Y M C A Names Officers for New Service Club
At a dinner and brief meeting in the Y M C A community room the Y's Men elected temporary officers and adopted by laws. Dr Cloyce B Kerr was chosen president Dr Preston L Better vice president Harold Tolander secretary and treasurer and named directors Theodore Brown Harry Kreder Elliot Grayson Harry A Philippe Ler Holland and Marion George. The group plans twenty five to thirty members by charter time and meets weekly with plans for meeting day and hour. Members must belong to the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's Men's Club
Cloyce B. Kerr
Preston L. Better
Harold Tolander
Theodore Brown
Harry Kreder
Elliot Grayson
Harry A. Phillipe
Ler Holland
Marion George
Service Club
Society Notes From West Madison Street
Mrs A B Sehmoerler entertained the ladies of the TS BE Club yesterday afternoon at her home on West Madison Street. All but two members attended and they spent the afternoon visiting and working on fancy crafts. A luncheon of beans was served and deemed delicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sehmoerler
T. S. BE. Club
West Madidson Street
Dr Ida Belle Lewis to Speak at West Caster Church
The author of the late Bishop Lewis of the Methodist church, Dr Ida Belle Lewis, will speak Sunday evening at 7 30 at West Caster Methodist Church. She has served as a missionary in China for 14 years and is president elect of Foo Chow College in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Belle Lewis
Bishop Lewis
Methodist Church
Te West Caster Methodist Church
Lewis
China
Foo-Chow College
University Basketball Clash Set for Monday Night
The Washington U. M. C. A. team travels to meet the Iowa City Collegiates next Monday evening in a closely watched encounter. Players on both sides include Kru bstein Shuffleschmidt Tengen Johnson Olson and Sweden Den mark with possible substitutions. Y M C A squad lacks recent practice. The 8:50 pm tip follows the gym class and features a mix of local and visiting talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington U. M. C. A
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Gay Waymack
Harry Rice
Krubenstein
Shuffleschmidt
Christengen
Johnson
Olson
Teutons
Denmark
Sweden
Alberate
McKinstry
Carlton
Neubolds Plan June Trip Abroad After Spring Term
In an Iowa City newspaper notice Mr and Mrs J W Neubold announce a June departure after the spring term to North Africa and Europe They will sail on the Majestic in June visiting Algiers and other African sites as well as England Scotland France Italy and Switzerland Mary Cherry Neubold a former local resident accompanies her husband as they pursue graduate and law studies in the State University.
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Iowa City
J. W. Neubold
North Africa
Neubold
College of Law
The
State University
Mary Cherry
Majestic
Algiers
Africa
England
Scotland
France
Italy
Switzerland
Mission Movie 16 to Be Shown Tonight
Fee, former Pittsburgh Gazette Times night editor, arrives in Washington with film, projector, and assistant to present a motion picture at First United Presbyterian church. The Egypt mission documentary, shot over four months, features missionaries and is the project of United Presbyterian Church fundraising. Tonight’s show at 7 30 marks the forty sixth presentation and may fund future films in India, the Sudan, and Abyssinia.
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Doh. Fee
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Washington
First United Presbyterian Church
United Pressbyterian
Egypt
Mr. Fee
Fee
Tonicht
India
Sudan
Abysinia
Lyon bread coupons save dinner set value
A reader remarks on saving Lyon bread coupons for a dinner set. The note also claims Lyon bread remains as good as high quality ingredients and modern equipment for expert baking.
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Lyon
Ballots Sent to Washington in Senate Contest Log
Washington County ballots and poll books are to be shipped to the United States Senate for a recount in the Steck Brookhart contest. Grittin estimates eight mailcocks will carry the ballots and paraphernalia, with shipments arranged via the post office and sealed caches. The letter from Senator Spencer requests counts and shipment details, while committee colleagues from multiple states are noted in the exchange.
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Grittinn
Selden P. Spencer
Missouri
Steck-Brookhart
United States Senate
Spencer
Committee ON
The
Senate
Washington County
Griffith
Spenery
Eave
United States
Tam
Washington
Post Office Department
D. C
Privileges and Elections Committee
Watson
Indiana
Ernst
Kentucky
Shortridge
California
Greene
Vermont
Deacon
Miroe
Gott
West Virginia
King
Utah
George
Georgia
Neely
Stephens
Mississippi
Smith
South Carolina
Caraway
Arkansas
Boys Enjoy Day Trip Chaperoned by Davis
Physical Director Davis of the Yo M C A. escorted thirty Y Juniors to Box Springs south of town. The group spent several hours there playing baseball and engaging in other sports in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Yo M.ca
Box Springs
Community Dinner and Readings Planned in Washington
The YMCA community dinner begins at 6 30 p m in the community room with an expected attendance of at least one hundred. A brief speaking program follows the dinner. The Standard Readers of the Methodist church anticipate bringing Miss Pauline Mayo to Washington on April 22 for an evening of miscellaneous readings after her prior successful visit featuring The Fool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Pauline Mayo
Washington
Lost Boy Found After Daylong Hunt Near Moore Farm
Reed Moore thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Moore was found trapped under a log in brush six miles west of town after a daylong search. He had been missing since eight in the morning while setting gopher traps and was unconscious all day before call from neighbor’s yard brought help. He suffered bruises but no broken bones and is recovering amid fears of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Moore
Mr. Woop
Moore
Fred Stewart
Lee Scranton
Adjourns Court to Next Monday Morning
Judge Charles A. Dewey adjourned the district court until Monday morning to determine which cases will be tried this term. Willis Turner was sentenced for bootlegging to pay a $600 fine or 60 days in the county jail after pleading guilty. The grand jury reported after several days of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dewey
Willis Turner
Turner
Evening Services Change and Home Porch Remodeling
Evening church services will move to 7 30 PM on the first Sabbath in April. Carpenters work on the Robison residence at West Washington and South Avenue C, removing the front porch and adding a new extended porch along the east and south sides with the latest design to improve the house’s appearance.
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Wmatdeor Ari
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Pranzen Exide Battery Station
Neubolds
Las
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Mr. and
Mrs
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Lyon Baking Company
University OF Iowa
Washington “Y
United ST Vis
Watt
Waslington, Iowa
Son OF
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Wilt
A.C
Brown’s Tire Shop
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Inquire Journal
David Akerman, Ains
FL. P. Randall
West Chester
Woods
W. R. Stryker
Wm. Darbyehire
Clover
Timothy Hay
Marcus Kuhn
Howard Leacox
Ralph Zeck
J. G. Moriarty
S. ¢C. Rf. L. Red Beggs
Owen and Thompkins
Rhode Island
Jake Sheetz
C. W. Leghorns
D. J. Allimon
Wayland
Iowa
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Regal
Wm. Knox
Med
Walter Little
J. BE. Wright
R. A. Acheson
Ainsworth
J. M. Goodwin
Peter Koebler
Crawfordsville
East Washington & Phone
Percen
D. W Youne
H. E. Busby Agit
Clyde Ford
Kalona
George Young
H. C. Landmesger
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Marion Ave
Hari
Winsmouse
Hebner
East 2Nd Street
Madison Street
Green
Inquire Journal Office
East Madison Street
Ead
T. R. Phillips
AGEX
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Hugh McCleery
Warren's
Per G. AL Warren
Warren's Seed Store
J. L. Warnock
Geneseo
Ilinois
Arnold's Barber
F. & M. Bank
Herman Pauls
Herman
W.S. Reister & Sons
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