Society Notes Honor Local Clubs and Weddings
Twelve friends of Miss Josephine Bailey hosted a six thirty dinner then danced the evening away. The W R C met with twenty five members and elected officers including Miss Bess Conger president and Mrs Ida Taylor vice president. Various clubs held meetings with music, talks, and social plans through December. Mr. and Mrs. Evstler quietly wed in Lancaster Missouri and returned to Washington. The OWCA board and Embroidery and Wellston clubs reported pot lucks, Christmas plans, and upcoming exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bailey
WR. C
Atendance
Miss Bess Conger
Vinta MccGugin, Sr
Mra
Ida Taylor
Belle Benn
Trea Urer
Irma Owen
Chaplin
Millie Koff
Emma King
Ida Hayes
Department
Artha Haney
Inta McGugin
Cordelia Dusenberry
Ida ‘Taylor
Etta Brinton
Jennie Jugenheimer
Kilda Lyon
Charles Evstler
Missouri
Lancaster
Iowa
Washington
Eutsler
Lyon Baking Company
Frank Butsler
Ow. C A
Wellston Social Club
Grace Brinning
Seibert
Nick Times
Severa
Wd Misch
Ira Misch
McClelland
Hummer
Local Clubs Schedule Meetings and Holiday Events
The Fern Leaf club and Baptist ladies hold evening gatherings at local homes. Legion Aus Lary meets at the new East Washington hall with officer elections. G ALR hall hosts adjourned offices while Business and Professional Women plan a 6 15 pm gathering. Reading Circle and church socials occur Thursday and Wednesday. Daughters of Veterans invite soldiers to dinner at noon. Christmas exchanges and officer elections populate the week with multiple hostesses and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Leaf Club
Charles She’ T
VO Mooa
Mra
Hhapuet
Daughters of Veternans
Mes. Tl
Miss Alice Meek Sails on Mediterranean Cruise Tour
Miss Alice Meek daughter of Mr and Mrs M R Meek sails from New York on the steamship Samaria January 28 for a Raymond Whitcomb Mediterranean tour. She travels with her aunt Mrs Walter Wilde visiting Madeira Gibraltar Nice Cairo Jerusalem Haifa Constantinople Athens Naples Paris London and returns May 1 aboard the Bertingarta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Meek
M. R. Meek
New York
Samaria
Walter Wilde
Washington
Raymond Whitcomb
Fieet
Madeira Islands
Gibraltar
Will Snell
Spain
Nice
Africa
Cairo
Egypt
Athens
Greece
Czecho Slovakia
Naples
Italy
Italian
Paris
London
England
Church group notices outline afternoon events
The Bible class at the Presbyterian church plans an afternoon meeting with Mrs McGingin. Methodist ladies host a social at 2 30. The Friendship Club holds an all day gathering at Miss Myrtle Pierson’s home with potluck and a Christmas exchange. The Ladies Aid of the First United Presbyterian church meets at 2 30 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Henry Knight
Bayaar
L. E. Blick
Bert Payne
Mia. Lloyd
Lil‘le
Mark Pratt
Presbyterian Cchorveh
Cord of Thanks for Neighbors and Friends
We thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness during our bereavement. Grateful for the beautiful flowers from O. P. Schulty and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Y W C A Appeal Seeks Funds for Washington Work
The YWCA board reported eight hundred dollars still needed to fund pool and gymnasium use in Washington. Mrs Venton Hebner oversees the women’s room on Tuesdays and Fridays. A recent drive by seventy five women aimed to enlist members and funds, with many busy supporters contributing while some routings were missed. One dollar makes a woman a regular member. annual costs total 15 to 20 dollars for full access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Washington
Friends of
Wes
Venton Hebner
Mrs. Mebner
Hfe
Nicola and Harmon
Camp Fire girls plan gift shop to fund bake oven
The Camp Fire girls organize a gift shop next Saturday at Peterson Flower Shop to raise funds for a bake oven at the tourist camp. Each girl contributed a quilt block now on display in McElhinney's furniture store window and the quilt will be given away next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
McElhinney
Farm Bureau Leaders Debate Marketing and Transport Costs
The American Farm Bureau Federation met in Chicago on December 8 to discuss cooperative marketing taxation and transportation and farm fire losses. Wallace Rogers cites farm fires costing 150.6 million dollars annually and 50 million to principal, while C O Moser calls for stronger producer deliveries to stabilize prices. Walter F Dodd warns against closed organizations dominating prices and Fred Jackson urges restoration of prewar railroad freight rates with careful adjustments to avoid harm to any industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Prinipal
Wallace Rogers
C. O. Moser
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Memphis
Tenn
Walter F. Dodd
Fred
Jackson
Federation
Uniform Standards for Stock Markets Need Says Denman
C B Denman president of the National Livestock Producers Association tells the American Farm Bureau Federation that uniform grades are essential to develop the livestock market. He cites the association sending 92 000 cars valued at 121 000 000 for about 240 000 members in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. B. Denman
National Livestock Producers’ Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
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T. C. Davis
Wates
T. L. Brookhart
H. H. Me
Cleery
J. Reade Mecrory
Elsie Bratton
Bertha Hay
Maurine McLaughlin
Nurses Alumni Association
Bessie Longer
Miss Longer
H. H. Club
Will Longer
S. P. Finch
Will Denham
Howard McAtlin
R. Dol. Mayer
Earl Birney
Velda Hoxworth
Wallace Shool
Myrtle Coakley
Coakley
Brinning
Hmmer
Jessie Whitacre
Gilmore Cherry
Alice Rownd
Department of Agriculture
8. H. Forman
D. H. McLaughlin
Soctal
O. B.S
Hersey Cod
Sam Hout
Rebekah Club
Hersey
Dov
AL Sewhag Circle
John Brownliusen
Prank Leeper
The
Armsworth
We. U. UL
Toc. McElhinney
WAT
Mediterranean
Briday
O. P. Schulty
Farm Bureau
Fostoria
Hallmark
Bayword
Sheffield Plate
Sheffield
Seth Thomas
East Side Square
Denman
Associated Press
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