Social and club notices from an April gathering scene
Members of the Just Sy elsb hosted four visitors and Mrs Sam Hou on April 25 with a pleasant social and four short programs. Damascus Shrine officers were entertained by Dr and Mrs Fred Reid with refreshments, music, and a one course lunch. Mr Dentty supplied apples and nuts. A belated eleventh wedding anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs C A Pratt featured a forty dollar diversion and discussions before the evening concluded. Mrs Oscar Hughee hosted Beelal Club. six members attended with two missionary groups at a bluebird social benefiting from refreshments. The next port meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs James Swift’s home. The West Cheater Methodist parsonage’s two missionary societies hosted a bluebird social hosted by Mrs Drose featuring bluebird decorations, stunts, and refreshments. Mrs Wallace, a noted national speaker, will visit Ainsworth next Thursday and Friday. Washington supporters should notify Mrs Robert Cherry by Saturday to confirm attendance.
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The
Just Sy Elsb
Sam Hou
Lawrence Lemley
Fred Reid
Damascus Shrine
Dentty
Oscar Hughee
Beelal Club
James Swift
Mayhew
Miss Anderson
Miss Bauer
Katherine Druse
Washington
CC. T.U
Wallace
Ainsworth
Robert Cherr
Try
Ainsworth APMNSWorth and Local Visits Plentiful
Miss and Jones of Columbia Missouri travel plans for summer at W. Pat home are noted. Ainsworth visitors include Mrs Rollin Lynn of Columbus. Funeral attendance for Ruth Ora Wilson in Rock Island listed. Workmen lay new Standard Oil station near Rock Island depot. Other visit notes mention Mrs M T Baird of DeWitt Iowa and S M Johnston of Mainz visiting relatives.
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Ainsworth Apmnsworth
Miss & Jones
Columbia
W. Pat
Rollin Lynn
Columbus Motion
Ainsworth
Joseph Rowan
E. Ward
A. N. Ewner
Ington
Its
Ruth Ora Wilson
Rock Island
M. T. Baird
DeWitt
Iowa
Alex Clegg Ciege
8. M. Johnston
Maines
Harry Anderson
Quincy
Alex
Notice As To Collection of Tin Cans and Bottles
The contract for collecting tin cans bottles and related items in Washington has been awarded to A L Hall. Collection starts Monday April 26 1920 beginning in the First Ward, expected to take about four days per ward. Citizens asked to place items in barrels or boxes at alleys or curb for rapid handling and to cooperate for a complete cleanup. Mayor J B R Bover urges participation.
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Washington
A. L. Hall
J. BR. Bover
Dancing evil debate sparks varied moral views
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports a March symposium on whether dancing is evil. John Sumner says dancing is harmless if moderated, while opponents warn of moral decline from home parlors to public halls. Legal actions over Lusitania sinking laws continue.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
John Sumner
New York Society For the Suppression of Vice
John C. Calhoun
New York City
Mary
George H. Bunday
McDonald Street
New York
Traveling flirtHa zel Beach detained after purse theft and silk haul
Ha zel Beach, named from Fort Huron Michigan, detained in Council Bluffs detention home after claiming she traveled from Des Moines to Chicago then Des Moines again with a purse theft totaling about $200. She bought silk undergarments and raiment, telling police she travels anytime, anywhere, as investigators seek Port Huron police.
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Council Bluffs
Ha 2Zel Beach
Fort Huron
Mich
Port Huron
Rock Island
Des Moines
Chicago
Rman
Hom Weine
Dry Voyage Report Ends With Terse Passenger Phrase
The Mauretania carries more liquor space yet arrives in port as dry. The report notes most passengers are United States citizens and the usual concluding phrase remains.
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Mauretania
United States
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W. C.T.U
Rev. L. W. Munhall
Germantown
Philadelphia
Jesus Christ
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Interchurch World
Interchurch World Movement
West 18Th Street
Young Miss
Cole Creations
Aerotype
Cole Engineers
Cole
Cole Aero Eight
Silhansle
Mannhardt Bros
West 2Nd St
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
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