Society Notes Reflect Local Club Meetings and Lenten Gatherings
The Diamond club gathered at the Lee Langford home due to bad roads with cards and a luncheon served by Mrs. Langford Dayton and Mollie Tierney. Mrs. Dan Rehrer hosted ten members of the Just Us club and four guests for an afternoon of sewing and socializing with refreshments. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid met at the Charles Kephart and Edd Simmering home with sixteen ladies. a business meeting followed and a note from the Orphans' Home at Council Bluffs was read. Buds of Promise at Cora Alice Hays home elected officers and planned monthly meetings, with emphasis on Sunday school and church attendance.
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Diamond Club
Lee Langford
R. D. Page
Washington
Dan Rehrer
Just Us Club
Pierson
Zaring
McCarty
Mra. Richie
Turnipseed
Pleasant Hill
Allie Kephart
Buds of Promise
Tess of the Baptist Church
John Dodd
Cora Alice Hays
East Third Street
Nora Warner
Nellie Wylie
Jeanne Morrow
Cora Alice
J. D. Hays
Alvin Morrow
Dodd
Nora
Thora Warner
Mable Kupka
Mary Moriarity
Louise Little
Joe Wright
The
Pleasant Plain Missionary Society
Fortnidtly Club
Charles Thomas
Henderson
Dan Bevine
George Mann
Nazimova
Boller
B. B. Club
Charles Donaldson
Fred Wagner
Fortnightly club members attend funeral after luncheon
Several members gathered for a luncheon meeting of the Fortnightly club as the president announced adjournment to attend the funeral of member Mrs Sarah Noecker. The Child Study Department met with Mrs Charles Thomas and discussed plays and cinema in education.
Ladies Aid Society Hosts All Day Quilt Day
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church held an all day meeting at the church. They quilted and sewed, then after choir practice six members entertained the choir. Games were played and refreshments served.
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The
Presbyterian Church
W. Wolary
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Berry Bill to Elect County Superintendents Passes House
Des Moines reports the Berry bill to return to electing county superintendents of schools passed the Iowa House 56 to 47. Speaker Joe Anderson voted no, with several supporters crossing to secure a narrow margin over the constitutional requirement.
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Des Moines
House
Berry
Monroe
Joe Anderson
Paralyzed Lifter Sues for $25,000 in Des Moines
Howard L. De Boest, working alone embalming a 250 pound corpse for John Medermott Undertaking Parlors, claims permanent back injuries. He says he was forced to handle the body solo two years ago, causing a fractured vertebra and paralysis of his legs, and seeks $25,600 damages in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Medermott
Howard L. de Boest
de Boest
Sees Hydrogen as Fuel
An Italian scientist says liquefied hydrogen will be the future motor vehicle fuel citing its potential as a clean energy source.
Earliest Known Bird Form Described as Archeopteryx
The archeopteryx is identified as the oldest known bird form with wing claws, a long snakelike tail with feathers, teeth, and reptile like features alongside bird characteristics.
Pillsbury Flour Test Ups the Real Wheat Texture
A reader advocates testing Pillsbury pancake flour by hand to feel a smooth creamy color and velvety texture, contrasting with harsh gritty cornmeal. The message urges trying this test with other flours to see the difference and to order Pillsbury flour.
Community clubs and church notices for Thursday and Friday
Local groups announce meetings and practice sessions including O EB Si-Reanlar meeting Thursday evening at six, Walnut Woman's club with Mrs. McKay Thursday afternoon, February 15, Fieur de-Lis club Friday February 9 with Mrs. George Reed, and Royal Arch Masons Friday evening. Church ladies and W A C events listed with times and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Walnut Woman's Club
Mre. McKay
Fieur de-Lis Club
George Reed
Royal Arch Masons
D. L. Carbaugh
H. P
Monthly Ladies Aid Meeting At Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church holds its monthly business meeting tomorrow after noon at the church.
Night meeting of Independent club members at Mrs Melo Kallous
A night meeting is planned for Independent club members and their families Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Melo Kallous. The gathering aims to discuss club activities and community plans.
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Independent Club
Melo Kallous
Mrs. Maynard Brown
Younger
Set Bridge Club
Keep Young With Olive Tablets Diet Cure
An advertisement touts keeping youth by monitoring bowels and liver. It cites Dr Edward’s Ohio practice and claims Olive Tablets, a calomel substitute, gently toning the liver and cleansing the system. It promotes Edwards’ Nive Tablets in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Missionary society meeting and social notices
Public notices list meetings for various groups including Fanny Coppin Mite Missionary Society at 2 PM Monday, Odd Fellows and Rebekahs social by Brighton Encampment, Ladies Aid Society at the Methodist church Friday 2:30 PM, Miss Manning the missionary from China to speak, Youn ger Set Bridge Club hosting Friday, a box supper and program at Gray school near Washington Friday evening, February 9, and Fortnightly club Literature Department meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A R Miller.
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Fanny Coppin
Mite Missionary Society
Amma Hall
Brighton
Gray School
Washington
Coppock Road
Teasher
Dorothy Bruty
Children’s Missionary Society Dies Supper at Church
The Children’s Missionary societies of the WW KE church will hold a dies supper at the Church Friday at 5:00 o’clock. Each child bring dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Missionary Societies of
WW. KE
Grapefruit Stack Sells Fast at Local Market
A bustling window display piles high with grapefruit as vendors note steady sales at 2 for 15 euros. Shoppers browse the bright fruit stand. The market aims to keep fresh stock flowing and attract more buyers.
Dinner Party Coffee Delivers Quality Cup Promises Satisfaction
Real Coffee promotes Dinner Party Coffee as the quality choice promising happier mornings. The ad urges readers to join a growing list of customers seeking a better tasting brew.
Eat Vegetables Fresh from Our Window
Doctors urge more fresh vegetables Cauliflower big well bleached heads you will like Head Lettuce in our window Pick out your own Candy Celero from California they send their best Big yellow oranges in our window make you hungry for them They are big juicy and delicious and cost 45 cents per dozen A dozen may save a doctor bill.
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California
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Leslie Gates
Donald Applegate
Gests
Valentine Decorationi Ag
Mildred Davidson
Hazel Statler
Bessie Putnam
Bessie
W. W. Bowers
Ella Manning
A. Anderson
Hugh McCleery
Harvey Young
Sarah Noecker
W. E. Hender
J. G. Miller
Walter Brown
Floyd Neiswanger
P. G. Widmer
Harrison Dodder
Florence Swartz
Allie Rownd
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Alma Hearne Holland Society
Miss Manning
Washington County
Surround
Ing Towns
Iowa Gas & Electric Company
Washington, Iowa
Sion Fields
China
Pillsbury's and
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury's
V Presbyterian
Baptist
Fourth Ward
Frank Kurtz
Ladies’ Aid of
Prest United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society of
Methodist Church
A. R. Miller
E. M. Bridges & Co
Barclay’s
Tor Bill
Barclay’s Cash Grocery
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