Maxwell Anniversary Celebrated by East of Washington Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell of east of Washington observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home. Relatives attended including son Don Maxwell of Des Moines, Mrs Campbell and family, and Miss Mae Campbell of Des Moines among others with silver gifts and a bouquet as anniversary tokens.
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Harry Maxwell
East of Washington
Maxwells
Don Maxwell
Des Moines
Maxwell
John Campbell
Warry Maxwell
John
Charlotte
Jeanne
Mae Campbell
C. M- Corman
Invitaton
Jake Southout
Carl Corpman
C. M. Corpmans
Brighton
Corpman
Merle Statler
Jake Souethont
S. J. Statler
Yazel
Club notices and society reports at a Greeneville page
The Fortnightly Club Drama department discusses next year plans with new leaders and study topics while the Sororis club wraps up a meeting with poetry readings and a spring luncheon. Wesleyan Woman’s Missionary Society conducts devotions and plans for home mission apportionment.
Excess Acid Relief Ad Promotes Milk of Magnesia
An advertisement claims excess stomach acid causes sour stomach and indigestion and promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the instant, pleasant cure. It touts quick relief within five minutes, endorses the product as a standard alkali used by doctors for over 50 years, and notes 25¢ and 50c bottles are available at drug stores.
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Magnesia
Phillips
Officers Re-Elected by Bible Department
The Fortnightly club Bible department re-elected officers for another nine years. Mrs J C Boice led as president with Mrs N M Speidel as assistant and Mrs Bertha Meek as secretary treasurer. Mrs J F Wilson became chairman of the program committee. Twenty four members attended and shared quotations. Topics included The Unseen Captain and Where Do We Hear From Him Again. The Craftiness of the Gideonites. and Jericho.
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Club Bible Department
Community calendar items from Washington area Y M C A and clubs
Local groups posted schedules for April 29 and May 1 in Washington. The City Beautiful Y M C A group meets at 7 p m April 29 in the women’s room, with invitations to all interested in making Washington more beautiful. A regular meeting with dinner is planned for the same evening in the community room. Various clubs including the Navajo club, Elah women, and the Lincoln P A will hold meetings or events with details on times and hosts. The Y W C A banquet honoring high school senior Girl Reserves is set for April 30 in the community room, with reservations by Tuesday night. The Farm Bureau Achievement Day for the women’s project will be held at the day hall on April 30 starting at 9 a m, all are welcome. The Rebekah lodge meets Friday night with initiation. The Home Builders Class of the M E church plans its monthly social at the Glenn Thompson home May 1S miles northeast of Washington.
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S. Williams
Carl 4. Roberts
Isabelle Davis
T. A. Michels
D. Morrison
Boneta Sarby
T. A. Michel
Isse Glassburner
Poenber
Nyone
Belone
City Beautiful
Washington
Je.a Richardson
Gogo
The
Farm Bureau
Cfay Hall
M. FE. Church
Glenn Thompson
Bethel Church Women’s Missionary Society Meets April 29
The Womens Missionary society of the Bethel church will meet April 29 at the home of Mrs.
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The
Womens Missionary Society of the Bethel Church
Prohibition Raid in Hurley Wisconsin Seizes Warrants
Federal prohibition agents descended on Hurley Wisconsin with warrants for persons in padlock proceedings amid reports of illegal activity in the town nicknamed the bad boy town.
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Hurley
Wis
Hurley, Wis
Pi Federal Prohibition
Bad Boy
Wisconsin
Raids Across Ironwood End Weeks of Turmoil in Michigan
Federal raids across Ironwood Michigan target Silver Street's saloons and rooms above, closing 12 sites and threatening 40 more. Blamed for downturns in lumber and mining, the action follows raids on April 4 as authorities pursue power figures and wage-related unrest amid a tense regional economy.
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Ironwood
Mich
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Piurter
The
Stock Exchange
del Boni
Chicago House
Blue Ribbon
Ge'den Lion
Radio tirade leads to profanity charge and fines
In Phila delphia on April 23 General Smedley Butler faced claims that a radio remark was profanity. He argued the expression was censored by CHLK and could have triggered fines up to seven cents or 24 hours in jail. authorities considered legal penalties for offensive language under local law.
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Phailadelpna
Ustop
CHLK
General Smedley DD
Butler
Himmeloupen
Wwe
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Harry Man
Zayet Mager
Grinnell
Sorrosis Club
Robert Rowan
Soresis Club
Margaret Mahin
Lown
George Marr
Roger Colthurst
Julia Peterkin
W. A. Reaney
Crawfordsville
Lincoln School Intermediate
Charlotte Foster
Wesleyan BE
MOS
Wesleyan Weme Mission Awry Society
Methodist Church
L. A. Jones
TH. M. Dodder
Jesson
Noë Speidel
Orie) Turner
EB. BE. Stutsman
Stutsman
Roger Jones
Allie Rownd
Ruth Speider
Helen
Charles Rothlisberger
Agwil Fa Supreme State
Ree Kelley
G. K
the Masons
Oeluck
Ward
W M Hien
Amonean Legion
Webb
American Legion
Legion
Wichita
Kan
Leon M. Graham
Pouday Crihain
Hans
Jack Holst
Brad
Mayo’s Pastry Shop
Sonny Bos
Mayo
Tomenade Brew
West Side Square
H. J. Ward & Co
Bible Dept
M. Corpman
and PP. Weluh
Wall
Mirna
Mio Hickey
Asl
Jackson
Robert
Risk
Norry
W. C. Hedges
Hes
Mast
Madison
Lincoln P. A
Rebekah
Thats
Gar Wad
Detroit
Les
Kaye Don
Great Britain
Weed
Mies
Phat Wade
Yerris Kamento
Cal
California
Nevada
Raker
Charice
Pyle
Pennsylvania
Montgomery Ward & Co
Federal Trade Commission
Wards
America
Riverside
Monteonieri Ward & Co
Proportio
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Rhe
Afi
Firestone
Goodyear
Goodrich
All Weather
Silvertown
Weard
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