News from Crawfordsville residents report visits and illness
Crawfordsville Jan 15 Morgan Rose left for Pennsylvania to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs A Howsare visited in Washington yesterday. Mrs Marsh Sewell of Winfield spent the day here at the C Fletcher home. Mrs Arthur Yard of Washington visited with her parents Mr and Mrs T J Nicholson. James Fletcher Ora Fletcher and Eugene Fletcher from Columbus Junction arrived, called by their father J T Fletcher illness. W H McCall learned of sister Ann McCleerys death near Omonauk Iowa yesterday. Miss Hattie Covert returned home from Des Moines and Ames yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Olbert Rose
Pennsylania
A. Howsare
Washington
Marsh Sewell
Winfield
C. Fletcher
Arthur Yard
T. J. Nicholson
James Fletcher
Ora Fletcher
Sheffield
Eugene Fletchr
Columbus Junction
J. T. Fletcher
W. H. McCall
Ann McCleery
Omonauk
Hattie Covert
Des Moines
Ames
Community Notes From Crawfordsville Detailing Socials and Visits
Mrs. M. D. Yard of Washington spent yesterday at the RE J David home. The G T club was hosted by Mrs. S J Stites and Mrs. Robert Wells at a 6 o'clock dinner. Washington visitors Mrs T J Harvey and Miss Jessie Long are staying with relatives. D C Griffith of Ainsworth called on friends. The United Presbyterian Women Missionary Society held a monthly meeting at Mrs Kelsey’s home and elected officers for the year. W H McClelland and sister Mary left for Somonank Illinois for their sister Ann McCleary’s funeral. James Bentley of Ohio and his sister Mrs J S McCleary visited the Ellis on gable home in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
M. D. Yard
Washington
RE. J. Davidon
Davison
S. J. Stites
Robert Wells
G. T. Club
Wells
T. J. Harvey
Jesse Long
D. C. Griffith
Ainsworth
Women's Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Kelsey
G. V. Hanna
Clara Wood
Lisle Maxwell
Lois Rhea
W. G. Robertson
Earl Ferguson
N. E. Lease
W. H. McClelland
Mary
Somonank, Ill
Ann McCleary
James Bentley
Ohio
J. S. Mccleary
Winfield
Ellison Gable
Waist Reading Declares Traits From Waists
A new waist based science claims a short waist indicates a lively frank and vivacious girl who is ambitious and thoughtful of others. Conversely a long waisted person is described as economical but not always sweet tempered.
Notice to Publishers of Washington County Textbooks
Washington County Board of Education invites bids for school textbooks and supplies for grades one to eight across multiple subjects from readings to civics. Bids due by 11 PM February 9 1920 at the county courthouse. Samples to remain in the county superintendent's office. bids may be rejected in whole or part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington County
Kathryn Z Montgomery
Minnie R. Conner
C. R. Wells
Dempsey Real Estate Co
Iowa
J. W. Teeter
Prairie Center Social and Community Notes
Prairie Center reports social visits including Charlie Wolf and family at Charlie Hodges and J O Matthews gathering. Miss Sarah Buntenbach visits sister Mrs Fred Burger. C A Ruebsam returns from Chicago with hogs and cattle. Ladies Aid meets at T C Koehley home with 30 attendees and a dinner. Local families attend installation. Imogene Warren assists Mrs McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Center
Charlie Wolf
J. O. Matthews
Charlie Hodges
Sarah Buntenbach
Fred Burger
C. A. Ruebsam
Chicago
Fred Coakley
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul Evangelical Church
T. C. Koehley
Sam Warren
C. A. Rubsam
Frank Schneider
Imogene Warren
Dr. McLaughlin
Mack Beemblossom and
Roy Randall
Havre
Prohibition Rally Set Across Lexington Churches
Next Sunday the M E church board schedules a Prohibition Rally to celebrate the dry victory. Lexington Pilotsburg and Zion Center will feature music and talks on a saloonless nation and happy homes. New officers for the Lexington U S post last Sunday include Supt Wade Gardner and Sec Gertrude Beaty along with other appointees. A Sunday school convention program is planned for January 30 with Rev A H Barker of Wellman delivering the evening address and a $1 program fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington M. E
Board of Temperance
Lexington
Pilotsburg
Zion Center
Lexington U. S
Wade Gardner
G. T. Timmins
Gertrude Beaty
Eithel Amalong
Treas
Hoyt Gardner
Leilah Timmins
Florence Bishop
H. C. Millice
Cradle Rafl
Albert E. Paul
Lexington Sunday School
A. H. Barker
Wellman
Why Am I a Christian Sermon and Church News
Sabbath school notes report on speaker Mr. I K Beal in Des Moines for state Sabbath School officers meeting. A new enrollment and attendance recording board will be presented. Fund drive nears 10000 dollars with full amount expected. Eleven names linked to potential church ingathering. six express desire to unite. Brother Freeland had a serious fall but now can sit up. visitors welcome at upcoming meetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K. Beal
Des Moines
Sabbath School Association
Opal Isminger
KE. S. Freeland
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Sabbath Announcements
Announcements for Sabbath January 18 1920 list 10:00 am Sabbath school studying the boldness of Peter and John 11:00 am public worship sermon Mobilizing the Churchs forces 645 pm Y P C U service 730 pm evening public worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and
John
Ainsworth Methodist Weekend Services and Guests
The Ainsworth Methodist church lists Sunday messages at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with sermons "A Discouraged Preacher" and "The Tragedy of an Armless Hand" plus Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. led by Elizabeth McBlain. District Superintendent Rev. G. L. Minear visits Jan 29 for conference. University Park students lead services Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Elizabeth McBlain
G. L. Minear
University Park
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Appetite After Ills
After years of stomach trouble and bloating a speaker reports full recovery using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, easing stomach liver and appendicitis symptoms. One dose proves it, with money refunded. Lemmon's Pharmacy and druggists advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Lemmon’s
Remembering to guard confidential matters in conversation
A reminder to consider whether sharing secrets about business or family could lead to future regret. It urges prudence in private discussions and highlights the value of discretion in everyday conversations.
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