Community notes and club meetings from local society (February)
Friday gatherings feature new member voting in Mrs Glenn Thompson for Rosemary Eich group and Valentine day events. Fortnightly club divisions host Home Economics activities with stunts and a red heart card. Baptist church leagues hold a progressive hoop party with multiple homes and rides. Various PTA and mission circles meet for talks, refreshments, and social events. Local birthdays, theatre workers, and Washington visitors are noted along with a Grinnell Register item on a Missouri wedding and Rock Island railroad work couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Eich
Maud Koehler
Glenn Thompson
Algo
Hoyan Foster
J. A. Porter
G. 8. Kerr
Jones
Masson
Harry Davis
Cloud Willits
Waller Brown
J. Wo Alles
Fred
Humble
Sheffer
Grinnell Register
Washington
Addie Kiesey
Washinton
Iowa
Mehaffey
D. Rn. Thompson
Tesday
Thompson
Charles Lutz
Trenton
Missouri
Lutz
Kansas City
Des Moines
Kinnell
Rock Island Railroad Company
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Smooth Lasting Bloom
An advertisement touts Melio Glo or Mello Glow powder claiming a French process gives unparalleled smoothness and long wear. It emphasizes pure powder, tested color, no irritation or pore clogging, and a youthful bloom lasting longer under a new beauty discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rer
Special Day of Prayer for Missions Observed Here
World Day of Prayer for missions observed Friday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs A Anderson led a program aimed to include each women’s society, with readings, prayers, and hymns directed by Mary Hunter and Ola Clery among others. Mrs Myrtle McCleary gave a vivid West Africa mission address, followed by introductions and a closing prayer. Flowers were carried by Boy Scouts to visit shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Anderson
Council of Women
Federation of Woman's Boards
Mi Olyn Hamilton
Myrtie McCleary
West Africa
Arche Owen
Unite c Presterian Church
North Africa
Margaret Moning
Washington High School
Hanan China
Ehurc
Frank Sage
Boy Scouts
Ain
Elm Club and Nineteenth Century group events mix of music
A local gathering featured patriotic music and old time party activities. Attendees included Mrs. Vigren and Mr. Gifford with guests, followed by a social at Boyd Foster’s home. Officers were elected at a later Elm club meeting, and the Nineteenth Century group heard a Liberia talk and a Helen Wilson book review on John Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Datis
No. UY School
Me W. Davis
Max Lee
Rogert Richer
Miles Knight
Max Alien
James Iney
Lwis Thorton
Davee Dodder
Lewis McPadden
Bobby Barclays
Lincoln
Washington
Vigren
Gifford
Helen Livingston
Marion McLaughlin
Edith Miller
Withert King
Fred Jaullin
Boyd Foster
Floyd Letts
Gallagher
Milt Godfrey
Reaney Dawson
Mary Gail Letts
Grove Letts
Stanley Foster
The
Elm
Murphy Smylie
Palmer Babcock
James Zeck
Nellie Zeck
Ray Bell
EC. Blewer
Loyd Lytle Gove
Liberia
Republic
League of Nations
Firstone Company
Cnnection
Helen Wilson
John Brown
Stephen Vincent Benet
Miss Wilson
Film and social notices at Graham and Fox theatres
Irene Rich leads in Craig's Wife at Graham Theatre tonight and Tuesday with strong moral at center. Colleen Moore stars in a sensational comedy drama at Fox Theatre with Antonio Moreno opposite. other cast members listed. Local society events include meetings of study clubs, homemaking courses, and church groups with details on dates and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rich
Craig
Graham Theatre
Miss
Eale
Miss Rich
Martie Craig
Warner Baxter
Tor
Virginia
Carroll Nye
Lilyan Tashan
Cec Irving
Jack Kacktey
Thet Wales
Mabel van Toren
Rata Rew
Colleen Moore
Phiyiney
Fox Theatre
Miss Moore
Washington
Antonio Moreno
Nate
Fional
Montagu Love
Gertrude Astor
Edythe Chapman
Kathryn Meg Gui
Freddy Hatton
Too Late to Classy Wanted Room in Private
Classified ad fragment shows a private room request with a partial phone contact. The readable text includes the note Call and the digits 850, but the full details and location are missing.
Farmers Study Outlook At Conference Held Here
Experts from Iowa State College and U S Department of Agriculture shared views on pasture and hay expansion for feeder cattle in Washington County. The meeting, part of Iowa Agricultural Outlook Week, discussed soil limits, limestone needs, and legume growth to raise livestock feed and crop efficiency amid shifting beef and hog markets. County Agent Harold J Moats led the session and a summary bulletin was arranged for broader distribution.
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J. G. Allevangh
Tra W. Artin
Town State College
Jarlan
United
Neeting
Mt Towa State College
Harold J. Montgomery
Washington County
United States
Washin County
Stern
Lowa
East Central
Towa
Westen
Fang
Aksts
Populafot
Pacific East
Ian
Pee County
Harold J. Moatsry
Tors
Extension Service
Wr - Bulletin
Iowa State
Ames
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Tnex Sharpe
EK. Ronovan
BF Campbell
Frank Aro
Charles Long
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George Havel
Prairie Flower Mission
P.M. Phillips
CE. Hamilton
Fulton
Fishburn
Everette Lewis
Society
Earl Smith
Roy Finke
Martha ‘Thrasher
John Bl House
Lar Monserten
Craham
Bern King
South Third Sty
St. James
Jacksonites
Helen
Ruth
Tre
A.D. Rathmel
Wanda Casper
Norathy Somrek
Keapeng
Wa Ineton
Woman's Relief Corns
Thursay
G. A
Ray Gilford
Nixon
Sons of ‘Veterans
Roll
Cea Brea
Betty Mount
Mary Ellen Loth
Mildred Eicher
Leslie Eicher
Fred Messingey
Muscatine
Rachel Taylor
Bloomfield
Irene
Rich
Crag
BSPL
AML
Nondas Richardson
You Missionary Society of Artist Church
Jackson Center
Grand Pr District
Ed Gallaght
Charle
Tewets
Mes. Stewart
Wallace Por
Naton
J. WL. Gates
Pinemdshin Club
J. F. Lamb
Lenoon Pe
Hubleekiss
Resbyterian Church
Ate McGugine
Gerday
Maywell
Rmit
Scott's
Scott & Bowne
MloomBet
Vicks