Committees Named for W R C Housework Year
The first ward Women’s Relief Corps lists appointed committees for the coming year at a Saturday G A R hall meeting. Names cover flower relief conference memorial child welfare Americanization auditing executive and more with members delivering thanks for Christmas cards from Mrs Elizabeth Scott.
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Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Elizabeth Scott
Marshalltown
L. Baker
Sarah Walker
Ted Crow
Flower
Ida Hayes
Ethel Steele
Carrie Hoileau
Mary Mawell
Bell Miller
Emma King
Laura Longwell
Effie Hampsher
Besse Conger
Edith Miler
Julia Cavender
A. L Young
Oleeta Stewart
Esta Clark
Elie S.tule
Ida Kayes
Ethelsteele
Emma Garrett
Carrie Boileau
May Dawson
Mert King
Mary Maxwell
Mae McLaughlin
Maude Schmoeiler
Anna Grayvsonm
Cora Rathmel
Hampsher
Hayes
Mrs Henry Hull Reviews Binet Poems at Nineteenth Century Club
Mrs Henry Hull reviewed Stephen Vincent Binet's The Burning City at the Nineteenth Century meeting held at Mrs Manton Hebner's home Saturday afternoon. She read poems, spoke on the poet's life and on Walt Whitman and Vachel Lindsay, followed by discussion and refreshments. Ten members attended.
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Stephen Vincent Binet
Henry CC. Hull
Manton Hebner
Anna Landau Hosts Pinochle Club Gathering
Mrs. Anna Landau and her children entertained the Pinochle club at their home Saturday evening with eleven families present. Auction pinochle was played at six tables. high score went to Phyllis Ahrens and Debert Darned, Dow to Mrs. Orville Caldwell and Mitford Anderson. The hostess served lunch assisted by her daughters Marie Mable and Gertrude.
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Anna Landau
Phyllis Ahrens
Debert Darned
Dow
Orville Caldwell
Mitford Anderson
Marie
Mable
Gertrude
Campfire Girls Plan Valentine Party February 13
Nawakamoka Campfire Girls held a Saturday meeting at Mr. T A Michels home and set plans for a St. Valentine party on February 13. Eleven girls reported ranks in the group while five sold pencils and all sought Needlework Guild entries.
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Nawakamoka
T. A. Michels
U P Sunday School Class Serves Supper at Twinam Home
In Crawfordsville on Friday evening the United Presbyterian Sabbath School class led by J. C. Cannon held a 6:30 pm pot luck supper at Mr. and Mrs. Merle Twinam's home. Attendance was down due to illness but those present enjoyed a pleasant evening. The article also notes recent Masonic Lodge officer elections and a Social Hour club gathering hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Coates with games and a luncheon.
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Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian
J. C. Cannon
Merle Twinam
Masonic Lodge
Gran- Ville Love
Earl Monson
Ss. J. Mites
Lilly Henss
Vernon Fletcher
Clarence Moorhead
J. C. Hu ®Ton
Tyler
C. J. Sherry
Kenneth Coates
Clara Henderson Missionary Meeting With Mrs Hough
Westchester on Friday the Clara Henderson Women's Home Missionary society met with Mrs Ida Hough. Mrs Gardner presided in the absence of officers. A collection was taken for Mrs Laubach's flowers and a "words of thanks" read. Mrs Lindenmeyer to paint the achievement poster. Mrs Coffey led the program reviewing the chapter What the Negro Has Given.
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Westchester
Clara Henderson
Social Calendar Week of Monday to Friday
Community notices list meetings and events including Dmi G A R halb Wesleyan Missionary Society at 6 30 p m cooperative dinner at 214 North 4th Mrs Sidney Moore Miss Alice Rownd hag study drama department at 7 30 p m Alice Poole 115 East Washington. Pythian Sisters evening at the hall sandwiches requested Homemakers study Glendale Spread Eagle 1 p m Mrs Laverne Anderson BRRs is cook natiek aliebintaabesiad Library at Mrs Sidney Moore Miss Edna Klein FF W Auxiliary K C Hall Wednesday Centennial PTA meeting 3 p m at the school White Shrine Board party 2 15 p m Mason Temple American Legion Auxiliary 2 p m Legion rooms needle and thimbles IX club 2 p m Mrs Harvey Waggoner 409 East Third Street Thursday Lexington Ladies Aid luncheon 1 p m church Chapter 1 P B E Founders day 7 30 p m Mrs W W Wilson 102 East Second Street West Chester Kensington and auxiliary U P church social hour and lunch Friday Friendship Club and families potluck supper 2 30 p m Mrs Wes Meyers brn sandwiches and table service
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G. A. R. Halb Wesleyan Missionary Society
Sidney Moore
North 4Th
Alice Rownd Hag
Alice Poole
East Washington
Glendale
Spread Eagle
Laverne Anderson
Berrs
Cook'nateiis Aliebintaabesiad Library
Edna Klein
K. C. Hall
Iowa City
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Harvey Waggoner
East Third Street
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
P. BE. O
W. W. Wilson
East Second Street
West Chester
Kensington and Auxiliary
U. P. Church
Birthday Celebrations Reach Several Local Residents
Eloise Sheetz of Keota marks her birthday today while Harold Amrine son of Mr and Mrs Carl Amrine Merrimac turns ten Katherine Benson reaches sixteen and Howard Hazen shares his birthday with the Journal staff as his cake bears a Happy birthday message in white on chocolate frosting.
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Eloise Sheetz
Keota
Harold Amrine
Carl
Amrine
Merrimac
Howard Hazen
Force
World Day of Prayer Meeting Ended in Prayer
The study group concluded with a prayer and planned to meet next at Mrs. Coffey's home. Attendees were urged to remember the World Day of Prayer on February 12.
Mary Ann Beck Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Kalona
Mrs. Mary Ann Beck, known as Grandma Beck, turned 93 on January 15. A Stanton, Virginia native, she moved to Kalona with her parents as a child and has lived there since 1884. She married D. H. Beck in 1867. he died in 1917. She has five living children and three listed deceased.
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Kalona
Mary Ann Beck
Beck
Grandma Beck
Stanton
Virginia
Christian Baylor
D. H. Beck
Sane
P. L. Maske
J. K. Mehaffey
Nellie Huff
George
Frank Vondrasek
Victor
Iowa
Laura
David
Roy
Mrs. C. L. Worley Elected Fortnightly Club President
Riverside January meeting of the Fortnightly club elected officers with Mrs. C. L. Worley named president and Mrs. Ivan McCreedy secretary, plus Mrs. E. F. Wheelan as press correspondent. The afternoon featured needlework and a hosted lunch by Mrs. Walt.
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C. L. Worley
Howard T. Holt
Lexington Ladies Aid Set Thursday Meeting At Church
The Lexington Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at the church with hostesses Mrs Heila Anderson Mia Lizzie Young and Mrs Zoe Klineberg. A luncheon is planned at 1 p m and the entertainment committee includes Mrs Leila Paul Mrs Donia Tadlock and Mrs Helen Gardner.
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Heila Anderson
Mia
Lizzie Young
Zoe Klineberg
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Leila Paul
Donia Tadlock
Helen Gardner
Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting Notice
A cottage prayer meeting for Presbyterians will be held Wednesday morning at 9 30 at the home of Chris Dittmer 632 East Washington Street 28812.
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Presbyterian Cottage
Chris. Dittmer
East
Washington Street
Riverside School Earns Praise From State Inspector
Riverside public schools cited for progress in kindergarten program, new gymnasium, and classroom supplies after Des Moines inspection. State superintendent commends community support and progressive attitude reflected in recent improvements.
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Riverside
Riverside Public School
State Superintendent of Schools
Des Moines
Half-Sick Days Prompt All-Bran Remedy
Kellogg’s All-Bran is advertised as a natural remedy for constipation and low-bulk meals. The ad urges two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and offers a money-back guarantee from Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Kellogge Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Backstage Iowa Politics Narrowly Bets on Wilson and Kraschel
Des Moines observers report Democratic and Republican maneuvering over the governor race and county government funding. A stake holder warns Wilson against paying Kraschel backers, while legislators debate using liquor profits to fund a state office building. Beltman’s speakership split and Foster Goode candidacy mark partisan tensions as recounts yield unofficial gains.
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Des Moines
George Wilson
Kraschel
Wilson
Bolter Beltman
Bellman
Beltman
LaMar Foster
Werry
Dewey Goode
Bloomfield
Dewey
Goode
Farmers Union
Foster
Dayton Grove Local News On January Fifteenth
Mr and Mrs Lyle Oldfield and family visited with Harold Timmins and others on Tuesday. Mrs Chas Thrapp entertained Lexington circle and guests on Wednesday. Wm Embree attended funeral services for O C Patterson in Washington on Thursday forenoon. Neighbors report several people with severe colds.
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J. I. Moore
Dayton Grove
Lyle Oldfield
Harold Timmins
Iréfa Oldfield
A. E. Knotts
Lexington Circle
Chas. Thrapp
Wm. Embree
O. C. Patterson
Washington
Riverside garage under renovation and new mechanic
Mr Looney is repainting and redecorating the garage he recently bought. The front canopy is being removed and two flood light ports are added at the gas pumps. He will continue selling Phillips gasoline and Ford V-8 products with Pat Holderness as the in charge mechanic. The Holderness family moved into the former Mrs Kiefer cottage in east Riverside.
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Riverside
Looney
Phillips
Pat Holderness
Town City
Fords
Mra
Elizabeth Kiefer
East Riverside
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