Jacksonites Plan Club Program After January Meeting
The 4H Jacksonites met January 17 at Ruth Foster's home with six mothers and the leader present. H. J. Montgomery, county farm bureau agent, gave an interesting talk on the value of record books. The group planned the coming oyster supper program hosted by H. S. C. at Alex McCreedy’s home on January 16, with about seventy attendees including Mrs. Otanskas Helen Rabenold, Peart Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Salladay, Myron Riverside, Joe Endicott, and the O’Comhers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Er Helen Foster
H. J. Montgomery
Fram Bureau
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Cold Symptoms
An old ad claims a cold can be tackled by laxatives like cascara. It says pores perspire more as gases and waste fail to exit through the skin, and doctors advise mild laxatives such as Cascarets to strengthen bowels. The copy pitches Cascarets as harmless, pleasant, and inexpensive at a dime.
New Year Greetings and Coat Sale At Lundtan Store
During New Year’s Eve, a call from Jeanette conveyed wishes. The Lundtan store promotes Denna Gordon dresses at clearance prices and lists women’s and children’s coats at half price. Featured dresses include two for $11.50 and a $27.50 dress for $15.00, inviting customers to bring friends.
Local clubs and social gatherings noted in town
The P H club hosted a final dinner at Mr and Mrs Sam Sigafoose with guests including the Pratt and Sigafoose families, a noon chicken dinner, rock and five hundred games, and warm thanks to hosts. Merman Wallace celebrated a birthday with relatives, games, and treats. Blanche Koppen haver and Charles Mason announced a double ring ceremony pending at home in Mount Ver.
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P. H. Club
Sam Sigafoose
John Pratt
Howard Sigafoose
Mike Flynn
Ida Patterson
A. B. Jelswanger
Vis
Merman Wallace
Blanche Hazel Koppenhaver
Mochantesville
Charles H. Mason
Liston
Toastwood
Mount Ver
Duck Dinner Honor For Marta Shalia At South Iowa Ave
Mrs John Shalia hosted a Saturday noon gathering at their South Iowa Avenue home in honor of daughter Marta with Mrs Ivan Lemley and Coleen Lemley present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Waldro of Riverside and Mr and Mrs James Preby of Riverside. An extensive feast featured roast duck, salads, vegetables, four kinds of cake and pies. Also present were Mr and Mrs Anthony Matichky of Richmond and Mr and Mrs James Spevacek and Mr and Mrs Frank Preby of Kalona.
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Sua Pserver Aly
John Shalia
Iowa Avenue
Marta
Ivan Lemley
Coleen Lemley
Hla
Emma Bopp
Ed Conner
Lemley
Waldro
Riverside
James Preby
Vera and
Harod
Anthony Matichky
Richmond
James Spevacek
Prank Preby
Kalona
Washington
Wankestia
Booster Club Helps Women's Relief Corps With Comfort
The Women's Relief Corps met Saturday as the relief committee reported two weeks of work totaling 47 dollars. The Booster club supplied comfort items, led by president Mrs. Martin Whittaler, and donated them to be placed where needed. The corps voted to give the comfort to the Orphan's Home at Council Bluffs. New officers were installed with the charter draped in memory of Mrs. Mary Catherine Ott.
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Council Blutts
Mary Catherine Ott
Ida Hays
Shrine No. 10 Meeting Postponed for Evangelistic Sessions
A Shrine No. 10 regular meeting set for Tuesday January 20 at 8:00 pm is postponed until next week due to ongoing evangelistic meetings. A rosary service for Mrs Magdalene Sehil will be held tonight at 8 pm at Sherman’s home. Miss Lou Wombacher presides.
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Masonic Temple
Power
Hazel Haven
Alter and Rosary Society of
St. Jame
Clurch
Magdalene Sehillig
Sherman's
Oral
Lou Wombacher
First American Law School Founded by Judge Tapping Reeve
In 1784 Judge Tapping Reeve established the first law school in his home at Litchfield Connecticut. Plans are under way to preserve the historic building and transform it into a public memorial.
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Tapping Reeve
Litchfield
Conn
Money Across Forms Through History and Places
Money has appeared in coins and bills, with tobacco, wampum, and gold dust as forms in different eras. The colony of Virginia used tobacco as payment, while wampum circulated among New England Indians. In California, red bird heads served as a form of money at one time.
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Virg
New England
Social clubs plan meetings and events in Fortnightly pages
The Fortnightly Club art department will meet Frankie Bennett at Le Bloig on Tuesday. West Chester P. A. meetings Jan 20 7 30 pm include pool program. Pythian Sisters, Royal Neighbors, Modern Woodmen halls host January gatherings with installations and sandwiches. Various circles meet Jan 21 22, with dinners, lessons on fireless coolers, butterfly crafts, and hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Brought Together by Bus Ride
A brisk bus ride scene reveals a strained family dynamic. Marjorie and Bob argue over duties and a doctor’s frequent visits for their child while Viola, a visiting wife, is implied to be pursuing a dramatic turn in her relationship. The family contends with evolving loyalties and a surprising moment with a silver dirigible overhead.
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Junior
Lady Bugs Distributed to Aid California Citrus Growers
The article notes researchers releasing 10 lady bugs per capsule to combat pests ravaging California citrus groves and aid Pacific coast growers. Government distribution supports disseminating these beneficial insects to reach growers.
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California
Pacific Slope
Growth of Trees in Spring Surpasses Summer
Growth of trees accelerates in spring as new cells appear larger and lighter than those added to the trunk in summer, indicating seasonal variation in cambial activity and wood formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumer
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New York
Jeanette
Hollywood
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Mercy
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Hannah Welch
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Rock Island
Rainbow
Washington Township
Paul
Wellston Social
PURST
O. T. Furst
Wellston
Anamosa
Furst
Gus Strum
Wil Strum
Art
Nick ‘Tionis
Charles Meksry
Curtis Snider
M. Stoutner
A. Robertson
George Hotle
Rosella
Pat Harvey
Martha
Dave Turnipseed
Carl Corpman
Glen Cudarbucks
Edgar Bandy
Orrel Sankey
Wes Bigel
Joseph
Will Roland
Rubio
Muriel Sullivan
Maud Martin
Kan
the Evening Journal
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Crrenda
West Chester P.P. A
C. F
K. P. Hall
Mrs. Armour
Suneshine Community Club
Don Wylie
Flore
Job
Luncet
Crawfords Ville
John D. Jones
Pythian Circle
H. W. Russell
Charles Hebner
George Hote
Myo
Merton
Kolah Club
Jessig Schoonover
Taiwan
By Jannis Ranneék
Viola
Bob
Doctor Mac
Marjorie
Sue
Viola Falls
Barclay’s
U.S
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Captain Kid
P. and
G. Naphtha
Post
Kellogg’s
Morton
WY Ib
Sacks
Fleischmann Yeast
Rumford
Royal Baking Powder
Monarch
Mr. da
Sunkist Naval
Libby
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Kellogg's
Pet
Gerber's Baby Food
Coffee
Baarclays
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