Friends Ship Club Hosts Families At Pearson Home Dinner
The Friend ship club entertained about fifty relatives Friday evening at the Pearson home northeast of town for a six thirty dinner. Tables were decorated with carnations and narcissus, and the menu included cream chicken potatoes ecol lopeder salad pickle ice cream cake and coffee. The program featured readings songs a piano solo and games, with game one hundred three giving the most amusement.
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Friendship Club
Pearson
Methodist church announces Tuesday 7:30 meeting
Notices list several church or club gatherings including Methodist church meetings on Tuesday evening at 7:30 and other society or farmers union gatherings with dates and host names, inviting members and noting changes and meals.
Notice A FL and A M Work Session Jan 15
There will be work on first degree at 7 30 Tuesday evening January 15. L B Lupton 8312.
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A. FL
A. M
L. B. Lupton
Fortnightly club to meet January 15 at Morrison home
A general Fortnightly club meeting is set for Tuesday evening January 15 at 7 30 at 422 West Washington Street the host home of Mrs FB D Morrison. Music department will provide the program and members are invited to suggest new names for membership.
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Charles Hoxworth
East Second Street
Charlie Hoxworth
Susan Favinger
Lexington
Methodist Church
Art
Frank Appleby
FB. D. Morrison
West Washington St
Presbyterian Banquet Friday Evening
Friday evening the Presbyterian banquet will be held with no charge. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs Stewart at 146. All adults in the church are urged to attend this event.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
West Chester Methodist Church
C. D. Nash
Bessia Bauer
Agnes Ross
Hough
Our Little Magazine
Dayton
Skipton
Nash
Susan Coffey
Lane Coffey
Embroidery Club Meeting Set With Mrs Wacner
The Embroidery Club will meet Thursday afternoon January 17 with Mrs. John Wacner.
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Embroidery Club
John Wacner
EB O W Club Plans Wednesday Luncheon With Mrs Ferguson
The EB O W club will meet with Mrs. Harry Ferguson Wednesday for a one o'clock luncheon.
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EB. O. W. Club
Harry Ferguson
Iowa University spending tops one million in 1923
Iowa City reports that over one million dollars were spent on the University of Iowa during 1923. Projects included completion of a chemistry hall unit, a recitation building, a new wing for the children's hospital, remodeling of the old capitol, and several minor improvements. Work spanned start, progress, and finish within the year.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hall of
Children’s Hospital
Capitol
Kelah Club and Just Us Club Meeting Notices
The Kelah Club will meet with Mrs. Logan Ahrens at 427 East Washington Street on Wednesday afternoon. J E Wolf recorder notes a Wednesday evening hall meeting with an inspector to review records. Just Us club will meet Mrs John Chadwick on Wednesday afternoon.
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Kelah Club
Logan Ahrens
East Washington Street
K. C
J. E. Wolf
John Chadwick
Suit Against Thaw Settled For Less Than Hundred Thousand
Confirmation was had that the suit for 650000 against Tristan Thaw, brought by Frederick Gump Jr of Kansas City, had been privately settled for under 100000. The case grew from charges that Thaw whipped Gump in a New York hotel in 1917 and subjected him to savage indignities. There is no known change in Thaw family stance on his release from the Pennsylvania hospital for mental nervous diseases.
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Thaw
Philadelphia
Trury Thaw
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Gump
New York
Pennsylvania Hospital
Committer Finds Women Less Efficient Than Men
Stockholm reports a study from December 21 indicating that the average efficiency of women in government roles is lower than that of men. The piece notes measured productivity gaps and calls for further investigation into causes and possible reforms.
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Stockholm
Sweden Committee Favors Lower Female Salaries in Government Posts
An official Swedish committee concludes women in government employment should be paid less than men. It cites health statistics, earlier pension age for women, longer training, lower general efficiency, and no military duty as rationale. A minority report disagrees with the main recommendations.
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Sweden
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Love of
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Katheryn Swift
Loretta Walker
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Lucy Dempsey
Mae Bower
Katheryn Vogel
Sentinel
Bevins
Clara Eagle
Monitor
Mabel Whittaker
Kelley
Boyd
Dougall
Facile
Swift
Wheelands
Banco
Bridge
Estella Orr
Guy Work
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Eastwood
Fannie Orr
Washington
John Wokr
Fannig Orr
John Work
J. A. Phillips
T. Hunter
Elmer Cherry
China
Phillips
Jessie
J. Sherlock
W. M. Keeley
Homer F. Darbyshire
Mrs. Darbyshire
Darbyshire
Otto P. Dede
Manton Hebrer
Keokuk
Patricia
Jowan Keeley
Joseph Falk
Chicago
Cooper-Carlton
Levy
Marsch
Heidelberg
Germany
United States
Bertha Hertz
America
Joe
Joe Falk
Klein Klothing Co
Ad Club
Martin Swift
W. W. Bowers
Florence Brookhart
W. S
James Chorpening
County — Farmers Union
Woodman Hall
Wm. Jackson
Hearne Holland Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
West Chester Farmer's Cooperative Co
L. Bauer
Rose Mary Club
Earl Galloway
Pythian Sisters
Henry Parkinson
P. C
South of Water Works
Orchon de
Kondon
A. E. Putnam & Sons
Washington, Iowa
Macomber Sales Co
Business and
Physicians and Surgeons
Joan Droz
West Main St
Bateman, M
D. Blair
Washington, la
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Iowa
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison
Washington, Lowa
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Mutual Phone
CO. J. Wilson
CO. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Journal
Livingston & Eicher
Law Abstract Department
J. W. Buttervirtad
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Lemley & Dempsey
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F. & M. Bank Bldg
Travelers Insurance Co
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