton
Anna
Dent
VE Stewart Home wartime meeting at Adel
VE STEWART HOME chapter Joy P Byox met at Mrs G W Stewart home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Kenneth hosted in Mrs Stewart absence. President Mrs T S Brookhart presided. Guest Mrs S A Dougas from Adel attended with her daughter Mrs Elinor Doug lists. Mrs Thomas reviewed My Life Transformed by Helen Heckman. Mrs Harry Drake club met yesterday with four guests.
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Stewart
Joy P. Byox
G. W. Stewart
Kenneth
T. S. Brookhart
S. A. Dougas
Ipter
Adel
Elinor Douglis
Helen Heckman
Thomas
Helen” Heckman
Helen Keller
Social gathering hosted with luncheon and bridge
Guests included Mrs. Doice Kurtz Mrs. John Munn Mrs. Ives McKay and Mrs. Rodney Arnold. Two children Anna Waggoner and Frances Jane Casey attended. Bridge at three tables awarded to Mrs. Frank Casey and Mel Jay Brewer. Flowers decorated the house. A one course luncheon was served assisted by Mrs. Charles Faulkher of Olds and Mrs. Ives McKay. Next meeting in three weeks with Mrs. Ralph Waggoner.
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Doice Kurtz
John Munn
Ives McKay
Rodney Arnold
Anna Waggoner
Frances Jane Casey
Frank Casey
Mel Jay Brewer
Charles Faulkher
Olds
Ralph Waggoner
Methodist Choir Elects Officers After Practice
The Methodist choir elected Miss Harriet Tivett as president, Mrs Knight as views president, Miss Fy Hunter as treasurer, and Miss Milligan as secretary. Keith retiring president conducted the brief meeting. Mrs Lewis Warren resigns. Mrs Karl Melcher to succeed as director after the upcoming Sunday.
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Buverup
Methodist Clent
Methodist Choir
Harriet Tivett
HB Knight
Fy Hunter
Milligan
Keith
Lewis Warren
Karl Melcher
Warren
Evry
Local women clubs report meetings and plans
Several community groups held afternoon gatherings in schools and homes. The Association, Heights PTA, Havre Social Club, and HWG bridge club discussed committees, playground equipment, year plans, and fundraisers. Refreshments were served. several officers changed or resigned, and gifts were exchanged.
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Recemvi Egt. Association
Loyd Mortson
PLT. A
French Premier Laval plans visit to Washington in October
Paris reports Premier Laval approved by cabinet to sail on Ile De France October 16 for talks with President Hoover. Laval will first visit Berlin via Briand, to discuss Franco German cooperation and postwar economic steps to relieve unemployment. Security crews accompany the premier and five aides.
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America
Paris
Pierre Laval
Ile de France
Hoover
United States
Walter KE
Edge
Laval
Heron
Berlin
Aristide Briand
Germany
Briand
France
South America
Community Club Meetings and Pot Luck Notices
At the Miller home Saturday evening the past noble grand tree will meet with Mrs Rays Monday night at 7 20 The Bible department of the Fortnightly club meets Monday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs F L Wilson Lesson Judges 3 4 The Wesleyan home missionary society of the MoE church holds a pot luck supper Monday evening at 6 30 at Mrs A Anderson 406 E Wash Bring silver dishes sandwiches and one dish to pass Regular meeting follows MES Lloyd Neiswanger leader The Poinsettia club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Oren Helwick Bring needles and thimble Red Cross work to do also noted is Mage Ha mage sheng Ma, We ie Haney Mirador and Mies
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Noble Grandetree
Rays
Bible Department
Monay
F. L. Wilson
Wesleyan Home Missionary Society of the
Moe
A. Anderson
Mes Lloyd Neiswanger
Poinsetta Club
Oren
Helwick
Red Cross
Phe Laws of St Pauls Food Sale and Barrel Packing
Announcement records a food sale by Phe Laws of St Pauls at Washington Cleaners on Saturday October Teas and a United Presbyterian Missionary society barrel packing for a southern mission school. Members should leave packages at the church by Wednesday September 30 with relatives of Bell notified of a will hold in Keota park on Saturday September.
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St. Pauls
Waington Cleaners
United Presbyterian's Missionary Society
Southern Mission Schools
Bell
1 Nl
Keota Park
Cotter High School Plans Season Schedule
The Cotter high school team announces a full season schedule with boys and girls games. Opponents include Grandview, Olds, Mt. Union, Crawfordsville, Wy PAian, Letts, Wayland, Louisa County tournament, Ainsworth, and more slated from November through February.
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Columbus Junction
Cotter
Grandview
Olds
Dee
Ainsworth
Mt. Union Mt. Union
Crawfordsville
Wyman
Wypaian
Aineworth
Coter
Hoys
Letts
Wayland
Witter
Louisa County
Grand View
Elect Officers of Louisa Co Sunday School Association
Officers elected at the annual Louisa County Sunday School Convention in Columbus Junction: Wiederrecht and Wape as presidents, HM Leyda of Wapello as member, Ruby Lieber of Columbus Junction as secretary and treasurer, division superintendents named. Twenty-two Sunday schools represented by 92 delegates and officers. county enrollment 2613 with average attendance 1691. annual gathering announced for November.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Wiederrecht
Wape
HM. Leyda
Wapello
Ruby Lieber
Mee RR
Hunt Oakville
Ralph Wilso
Morning Sun
J. Oak
Columbus
WH. Parker
Cotter
Anny Girie
Record quake hits Georgetown seismograph in morning
Washington reported a severe earthquake registered on the Georgetown University seismograph. The shock began at 1:19 a m and lasted until about 4 a m. Fr. O Connor of Georgetown Observatory estimated the quake originated about 400 miles away, likely in China, noting it was the strongest in some time, stronger than the recent Japan quake.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Fr. O'Connor
Georgetown Observatory
China
Japan
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Will ‘Stafford
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Howard Witrig
Fred Bleess
Lee Hesseltine
John Gamon
Elmer” Mason
le Claas
WEN
Dale Denison
HW. G. Te Club
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Lawrence Lihe
Irene Reed
Riday
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M. E. Eharen
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Charles H. Ly
Charcl Ft Deemver
Chelsea
Mass
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Sept
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American | Medical Association
American Federation of Labor
Arthur M. Hyde
Wall J. Newton
Wickersham Commission
Lengt
ST Lots
ST. Louis
UPA
Willian J. Murray
Oklaoma
Organization of Relief Axenei
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W. Murray
Alfalfa Bui
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Mr Sam Miller
Mage Sheng Ma
Haney Mirador
Mies
Tone
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