Second United Presbyterian Church to hold Friday meeting
The second United Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Friday at 2:30pm to elect officers. The Woman's Missionary Department of the church of Christ meets Wednesday at 8:00pm and asks for clothing donations for the Missionary Box. Mrs Walter Anderson and Mrs Gene Williams visited Ottumwa for shopping. E R Williams, Titus agent, bought a new Chevrolet from White Way garage.
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2Nd United Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Department
The
Church of Christ
Walter Anderson
Gene Williams
Ottumwa
E. R. Williams
Titus
White Way
Notch
Community organization notices and club meetings listed
A compilation of club announcements and meeting notices including the Akolah club with Mrs Jne Jackson, Pythian Sisters practice, American Legion Auxiliary gathering with hostesses Mrs Roy Mallory and Mrs R C Wilcox, Fortnightly club program deadlines, Flyer-de-Lis club Thursday meeting, E O W club dinner with Mrs Fred Sweet, Embroidery club hostess Mrs O B K Babb, Independent club with Mrs John Kennedy, a box supper at Pleasant Hill school with Roxie Lauderman, Navajo club gathering with Mrs J G Maxwell, West Chester Woman's Home Missionary society meeting and mite boxes, Damascus Shrine No 10 W S of J meeting at Commercial club with Eva Mae Michaels, and Mohrhead Bible class session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Washington
Roxie Lauderman
Damascus Shrine
Commercial Club
Eva Mae Michaels
Moon Planting Pots and World-Wide Talk in West Chester
News notes from West Chester and nearby areas cover humorous weather, cars, and a playful take on moon planting for potatoes. The column lists local visits, church cantatas, road woes, and a forthcoming lecture in Coffey's lumber yard with safety measures. It also mentions farm activity, egg counts, and community events like a pie supper dampened by showers.
Easter Visitors and Local Notices in Stringtown
Easter gatherings cover visits to the E H Cummings and E W Goff homes. Peter R Schantz summoned for US district court Davenport April term. Barn work planned for Mrs Page northwest of Washington by Will Rosehley and crew. Rex Swan loses valuable horse Thursday. Families Widmers and Wengers share Easter at J J Rich home.
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Stringtown
Ethan Brooks
E. H. Cummings
Peter R. Schantz
United States District Court
Davenport
Joe Widmer
Magdefray Bros
Wayland
Vere Goff
E. W. Goff
Will Rosehley
Valley society notes and upcoming play day announced
Valley Valley April 21. Addie Wallace spent Saturday night with Mrs. Roy Long and returned home Sunday morning. A large crowd attended John Luithly funeral at Rubio church Saturday. Mr Luithly once lived in Valley. Raymond King and Blanche Conrad visited C. L. Wallace. Everett Givans visited J. E. Deals. Agnes Bucher spent Easter with parents near Fairfield. Services were well attended Sunday. Weather and roads better than usual. Maude Wallace visited at home. John Hahn visited Black home. Charles Breitenbach visited over Sunday. Play day at Valley planned for Friday April 26 with baskets. Frank Feltz slowly recovering from rusty nail injury. Clark Pfeiffer driving a new Ford.
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J. E. Deals
Agnes Bucher
Fairfield
Valley
Maude Wallace
John Hahn
Charles Breitenbach
Frank Feltz
Clark Pfeiffer
Wesley Barry Becomes Child Star In The Printer's Devil
A plucky boy with black eyes is mentored by Marshall Neilan and rises as a favorite in The Printer's Devil. Wesley Barry plays a printer's devil who runs the Briggsville Gazette and stars in a Warner Brothers comedy with Harry Myers and Katherine McGuire. It plays at the Fox Theatre Thursday and Friday.
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Wesley Barry
Marshall Neilan
Neilan
Briggsville
Wesley
Warner Brothers
Harry Myers
Katherine McGuire
Louise King
George Pierce
Ray Cannon
Mary Halter
Harry Rottenbure
Fox Theatre
Iowa Radio Fans Attend Ames Convention and Course
One hundred seventy five Iowa radio enthusiasts attended the third annual radio convention and short course at Iowa State College in Ames. The two day session concluded Saturday with lessons on the air industry and related topics.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Easter Cantata Love Triumphant Performed at Local Church
Easter cantata Love Triumphant was presented by the church choir with Miss Mary Robinson reading the story part. Two social accessions joined the church, Miss Geneva Woodford and Miss Emily Mulligan, as families hosted visitors from Richland and Dutch Creek township attended Easter services and dinner. Phyllis Woodford returned to Parsons College after Easter visit with family.
Local Social Updates From New Haven Area
Frank Pratt helped Marion Smith haul his hogs to West Chester Saturday. Mrs John McKinstry and her brother spent Sunday evening at the John Pratt home. Miss Cecil Robertson and Frederick Reid visited with Mr and Mrs Pine. Eunice Baker and Mrs Marion Smith shopped in Washington Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Allen Schaffer Zack and Frank Pratt spent Easter Sunday at the Walter Wilson home. Mary Elizabeth Wells has been quite sick but is improving. Virginia Snyder visitors Irma Banks for a few days.
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New Haven
Frank Pratt
Marion Smith
West Chester
John McKinstry
John Pratt
Cecil Robertson
Frederick Reid
Pine
Eunice Baker
Washington
Allen Schaffer
Zack
Walter Wilson
Mary Elizabeth Wells
Virginia Snyder
Irma Banks
Ward declines comment on Tilden withdrawal
Holcombe Ward, chair of the 1924 amateur rules committee, refused to discuss the action that led William T. Tilden II to withdraw from the Davis Cup and Olympic teams. Tilden cited embarrassment from Ward’s report, which he said labeled him an evil influence as a player-writer.
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New York
Holcombe Ward
William T. Tilden II
Tilden
Ward
Radio Enthusiasts Learn From Midwest Experts At School
Dio enthusiasts heard talks by well known Midwest experts during a five day construction school. Twenty radio amateurs built receiving sets under college trades and industries department guidance with large type sets featured. Speakers included M EK Packman Dodge's Institute Valparaiso Sam Hughes Northwestern Bell Telephone Co Omaha C M Janaky University of Minnesota D C Wallace Minneapolis and G J Mitchell college trades and industries department.
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Middle West
Trades and Indusstries
M EK
Packman
Dodge's Institute
Valparaiso
Ind
Sam Hughes
Northwestern Hell Telephone Co
Omaha
C. M. Janaky
University of Minnesota
D. C. Wallace
Minneapolis
G. J. Mitchell
Trades and Industries Department
The
College
Iowa Crop Survey Available July 1
The annual crop survey issued by the state department of agriculture and the local weather bureau will be available to Iowa farmers about July 1 if a Senate bill provides a $200 emergency appropriation. The bill, sponsored by the ree trenchment and reform committee, aims to speed data collection and release the report earlier than in past years.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
Local
Weather Bureau
Reed
Howard County
Reetrenchment and Reform Committee
Mary Eveland Tops Parsons College Freshman Grades
Mary Eveland of Fairfield, a freshman, held the highest average at Parsons College for the first semester. The note recalls Misa Mary, a graduate of Washington High School, Class of 1922.
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Parsons College
Mary Eveland
Fairfield
Misa Mary
Washington High School
University of Iowa Symphony to present large concert in Graham Theater
Washington music lovers await a rare treat as the University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra performs a full concert at Graham Theater under the American Legion. The 75-piece ensemble features 39 violins, 4 violas, 4 cellos, 3 bass viols, and multiple wind and percussion instruments with noted performers such as Hi F Larson, H L Butler, and W J Brandt among the lineup.
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Washington
University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra
Graham Theater
American Legion
Hi. F. Larson
H. L. Butler
W. J. Brandt
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health Through Constipation Relief
An old advertisement touts Kellogg's Bran as a cure for chronic constipation and a path to overall health. It claims all bran is 100 percent effective, with money-back guarantees, and urges regular use with meals or in recipes.
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Nature
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Part
BY Taylor
Ginger
Pop
Crackey
Mom
Dawg
Creation
Everett
Everett True
Ecw
Akolah Club
Jne Jackson
Pythian Sisters
M. E. Cc
American Legion Amiliary
Legion Club
Roy Mallory
R. C. Wilcox
Fdna Purvis
Elia Gordon
Everett Stewart
Fred Sweet
E.O. W. Club
Highland Four
Independent Club
John Kennedy
Navajo Club
J. G. Maxwell
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Mohrhead Bible Class
West Chester Lodge
Miles DeLong
Moose Lodge
Kiddie
Mother
Big Sister
H. S. Ward & Co
Ilinioie
Methodist Church
Henry Luers
Near Welston
H. W. Luers
Frank Jackson
Wifs
Signourney
D. W. Dayton
Margaret
Helen
Charlies Nash
M. E
Christ
Chicago
Washngton
Coffey
Seth Waggoner
FE. B. Bennett
Brighton
Lloyd Luers
Dutch Creek Township
John Robinson
Kalona
Roy Robinson
W. P. Brier
Elvin Jones
Arthur Forbes
Wallace Savage
Laban Johnson
Prighton
Clifton Jones
Verona Jones
Hopewell
Warren Morgan
A. J. Morgan
Iowa Crop Survey
Ainsworth
Washington Oil Co
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