Community clubs host parties and plan city beautification
The article lists multiple social gatherings. The U S Club hosted families with rock music and refreshments on a Saturday night in April. G S Bridge Club met with Mrs J L Pease and awarded high scores to Beulah Harvey and Vojan Caldwell. Navajo Club, Priscilla Club, and B and P W Club held meetings with luncheons, fancy work, and vocal solos. City Beautiful group discussed plans to beautify Washington. The IX Club, P T A council, and local clubs socialized with dinners, puzzles, and a recital by Miss Wilma Walker. A summer health round-up was planned for early June.
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Pease
G.S. Bridge Club
J L. Pease
Brida
Beulah Harvey
Vo Jan Caldwell
Frankie Bennett
Donald Seaton
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Navajo Club
Flom. Ritchey
F P. M. Ritchey
Ralph Gibson
BE. B. Hammer
B. Bb. Stutsman
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Priscilla Chen
Fott
Kinderfurten
City P.T. A. Council
Pf. T. A
IX Club
Robert Ask
Ed Wells
Ernest Louch
Edwin Rich
Lloyd Humston
Dale Denison
Wy I Casey
Charlie Menison
Harvey Meek
W Q W literary club hosts spring dinner in Wellman
In Wellman Iowa on April 24 the annual spring dinner of the W Q W literary club was held as a hard time party. Cordelle H Braden, correspondent for the Wellman Tribune, reports the event and its informal tone.
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Wellman
Iowa
W. Q. W. Literary Club
Recital and Social Evening at First Baptist Church
Miss Wilma Walker will perform a recital at First Baptist Church on Friday May 1 with Mrs. George Freshwaters and Miss Dorothy Masson assisting. The program includes works by Tchaikowsky and other composers. A separate church social followed, with invitations in rhyme and a dinner of mulloon stew and country dishes.
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Wilma Walker
George Freshwaters
Walker
Helen McCleery
Barbara Sawyer
Addison
Dickens
Althea Montgomery
Phillips and
Webner’s Drug Store
Carolyn Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Masson
Woodman
Hawley Oh
Bother
Weather and crime notes from Iowa reports
Iowa State News reports slightly warmer weather with continued fair conditions nationwide. In Muscatine Byron Green, 23, jailed on an assault with intent to murder charge after a county office incident tied to a failed hold up of tourists en route to South America.
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Des Moines
Federal
Charles D. Reed
Clarinda
Decorah
Muscatine
Byron Green
Green
Liberty
Convictior
Ida County
Freda B. Nesper
Mark Taylor
Wilton
Michigan
Agnes Shaw Found Dead in Basement of Home
Oskaloosa reports Mrs. Agnes Shaw aged 54 died by suicide yesterday in the basement of her home. The death is being investigated by local authorities with no further details released at this time.
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Oskaloosa
Agnes Shaw
Hermit Kubath Leaves Cash Hidden After Death
August Kubath, a hermit who slept on straw and rags, left $17 900 in cash and bonds hidden in a trunk after his death. Investigators found the money while examining his affairs.
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Portune Atlantic
August Kubath
Woman dies after drinking poisoned disinfectant in Burlington
Mrs. Gwendolyn Han, 28, died in Burlington after ingesting disinfectant she drank at her home yesterday. Authorities did not reveal a motive for the self-inflicted death.
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Dead Burlington
Gwendolyn Han
Iowa youths begin six month Mississippi voyage to Gulf
Two Iowa City youths William Hauber and Lloyse Carroll launched a tiny canoe on the Mississippi River yesterday. They intend a six month journey toward South America via the Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico.
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Iowa
City
Iowa City
William Hauber
Lloyse Carroll
Mississippi River
South America
Lowa
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Community At Home News In What Cheer Town Area
Miss Slash Whetstine and the I T L s met with Evelyn iingerich Friday April 24 with twelve members and the leader present. Refreshments followed and next month’s meeting will be at the church. Naomi Rhoades taught at Columbus City visited over the weekend. Numerous local visits and Sunday meals were noted among the Noffsingers Hicks and Paul, the Werhert Ash family, the Ponto family from Des Moines, Foster family, Miller at Des Moines convention, Lyle Rugg home from Davenport after an appendectomy, Fry family from Iowa City visited Weeks home, Mrs Miller attended Sam Swartzendruber funeral. Marcia Wehrle hosted friends April 24. A C Gingerich confined with tonsillitis. Park Gris home hosted O Brien Brenna and Kenneth family guests Sunday.
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Slash Whetstine
Evelyn Iingerich
Naomi Rhoades
Columbus City
Paul Noffsinger
Joan
James
Nofffsinger
Frank Hicks
Pauline
Town City
Eal T
Werhert Ash
Leonard Ponto
Des Moines
B.C. Foster
Ponto
M. Moster
EB. N. Foster
Mary
L. C. Miller
Des Moine
Miller
Maryland
Sam Swartzendruber
Early book clubs shaped reprint traditions
The Roxburghe club, founded in 1823, required members to print one book each. The Ballantyne club, started in 1283 by Sir Walter Scott, focused on reprinting truly important works.
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Roxburghe Club
Ballantyne Club
Walter Scott
Stars Always Shining Poetic Protest Against Darkness
A compact reflective piece asserts that darkness cannot erase light and that stars appear brighter in adversity, portraying resilience as a quiet protest that shines through the night.
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Eillot
Construction Engineer Winfield Mayne Dies After Crash
Winfield A. Mayne 43 prominent construction engineer died after injuries from an automobile accident near Wieta fa. He was a Corneli Bluffs Elks shooting team member and Elkhorn Valley hunting club president. Miss Marie Walker Anita Ta was killed and her brother Max injured in the elder incident.
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Winfield A. Mayne
Wieta Fa
Mayne
Atlantic
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Blue Rock
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Cherry County
Nebraska
Marie Walker
Anita
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Aeelder
Y W C A Banquet Honors High School Senior Girl Reserves
The Y W C A hosts a banquet in the community room at 6 30 Thursday evening to honor the senior Girl Reserves with reservations due by Tuesday night. Lincoln P T A meets Thursday at 3 45 with Sth grade marionette plays. Farm Bureau to hold Achievement Day at the effy hall Thursday April 40 beginning at the wom. Everyone welcome.
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Farm Bureau
Effy Hall
Wom
Local church and social group events listed for Friday and Saturday
Miss Alice Meek hosts a breakfast Friday morning at her home. Various church and club meetings occur Friday and Saturday including Rebekah, Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church, Home Builders Class social, Susan Coffey auxiliary, women's missionary society, and W R C officers at the G A R hall. Meetings also noted at KH hall and US P church with planned activities and leaders.
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Alice Meek
Young Womans Missionary Society of the
US P. Church
Wallace bake sale funds dental work for Wallace children
Wallace PTA plans bake sale at Ramseyer's on Saturday starting 9 a.m. to raise money for dental care for Wallace school children whose families cannot afford it. Donations of food are welcomed. Mrs. Loyd Morrison reports for the group. A special meeting is set for April 3 with Supreme officers, including moving pictures and refreshments. Masons announce third degree work on Thursday at 8 p.m. Clarry Ward, W M.
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Wallace
Loyd J. Morrison
Ko Co
Supreme State
J. M Kelley
Clarry C. Ward
W. M. Gees
H. W. Club Meeting With Jessie Longer Thursday May 7
The H W club plans a meeting with Jessie Longer on Thursday afternoon May 7. Roll call will prompt discussion of favorite flowers. Program committee members are Tena Hexworth and Tda Tresseltine at 6418.
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Jessie
Hexworth
Tda Tresseltine
Wilma Walker Voice Recital at Baptist Church Friday
Miss Carolyn Hamilton presents Wilma Walker in a vocal recital Friday at 8 o clock in the Baptist church. Everyone is cordially invited to hear the program at the church venue.
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Carolyn Hamilton
Wilma Walker
The
Baptist Church
Man Uses Jawbone and Backbone to Get By
A Florida Times-Union opinion piece warns that relying on wishful thinking fails in hard times. It argues resilience and practicality, urging readers to combine resourcefulness with courage to face difficulties.
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Florida Times-Union
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