Legion Auxiliary selects delegates for state convention
At a regular Legion Auxiliary meeting held last evening in the club rooms the group chose delegates to represent the organization at the upcoming State Convention in Dubuque. Mrs. C. H. Guther and Mrs. C. C. Wilson were named delegates with Miss Joey Dempsey as visitor and Mrs. J. F. Bostwick Jr. and Mrs. Fred Downing as alternates.
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Legion Auxiliary
Dubuque
Jone
C. H. Guther
C. C. Wilson
Joey Dempsey
J. F. Bostwick, Jr
Mra
Fred Downing
Terest
Community Announcements and Club Meeting Notices
Mrs S FE Sigafoose hosts South of Town Embroidery Club at her southeast city home Thursday April 16. A luncheon at Mrs Ella Cherry's Thursday at 1 pm serves as the general meeting with plates costing 50 cents. Members urged to notify Mrs E E Stutsman before Thursday morning about attendance. The officers and members of the demecrate are asked to meet Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Wilson
William Matucha
Fea
W. M. Fitzwilliam
Mide Lewis
Bard
Fitvilliam
Os Naper
Carl Junebluth
McCnery
Tell
Much McCleery
M. (. DeLone
Trenchier
F.L. Wilkon
Harley McCreedy
Ed Sullivan
Alice Rownd
Rownd
Marie Shearer
Etha Dawson
Fred Taylor
Lewistown
Montana
Vedrteaniics “Department of the Fortly Club
Harry Kiovs
West Jefferson Street
George Maxwell
Joe Porter
Ezra Goodwin
Clara Parkinson
Frank Gobble
Dave Haney
Theday Bridge Club
Alice Meek
West Main Street
Ruth Freshwaters
West Chester
Wellston
Mable Griffith
Guerte
McKinstry
Paul Harvey
Hoover
Brinning
Chas, Harvey
Jess Harvey
Harry Kleese
Gladys Hoover
Cora Single
Jessie Whittaker
Grace Brinning
Sue Seibert
Ae bin
Margaret Cowden
Westminster Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Milan Shields
Ella Cherry
E. E. Stutsman
Wedeve
Local club and church notices advertise April gatherings
Various community items list meetings and social events for April including the Woman's Club with Mrs Claude Rhodebeck, Moose Lodge social, Rebekah regular meeting, Delta Alpha Methodist social, Arts and Crafts at the Y building, C D AA social, Ladies' Aid society rag rug demo, Pythian Sisters practice, Y W C A general meeting, Healthy Circus at the gym, Miss Pauline Mayo appearance, W CC T A meeting, Womans Missionary Society meeting, and a Parent Teacher association session with prompt attendance.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
R. G. Cherry
A. L. Griffith
H. C. Hull
A. Dewey
Furniture for Women's Room at YMCA Progressing
Pieces for the YMCA Women’s Room are arriving and being placed today. A wicker settee and three rockers with tapestry upholstery, a desk and office chair, six square tables, and potential future items are planned. Additional contributions are hoped to add pictures to improve the room’s appearance.
It Pays to Advertise Always Has
A compact ad notice highlights evergreen business values and local commerce, urging continued promotion and the utility of advertising to sustain growth.
Oxford Councils Again Balk at Street Cleaning Reform
Oxford officials refuse to adopt a new proposal for cleaner streets despite a century of debate. The town’s 20 year record shows repeated calls for action while ancient practices and old taxes still govern cleaning methods.
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Oxford
Eless
Edward
Thys
Jencks
Sen
Council
Bailey Family Donates Shrubs for YMCA Lawn
Mr and Mrs Marsh W Bailey donate shrubs and plants from their East Washington street home. Mrs Bailey oversees planting on the YMCA lawn as it is graded and seeded for new landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Marsh W. Bailey
Bailey
East Washington Street
A Masculine Negligee A Masculine Negligee
There are interesting items in the advertisements today.
Five of Hammill's Recommendations Adopted in Iowa
Des Moines reports that of eighteen Governor Hammill proposals, five were adopted, three rejected, seven ignored. Key actions include adopting the child welfare program, enabling federal highway aid, and failing to abolish the school treasurer or enact a personal income tax. The trip to London received $4,000, and no action occurred to end federal arid-land aid.
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Des Moines
Hammill
Department of Agricultural
Iowa
London
Congress
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Assembly
Iowa Child Welfare Commission
Kendall
Health Circus Promotes Teeth and Health Education at Y
A three day health program ends with a pantomimed Health Circus at the Y gymnas ium. Kindergarten children perform the eight health rules and a talk by Marsh W. Bailey. A play about mouth hygiene and nutrition features Junior Hi girls and a sick boy character Joe.
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Gladys B. Coon
Marsh W. Bailey
Colgate and Co
Charles Ki. Sommer
Hi Girls
Carol Jones
Dor's Fields
Mabel Blick
Irene Tee
Helen Healwick
Helen Donaldson
Betty Hollingsworth
Edith Brockhart
Helen Henberger
Lucille Ross
Arlene Breese
Velva Jack
Gladys Edwards
Lelie Wytie
Margaret Dayton
Joe
Youthgum
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Queen Esther
Florence Brookhart
Myrtle Carbaugh
Frances Thomas
Gertrude Hammer
Rose Tranck
Florence
Edith Brookhart
Carl Jarrard
Spencer Reed
John Bryson
Id Grayson
W. F. Martin
Hayesville
Ladies Social Union
Hester Combs
Pine
West
Washington Street
Blanche Irene McMahen
Mt. Union
Seneca Finke
Crawfordsville
Bowers
Lafe T. Finke
Carl Roberts
R. L. MacGugin
John McCall
George Clapper
Lydia Juzeler
Mural Woman's Club
Claude Rhodebeck
Moose Lodge
Rebekah
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
C.D
AA Social
K. C. Ball
Fleur de Lis Club
Yerymnasium
Pauline Mayo
West Chester Methodist Church
Mayor
Epworth League
Ainsworth W. CC. T. A
D. A. Peterson
Rev. McCrory
Weille McCreedy
Pearl Marr
Lou Krause
Lai
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Chal Ford
Parent- Teacher Association
Lincoln School
Gov. Hammill
Boards of Parole and Control
Reserve District No
Washington National Bank
Washington
Loa
Ove
U.S
U. S
United States
Cas
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Banking House
Vful Reserve
Federal Reserve Jankeee
State of
I. H. S. Young
H. S. Young
Joe Link
J. M. Bratton
D. D. Sherman
Carlton Cy. Wilson
Blue R.R. Breese
Fiabidsa
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