Social notes of Washington and surrounding area events
Community gatherings at the Johnson and Gardner homes mark the holiday season with dinners, music and dancing. Washington residents celebrate weddings, club activities, and church notices as part of a busy social calendar through early January 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Emma Johnson
Rick Wees
Johnson Home
Max Marble
East
Jefferson Street
Hedges
A. Anderson
Bess Plumly
Frank Carter
A. Dickerson
T. BR. Phillips
Wieniawski Formkcen
Winternitz
Dream of
W. H. Jordan
Washington
Iowa Gas and Electric Co
Helen Gardner
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Gardner & Gardner, Milliners
Iowa
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George Blagg
Gertrude Gardner
Henrietta Salmon
Jordan
Iowa Gas and Electric Company of
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
Robert Heaney
Donald McLaughtin
Harmony Club
Sunshine Community Club
Arthur Ruebsam
Poinsettia Club
George Teas
West Washington Street
West Chester
East Main Street
TL S. BB
Chita
Howard McCleery
Order of the Astern Star
Parent-Teachers Association of Heights
John Poster
Pleur de-Lis
P.O
Mera
Art Roberts
East Washington Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Sociecy
Lexington Church
Bb. Knotts
del Gootman
West
Madison Street
Telehah Club
Walnut Women's Club
Millie Steele
Highland Sewing Circle
Friendship Club
Charles Wolfe
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. M. Wilson
Marion Avenue
Mission Scciety
Capital Church
J. W. Bishop
North
Iowa Avenue
J. ©. Pields
South Seventh Avenue
U and S Eclub
To Bob or Not to Bob Verbalized in a Parody
A playful spoof rewrites Hamlet to debate bobbing hair. The amused narrator questions whether cutting long tresses resolves social scrutiny and staff comments, weighing the relief against fear of changing appearances and public judgment. The piece blends theater and salon humor with period voice and witty asides.
Creed for Language Beauty Promises Clear Speech and Slang Caution
A speaker pledges pride in the mother tongue and aims for fluent, proper speech. They warn slang weakens fluency and insist a musical voice complements clear enunciation. The creed asserts patience, practice, and intelligent advertising by The Journal.
Milk price drops to nine cents per quart in Waterloo
Waterloo residents pay nine cents per quart for milk after a period of eleven to twelve cents. Distributors, led by smaller dealers, extend the price cut to retail milk, signaling a general reduction in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Forcer
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Helen Reteter
East Third Street
Irma Waymack
Cedar Falls
Jane Law
Mary Leolee Minick
Mise Reisster
Towa City
Mise Mable Anderson
Glenn Eldridge
Iowa City
Davenport
Kington
East Jefferson Street
Penny
Eldridge
George Anderson
Penny Eldridge
Younes Mah
Monmouth College
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. ©. Hall
South Second Avenue
Pythian Sisters
Leon Beatty Post
The
American Legion
K. G. White
Grand Army of the Reppublic
Moose Lodge
Carl Zieglowsky
Zieglowsky
Ida Koehler
Martin Westen
Fred Zieglowsky
August Zieglowsky
John Simmering
John Zieglowsky
Charley Zieglowsky
Familly
Augusta
Theodore Oltmanna
Edna
Hartaburg
Lil
Gustave Zieglowsky
Gustave
Hartsburg
Fred Burger
Milases Tilla
Lena Bear
H. H. Club
Earl Birney
I. B. Hoxworth
Farm Bureau
Velda Hexworth
Conrad
Hexworth
R. D. Mayer
Michigan
Lansing
State Department of Conservation
Sporsmen
Lake Superior
Upper Peninsula
St. James
Parent-Teachers Association
Knights of Columbus
Armory
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Fred Sweet
West Second Street
Portnightly Club
W. A. Cook
West Main Street
Portnightly
46. Maxwell
West Washingtom Street
Mes
DP. Bostwick
Bas. Weehington Street
Econ
BP. B. Wilson
Tt East Main Street
Methodist Church
Bob
Cortain
Department’ Star
Washington, Iowa
McCall