Birthday Party for Mrs Ed Garrett Honored by Family
Lois Garrett hosted a birthday party Wednesday evening honoring her mother Mrs Fa Garrett. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Messenger parents of Mrs Garrett, Mr and Mrs Paul Martin, Mr and Mrs Dorance Arduser Marlin Dickie Rita Marvin Glandon of Webster and Mr Garrett and Douglas. The cake was baked by Mrs Arduser and served with ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Garrett
Fa Garrett
Charles Messenger
Garrett
Paul Martin
Dorance Arduser
Marlin
Dickie
Rita
Marvin Glandon
Webster
Mr Garrett
Douglas
Crawfordsville Band Mothers Elect New Officers
Mrs Dale Bales was elected president of the Crawfordsville Band Mothers at the school house meeting. Named vice president Mrs Earnest Jones, secretary Mrs John McNeil, and treasurer Mrs James Wilson. Retiring president Mrs Clair Holmes conducted the meeting. The year’s project to raise money for school band uniforms is completed and the uniforms will be in use next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Dale Bales
Earnest Jones
John McNeil
James Wilson
Clair Holmes
Fattening Hog Feeds Cut 50 Pounds With 4.6 Bushels
A hog weighing 225 pounds gains 50 pounds using 4.6 bushels of corn or its equivalent. At corn priced at $1.25 per bushel this feed costs about $5.75.
Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lohberger Celebrated at Home
To observe the 50th anniversary Mr and Mrs Joseph Lohberger of 515 North Avenue C will hold Easter Sunday events at their home including a noon family dinner and an open house from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10. They wed April 19 1899 at St James church. They have four daughters and four grandchildren with one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph U. Lohberger
North Avenue C
Lohberger
St James Church
Bernard Jacobsmier
Daniel Keeler
Matilda Bacon
Lawrence Kehoe
Rock Island, Ill
Maretha Lohberger
Los Angeles
Calendar of social events and club meetings
A community notices calendar lists events for Monday through Saturday including Presbyterian Missionary Society potluck, Knight of Pythias, Legioninair Bible class, Rainbow Girls, Masononic Temple supper, YWCA mixers, garden and handcraft meetings, booster club, Pythian Sisters, WSCS programs, Bethlehem Commandery, Rebekah lodge, and Fortnightly club. Also notes potato varieties and the origin of the jeep name from its army designation GP vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Presbyterian Missionary Society
Basil McBee
Knight of Pythias
Legionnair Friendly Bible Class
Baptist Church
YWCA
Ils
MCA
Dawson, White Elephant
Roy Sowash
After Bonnet Booster Club
Martin Whittaker
Ainsworth Legion Auxiliary
Coffee Legion
Pythian Sisters
VEW
WSCS
Circle I
Alma Hearne Holland Society
Wesleyan Service Guild
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodze
C.F
Exe Utive
Junior Missionary Society
U. P. Church
Churcn
Carol Brewer
Army
Fred Longer Gift at OES Meeting
Fred Longer was presented a gift of appreciation for serving as Rainbow Dad at the OFS meeting. The event occurred Thursday evening in the Masonic Temple, preceding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Longer
OFS
Masonic Temple
Easter Potluck Dinner Named By Lodge Leaders
A potluck supper was organized with Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Easter in charge. Dinner tables featured Easter decor. Mrs. Don Orr, worthy matron, presided as 40 members attended. Plans for initiation on April 21 were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Easter
Don Orr
Trinity Aid Meets With Mrs. G. Yoder
Mrs Glenn Yoder hosted the Trinity Lutheran Ladies aid meeting Thursday afternoon Rev George A Koch opened with scripture and prayer Our Teen-Agers article from Lutheran Women was read by Reverend Koch Mrs Joe Simmering presided Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs W M Tweeten Mrs Floyd Murdock and Eva Bauer The May hostess will be Mrs Axel Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Yoder
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
George A. Koch
Koch
Joe Simmering
W. M. Tweeten
Floyd Murdock
Eva Bauer
Axel Anderson
Highland Social Club Votes Sum to Fund Five Dollars
Members of the Highland Social Club voted to fund the Cancer Fund at their Thursday meeting held in Mrs. W. R. Murphy home. Seventeen members attended along with guests from Washington, Ainsworth, and Iowa City. Entertainment was by Mrs. Paul Beard with refreshments by the hostess and helpers. Mrs. Elmer Steele to host May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Fund
Highland Social Club
W. R. Murphy
Wiliam Murphy
Ernest Satladay
Washington
Ernest Wagner
Florence Busby
Orin Carr
Leo Carson
John Frame
Ainsworth
Mary Deatsh
Iowa City
Paul Beard
Eula Mae Coon
Floyd Martin
Elmer Steele
United effort to boost wholesome meat supply and reduce losses
Livestock producers and meat packers share a goal to supply America with wholesome meat. The article notes the U S Inspected and Passed stamp as a housewife guarantee and discusses losses from diseased animals, feed, and inefficiencies. It urges cooperation, veterinary help, and improved knowledge to grow healthy livestock and expand markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les Bieber
George Kerr
Rev. Kerr
Ian
Les
Rev
Kerr
Sulla
Wolf’s Flower
Yard & McFarlane
Insurance Agency
Across Street
Prom Hotel
Washington Cal
Ed Garrett
Mrs. Bales
C. V. Grall
John W. Lee
Porter Elevator
West Chester
East 2Nd Street
Washington, Iowa
Westinghouse
Phonograph
Lyon
Sioux
John Therson
Jim Hotle
Frank Kos
Califrere
Richard B Wheelan
Burley
Idaho
Lohbergers
Wheelan
Albert Donovan
Bess Burns
New York City
Donovan
Decela Wheelan
Agnes Wheelan
Frank
Lohbereer
Sebago
Ontario
Teton
Scuoia
Tom Duncan
East Side
Fred
OES
Trinity Aid
Jom Duncan
Ron
Ife
Our City
Apel Road
Swift & Company
United States
Chicago
Agricultural Research Department
EM Simpson
Agricultural Research Dept
Martha Logan
A.A. Smirh
American National Livestock Assoc
A. Burme Production & Marketing Administration
Dean HJ. Reed
Univesity
Lafayette
Dian
Union Stock Yards
Chicago 9
Illinois
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