Helen Harvey Pupils in Piano Recital at Home
Helen Harvey presented a group of piano pupils in a Saturday recital at 2 30 PM. The program featured Progress March by Presser Dorothy Ann Tanner and many pieces by students including Virginia Hasty Arlys Myers Geraldine Bartow Esther Jean Wolfe Mary Justine George and others, with works by Bach Grieg Schubert and Kern among selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harvey
Presser
Dorothy Ann Tanner
Miss Har
Smallwood Dean Hasty
Virginia Hasty
Wright Betty
Mary Justine George Goodnight
Arlys Myers
Virginia Haaty
Risher
Wright Dean Hasty
Charming Clarice
Ellis EE
Catephanecs
Hopkins Martha Downing Grandpap
Copeland Dorothy Ann Tanner
Charmante
Mary Ella
Esther Jean Wolfe
Kern Geraldine Bartow
Grieg
Williams Mary Ellen Duensing
Presser Star Sapphires
Renton
John Prindle
Scott Mary Justine George
Geraldine Bartow
Schubert
Anthony Arlys Myers Mee Bives
Rogers
Kelierer Toccatino Banend
Letitia Te Bockhorst
Bach the
Sibelia
Lesson on Canning Presented to Girls Fairview 4-H Club
The Fairview Farmerettes 4 H club held an all day meeting at Ethel Darlene Sojka's home with eight members, leader, and guest June Arlene Knotek present. Mrs Knotek gave a rhubarb canning lesson as each girl brought rhubarb to can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Farmerettes
Ethel Darlene Sojka
June Arlene Knotek
Iowa
Eldiene Sojka
Eldijene
Hazel Sojka
Give and Take Club Meeting at R Nordyke Home
The Give and Take club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Ray Nordyke Friday evening. Bridge provided entertainment with high scores by Mrs Everette Stewart and Roger Colthurst. Next meeting with Mr and Mrs Richard Stephens. Refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Ed Lambert were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nordyke
Everette Stewart
Roger Colthurst
Richard Stephens
Ed Lambert
Juniors of Ainsworth Host Seniors Banquet in Washington Trip
The Ainsworth juniors hosted their senior guests at the Congress hotel dining room with a blue and silver theme. A program featured Edith Megdelsen as toast mistress, speeches by Sam Kusel and Walter McFarland, songs and solos, and a theatre outing to see Snow and the Seven Dwarfs after the banquet.
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Ainsworth
Washington
Congress Hotel
Edith Megdelsen
Sam Kcuseal
Walter Mcfarland
Thelma
G Peterson
Bill McGinnis
Cornet
Ueene McCaleb
E.R. Hatetrworth
Joyce Butterworth
Jack Derkins
Crows Nest
Harold Wehr
Robert Sharpe
Richard Edmondson
Maryruth Pressly
Sam Housen
Grace Carson
Grace Pearson
Eugene McCaleb
Snow and the Seven Dwarfs
Recital by Mrs Shields Pupils Saturday Afternoon
Mrs Henry Shields conducted a Saturday recital at her home starting at 4 oclock. The program featured dances lulls and tunes by pupils including Virginia McLaughlin Blake Patterson Thompson Margaret Ralston Dorothy Saul and several others to a fair sized, appreciative audience.
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Henry Shields
Virginia McLaughlin
Blake Patty Patterson
Thompson
America
John Alden
Priscilla
Margaret Ralston
Schytte
Dorothy Saul Rain Pitter Potter
Dutton
Sylvan
Roberts Avant
Belinda
Orientale
Jean Atchison
Bonnie Simpson
White Pine
McDowell Kathryn Hoover
Shields
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Meetings and Events
The social calendar lists Monday Handcraft at 7 30 p m Mrs Claude Tucker 613 South Third bring ten cents for your tray notify hostess if unable to attend Tuesday Priscilla club 230 p m Mrs Fred L Stewart Damascus Shrine No 10 Masonic Temple Light refreshments Rosemary club evening Mr and Mrs Lloyd Foster U v P P Woman's Missionary Society evening dinner 615 p m Mrs Harlan Mccreedy 414 East Jefferson Street Bring table service Wednesday Navajo club 230 p m see Mrs F R Mauthe Bethel Missionary Society afternoon Homemakers club afternoon Flower and bulb exchange Bethel Society details Thursday Public Affairs dept luncheon 1 p m Mrs R G Cherry Susa Johnson hostesses North Side cafe Co E S called meeting initia tion and refreshments 8 p m Masonic Temple Visiting H J club afternoon Mrs George Schultz Bring thin bles note change of place Friday Rural Woman's club entertainment afternoon Mrs Claude Rhodebeck note change of date
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Priscilla Club
Fred L. Stewart
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Lloyd Foster
Woman's Missionary Society
Harlan MccCreedy
East Jefferson Street
Navajo Club
F. R. Mauthe
Bethel Missionary Society
Wes Meyer
George Schultz
Priday Rural Woman's Club
Claude Rhodebeck
Birthday Recap Honors Local Seniors and Youth
Mrs Harve Porter turns 79, a member of the Three Quarter Century club, with ties to West Chester and Washington. Mercedes Carter, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Neiswanger, is 17 today. Also celebrating are Junior Nicholson Virginia Donaldson Raymond Dear Sheetar and Ernest Meyer. James Gallagher marks 15 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Porter
Three Quarter Century Lab
West Chester
Washington
Mercedes Carter
Fred Neiswanger
Junior Nicholson
Virginia Donaldson
Raymond Dear Sheetar
Ernest Meyer
Eureka Ladies Aid Families Social Evening At Nicola Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Nicola hosted a social evening for Eureka Ladies Aid Families at their West Eureka Street home on Saturday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wilmer Lauderman Mr and Mrs Lyman Bunce Mr and Mrs Frank Mayhew and Laura Chil cote. Refreshments were served. The group noted May 25 as the date of the next regular meeting at Mrs Karl Nicola’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nicola
Eureka Ladies Aid Society
Washington Street
Wilmer Lauderman
Lyman Bunce
Frank Mayhew
Laura Chilcote
Karl Nicola
Eva L Burham Weds J Dean Bevins in Indiana
Eva Lucille Burham and J Dean Bevins were married in Indianapolis on Friday April 22 at 2 pm in a single ring ceremony read by Rev W C Jewell. The bride, a Washington high school graduate of 1929, worked at Curran company and taught briefly. the groom, son of Dan Bevins of Wellman, is a Grand Union Tea salesman. They will live at 1612 Central Avenue Indianapolis.
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Cloyee Burham
Eva Lucille
J. Dean Bevins
Indianapolis
Ind
W. C. Jewell
Baptist
Grand Union Tea Company
Central Avenue
Local notices and upcoming film feature in town
Local column lists visitors and social calls across Keota Wellman Ottumwa Martinsburg and other towns. A lavish musical The Mariachie with Romberg and Kahn songs is highlighted along with cast and production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Romberg
Gus Kahn
California
David Belasco
Golden West
Jack Rance
Ramerez
Rance
Walter Pidgeon
Leo Carrillo
Buddy Ebsen
Leonard Penn
Priscilla Lawson
Bob Murphy
Olin Howard
Cliff Edwards
William Anthony McGuire
Robert Z. Leonard
Isabel Dawn
Boyce DeGaw
Cedric Gibbons
O K S Meeting Called Thursday
Order of Eastern Star holds a called meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the Masonic Temple. A social with refreshments follows. visiting members are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Birthdays Honored at Porter Home Dinner
A dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Porter honored three birthdays. Guests included Harve B. Porter Frances Porter and Margaret Smith of West Chester. Also present were Lewis Smith and Pearl Smith of West Chester, with afternoon arrivals Clarence Jackson and Jennie Hennon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Porter
Edgar Porter
Harve B. Porter
Frances Porter
Margaret Smith
West Chester
Lewis Smith
Margaret
Pearl Smith
Clarence Jackson
Jennie Hennon
Public Affairs Luncheon Planned by Fortnightly Club
Mrs. R. G. Cherry and Susie Johnson will co host the Public Affairs department luncheon at the North Side cafe Thursday. Lunch is at 1 p m followed by a program at Mrs. Cherry 823 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Cherry
Susie Johnson
Public Affairs Department
North Side
Gold Rush Era Recreated in Girl of the Golden West
California romance of the gold rush era comes to the screen in The Girl of the Golden West starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. The film is showing through Tuesday at the State theater.
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Golden West
California
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Young People Enjoy Scavenger Hunt at Open House
In Crawfordsville on Friday Rev and Mrs Norman Webster hosted Sabbath school classes with high school girls led by Mrs Lisle Maxwell and post high school youth guided by Harl Ferguson. The event featured a scavenger hunt and a simple luncheon. Missionary meetings followed with nearby societies sharing topics from The Moslem World and related studies.
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Crawfordsville
Norman Webster
United Presbyterian
Young Peoples
County Federated Club
Washington
United Presbyterian Society
Lee Lease
T. H. Barnes
Alice Davidson
Barnes
Presbyterian
N. J. Lease
Presbyterian Society
N. G. Chapman
F. E Young
T. E. Maxwell
Tucson
Ollie Moore
Hazel Moorhead
West Liberty
Gio Forth
Elizabeth Davis
Mary of Bethany
Olive Moore
Martia
Sadie McCleary
Joanna
Mae Rees
Susanna
Mrs Chapman
Mary Magdalene
Methodise
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. BE. Voss
Nellie Fletcher
Joe Rich
Fortnightly Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Bornp Home
Riverside April 25 The Fortnightly club gathered at Mrs. Ho consonant Bornp home with nine members and one guest Mrs E E Blythe. The group socialized then shared luncheon. At the business session members voted to join the Women field Army. President Mrs C L Worley, who departs for Ottumwa, received a gift. Mrs Earl Walton will host the next meeting May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ho ¢. Bornp
E. E. Blythe
Women’s Field Army
C L. Worley
Ottumwa
Earl Walton
Commencement Speakers Named for Columbus Junction Class
Rev RB A Bloomaniat will deliver the senior class sermon at Cotter and Richard MecCleery of Washington will give the commencement address. Edward Gentiler has accepted a position with a telephone company in Blackstone Virginia. Mr and Mrs Floyd Van Horn welcomed a son last week. Mrs H E Orr returns from Ft Dodge visit with Lulu Orr. Rose Bergen of Wapello now employed at Netties cafe. S G Younkin directs work at Conesville agricultural experimental station. Sweet potato hot beds and planting proceed as weather allows. Truck growers predict a strong season. Vesta Martin of Cedar Falls, former Columbus high student, visited Mrs Laurence Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
RB. A. Bloomaniat
Cotter
Richard MecCleery
Washington
Virginia
Edward Gentiler
Blackstone
Floyd van Horn
H. E. Orr
Lulu
Ft. Dodge
Rose Bergen
Wapello
Nettie
Conesville Agricultural Experimental Station
S. G. Younkin
Vesta Martin
Cedar Falls
Columbus High School
Laurence Jamison
Tadpole Can Grow New Legs in Certain Stages
A tadpole at specific developmental stages can grow a toe or leg if certain limb buds are preserved rather than removed. Scientists note timing affects regenerative potential and limb formation.
Great Benefit to Man Paraphrase Discovery
The discovery of the malaria parasite has been one of the greatest benefits science has given to man.
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Ae Kelleror
Linnet
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Mary Baldrige
Heaps
Eleanor Tucker
Jean Michels
Ravina
Sarabande
Jane Baldrige Hardel
Claude Tucker
South Third
James Gallagher
Eureka Ladies Aid
Eva L. Burham
Indiana
L. A. Meredith
Anna Lenninger
Keota
Harry Hiesdoffer
C. M. Powers of
Letts
D. J
D. J. McCartney
Gerald Moothart
Ray Barcus
Oskaloosa
Harold Young
Ray Nicholson
Rock Island
Harry Morse
Town City
W. C. Hotle
Clarence Fulton
O. L. Page
Ray Phillips
K. C. McClelland
Wellman
J. W. McClelland
Jane
Audrey
Junior Steele
A. D. Rathmel
Ambrose Cooper
Iowa City
Rathmel
Mrs
Forrest Brock
Paul Houseal
Rubio
Addison Murphy
Jean
Albia
Murphy
Sherman
Anna Tusing
H. M. Crone
Marion
Frank McFarlane
Robert
Fairfield
Mount Pleasant
Nellie Booth
Eva Mouser
Harriett Clendenning
Mabel Fitzgerald
W. M. Beggs
James Griffith
Martinsburg
Lloyd Evans
MIL
Washington Daily Daily Deliveriog
Ollie Anwyl
Mrs. Voss
Dixie Dugan
BY Striebel & Mevoy
Mrs. Hacket P
Miss Dodd
MR Pan Ene Rimul Onsi
Mrs. Bornp
Richard McCleery
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