General Federation Triennial Convention to Be May 10-17
The General Federation of Women's Clubs plans its triennial in Kansas City May 10 to 17 with Mrs Roberta Campbell Lawson presiding. Key topics include health and welfare under President-elect Mrs Saidie Orr Dunbar of Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Alaska
Kansas City
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Roberta Campbell Lawson
Saidie Orr Dunbar
Portland
Oregon
General Federation
Dunbar
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
Lawson
Howard Campbell Lawson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Social Calendar Highlights State Convention Activities
A detailed social calendar lists meetings from Monday through Saturday with groups such as D A R G A R hall, Ainsworth chapter, Pythian Sisters and Friendly Circle. The Missouri state convention includes a governor Lloyd Stark address a mayor Bryce Smith speeches a cultural development pageant and a ten state candidate tea with tours of Kansas City areas and Swope Park motor tour Play Day events.
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Missouri
Lloyd ©. Stark
Bryce B. Smith
Kansas City
State Federation
H. H. Mitchall
Ruth Kelso Renfrow
Lawson
Swope Park
D A R Members to Hear Reports
Reports from the state conference held in Cedar Rapids last month will be given at a DAR meeting tomorrow evening. Hostesses Carol and Lucille Forgey will welcome members at 11 East Madison Street at 7 20 p m.
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Cedar Rapids
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carol
Lucille Forgey
East
Madison Street
Friendly Circle to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting
Friendly Circle members will elect officers for the year at a Thursday meeting. Mrs. Harry Davidson will hostess the group and members will answer roll call with nursery rhymes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle Club
Harry Davidson
Telling Things Jud Tunkins on truth and lies
Jud Tunkins warns that stating what is not true is wrong and claiming what is true can be foolish. The quip reflects a cheeky view on honesty and perception.
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Jud Tunkins
Special Fortnightly Club program announced for April meeting
The Fortnightly Club will hold a general meeting Thursday April 7 at 7 00 p m in the Presbyterian church. The event is sponsored by the literature and music departments with reader and special music planned. Members may bring friends and officers for the coming year will be elected. Kathryn Latta chairs the committee with several assistants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Latta
W. M. Tweeten
Harry Siger
B&. D. Morrison, Jr
A. W. Clow
C. O. Davis
Lacey Stahl
Bernice Nash
Nineteenth Century Club Explores Old Glass Exhibit
The Nineteenth Century Club met at Mrs. Boyd Berdo’s home to study old glass. Mrs. A F Baldrige reviewed 5 000 Years of Glass by Rogers and Beard while her daughter Mary discussed Bohemian glass. Members visited Mrs Elder’s display of glassware and viewed items from Mrs Morrison and Mrs Anderson after a luncheon at the North Side cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Centry Club
Boyd Berdo
A. EF. Baldrige
Frances Rogers
Alice Beard
Orville Elder
George Morrison
A. Anderson
W R C Members Convene With Death of State Commander
The Woman’s Relief Corps met Saturday with devotionals led by Mrs J D Dayton and a reading of Psalm 121. It noted the death and burial of comrade J P Risley 91, state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, and planned a charter draping ceremony for April 16. A Grand Army dinner was set for April 6 with a potluck at G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
J. D. Dayton
Mra
Florence Hout
J. P. Risley
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
G. A. R. Hall
S. S. Class Party at Webster Home
Mrs. Norman Webster hosted Friday afternoon for Mrs. Ralph Howell and her Sabbath school class of the United Presbyterian church. All members attended except Mary Cherryholmes. J. Willard Howell attended as a guest. The party, moved from Wednesday due to rain, featured indoor and outdoor games and rabbit shaped place cards and sandwiches with salad and chips served by Mrs. Howell.
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Crawfordsville
Norman Webster
Ralph Howell
United Presbyterian Church
Mary Cherryholmes
J. Willard Howell
Howell
United States Gold Coins Minted From 1849 to 1889
The United States minted one dollar gold pieces from 1849 to 1889 and gold three dollar pieces from 1854 to 1889. A $50 gold piece was issued as a special issue in 1915 with a few produced in 1877.
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United States
Bridge Club Losers Entertain Winners
Wellman April 4 Wednes day afternoon Mrs Henry Will hauer hostess to the U Dealt Um bridge club Those who had carried high scores were entertained by those with low scores Helen Moothart received a prize for most grand slams Mrs O Stoner won for bidding highest and most often and making her bid Others present included Mrs Russell Ehrenfelt Mrs Ralph Buneman Mrs A C Kraft Mrs Karl Whetstine Mrs Glenn Moothart Mrs Stoner Mrs Darwin Hicks Mrs Donald Teets Mrs L W Blackwell Mrs Frank Fritz and Mrs Donald Romine.
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Glenn Moothart
Stoner
Darwin Hicks
Donald Teets
L. W. Blackwell
Frank Fritz
Donald Romine
Birthday celebrants listed for today across communities
Westermark marks a birthday as Ruby Bruegge turns eleven. Juanita Wallace Margnerite Caldwell Mrs John Weber East Highland Marjorie Frame Ainsworth Marguerite Jones and Mrs Lyman Bunce share birthdays. Richard Miller and Dickie Jean Moore, sons of local families, also have today as their birthday.
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Juanita Wallace
Margnerite Caldwell
Mrs. John Weber
East Highland
Marjorie Frame
Ainsworth
Marguerite Jones
Dickie Jean Moore
Mrs. Bennie Moore
Lodge and church notices announced for April meetings
The K P lodge calls a Monday meeting on April 4 in the afternoon for work in rank of page. A Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 9 30 am hosted by Mrs R H Walker at Addie Harmon's home 217 North Fourth Avenue. The Pukera Telephone Co annual meeting is set for Red Brick Schoolhouse Wednesday evening April 6 at 7 o'clock with president O E Babb of 4212 in attendance.
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K. P
Presbyterian Cottage
R. H. Walker
Addie Harmon
North Fourth Avenue
Pureka Telephone Company
Red Brick Schoolhouse
O. E. Babb
Newcomers to Be Welcomed at Y Tuesday Evening
The Y W C A announces a newcomers party tomorrow evening at with the aim to welcome and help new Washington residents fit in. Women residents are urged to attend with any newcomers they know or come solo to mingle and meet existing residents. Similar events have previously united newcomers with locals in Washington.
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Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral
General Federation
France
United States
Washington
Potluck Dinner Planned Thursday at Country Club
The first potluck dinner of the season for country club members and their families will be held Thursday evening at the club house. Members are to bring sandwiches dish to pass drink and own table service for the dinner which will be served at 6 30 p m. Bridge will be played after the dinner as per custom.
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Country Club
Rangers from Rio Grande Valley Tour at State Theatre
Gene Darnall and his Rangers bring a western entertainment unit to the State Theatre for a Tuesday and Wednesday show. The act highlights The Last Roundup and features rope spinning, fiddles, and banjos, with songs beloved by red blooded Westerners. This marks their fifth annual tour from Del Rio Texas and XER.
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Gene Darnall
Rio Grande Valley
Gene Darnal
del Mio
Texas
Banquet Honors Fathers and Sons in Kalona
The annual Father and Son banquet in Kalona drew 170 attendees at the community building. Rev Stuart Peterson opened with invocation, Dr Ware welcomed, Richard Welte gave the response, and Coach Rollie Williams spoke. Letters were awarded to football and basketball players with recipients named, and a moving picture from the 1987 Iowa Wisconsin game was shown before guests departed.
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Mrnestine Grady
Kalona
Stuart Peterson
Ralston
Dr. Ware
Richard Welte
Thelma Stutzman
Rollie Williams
Martin Levy
Ralph Dyolinger
Dennis Michum
Richard Snodgrass
Paul Fry
Pops” Harrison
Iowa City
Ralph Drollinger
Bert Southwick
Marvin Gingerich
Dean Zahs
Dean Vo‘ruba
Curtis Fiegins
Geo. Zahs
Howard Walker
Rob Chapel
Ned Gingerich
Delmar Yoder
Cletus Yoder
TH. Miller
Floyd Yoder
Donald Thompson
Frank Thompson
Bob Swartsendruber
Harlan Gingerich
Delmar Guengerich
Wpirst
Dean Votruba
Donald Hesselschwerdt
Cletus
Floyd
Rod Swartvendruber
L. Brenneman
Jr. Randall
Lyle Drollinger
Kenneth Gingerich
Kenneth Guengerich
Don Erickson
Ralph Miller
Eugene Shaver
Harold Peterselin
Capewhains
Rangers Ahead to West for Roundups and Rodeos
The Rangers, noted as crack shots and expert riders, head to the West for roundups and rodeos. They will perform at the State three times daily and entertain requests, aiming to please local crowds.
Horses and Oxen Prices in Fourteenth Century Market
A note on medieval prices shows horses cost 72 cents and oxen 1.25 dollars in the fourteenth century markets, reflecting livestock value and agricultural economy of the era.
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Walter W. Seymour
Illinois
John L. Whitehurst
Maryland
Seymour
Federation
Whitehurst
Department of Education
George W. Adams
Alabama
Harold CG. Bogert
Colorado
Division of Conservation of Natural Resources
LaFell Dickinson
New Hampshire
John Speed Harvey
West Virginia
Horace Bonar Ritchie
Georgia
Jefferson D. Atwood
New Mexico
Department of American Citizenship
J. L. B Buck
Virginia
Alves Long
Department of International Relations
Jotn Jil Whitehurst
American Home Department
Norman Hubbard Hastings
8. Godfrey
Department of Fine Arts
A. L Blackstone
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Department of
Ibert W. Shirk
David 8. Long
Harrisonville
Iowa
Journal
Ays
Carolyn Hamilton
West Main Street
D. of V
Pythian Sisters
A. O. J. Guild
KE. H. Messer
A. H. H. Missionary Society
Edna Mercer
New England
Apts
P. m
Friendly
G. L. Benson
James Nicholson
East Main Street
Hall
W. T. Carson
Washington Street
Lucille Forney
Madison St
M. J. Cruise
Carl Jarrard
Pleasant Hill
Roy Kephart
Harry Sizer
South Fourth Avenue
Merry Makers Club
Orva Scott Braden
J. H. Thompson
George Bartolomew
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Carl Oldfield
Nellie Thompson
Main Street
Cc. O. C. Class of
West Chester
M. E. Ecurch
I. KE. Coffey
Jolly Troopers
Ward Einsley
Satur Jy Woman's Rural Chorus
Courthouse
D.A.R
W.R.C
Webster Home
Lemmon
Bridge Club
Westermark
Ruby Bruegge
Rex Smith
Lyman Bunce
Richard Miller
Ben Miller
Livyv
Rangers Coming
Kalona School
Washington Daily Daily
GLOBE
Beauty Shop
A. B.C
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
A.B.C. Report
the Evening Journal
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