Booster Club Luncheon Hosted at Eckels Home
Mrs. Merle Eckels hosted 18 Booster club members and guests at her northwest town home for a 1 o'clock pot luck luncheon. New president Mae Smith led a business meeting outlining committees and invited families of departing members to a Saturday dinner at Mrs. Fred Stewart's home. Entertainment followed with prizes awarded to several members.
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Merle Eckels
Booster Club
Perjing
Oral Norman
Hilma Larson
Eckels
Jeannette Woodburn
Mae Smith
Sam Neill
Flower
Lloyd Walker
Burt Dill
Homer Jarrard
Martin Whittaker
Milford Anderson
Fred Stewart
Frank Scales
Herman Schultz
Woodburn
Norman
Sam Munson
P. N. G. Circle Plans Supper for Members and Families
Past Noble Grand Circle members met at Mrs. Charles Rickey’s home with fourteen in attendance to discuss plans for the annual supper on February 10 at the I. O. O. F. hall. Coincidentally both Mrs. J. M. White and Mrs. L. Jugenheimer celebrated their twenty second wedding anniversaries yesterday.
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Noble Grand Circle
Charles Rickey
Florence Hout
Circle
J. M. White
L. «. Jugenheimer
Ralph Stewart
Alma Hearne Hol land Missionary meeting hosts
Twenty one members of Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. Wisie Long for a potluck supper and regular session led by president Hazel Siberts with devotionals by Virginia Beatty. Guests included Mrs. Raymond Bowers of Pueblo Colorado Alta Grecian and Mrs. Esta Clark sister of Mrs. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Wisie Long
Hazel Siberts
Virginia Beatty
Raymond Bowers
Pueblo
Colo. Alta Grecian
Esta Clark
Unusual Interest in Methodist Church Meetings
A Methodist church program drew an unusually large audience last evening with a special chorus from Alma Hearne Holland and Queen K. Es ther organizations. Dr. B F Schwartz spoke on The Great Refusal focusing on Christ's interview with the rich young ruler and urging allegiance to Christ. Tonight features Neighbor's Night with a request for each member to bring a neighbor. event sponsored by the Ladies' Aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland
Queen K Esther
Methodist Church
Alta Grecian
Amy Christian
B. F. Schwartz
Christ
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lexington Ladies Aid to Meet January 16
The Lexington Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon January 16 with hostesses Mesdames Heila Anderson Lizzie Young and Zoe Klieinbere. The entertainment committee will be Mesdames Grace Eride Helen Gardner and Rubs Sharp.
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Lexington Ladies Aid
Heila Anderson
Lizzie Young
Zoe Klieinbere
Grace Eride
Helen Gardner
Rubs Sharp
Definition of the coulomb as a unit of electric charge
A coulomb is a unit of electrical measurement defined as the amount of electricity that flows through a circuit carrying one ampere for one second.
Men Take Charge of P T A Meeting at Living Lake
The Living Lake school P T A held its regular meeting with men organizing the evening. An oyster supper was served by the men, committee members Mrs. Glenn Thompson and Mrs. F. L. Stewart prepared the supper. Mrs. Dell Walker presided. A Belter led singing and introduced a lessons study on temper.
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P T. A
Living Lake
Glenn Thompson
F. L. Stewart
Dell Walker
A. Belter
Mr. Belter
Glen Thompson
Lloyd Stout
Adolph Larson
Cloyes Blewart
Potluck Supper Hosted by Mr and Mrs Stanley Fish Burn
Mr and Mrs Stanley Fish burn entertained 30 neighbors and friends at a potluck supper in their home last Friday evening. After supper bridge was viewed.
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Stanley Fishburn
Velma Horak Weds Robert Kron in Washington Rectory
Miss Velma Horak daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Horak married Robert Kron son of Mr and Mrs William Kron Kalona in a 2 pm single ring ceremony at St James Rectory Washington Rev John Manning officiated The couple were attended by Kron sister Lorena and Theodore Manning A live oelock supper followed at the bride home for about 30 relatives A charivaret later for the couple was held at the bride home The Krons will reside on a farm ten miles northeast of Washington with home to be taken March 1
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Velma Horak
Henry Horak
Robert Kron
William Kron
Kalona
St. James
Washington
John Manning
Lorena Kron
Theodore Manning
Cedar Rapids
Mias Kron
Mrs. Kron
Birthday greetings clutter local notices list
Local birthday wishes are extended to several residents including Mrs. A K Abrens Miss Maude Hott and Bernice Adrian along with Bernice’s notable forty seventh birthday. Kiwyn Gardner and Mrs John Soukup from Riverside join the celebrants as well as five year old Donald Feltz. Mrs Doss Van Winkle noted present on January 15 and Mrs Herman Wallace marked a birthday today residing at 1206 East Second Street. Violetta Hurter Rohrer, age 79, of 712 North Marion Avenue was born in Dutch Creek township in 1857 and moved to Washington in 1878. Countless happy returns are offered.
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Violetta Hurter Rohrer
North
Marion Avenue
Rohrer
Borm
Dutch Creek Township
Washington
Methodist Ladies to Hold General Meeting Friday
Methodist Ladies Aid society will hold a general meeting Friday at 2 30 p m. Unit 5 will run a bake sale with Mrs Alice Shaver as committee chair assisted by Mrs Mae Jay Mrs M J Cruise and Mrs Fred Hutt. Unit 6 handles the social hour with tentative program including instrumental music by Mrs Lawrence Crull and readings by Martha Anne Mace and Virginia Kephart. Mrs R A Means chairs the Unit 6 committee.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Unit 5
Alice Shaver
Mae Jay
M. J. Cruise
Fred Hutt
Unit 6
Lawrence Crull
Martha Anne Mace
Virginia Kephart
R. A. Means
Birthday celebration for Joan Griggs 5 at Wellman home
Jan 11 party honors Joan Griggs five daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Griggs with guests including Bobbie and Larry Honsinger Donnie and Kenneth Wahl Virginia Juanita Schafer Harriet Jane Johnson and Richard Mengershausen. Py thian Sisters Geneva Lodge 161 held annual officer installation at the local hall with a pot-luck supper and social time.
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Pythian Sisters
Geneva Lodge 161
Mrs Mary Beck to celebrate 92nd birthday
Kalona resident Mrs Mary Ann Beck will mark her 92nd birthday on Wednesday January 15 at her Kalona home. She is in fair health and active for her age. Her daughter Mrs Nellie Huff and son George live with her, with two more daughters Mrs Alice Mehaffey and Mrs Eva Maske nearby. Her husband has been deceased for years.
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Kalona
Mary Ann Beck
Founders Day Observed by P E O Chapter
Mrs P L Etter will lead the P E O Founders Day program at 11 on Thursday at Mrs Orville Eitler’s home. A noon luncheon follows, initiation at 1 pm, and a business meeting at 2730. President Mrs C H Guther and officers oversee. luncheon committee includes Mrs Will Wilson and Mrs Ralph Dougherty.
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P. L. Etter
P. EB. O
Orville Eitler
C. H. Guther
Will Wilson
Ralph Dougherty
Wallace P. T. A. Meets Tomorrow
Wallace P. T. A. will meet tomorrow at 3 45 p m in the school house. A program will be presented by high school girls with Ruth Dupuis on oboe, Bertha May Reinert accompanist, Virginia Kephart reading Faith and Work, and Martha Ann Mace reading Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. The lesson will cover Use of Money and Anger and Learning Self Control. Mrs. Paul Snakenberg presides, with Mrs. Rodney Kephart in charge of the discussion.
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Wallace P. T. A
Ruth Dupuis
Bertha May Reinert
Virginia Kephart
Martha Ann Mace
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Paul Snakenberg
Rodney Kephart
Margaret Cowden Circle Dines At Presbyterian Meeting
The Margaret Cowden circle of the Presbyterian church held its monthly meeting Monday evening hosted by Evangeline Scott at her parents home. Six members attended a cooperative chicken dinner. Maxine Foster presided over the business session while Evangeline’s sister Joanne appeared on the program with Iola Dittmer providing piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cowden
The
Presbyterian Church
Evangeline Scott
Ralph Scott
Mrs. Scott
Maxine Foster
Evangeline
Joanne
Iola Dittmer
Long Ships Built by Maori Over 100 Feet Long
Report describes Maori ship construction in New Zealand with vessels exceeding one hundred feet in length. It notes the length and craft details as part of a broader feature on Polynesian seafaring proficiency.
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New Zealand
Officers Elected in E. O. W. Club
Mrs Robert Dawson was chosen president of the E O W club at a meeting at Mrs Ed Grayson home. Other officers include Mrs Amos Norton vice president Mrs Laura Graham secretary Mrs Ernest Garrett treasurer and Mrs Milt Denison reporter. A birthday party for three husbands was planned for Dawson Maxwell and Norton at the Dawson home Saturday evening. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening Jan 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dawson
E. O. W. Club
Ed Grayson
Amos Norton
Laura Graham
Ernest Garrett
Milt Denison
Don Carbaugh
Joe Maxwell
Dawson
Grayson
Everett Burham
Panc Ter
Nancy
Mila Vaucha
Queen's Own Scouts Honolulu Form First Hawaiian Troop
The Queen's Own Scouts Honolulu organized Boy Scout troop No. 5 known as The Queen's Own over 25 years ago. It stood as the first Hawaiian scout troop in the American Isles.
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Queen’s Own Scouts
Honolulu
Queen's Own
Christian Ladies Aid to serve chicken dinner at church
The Christian Ladies Aid society will host a community chicken dinner at the church from 5 30 to 7 pm on Wednesday. The Presbyterian choir will practice Friday night at 7.
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Christian Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian
Dorcas Society Food Sale Slated at Washington Cleaners
The Dorcas Society of St Pauls Evangeliarch will hold a food sale Saturday Jan 18 at the Washington Cleaners. The notice mentions Wheels on Ancient Invention Vehicles with wheels dating back to unknown times and discusses Roman chariots used for war pleasure and sport as a 2000 year development.
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Dorcas Society of St. Paul’s Evangeliarch
Washington Cleaners
Duckworth Co Attorney Gives Up Bar Certificate
Sioux City report says Woodbury County attorney forced to sign away bar certificate after three days in jail for refusing to testify in Attorney General O Connor's trial. Disbarment proceedings are dropped. Duckworth admitted to the bar in June 1925 and surrendered his certificate to Supreme Court Justice John W. Anderson.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County Attney
O’connor
Max FE
Duckworth
Supreme Cat
John W. Anderson
Chinese Youngsters Fare Rules On Travel
Report notes child travel costs in China based on height. No charge for under two and a half feet. A child measuring four feet four inches pays half fare.
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China
The Loquat Pleat
The loquat plant is native to China and Japan.
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Ite
Japan
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Circle Plans
A.H.H. Missionary Group
M. E
Lexington Ladies
Coulomb
P. T. A. Meeting
Rollins
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Ones
V.F.W
Dept
Ainsworth O. E. S
Hall Odd Fellows
Rebekahs So
H. J. Cub
Dewey
Orpille
West Chester Baptist
U. P
All Ladies of Community
O. G. T. Bridge Club
Ralph Martin
Pansy Hill Day
S. BR. Sigafoose
Trinity Evangelial Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Rebekah
Chas. Denison
A. K . Abrens
Joe Nelson
Kiwyn Gardner
John Soukup
Riverside
Donald Feltz
Francis Feltz
A. A. Milne
We Are
Herman Wallace
East Second Street
Joan Griggs
Mary Beck
P.E.O
Margaret Cowden Circle
H. I. Ward & Co
Duckworth, Co
Klein
Hart Schaffner& Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Suits & O’coats
Klein Klothing Ko
Southeast Corner Square
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