D.A.R. Plans Washington Birthday Event and Conference Delegates Named
The Daughters of the American Revolution met amid a storm to plan a Washington’s Birthday party for February 22. Delegates for the state conference in Des Moines in March were named: Mrs. Ralph Shannon, Mrs. Clifford Thorne, and Mrs. Fred Rohrer, with alternates including Mrs. A. Boice and Mrs. E. J. Hesselsehwerdt. The regent, Mrs. R. S. Warfel, is a delegate. vice regent Mrs. George Brinton is an alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Des Moines
Ralph Shannon
Clifford Thorne
Fred Rohrer
A. Boice
E. J. Hesselsehwerdt
Kalona
W. A Gibson
BE. O. W. Club Meeting Postponed One Week
Mrs. Brown assisted by Leona Finch served a one course lunch. The next meeting with Mrs. Howard McArlin is on March 2. Roll call will be answered with a joke. The BE. O. W. club event at Mrs. Amos Norton’s home was postponed due to the storm and will be held at the same place next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ally
Brown
Leona Finch
Howard McArlin
BE. O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Sunday school class social at Carris home updates
Announcement notes Dr Eastwood class social moves to the home of Mr and Mrs J C Carris Thursday evening All arrangements unchanged. Ladies Aid unit 3 notices change of meeting place Mrs Ed Jackson cannot host the meeting so Mrs Lou Baker hosts at 415 East Madison Street
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Dr. Eastwood
J. C. Carris
Unit 3
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
Ed Jackson
Lou Baker
East
Madison Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. E. Stutsman
W. Main St
J. E. Ream
Washington St
Charles Thomas
S. Iowa Ave
T. L. Brookhart
J. A. Harwood
S. P. Finch
Homer Jarrard
W. J Thompson
Iowa Ave
Woman's Club Meets Wednesday Evening at 6 15
The Business and Professional Women's Club holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 6 15 pm. Important business will be discussed. Members needing excusal or guests should notify Helen Breese by 6 pm Monday at the listed telephone.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Helen Breese
Regular meetings and gatherings listed for local clubs
Thursday regular meeting of the order of the Eastern Star will be held Thursday evening at the Masonic temple. Visiting members welcome. The Walnut War club will meet with Mrs Ed Nelstooines day afternoon. Rebekah club meets Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock at Mrs Al Horsey s with a Valentine exchange. The U P s will hold a church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Johanna Ream
Agon
Walnut War ‘’S Club
Ed Nelstooines
Valentine
Rebekah Club
al Horsey
Riverside Train Schedules and Community Notes
Local rail timetable lists multiple trains with daily operation except Sunday including freight and passenger runs, with stops at towns and counties and arrivals in Washington. The Riverside section reports Women’s Relief Corps meeting at Odd Fellow hall, committees named, social hour, and upcoming patriotic program. Whist club hosts and prize winners. St Mary’s Behoo and Oxford school basketball results. visits by Mrs Salladay and Mrs Hawthorne. local social notes including beauty parlor move and Cedar Rapids trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Salladay
Whist Club
BF. KE. Blythe
Rtobert H. Ieligzman
R. J. Karel
Willian Grittin
CC. V. Dautremont
E. KE. Blythe
Nexs
R. A Knittel
Robert Heitzman
William Griffin
BF. BK. Blythe
C. V. Dautremont
Frank Salladay
Haskins
Charles Hawthorne
Portland
Oregon
Joseph Linsley
Edith Price
Cedar Rapids
Night pot luck dinner and church program notice
Night pot luck dinner Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Mach family asked to bring dishes silver sandwiches and generous dish to pass Please bring food as early as possible Illustrated lecture of the work of our church will be part of program W C T U will meet Thursday afternoon Feb 9 in northeast room upstairs at YY Mrs Russell Bell leader scripture references Proverbs 2 15 Ephe sians 11 to 13 Frances F Willard program Each member asked to bring a guest G T club will meet with Mrs Howard Anderson Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
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Russell Bell
Frances F. Williard
Community club notices and ladies aid meetings set
Friday events include Friendship club hosting, Rural Woman's club program and famous February birthdays. Many Ladies' Aid units meet at 2 30 with listed hosts across multiple streets. Odd Fellows and Rebekah plan a social Friday at 8. U P Ladies Aid meets at church 2 30 with Mrs Whisler chairing. Weather may postpone West Chester lecture.
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Rural Woman's Club
Harve
Edgar Porter
U. P. Ladies Aid
FP. F. Whisler
Reorganization Plans Under Way in Iowa State Study
Gov. Clyde L. Herring launches a state government reorganization study with a Brookings panel to survey administration across counties, towns, highways, education, health, welfare, finance, and purchasing to advise sweeping reforms and economy gains. The plan aims to empower the chief executive and streamline agencies.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Governmental Survey Committee
Brookings Institute
Harry P. Weidemann
A. C. Millspauga
Towa
Benjamin
Seidemann
General Assembly
Thirteen Women and Strange Interlude At Local Theatres
Pax theater shows Thirteen Women a mystery drama with Irene Dunne Ricardo Cortez and Myrna Loy in a seer based plot said to defy solution until the final fadeout. Metro film Strange Interlude stars Norma Shearer in a psychological drama of one woman passing through ages to mother and lover roles with Clark Gable part of the cast.
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Pax Theater
Irene Dunne
Ricardo Cortez
Tiffany Thayer
Myrna Loy
Jill Edmond
Florence Eldredge
Mary Duncan
Kay Johnson
Peg Entwistie
Julie Hayden
Harriet Hayman
George Archainbaud
Norma Shearer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Eugene O'Neill
Wellston Community News Highlights Local Visit and Events
The Wellston community reports shopping trips to Washington and a large Miller and McCully sale amid poor roads. A pot luck supper at the school house featured recitations, violin music, dances, and songs while several families could not attend due to bad roads. Continued notes include visits, moves, family events, and a newborn weighing seven pounds per baby boy born Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller and McCully
Gunnard Johnson
Walter Anderson
Wellston
Brighton social notes and local visits
Donald Hoskins visiting from Ames with parents in Brighton. Wilma Spencer and Misa Liming spent weekends with friends and relatives. Local residents attended a Kalona basketball camp as Brighton lost 23 to 25. Ruth Picken’s 14th birthday party at C G Picken home included cake and gifts. Mary Lou Stacy ill with bronchitis. Further hometown visits noted among Kessel, Frain, and Underwood families.
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Brighton
Donald Hoskins
Ames
Frank Hoskins
Oskaloosa
Wilma Spencer
Misa Dorthy Liming
W.D. Blackwood
de Moines
W. W. Jamison
Luo
A. B. Clark
Nellie Hagans
Eva Vanerus
Grace Kessel
Maris Keese
Kalona
George Kessel
Fairfield
H. BR. White
J. F. Frain
Maynard Kalious
C. G. Picken
Ruth
Mrs. Picken
Muth
Bob Hoskins
Rex Underwood
Jack
Underwood
Mr. Davidson
Ira Shafer
Mary Lou Stacy
Harry Stacy
Joe Keegan
New Idea About Ideas
A brief note proposes starting with action rather than waiting for the perfect idea. It suggests keeping busy with tasks and let ideas arise from the doing, challenging the common habit of waiting for inspiration before acting.
Crawfordsville Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Miss Nellie Manners reports Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Finke and Bonnie Lou spent Monday in Washington. Marion Neal and Paul share family ties with his grandmother. Beatrice Wilson visited grandparents E F Riley. Ernest Ruppert of Grundy Center was a weekend guest at the PF Maxwell home. Lee Lease held the winning grocery ticket at R I Williams store. Lucile Reagot cashed groceries at Orchard and Dillaveu.
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Lafe Finke
Bonnie Lou
Washington
Paul
Marion Neal
Beatrice Wilson
E. F Riley
Ernest Ruppert
Grundy Center
PF. J
Lucile Reagot
Orchard
Dillaveu
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Pilotburg
Carl Andersons
Car D. Anderson
Will Brown
Marion Stransky
Allen
Frank Stransky
Leona Yoder
Qglara Fisher
Chester Miller
John Laney
Carl D. Anderson
Westminster Guild
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
R. T. Risk
Risk
Ruth Ringheim
Elizabeth Humphrey
Red Cross
Josephine Bailey
Lena Stewart
Elmer Kephart
Lloyd Lovelett
Robert Kephart
Lovelett
H. H. Club
George Brown
Howard Miller
Chicago
Chicagos Rialto
Hotel Sherman Garage
Hote
lJecomn
Sherman
College Inn
the Journal
Wood Dwyer Bailey Building
Northeast Corner Square
Bolle
Commercial Tank Corner
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Hailey
Hall
Lemley & Yard Insurance
Washington National Bank
East Main St
Chiropractors
Chas C
Brown Chiropractor
Neur
Court House
Bassler Ainsworth
Almsworth Office
Joan W. Applegate
L.cal Watate
City Hall
State Theatre
Livingston & Kicher
W. Livingston
ER. C. Kicher
West Main Bt Block
Jones Posneral
East Main Bt
Sheerman
West Main St
Washington Lodge
Glens Vwace
Riverside
Golden State
Cnacooe
Washington Oskaloosa Drive
California
el Paso
Fairfield Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spiekards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Goodlander
Agent Co. B & Q
J. C. McKay
Southwest Limited
Coomaewa
W. C. Bell
Oo. G. T. Club
Howard Anderson
Harry Dye
Friendship Club
Rebekah
Ladies Aid of
West Chester
M. E
Ladies Aid
Kemps
Hampshire
Life of
Billy
Ladies Home Journal
White
Herring
Burke Beauty Parlor
Miss Shearer
Clark Gaogle
Nina Leeds
Ned Darrell
Gable
Mix Bearers
Welston
Roger Brown
Martha Stoutner
Junior Nelson
Stanley Lemsey
Hubert Brown
Ellizen
Walter Wilson
Darline West
Gunnard Johnon
Guy Brown
Geo. Lemley
Charley
Ed Libe
Earl Corpming
Paul Harvey
Russell Corpman
Khua Melmika
James J. Corbett
Long Island
Jim
New York
Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
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