Walnut Womens Club program and Easter Star notes
The Walnut Women’s Club met at Mrs George Chalpe's home for Farm Bureau extension work with Mrs Lewis Puke presenting demonstrations on home pictures and chicken raising. Washington Chapter No 98 Order of the Eastern Star held a school of instruction and initiation, with many visitors and a large after noon social meal.
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Farm Bureau
Lewis Puke
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Riverside
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Fortnightly and Club Announcements and Meetings
Community notices list various meetings in Fortnightly Home Economics sections and other groups. Dates include April 14 and 15 with events led by Harry Rosas Mrs Wilven J Wilcox and Miss Pestine Mayo among others. Attendance is urged for Legion, YWCA, Knights of Pythias, Parent Teacher and church groups plus a Pollyanna reading on April 22.
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Harry Rosas
Community notices and church events posted for the week
The Cleistian Endeavor Society will hold a prayer meeting at the church at 6 a.m. Bring a spoon fork cup and plate. A gathering with Mrs Ray Lambert is planned for Wednesday. Seed exchange at Johnson Grocery distributes ready for operation and exchanged plants. Sigourney chapter to unveil dedication of Revolutionary Soldier Achilles Rogers marker around 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
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Ming Kwong
China
Cleistian Endeavor Society
Voobyterian Church
Ington Improvement League
Johnson Grocery
Sigourney
Sigourney Chaptes
Achiles Hogers
Notiee The Fortnightly Club to Meet Monday Afternoon
The Fortnightly Club study department will convene Monday afternoon with Mrs. F. L. Wilson presiding. Members are expected to attend for a briefing and discussion.
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Notiee
F. L. Wilson
Arbor Day observance announced for Wednesday
Notice states W IC will observe Arbor Day on Wednesday April 16 with program details to appear in Monday’s paper. Also announces auxiliary to the Albert M Muff Post Spanish American War Veterans meeting Tuesday at 7 30 with initiation and 1925 dues requested.
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W. IC
Progam
Forther
Albert M. Muff
Composition of Chalk and Its Uses
Chalk is a soft material formed from the shells of small fortuiniferns with siliceous spicules and numerous organisms. It is white to grayish yellow and appears in eater, with wide applications as a binding substance in various Welline materials.
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Clark
Madame Le Brun’s Reputation in Paris Exhibitions
The article discusses Madame Le Brun, a French painter, gaining a notable reputation in Paris. It notes her paintings, including historical works and portraits, were shown publicly and mentions contemporary praise and criticism from de Gentis and others about the value of her work being affected by her gender.
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Mire le Brun
Paris
Sue
de Gentis
Mle. le Brun
Heteh Warsteh
Prise
Chieion Jatin
Mrs Marie Freeland Obituary of Early Iowa Pioneer
Mrs Marie Freeland born Marie Godfrey in Warren County Ohio on January 14 1829 died at her home near Ainsworth Iowa April 4 1925 aged 96 years 2 months and 19 days She and husband P F B Freeland were pioneers of Iowa with seven children six living at death and fourteen grandchildren plus twenty great grandchildren The funeral was held at her home conducted by Rev W S Moore and others and she rests in Ainsworth Cemetery.
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Warren County
Ohio
Ainsworth
Iowa
Lewisi
Womnhood
Freeland
Frank Freeland
F. W. Bandy
Washington
Mina West
Nettie Marston
J. E. Freeland
Macon
Isaac Freeland
Haskine
Oscar Freeland
M. I. Church
Church Triumphant
W. 8. Moore
E. W. Spessard
Malinda van Horn
S. A. Stephens Cane
Ainsworth Cemetery
Politeness Linked to Gold Nomenclature Quote
A quotation notes politeness as a social device replacing kindness, comparing gilding to refined manners. It argues that politeness, while brilliant in appearance, lacks substantive solidity and truth. The reflection cites De Levis on social behavior.
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de Levis
First White House Bride Lucy Paur Madsen Weds Justice Todd
Lucy Paur Madsen, sister of Mrs Polly Washington, became the first White House bride as she married Associate Justice Todd at the United States Supreme Court. The ceremony occurred in the President's mansion in Washington ISLE.
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Polly. Madsen
White House
Todd
United States Supreme Court
Isle
Trap for Mice Guide with Simple Wire Trap Setup
The article explains setting a tiduse trap using a piece of a fern plant leaf as bait to lure the mouse. It notes curiosity drives the rodent to explore the trap and warns the user that pressure from the scent may trigger the trap to close.
Keep Goa in Sight Quote by Bishop Spalding
A quotation from Bishop Spalding urges bold effort and clear purpose with springlike beginnings. The lines frame ambition and opportunity as guiding forces for a man with a goal and the means to pursue it.
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Bishop Spalding
Guilds Rise Across City As Members Multiply
A dense list shows the Tan dem Rowlas SSO and Tei bers guilds expanding with many members. The relative guild of Tan dem Rowlas SSO married working women FS shows active participation across sectors and trades within the community.
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Rowlas
West Chester High School Notes and Local Notables
Local notes list include Virgil Stockmas Poc Te cakes Donace Lester Laubach and Hattie Reighard Clans Pisy. Wayne Emery and humor sites referenced with a remark about raising people “with a barrel slave” and frequent practice.
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West Chester High School
ASOT
Virgil Stockmas
Donace
Lester Laubach
Hattie Reighard
Pisy
Wayne Emery Hiumor
West Cheater High Track Team Eyes Fairfield Meet
The West Cheater High School track team progresses fairly well and plans to enter only the Fairfield meet. They hope for similar success as last year when one boy earned the honor to compete in the Chicago meet.
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West Cheater High School
Fairfield
Chicago
Janitor Class Prepares Play and Picnic at New Haven Church
The Janitor class traveled Tuesday to New Haven church for an evening play and a 6 o'clock picnic dinner. Attendance was small due to a busy schedule and weather forecast, with seventeen dollars counted in recounts.
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New Haven Church
Junior English class reads House of Seven Gables
The report notes study of the classic House of Seven Gables by the Junior English group. The Physical Training boys play baseball while the PT girls prepare drills before school ends. Seniors traveled to Washington for photos Wednesday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Gregory attended the Junior class play Friday evening. Miss Hedge visited Washington Saturday.
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Washington
Gregory
Miss Hedge
Poor Father Junior Play Draws Laughs and Funds
The Junior class presented a two night play Poor Father at the gym with radio selections by McFarlane Co. The cast included Wm Tompkins and Mary Tompkins with a finale song and fanfare. Over sixty dollars remains in the bank after all costs. The juniors thank the McFarlane Co. U P and M EF Churches K P Lodge and Mrs Roy Wells for their aid.
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Wm. Tompkins
Charles Harland
Mary Tompkins
Smith Kleese
Caroline Tompkins
Wilma Dunbar
Clifford Tompkins
Wayne Emery
Harold Caldwell
Wayne Scranton
George Washington Brown
Walter Scranton
Vivian Laramie
Dorothy D'sney
Prench
Hattie Reighard
Serg. O'Conner
Lester Laubaer
Humorsiies Teacher Locates Lungs In Class Dialogue
A classroom exchange features a teacher asking to locate the lungs and a student pointing to the side of the backbone. The scene includes a line about Aunt Chlo raising a large family and well-behaved children.
Rubber Crisis Spurs Firestone Search for New Rubber Sources
J U R V E Y S FIRESTONE warned of a looming rubber shortage after British restrictions cut world supply. He toured Florida with Edison and others, evaluating trees on Ford and Edison estates, Cocoa Grove and local farms. He cited price impacts on Americans and noted a half million dollar Congress appropriation and Liberia plans to expand production.
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Firestone
Jurvey S. Firestone
Far East
Mr. Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Florida
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Fort Myers
Ford
Labelle
Fla
Cocoabut Grove
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