Club Notes aires entertained with music and social events
The Four Club of four games of fire hosted a busy afternoon at a member’s home with Teathers College lecture, performances by Sheela and others, and a piano program featuring Arthur S. and Barun Vi. Guests included Mrs Floyd Mabb, Mrs Havel Van, and Mrs Tanuke with a luncheon, while arrangements for April events and a reception with the Legion were discussed.
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Ares
Staver
Tiple
Teathers
Bassarear
Pyree Dietin
Wang Kutler
Artie Shattuck
Anist
SIS
Ibis Er
Haydn
Mhowix Jaamke
Syoro Rocebyad
Floyd Mabb
Havel Tec van
Tanuke Wis
Messivin McGinnis
Larraed Dhierthieloruw
Doh
ueKis
Aprik
Hinehean Ay Hlavie
Jon Auxtiary
Iomen
Dunkerton Fury
Plant
Legion
Dd. I
Hetag
Seelil
Citizen's Aid
Vane Camp
Margaret
Noonan
Betty
Plenk Supper Planned by Plymouth Daughters Club
Mrs. Beatrics Oliver hosted 25 Daughters of Plymouth after noon with Mrs. J. Tf. Fogle assisting. They planned a Plenk Supper to be served at the church next Wednesday evening. The Night Hawk club met at First Congregational with 120 covers for Cameron's event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrics Oliver
Daughters of Plymouth Society
J. Tf. Fogle
Women's Society
First Congregational
Ronald
Cameron
Mes
Morgan
Metry Yount Iailion
Lydia Davis
Chicago
Seneral
Kobe University
Amy Institution
A.B. Enderlein
Parties Arranged Complimentary to Prospective Bride
Numerous events are planned in compliment to Miss Me Main Ross ahead of her May 18 wedding to Nearthey at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Guests include Mrs. Frederic Mills Ross Ander and daughters and many others. showers and themed decorations will follow a pink and gold color scheme.
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Ross
Westmrnister
Presbyterian
Warshire Ross
Hotel Russell Fumsor
Frederic Mills Ross Ander
Harry Northey
Mary
Patiiford
Luella
Alice Craiglow
Margaret Bowen
Riests
J. EB. Falan
Miss Kross
Marjoria Corey
Alles Bunyan
Guy Johnson
M Ross
Gritte Kant
Woman's Club to Sponsor Festive Dance at Hotel Russell
The Woman's Club will sponsor a festive dance tonight at Hotel Russell Lamson. Gately marks the event with colorfully festooned towers and an orchestra performing a variety of numbers. Mrs. Russell Sieg chairs the affair with assistance from Mrs. Maud L. Seales and Charles Young. Decorating committee includes Mrs. Glenn Tibilis and Mrs. John Wilhelm.
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Russell-Lamson
Lee
Bing i
Trappe
Russell Sieg
T Uie
Mars
Maud L. Seales
Charles Young
Glenn Tibilis
Abrs
Tohn Wilhelm
Civil War Veteran Observes Ninety-Ninth Natal Anniversary
Civil War veteran EL Ry en celebrated his ninetieth birthday at his daughter’s home in Taman with friends and former comrades. Judge James W Wil fey and others attended, with a mix of veterans and local officials among the guests. The event honored Ry en who has a long past service record and connections to the area, including Mel Wap and Montour residents.
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EL Ryen
EL Jd
Taman
Minny
Myrityan
James W. Wilfey
Toledo
Willett
Cota
Ryan
Mourr Pee
Branne
ATP Brew
J. Stevens
Montour
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Bradford Hive
Tol Winters
Hiram
Iyi
Joan Mard
Legion Seeks Judge Landis to Open Baseball Game Here
A garbled OCR text references Legion requesting Judge Landis to preside over the opening baseball game in the town. The fragment mentions names and places but readable details are sparse and unclear.
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Legion
Judge Landis
New La Porte City resident Neva McChane named representative
The La Porte City Evening Courier notes Neva McChane a resident of La Porte City is named new representative. The piece mentions Elizabeth Fisher and M D Dillon Ave Wer and references local weddings, church events, and community notices from April, including a marriage and multiple social items.
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Fia
Porte City
Neva McChane
la Porte City
The
Terlag Evening Courier
Elizabeth Fisher
Dillon Ave
Aligabeth Fisher
M.D. Dilton
Dir Rapids
Dillon
Cedar Turpids
Mr. Dillen
Tome Darter
Nand
Jeannais
Rapieta
Patrick Kelly Estate Bequeathed to Relatives
Faded estate notice notes Patrick Kelly’s will directing heirs and named relatives. The fragment mentions Mary, Awan, Tore, John, Viiel, Heme, Bee, Chemist, and grandchildren Genevieve and Dien. Partial lines reference guardianship and asset distribution among heirs.
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Patrick Kelly
Awan
Tore
John
Genevieve
Independence 19 Bt Lively Plage Independence 19 Bt LIVELY PLAGE
The Greater Independence Rooster club met in city hall to plan Summers entertainment and a May festival on May 14. They discussed a Fourth of July celebration, a homecoming July 24 to 28, and supporting a baseball team with subscriptions and local recruitment.
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Independence, Ta
Greater Independence Rooster Club
Boosters
Hooster Club
O'Rei
Joseph Ednbert
I M
Keeneady
Metorstin
Hob
Somediatel
Thomas
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Ei
Sisson
Weetburg
Perry
Hazleton
Madison Yron
Buffalo
Fremont
Ewton
Middlefield
Culvert Contract Awarded For 4700 Feet In Upcoming Season
Local firm Rugated Culvere company secured the contract to install 4700 feet of culverts during the coming season. A church meeting was held on Wednesday evening at 7 with dinner and the election of trustees and other officers. G Mcin was elected clerk with Edwin redtergu and others named to the board. Mrs Dilly Allen, a former resident, died in Clitetre after a brief illness. burial at Mt. Hope Cemetery. She was about 53 years old.
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Allwieden
A. Cook
Wright Coma
Gharke
G. Mcin
Edwin Redtergu
Smd FM
Diyas
Buel
Coh
Stevens
Trustees
M. Ritchie
Herman Punk
Bizet Brelhmnty
Mr Allen
Dilly
Allen
Clitetre
Trev
Roy I
Mt. Hope
Clarksville Woman Dies After Stillbirth Complications
Mrs. Rudolph Stopplemoore, 25, died at her home two miles northwest of Clarksville, Ia., at 10 30 p m Thursday from complications after the birth Monday of a stillborn son Her maiden name was Alice Willam daughter of Charles Binglam of Clarksville Her mother and sister live in Dubuque
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Rsville
Rudolph Stopplemoore
Old Butler Center
Alice Willam
Charles Binglam
Clarksville
Hfer
Dubuque
Ray Whiteacre Fined for Liquor Possession in Municipal Court
Ray Whiteacre pleaded guilty in municipal court to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. He was fined $100 and ordered to pay court costs with confiscation and forfeiture of liquor included in the sentence.
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Ray Whiteacre
Bury
Llegal
George H Twaddle Cedar Falls News Representative
Cedar Falls Daily News notes George H Twaddle as resident news representative for the Courterand Daily Reporter with office at 111 West Fourth Street and phone access. Office hours listed from 9 to 10 a.m. and 11 to 2 p.m.
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George H. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Wforecionening Courterand Daily
West Fourth Street
White Shrine to Install Officers Tonight in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 9 officers of the Bethany shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem will be formally installed this evening in Masonic hall. Mrs Edward Short retiring high priestess and state members will install officials including Mrs Joseph A Miller Mrs A R Banter Mrs Howard B Burr and others. A musical program is planned with solos by Mrs K S Alexander and piano selections by Paul Seifert.
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Cedar Falls
Bethany Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Hell
Edward Short
Joseph A. Miller
Howard Boslough
the Shepherds
A. R. Banter
Howard B. Burr
Waterloo
George F. Wood
Vernon Bashford
Worthy Guides
James W. Ford
Worthy Seithe
Nettie Johnson
A. W. E. Ways
Worthy Herald
Frank Storrs
Worthy Guard
Frances Jackson
W. E. Hays
Elizabeth Wise
Queen
George Jensen
Simes
George Wood
W. Seifert
James Sinden
Arthur Burnell
George Lamm
K. S. Alexander
Paul Seifert
SOV. University
Sons of Veterans
Iran
Wontan Hite
Wall
Mary Volmering
George Obele
State Street
Clarksville Couple Celebrates 60 Years With Luncheon
Mr and Mrs Crosby marked sixty years of marriage after a Newark Wisconsin wedding in 186? The Clarksville pair hosted a noon luncheon and an informal reception. Mrs Crosby turns 84 in May. they have two sons Luther Crosby in Kansas City and Ther t Crosby in Clarksville, with four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Nearby guests included relatives from Avon South Dakota Calgary Canada New York and Waterloo.
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Clarksville
We Crosby
Newark
Wis
Crosby
Tlert
Clarkaville
Luther
Kansas City
Attober Gon
Yandchildren
Rand
Murs
Margaret Crosby
Ayton
John Hornstraw
Avon
Rock Island Railroad adopts group life insurance plan
Oelwein April The board of directors of the Rock Island Railroad announces a group life and disability insurance plan for all active employees with six months service, providing $1,000 basic coverage plus $1,000 accidental death and additional benefits for total disability.
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Oelwein
Rock Island Tail
Disinembarmment and wages details from unnamed company
The article outlines compensation for loss of use and lands, plus employee benefits and monthly wages. It mentions disbursements, insurance, and a payroll set at various sums, with references to plants and production plans and a May 1 deadline. It lists named individuals including California arrivals and railway staff, and notes police connections and travel details.
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Davidline the Insane
California
Dielcormay
Ae Homme Fron
Wickerman
Sal la. N. Colton and
W. Preston
Winnington
Cad
Finnne
Colwell
Beank Starper
Brottier
Angeles
Ma Dickerman Finggiln
Gelweln
Chtuityo Great Western Railroad
Hle
Beldom
Universal Chun
Rural Route Extension Adds 5.5 Miles to Traer Area
April 3 report notes extension of rural mail route No 1 from Traer, Iowa, effective April 1. Traer post office will serve residents formerly served by Reinbeck, extending the route about 5.5 miles to create an approximate total length of 23 miles. Farmers long sought the change after years of demand.
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Traer
Traar
Reinbeck
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