Community group notes from West Chester area meetings
A wrap of local gatherings includes Chapter J P E O at Mrs. Carl Roberts home with 45 attendees, a chapter read and surprise program, and several visitors. The West Chester PTA closes its year with officer elections and a school exhibit tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roberts
T. A Michels
Eva Denny
Mable Livingston Frances Thomas
Josephine Bailey
Mary Pauls
Mary Roberts
Josephine Hull
Aileen Milligan
Mr. Currier
Mr. Ives
Russel Crouse
West Chester
Alma Hearne Holland quilt exhibit draws wide interest
The Alma Hearne Holland missionary society of the Methodist church staged a successful quilt and antiques exhibit in the church social hall. Eighty eight quilts plus several historic items were shown, raising about 31 dollars. A 100 year old doll bed once owned by Ellis Parker Butler’s mother was among the displays, with other age worthy pieces and modern quilting equipment also featured. Refreshments included tea served from a 75 year old silver teapot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland
Methodist Church
Betty Stephen
J. ©. Penney Co
H. I. Ward
Bette
J. A. Harwood
Woman
Announcements for Men at United Presbyterian Church Dinner
Notice lists dinner for all men Friday at 6 30 p m at United Presbyterian Church. Also announces Jackson Township Farm Bureau meeting Monday night April 25 at Grand Prairie school at 7 o clock. YWCA bake sale at Washington Cleaners Saturday from 9 a m with volunteers urged to donate food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Home Project
Jackson Township
Homer Birney
City Hall
Farm Bureau
Washington County
United Presbyterian Church
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Grand Prairie School
Washington Cleaners
Community group notices for Saturday and Monday meetings
The 19th Century club meets with Mrs Marsh Bailey Saturday afternoon. The Fortnightly Literature group meets Monday afternoon in the Y community room. Towels can be collected at that meeting. Wesleyan Home Missionary society hosts a pot luck supper Monday at 6 30 with Mrs J H Peet at 912 E Main. Knights of Columbus hosts a ladies and families party Monday evening at the KC hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Bailey
Department of Literature
The
Wesleyan Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
J. H. Peet
E. Main
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Booster Club Meeting Set For April 26
Tuesday booster club will meet Tuesday afternoon April 26 with Mrs Geo Jarrard. Club play in charge of Mrs Merle Eckler and Mrs Milford Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Jarrard
Merle Eckler
Milford Anderson
Mrs. McLaughlin Elected Fortnightly Club President
Mrs. C W McLaughlin was elected president of the Fortnightly Club at yesterday's Y meeting. Officers include Mrs Harry McCall vice president and Miss Alice Rownd recording secretary. Dues drop to one dollar for two years and fourteen new members approved. Delegates named for county federation and donations noted. music week announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester P. T. A
Brumback
Harley
Miss Davidson
Bruty
C. W. McLaughlin
Harry McCall
Alice Rownd
Ella Gordon
R. G. Cherry
County Federation
L. W. Soule
M. C. DeLong
Alice van Vliet
J. C. Boice
Howard Crozier
Dc. S. Williams
Nellié Tripp
W. E. Graf
Harriet Barrett
Fred Neiswang
Home’ Finding Association
Ottumwa
Seattle
J. A. Porter
Anna Dawson
Blind Women of
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Wayland P T A program features student plays and music
Wayland high school students will present a program in the auditorium on Friday night April 2 including music by girls and a sequence of plays Uncle Hiram's Cold The Family Budget The New Hired Man and a black face sketch The Two Black Crows A glass blowing demo will follow by Prof Poulter of Iowa Wesleyan college Family births noted Mrs Paul Brenneman announces a son born April 11 and Mr and Mrs Paul Henss welcome a daughter born April 14 in Moline Mrs John Taylor hosts the M M S meeting at E M church with 27 in attendance and mite box offerings recorded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Hiram
Junior Magdefrau
Martha
Winona McGuire
Zeb White
David Wittmer
Miss Hinson
Marguerite Witting
Putney
Wilma Alston
Bilder Mason
Wesley Pritchard
Mason
Vaughn Schlatter
the Family Budget
Rueben Widmer
Mabel Wenger
Lena
Dorothy Lute
Gus
Max Richenberger
Russell Krabill
Miss Ciabaum
Maxine Sinclair
Zenas Quackenbush
Ronald Roth
Bob
Allen Shumaker
Sam Wilson
Franklin Roth
George Dunn
Milburn Geriy
Prof
Poulter
Iowa Wesleyan College
Paul Brenneman
Paul Henss
Moline
Sam Bergh
K. Schants
Ft. Madison
P. Rk
Alliman
Eli Klopfenstein
al Griffith
Montana
Griffitt
Everette Weaver
Beatrice
Hiram Weaver
Minnie
Smithshire
George Weaver
Sadie ‘Henss F
Lester
Henss
Irene Rich
Gerald Stutzman
Harold Meyer
Donald Brooks
Mt. Pleasant
John Ellis
Jacob Roth
D. E Jones
Irvin Rich
Selma
Damascus Shrine installs new officers and committees
The Damascus Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held an installation at the Masonic temple with Mrs. A H Twinam installed as worthy high priestess. Officiating officers included Rev L L Chamness and Roger Sherman among others. Committees for the new year were named for music finance publicity flowers and good cheer entertainment notification gifts and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
A. H. Twinam
Roy Means
William Manassier
J. W. Bidwell
Johanna Ream
Earl Bickford
Rev
L. L. Chamness
Keota
Roger Sherman
Harrison Dodder
King
Herman Twinam
Queen
Will Hemmings
George Struble
J. R. Kruser
Florence Peterson
Howard McBride
Glenn Mace
Charles Denison
Milo Weaver
Max Marble
O. L. Rogers
Kalona
Marie Jackson
Mildred Craig
Kings Guards
T. V. Knerr
Ralph Thompson
Fred Reid
Fred Downing
Madonna
L B. Lupton
Courier
Aileen Milligan
Zear Hinshaw
C. A. Speer
Orville Elder
Charles W. Davis
Carleton Haven
Edith K. Pulver
Charles Hays
Lawrence Wilson
H. B. Knight
Charles Schmoeller
J. E. Lemmon
Myrtle Thoma
Ainsworth
Ethel Beck
Elva Statler
Frances Minick
A. W. Yard
Floyd Blankenhorn
Crawfordsville
Grace Tilden
Wil Manassier
Nellie Dodder
J. M. Lloyd
Dawes Calls New York Stock Exchange a Peanut Stand
General Charles G. Dawes told a House committee the New York stock exchange is a peanut stand in the nation’s business, calling some trading “peanut gambling.” He urged focus on broader economic activity as he discussed veterans bonus financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
New York Stock Exchange
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rep. Treadway
Massachusetts
Thomas
Polticians
Treadway
Finance Corporation
Reunion at Sugar Creek for Glen Gingerich and Raymond Troyer
Reunion with kidnapped child Glen Gingerich and Raymond Troyer of Wellman attended services at Sugar Creek Sunday eve. Eddie Seberg of Marshalltown visits a fraternity brother Laverne Bliekher. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leichty and sons Ellis Edwin Calvin and daughter Lois, Miss Lenore Miller and Ben Leichty of Noble plan a ten day visit to relatives in Illinois and Indiana soon. Lucile Jones confined to home with tonsillitis. Mrs Clyde Knight of Carroll Nebraska and Mrs Lauder Kennedy of Washington spent Wednesday with Miss Jennie Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Gingerich
Raymond Troyer
Wellman
Sugar Creek
Eddie Seberg
Marshalltown
Laverne Bkiecher
Henry Leichty
Ellis Edwin
Calvin
Lois
Lenore Miller
Ben KR. Leichty
Noble
Illinois
Hio
Indiana
Lucile Jones
Clyde Knight
Carrol, Neb
Lauder Kennedy
Washington
Jennie Clemens
Crawfordsville News Briefs From April 21
Miss Nellie Manners reports courtly chatter from Crawfordsville with Rev. and Mrs. F Wenger Clarence Davis and Mrs. Mary Packer at a Burlington ministerial convention. Miss Margaret Haniel of Ainsworth visits Mrs. W J Keiper as he remains poorly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
F. Wenger
Clarence Davis
Mary Packer
Burlington
Margaret Haniel
Ainsworth
W. J. Keiper
Keiper
Harvard Square riot shocks Cambridge students erupt in six hour turmoil
Eleven Harvard students and four others were arrested after the wildest demonstrations in the university’s history. More than 2,000 undergraduates and others joined the protest in Harvard Square as freshmen retrieved the stolen bell clapper from Memorial Hall’s tower and then lost it again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
INS
Harvard
Harvard Square
Memorial Hall
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Howard Miller
Willi Hemmings
Irene Clendening
Og.t. Bridge Club
Denison
Dale Denison
O. G. T. Bridge Club
Ives McKay
Ray Cox
Harry Drake
Harvey Waggoner
Heights
A. Hears Holland
the Heights P. T. A
Edith
State Health Department
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Milo Steele
Marie Landau
Alaska
Walt
Hibe
Beptel
Libby
Johnson
California
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Full Line’ Bakery Woods
Kurtz
Mrs. McLaughlin
Ezra Wittmer
Www. H. M. S
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Damascus
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Ross Severt
Rochester
Minn
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John Payne
Winfield
Miles Payne
EB. C. Allen
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Ed Riehenberger
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Stock Exchange
Dawes Caustic
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Philadelphia
Father Pugliese
Nellie Manners
Rite-Way Food Stores
Jack Sprat
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P & G Soap
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Wyman
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