Russian Art and Plays Discussed at Fort Nightly Club
Fort nightly club's evening section hosted papers on the Kremlin Russian religion and Moscow Art Theatre with Misses Cunningham Latta Quinn. Miss Van Fleet missed due to illness. Mary Hunter hosted a Tuesday Night bridge gathering for sixteen with a four table game and a three course dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Wilson
Kremlin
Helen Cunningham
Katherine Latta
Moscow Art Theatre
Theresa Quinn
van Fleet
Mary Hunter
East Washington Street
Lincoln school PTA meets for January health talk
On Thursday January 7 7 30 P M the Lincoln school PTA holds its monthly meeting Dr Eastwood will discuss Health Mrs Frank Haney reports on the recent convention Miss Charlotte Foster speaks and humorous readings are planned A goldfish reward will go to the room with the most parents present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woth
Parent-Teachers Association of Lincoln School
Eastwood
Frank Haney
Charlotte Foster
Reprinted recipe corrects prior misprint for cookies
The Journal reprints a corrected Black Walnut and Date Cookies recipe by Mrs. A. W. Yard noting that cups were misprinted as teaspoons. Ingredients include sugar shortening cream eggs vanilla salt soda cream of tartar walnuts dates and flour with steps to chill dough overnight and bake slices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Yard
Women's Missionary Society Meeting and Local Club Events
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Fred Neiswanger. The Independent Club gathers Thursday with Mrs Gertrude Maxwell. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church meets Thursday at 1 PM with Mrs George Benson. bring needle and thimble. The Jolly Pixy Club plans a Friday dance at the Armory on January 21. Rebekah regular meeting Friday at 7 50 PM. BP ob O will meet with Mrs Charley Thomas Thursday afternoon at 2 30. Methodist choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7 30. ladies please come at 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Neiswanger
Independent Club
Gertrude Maxwell
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
George Benson
Jolly Pitty Club
BP. Ob. O
Charley Thomas
Ear range range: can hear 8 000 to 9 000 hertz span
A reader asks within the eleven octave range which span allows distinguishing tones between 8000 and 9000 hertz. The inquiry targets the frequency interval where pitch discrimination occurs.
4H Club Reports From Ames Trip Highlight District Efforts
Washington County 4H members reported strong work at the Ames short course with 56 girls starting and 43 record books filed. The event featured music direction by Mrs. Buchanan, livestock judging, plant care, and a banquet with plans for future programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
C. M. Maxwel
Ames
America
Paul Maxwell
Tigetma Edgar
Elizabeth Grace Jones
Here
Robert Hanna
Crawford Township
Dwight Booth
Milton Ross
Washington County
Buchanan
Thelma Edgar
Lawa
W. H. Stephenson
Iowa
Robert Hannah
Dwiecht Booth
Sandy Hook Notes From Mr Mary Badger Correspondent
The Sandy Hook column reports on ice crews of twelve teams at work with six men in the ice house at Brighton and ice from the slough on the Guy land. The Fred Garrett family battles measles with several members ill and one doctor’s visit. Henry Lines moves machinery to a farm near Yeo for another year while Mairfield becomes their post office and Pleasant Main phone is noted. Dan and Yappy Guy attended a cattle sale and planned returning home amid a storm. Weather is unsettled with hints of a warmer change if a brief effort is made to forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hook
J. F. Frazeyice
Brighton
Fred Garrett
Bob
Finley
Clyde
Clara
Henry Lines
Yeo
Mairfield
Wolves Killings Spur Bounty Reports in Highland Town
Lee Nicholson of Highland Township received a wolf bounty this week after a wolf was killed near his home. The auditor's office announced bounties of ten dollars to J. Wolfe and A. Reubsam for wolves shot this week, while Bowes Phens of Aneworth was also said to have killed one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Nicholson
Highland Township
J. Wolfe
A. Reubsam
Bowes Phens
Aneworth
Taxicab Collision Targets Grinnell Court Reporter
Mrs. Charles K. Needham of Grinnell sustained a badly wrenched back and minor injuries when a taxicab she rode in struck a sand pile on the street in front of the Washington Loan and Trust building. The driver mistook the sand for a snow drift in a snowy street. She was taken to her sister Mrs. Dewey’s home and will miss several days of work. Miss Elizabeth Fisher filled in as court reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Needham
Grinnell
C. A. Dewey
New
Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company
Needham
Dewey
Elizabeth Fisher
Y's Men's Club Plans Minstrel Revue Next Week
At a Washington Y's Men's Club meeting the regular program was replaced by plans for a minstrel revue to be presented next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Directors helping with the production were guests of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Y's Men's
Washington
High School
Eddie Squire
Dick MccCleery
Lee Holland
Leland Morrison
Jesse Miller
Claude Tucker
Harry Kreider
Clavee Kerr
Everette Griffith
Miler
Mr. Griffith
Moorehead
Zaneville
Ohio
Washington Y's
National Bank Board Adds Two Directors
The National Bank announces the addition of two directors for the next year H B Knight cashier and W A Anderson vice president of the Washington National Bank join the board. Other directors named include W A Cook Col J Wilson W P Wells Joe Link R L Lytle Db D Sherman J M Bratten C C Wilson with W P Wells as president. Assistants listed are W G Conner and C P Weldin, plus bookkeepers Joey Dempsey Mrs Nellie Wolfe and C P Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Knight
W. A. Anderson
The
Washington National Bank
W. A. Cook
Col. ©. J. Wilson
W. P. Wells
Joe Link
R. L. Lytle
Db. D. Sherman
J. M. Bratten
C. C. Wilson
W A Anderson
W. G. Conner
C. P. Weld
Joey Dempsey
Nellie Wolfe
C. P. Sandy
Mrs Singmaster Dead Reported From Washington
Word from Washington reports the death of Mrs. Frank Singmaster who died January 1 in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. She was formerly a resident of the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Singmaster
Stroudsburg
Des Moines Senate Names Key Committee Chairs
Senator J. O. Shaff of Clinton named chair of the Senate highway committee by Lieutenant Governor Clem Kimball. A. H. Bergman of Newton chosen chairman of the Senate banking committee. Other picks include D. M. Stoddard for appropriations and W. G. Haskell for cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carden
Pharmacy Committee
Senate
Des Moines
J. O. Shaff
Clinton County
Clem Kimball
A. H. Bergman
Newton
Senate Banking Committee
D. M. Stoddard
Sioux City
W. G. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Arch McFarlane
Waterloo
Wiliam Carden
Winfield
W. G. Breckenridge
Rodman
Lars Skromme
Story Equity
W. S. Bird
Council Bluffs
Secretary Kellogg Studies Mexican Oil Arbitration
Secretary of State Kellogg weighs a proposal to arbitrate the oil land law dispute with Mexico but has not committed. The State Department denies that Kellogg approved the Senate arbitration resolution as reported by other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellogg
Mexico
State Department
United Press
Senate
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Marjorie Smith
Juanita Rosenberger
Charles Kennedy
Adelaide Parrott
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ralph Keller
Ralph
Rock
Mrs. Norton
Wellston
Chas. McKinstry
Sam Hout
Just Us
Stella Dodd
Ladies Aid
1St U.P. Church
ROUP
Rebekah
Brougham
Fisher Coach
Buick
Tucker & Eicher
Washington, Iowa
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J. D .Hamil
Hazel Welch
Floyd Hamil
Ainaworth
Cecil Lease
Olds
Paul Hamil
Viizabouk Moore
Hamil
Mr Pleasant
Riverside Daily Press
Riverside
California
Grace Lease
N. J. Lease
Willis T. Johnson
John Gardner
Nell Gibbs
Whittier
Marguerite Hyde
Miss Hyde
Sherman Whitnah
Fred Goellmer
Mildred Barry
Maywood
Nebrasa
Miss Lease
Blackpack Minstrel Show
Mary Badger
Y’s Men’s Club
National Bank Board
Mrs. Singmaster
Shaff
State Highway Commission
W. W. Wilson
Wilson
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