Community groups hold meetings and social events
The region's clubs and societies met at churches and homes led by Mrs. Shultz and Mrs. Baer with about ten to twenty members present. Activities included readings, scripture, business, quilt making, Valentine tastings, pot luck suppers, rook, and social hours with guests and family participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Guards Missionary Society
Methodist Church
James Shultz
P. G. Widmer
F. C. Witzigman
Ladies Aid
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
John Baer
Frieda Witthoft
Mildred Zieglowsky
Martha Zieglowsky
Gusta Weston
Hannah Zieglowsky
Tena Simmering
Harmony Community Club
John Sheetz
Charles Schiebel
Robert Noonan
Fred Klopfenstein
Winfield
Will Sheetz
Harry Hutt
Highland's Jolliest Club
Charley Merrifield
Highland’s Jolliest Club
Francis Olinger
James Batterson
Harry Merrifield
Rook
Merrifield
Milford McCreedy
Rebekah Lodge
Oscar Jugenheimer
Ella Hoyt
Washington
George Washington
John Elgar
Floyd Murdock
Florence |Ut
Fred Bey
Ralph Zeck
Pleasant Hill
Booster Club
Herman Schultz
Elmer Guenther
Guenthers
Fred D. Stewart
Everett Smith
Low
Arthur Duensing
Jarguerite Caldwell
Wilma Ellis
Guy Stumpf
Homer Jarrard
Martin Whittaker
K. C. Hall
Preston Wolf
Ed Rich
Boyd
BE. J. Strickler
John Wheelan
Harmony Club
U and I Club
J. B. Moxworth
Paul
Winga
John Tucker
Frank Mayhew
Conklin
Keota
Charles Hoxworth
Elizabeth Sehulty
Valentine
Ber
Velda
Merrymakers Club
Clifford Reel
Orva Scott
K C Dance and Meeting Announcements
Announcement notes a Kansas City dance Monday evening with a promises for non dancers and a card system. Also a Kansas City meeting set for Sunday at the hall at 2 PM with J M Kelly and G K Naar listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
M. Kelly
G. K. Naar
Washington High Debates Falls to Davenport Team in 8-0 Decision
Washington high school’s negative team lost to Davenport high school by an 8-0 decision after judges from Maquoketa high school ov er saw Davenport prevail on the unemployment insurance resolution. Washington advances to the district second round despite the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
ER. A. Baker
Davenport
L. A. Warren
Washington High School
Davenport High School
Maquoketa High School
Don Welch
Milan Thompson
Washington
Ruth Gillman
Earl Henley
Brighton
Muscatine
Maurice Mayo
Eugene Thomas
J. A. Taylor
Clarette Norman
Wilbur Jacobson
Will Dyall
Mt. Pleasant
Snow storm dates miscopied by California papers
Homestead Farm correspondent notes a Santa Ana Register claim of snow in 50 years and a Los Angeles record of 54 years. The piece ridicules California editors for cross dates while detailing local events at Homestead Farm including a barn fire near English River bridge and farm news such as neighbor disturbances and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Farm
J. Martin White
California
Lowan
Hellespont
Honolulu
Hebrides Islands
Martin
Santa Ana
Register of Fri
Orange Co
Calif
Los Angeles Evening Herald Express
Los A
Col. Hershey
Govt
Vicinity
Weather Bureau
Thomas
Willys Knight
John Marek
English River Bridge
Norse Whaling Ventures Reach Greenland in Ninth Century
Fragments suggest Norwegians sent vessels in the ninth century to hunt whales and possibly reach Greenland. The text notes the beginnings of the whale fishery are obscure but hints at early Nordic seafaring in pursuit of marine mammals and distant waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
Local Declamatory Contest Winners Named at School
The contest occurred at the school building last night with three divisions. Oratorical winner was Chester Morgan for "The Sacrifice That Failed."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Chester Morgan
Keota Visitor Notes Local Visits and Obituaries
Mrs. C A Bray reports visits in Keota including Karl Buiting Harold and Vergil Pardon families. Clarence Shaffer attends Mrs Mary Smith funeral in Washington as pallbearer. Mrs Ruth Bray frail nearing 84th birthday. Mrs Robert Hyde visiting Dodes home amid illness. Weather turns warm raising thaw concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Buiting
Harold
Vergil Pardon
Keota
Clarence Shaffer
Washington
Mary Smith
Clarence
Karl Bitting
Wellman
Jere Elmore
Emma Spalding
Rosella Spalding
Ruth Bray
Robert Hyde
Charles Dodes
Gargling with Bayer Aspirin for throat relief
A historical remedy advises dissolving three to five Bayer Aspirin tablets in one third glass of water to gargle for tonsillitis or sore throat. Repeat every two hours if needed and ensure the genuine Bayer aspirin with the Bayer cross is used to avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institutes
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid
Pleasant Hill Aid
Guenther
Poinsettia Club
Dill
The
Bert Dill
Vic Crone
A. C. Durst
Hilda
John McConaughy
Mt. Union
Rural Women's Club
Roy Foss
St. Valentine
Lincoln Barthelow
John “Wheelan
Delta Alpha
Nick Roth
N. M. Speidel
Remps Hampsher
H. B. Knight
Hampsher
L. R. Baker
UC and I
Merry Makers Club
Lewis Klein
Harvey Meek Leader
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Walter Graves
Vanga
Mrs Dodd
Graves
West Main
Young Woman's Missionary Society of U. P. Church
Robert Patterson
Matilda ‘Berg
India
Bible Department
F. L. Wilson
Hdna Mercer
Homer Stephen
Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple
Pythian Sisters
Boostes Club
Delbert Darnell
Anna Springer
Tom Swift
A. H. Twinam
American Home Department
L. I. Morrison
Kurtz
Zoe Tal Calendar
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
M. E. Churen
Davenport Bears
Billy Russet
Abraham Lincoln
Pauline Lyon
Obson
Wilbur Jae
Blaine Jorham
Leona Huston
Little Mabel
Leona Russeh
East Lynne
Lorenz Taylor
Mothers of Men
Pauline Wittmer
Miss Leavengood
Town Wesleyan
Wayland
Wyman
Lorene Taylor
Norval Taylor
Crawfordsville
John Boshart
Quincey
Ill
Margaret
Lawrence Larson
Alvin C. Hasty
Melack Marek
Hellen Emde
Ray Whitehead
Joe Neydley
Washington Fruit Market
Florida Oranges
Carload
Texas
Jonathans
Wisconsin
Red River
LD Square
Nick Oranges
Doz
Nick Grimes
C. A. Bray
ESRC
North Side Dafe
Aere
Bite-Way Food Stores
Ros Brand
Best Buy
Jack Spratley
Jack Sprat
Mother's China
Salmon
Lola Fey
Fink
Codeish
van Camp
Pearl, Pueet
Crone & Sons
C. R. Paisley
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