Cheese making club serves lunch at May meeting
The Pansy Hill club gathered with Mrs. E. L. Rouse after a cheese making demonstration by Mrs. Jake Wenger. Eleven pounds were served to fifteen members and five guests, followed by a charitable flower fund and a May meeting plan with Mrs. Earl Kephart.
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Pansy Hill Club
Jake Wenger
E. L. Rouse
Irene Wenger
Marguerite Herring
Will Palmer
Bertha
Beatrice Kephart
Wenger
Rouse
Earl Kephart
Wednesday club meetings and date changes
The Kolah club meets at Mrs. H. J. Schoonovy home or Wednesday afternoon May 4. The Navajo club meets with Mrs. Ed Hammer Wednesday afternoon. The St. Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Albert Zieglowsky Wednesday afternoon May 4. The Linger Longer club meets with Mrs. Art Dawson Wednesday afternoon with a seed and bulb exchange. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Roy Kephart Wednesday afternoon. Members bring quilt pieces. The H. J. club meets with Mrs. Dewey Weeks Thursday May 5 bring hoops and thimbles. The Harmony Community club meets with Mrs. Walter Anderson Thursday May 5. Roll call answered with household hints.
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Kolah Club
H. J. Schoonovy
St. Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid
Albert Zieglowsky
Linger Longer Club
Art Dawson
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Roy Kephart
H. J. Club
Harmony Community Club
Walter
Anderson
Music Week Concerts Outline at Local High School and Church
The town announces two Music Week events this week with free admission. On Monday 7:30 PM at the high school auditorium Washington high school musicians perform for the late music contest. Tuesday's 7:00 PM at United Presbyterian church features the Iowa City Women's club Chorus directed by Mrs Onabelle Ellett with thirty three members and soloists from the University band. The event aims to celebrate nationwide Music Week May 1 to 7.
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Towa City
United Presbyterian Church
Jem
Washington High School
Iowa City
Junior department Sunday school outing announcement
All pupils of the Junior department of the U. P. Sunday school meet at the church Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock to go for a weiner roast. Each person please bring five cents. The Harmony club will be postponed next Wednesday until further notice. Regular meetings WL. A. board Monday evening May 2 at 7 30.
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U. P
Harmony Club
WL. A
Local clubs prepare evening events this Saturday
The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at the Y community room for a 6 15 dinner this evening. The U and I Club will host a family supper at Mrs Dill Boileau's home Saturday evening.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
The
U. and I Club
Dill Boileau
Daughters of Union Veterans Meet Monday Night
Monday gatherings include Daughters of Union Veterans regular meeting at 7 o'clock and Dr Eastwoods Sunday school class meeting at the country home of Mr and Mrs David Kleese. Those without transport meet at the church at 6 30 bringing dishes silver and sandwiches. Fortnightly Bible Department plans Monday 2 30 pm session with Mrs F L Wilson on Absalaam's Rebellion.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Dr. Eastwoods
David Kleese
Flit Church
Bible Department
F. L. Wilson
Absalaam
Pythian Sisters Meet in Washington Temple Tuesday
The Pythian Sisters of Washington temple hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the R of H hall. Chapter J P E O members attend a guest day program hosted by Chapter CM P E O at Mrs J O Sing master home.
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Rural Women's Club
Rural Women’s Club
Lloyd Humston
Bowser
Glen Schwartz
Claude = Rhodebeck
Emerson
Edgar Porter
Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple
R. of . Hall
J. O. Singmaster
Westminster Guild to Meet at Library for Picnic
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 6 PM at the library. If rain prevents outdoor activities, the meeting will be postponed.
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Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Club notes from May meeting with elections and refreshments
Aggressive rock was played at four tables. The group enjoyed a good time. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers Mrs Glenn Davis Mrs Norman Dean and Mrs Warren Donaldson. Officers elected for the ensuing year are Mrs Flossie Lefflen president Mrs Mazie Fisher vice president and Mrs Berdie Booth reporter and treasurer. The club will meet Thursday evening May 1 at the Norman Bean home. Each family is asked to bring sandwiches and salad.
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Glenn Davis
Norman Dean
Warren Donaldson
Flossie Lefflen
Mazie Fisher
Berdie Booth
Norman Bean
Eaci
Tragedy in Wooster as Four Teens Die in Crash
In Wooster Ohio a speeding westbound Pennsylvania flyer struck at a street crossing killed four teens from Shreve. Victims include John Morgan 15 driver and passengers Richard Van Niman 146 Clark Harris 15 and Walter Campbell Jr. 15. Their bodies were sent to Paul Morgan funeral parlors.
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Shreve
Paul Morgan
John
Washington Minstrels Show Promises Local Talent
A Washington clipping outlines a home talent minstrel night with many local performers. The cast includes Henry Eicher Leigh Wallace Miss Mame Stewart Cap Kellogg Mrs Bertha Bailey and others with acts such as clog dancing whistling solos and banjo performances noted as humorous and artistic. The piece invites residents to attend and enjoy Washington’s best event yet.
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C. C
Charlie) Bailey
Washington
Henry Eicher
Leigh Wallace
Skirt Doner
Mame Stewart
Cap. Kellogg
Bertha Bailey
Mart Miller
Bones
Certie Stewart
Tom Anderson
Lou Vogt
Harry McCall
Amos Alberson
Frank Smith
Aaron Hisé
Mercy Howe
Belle Stewart
Maud Hott
Cora Brindley
Dump
Doll Dixon
Claude
Frank Webb
Nora Dewey
Kate Stichter
K. G. Settel
Don Sherman
A. R. Dewey
Ralph Daugherty
Sam Miller
Frank McKain
Nellie Hebener
Nellie Tripp
Harry Ward
Anne Burrel
Helen Keck
Lyda Hott
Stump
Banjo Club
Chas. Burrough
D. J. Norton, Jr
J. B. Hunt
Dave MekKee
J. T. Beamer
Fed increases credit to business with big cash infusion
The Federal Reserve Board added 113 million dollars in cash for the week ending April 27, lifting total new credit in three weeks to 306 million. Government security purchases boosted holdings to 1.191 billion dollars, a record, as the program aims to push member banks to invest surplus cash in industry and business to counter past credit contraction.
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Board of Federal Reserve
Washington
INS
Federal Reserve Board
Week in Review highlights local moves and events
J K Lemmon sets out over 3500 walnut trees while Howard Sitler notes mushrooms 138 days late this year. Residents move within Ames and nearby towns as marriages, deaths, and candidacies shape the week. The junior college play The Fool entertains and local leaders plan speeches and health talks.
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Howard Sitler
Hurley defends Hoover at publishers dinner
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley told members of the American Newspaper Publishers Association that President Hoover will not admit partisanship and will act for the entire nation. He stressed there are no forgotten Americans in Hoover's program during the bureau of advertising dinner in New York.
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INS
Hoover
Patrick J. Hurley
American Newspaper Publishers Association
White House
Hurley
Association
Bureau of Advertising
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