Women's Golf Day Held at Country Club
Twenty women played in a golf day at the Iowa City Country Club with guests from nearby clubs. Roscoe Taylor and Theodore B Bailey won low score and next to low bogey prizes, respectively, as luncheon and bridge followed.
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Country Club
Iowa City Country Club
Roscoe Taylor
Iowa City
Theodore B. Bailey
Washington Players
J. E. Coffey
West Chester
M. J. Cruise
Ponchards celebrate Golden Wedding near Wellman
Mr and Mrs Jess Ponchard celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary at Wellman with a Sunday picnic at the park attended by four married daughters and families and many relatives. Born in England and Illinois, they married in 1889 in Foote Iowa and spent most of their life in Iowa County. The gathering included numerous Wellman residents and family.
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Wellman
Jess Ponchard
Wellman Park
Mr. Ponchard
South Hampton
England
Foote
Iowa
Iowa County
Bir
Wm. Rickey
Gladys
Charlee Jess
L. E. Hudson
Jean
Gerald
Vernon
Tomgny
Maxine
Arnold
Eddie Hudson
Edward
Mervin
Marlyn
Clarence Wetrich
Roy
Marlene
L. H. Reddick
Kathaleen
Loretta
James Aggison
Jess Gardner
James Moothart
Chas. Durian, Jr
W. B. Webster
U P Junior Rally in Crawfordsville Attended by 47
The first Keokuk United Presbyterian junior rally was held in Crawfordsville with 47 juniors from six congregations. Mrs. W J Masson led as junior secretary, while Mrs. N G Webster directed a model missionary meeting. Washington juniors hosted a missionary quiz and Ainsworth group contributed stories as Crawfordsville presented a pageant. Congregations represented: Crawfordsville, Ainsworth, Winfield, Burlington, West Chester, and Washington.
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Keokuk
Mre. N. E. Lease
Crawfordsville
Washington
Ainsworth
Winfield
Burlington
West Chester
Wooden Nickels Lunch Meeting by Lexington Ladies Aid
Lexington Aug. 1 a Centennial party by the Lexington Ladies Aid featured old fashioned dresses sunbonnets and antique decor. Guests paid with wooden nickels for lunch. proceeds benefitted the fountain fund in Washington. A program included songs solos readings a spelling bee and a town history.
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Lexington
Lexington Ladies Aid
Fountain Fund
Washington
Ailene Huber
Miss Bratten
Herman Schultz
Irene Oldfield
Ladies Aid
Carrie Dill
Effie Huber
Display of Antiques Features Meeting
A display of antiques brought by club members highlighted the H. E. Co. meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Ben Coppeck's home. Members wore old-fashioned costumes. refreshments followed with help from Mrs. Coppeck and her sister Mrs. George Genkinger. Nine members and four guests attended including Mrs. Genkinger Mrs. Duane White Dorothy Libe and Ruth Applegate.
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H. E. Co. Club
Ben Coppeck
Relatives and Friends Celebrate Miss Sowash Birthday
A birthday gathering for Miss Sowash was hosted at the Sowash home by Mrs. Jennie Mason of San Jose. Relatives and friends attended, sharing the event with Miss Sowash and her nephew and his wife, Merle and Mrs. McDowell, who observed their tenth wedding anniversary the same evening.
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Josephine
Bertha Sowash
Jennie Mason
San Jose
Calif
California
Merle McDowell
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Holds Regular Meeting
Eight members and guests attended the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Howard Baker’s home. Scripture was read, the Lord’s Prayer recited, and members worked on a comforter before refreshments hosted by Mrs. Baker and daughters. Mrs. Howard Caldwell to host September meeting.
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Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Howard Baker
Tommy Harvey
Julia
Carla
Betty Caldwell
Howard Benn
Mrs Arthur Wiley Hosts Snowball Club Meeting
Mrs Arthur Wiley entertained the Snowball Special club at her home yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs John Shebeck Mrs Val Fuhr Mrs Roy Finke Mrs Charles Wiley Mrs Robert Wiley Mrs Harold Ahrens Mrs Lucille Fulton and Mrs Armour Griggs. Contests were won by Mrs Wilma Hoyle and Mrs Myrtle Jarrard. Phyllis Knupp performed a tap dance and Maxine Fulton sang two solos with Mrs Glenn Knupp at the piano. The hostess offered refreshments assisted by her daughter Mable and niece Alice Burger.
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Arthur Wiley
John Shebeck
Val Fuhr
Roy Finke
Charles Wiley
Robert Wiley
Harold Ahrens
Lucille Fulton
Armour Griggs
Wilma Hoyle
Myrtle Jarrard
Phyllis Knupp
Maxine Fulton
Glenn Knupp
Mable
Alice Burger
Social calendar updates for Jackson area clubs events
Notices list events and meeting times for Jackson 4-H club, Raymond Bell, Woman's Missionary Society, Prairie Flower Missionary Society, Women's Foreign Missionary Society, W R C, and G A R hall with times and locations. Changes include date note for Women's Foreign Missionary Society and mite boxes requested.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
W.R.C
G.A.R. Hall
Merry Makers Club Meeting at Mouser Home
Ten members and four guests attended a social gathering yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Stanley Mouser home. Refreshments were served at the close. Guests included Mrs. Eva Mouser Mrs. Ferne Leeper Frances Turnipseed and Frances Leeper. Mrs. Harley Myers to host next meeting.
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Merry Makers Club
Stanley Mou
Eva Mouser
Ferne Leeper
Frances Turnipseed
Frances Leeper
Harley Myers
Iowa White Shrine Picnic at Fairfield
An Iowa White Shrine picnic will be held in Chautauqua park at Fairfield Sunday August 6 with a basket dinner at noon. White Shrine members and their families are invited to attend. John Yousling will furnish the program part provided by Damascus Shrine No 10 of Washington.
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Iowa
Chautauqua Park
Fairfield
John Yousling
Damascus Shrine
No. 10
Washington
Standard Bearers Honor Bride Elects Beulah Rich Lucille Rosa
The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church held a pirate supper at the tourist park Monday evening with Mrs. Helen White as hostess. A vis formed part of the event honoring future brides Beulah Rich and Lucille Rosa, and a souvenir was given to each guest.
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Crawfordsville
Aug
Methodist Church
Helen White
Beulah Rich
Lucille Rosa
U and I Club Meets at Mrs Schulty Home
Eight members and one guest Mrs Besse Lantry of Keota attended a meeting of the U and I club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Tom Schulty. The afternoon was spent with needlework and light refreshments were served. Mrs Ralph Williams will host the next meeting on Wednesday in September.
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U and I Club
Besse Lantry
Keota
Tom Schulty
Ralph Williams
Birthday crowd marks August 3 with shared joy
Robert John Chorpening and his aunt Mrs Ralph Chorpening celebrate birthdays on August 3. Also sharing the date are Mrs Ralph Zeck Lois Sartor Betty Cunningham Raymond Crone Evelyn Miner Evelyn Min eart Virgil Owens of Crawfordsville and Florence Zieglowsky of Ainsworth.
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Robert John Chorpening
Ralph Chorpening
Ralph Zeck
Lois Sartor
Betty Cunningham
Raymond
Mike) Crone
Evelyn Mineart
Virgil Owens
Crawfordsville
Florence Zieglowsky
Ainsworth
Oats Feed to Hogs May Rise as Corn Prices Diverge
Iowa State College expert E L Quaife notes oats could replace corn in hog rations due to price gaps. He describes feeding methods for hulled and ground oats, soaking requirements, and mixes with shorts, corn, rye, barley, or groats depending on pig weight and cost considerations.
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E. L. Quaife
Iowa State College
Quaife
Feeding value of small grains versus corn for poultry
W Whitfield Iowa State College extension poultry man notes small grains play roles in the ration while corn is the best feed for fattening young stock due to its high concentrate and palatability. He warns against exclusive corn feeding and suggests combining with bulk grains like oats and barley. For finishing young birds he recommends a mix of corn and milk.
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W. Winfield
Iowa State Colles
Whitfield
Feeding Practices for Poultry in Hot Weather
Whitfield advises reducing corn and feeding oats during threshing to improve feathering and moulting in birds. Oats help hens and growing poultry, but hulls risk gizzard impaction. mitigate with low fiber grains and finely pulverized hulls. Barley and wheat are alternatives. rye should stay under 6 percent due to toxicity and high mortality.
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Whitfields
Whitfield
Romine Reunion at Keota Park This Sunday
Announcement lists Romine reunion set for Keota park on Sunday August 18 with Iris Durst as secretary The Crawford-Ralston and Beaty Henderson reunions also note dates August 6 and locations Sunset park The Washington high school marching band holds a practice Thursday at Case field at 6 30 PM and the Davison reunion is planned Sunday at Sunset park
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Keota Park
Iris Durst
Case Field
Wellman Picnic and Family News Highlights
Local residents gather for a birthday dinner at C. C. Thiessen home with attendees from Wellman Kalona and Washington. Visits include Chicago trip aboard the Whisker club and vacations at Lake Okoboji. Families relocate and plan new plans in Wellman and Iowa City communities.
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Frank Wilson
Wellman
Cleo Moothart
Donald
Gary
Washington
Win Durst
Keota
Arthur Huffman
Mae McGuire
Iowa City
Charley Schachner
Ray Bickford
John Durst
Nancy
Johnette
Will Schroder
Kalona
C. C
Sorrell
James Bryney
Lake Okoboji
Lowell Dodds
Dodds
Arthur Dodds
Lowell
Strubs
Munson and Blumenstein
Strube
Thomas Coleman
Chicago
E. C. Jones
Jones
Merrimac social notes dated Aug. 2
Mrs. Doss Van Winkle visited with sister Mrs. Ann Graf of Four Corners. Visitors came to Carl Amrine’s home including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gage and John Amrine. Many locals and relatives gathered for visits at various homes and a thrashers-related day.
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Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Doss van Winkle
Thuday
Ann Graf
Four Corners
Robert Gage
Wellman
John Amrine
Iowa City
Mirs
Lou Hyde
Dave Baldosier
Max Baldosier
Joyce
Ray Baldosier
Familly
Carl Baldosier
Johnnie Baldosiers
Harold
Donald
Mary Amrine
John Wieneke
Sarah
Charley Griffin
Martha
Charles Griffin
Jack Riley
Lester Kientz
Pairfield
Arthur van Winkle
Thrashers
Multnomah Falls Highlighted on Columbia River Highway
Multnomah Falls, famed as one of the highest and most beautiful in the world, sits along the scenic Columbia River Highway and remains a landmark attraction.
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Multnomah Falls
Scenic Columbia River Highway
Corn Use Drops Despite Higher Livestock and Stocks
Economists note 14 percent less corn used in April through June than last year while livestock numbers rise and corn stocks grow. Exports from Oct 1 to July 1 totaled 31 million bushels versus 104 million a year earlier, helping explain reduced consumption. Farmers fed about 3.5 percent more corn in the last nine months, aided by feeding changes and heavier early market weights.
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Iowa State College
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