Women's Relief Corps meeting highlights and social
The Women’s Relief Corps met Saturday with 41 members present. The year’s patriotic work cost 190.50, flags were presented to schools, an officers’ special is planned for February 6 at the new Y M C A building, and reports from Mrs. Sara Walker and Mrs. Nora Bryson are noted.
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Women's Relief Corps
Sara Walker
Nora Bryson
Soldiers Home Committee
Marshalltown
Relef Corps
Erate
Social Calendar for January 20 to 27
Booster club meets this afternoon with Mrs Homer Jarrard. Pythian Sisters hold their regular meeting tonight. Fortnightly Art Department hostess Miss Carol Porecy at 311 East Madison. LG White Post meets. Mrs Keister hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Foster. Country Club dancing party. Alma Holland Foreign Missionary society meets at Miss Alice Rownd 406 West Second with supper at six fifteen. Elizabeth Brindley hosts Navajo club at North Iowa avenue. Junior High Parent-Teachers association after school at four. Living Lake school district ladies meet all day at Mrs Peconie Dawson home. Pythian Circle entertains at Mrs Frank Stewart 726 South Lowe Avenue.
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IL. EB. Coffey
Staton
West Chester
Towa
Iowa
Lindenmeyer
Kitty
McFarlane
Adaline Marie Augustine
Hewitt
J D. Dayton
Lindermey
Gray
Elia Stewart
Fred Forbash
West Cheater
W. S. Monro
McFarlyne
Teste
J. D. Dayton
Wilda Augustine
Coffey
Miss Green
Ferguson
American Maids Club
Booster Club
Homer Jarrard
Pythian Sisters
Carol Porecy
East Madison Street
Art
LG. White Post
Keister
Lloyd Foster
Country Club
Alma H. Holland
Elizabeth Brindley
Iowa Avenue
Navajo Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Ladies of
Living Lake
Peconie Dawson
Pythian Circle
Frank Stewart
South
Lowe Avenue
Te O
Maude Hott
South Second Avenue
Rott Gallagher
Pleure de-Liv Club
Methodist Church
Soci
Hooner
and Mere
Desse Mushy
Catholic Daughters of America
Jd. M. Kelley
West Main Street
Will Marie
Rural Women's Club
Washington County Hospital
Ladies and clubs hold meetings in town notices
A long list of club gatherings and notices includes Living Lake district home furnishings meeting at Mrs Rennie Dawsons on Wednesday with dishes to pass, Woman's Improvement League luncheon and elections Friday January 28 at the Comercial club, and a Country Club dance Tuesday January 20 with guests asked to bring plates and utensils. Also mentions Missionary friends event, Pythian Corele meeting at Mrs Frank E Stewart, and Farmers Union address at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Briley
Christian Church
W.W. S. Shelley
Asa Harter
Briley
Fred Nelsawanger
A. B. Schmoeller
J. EB. Lemmon
Lemmon
Spry
George Masson
del Riego
Faded Rose
Forster
Max Marble
Sans Souci
Dorel
C. E. Plumly
Ed Harmeter
Homeland
Oley
Happy
Sai
Carrie Jacobs Bond
H. L. McCleery
C. M. Tremaine
National Bureau For Advancement of Music
Living Lake
Rennie Dawson
Woman's Improvement League
Comercial Club
HSS
Country Club
Eivery
National programs praised with Washington feature
The volume gathers events held nationwide with mayoral proclamations. Washington receives a notable placement and the week’s programs are highly praised for their quality and impact.
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Washington
Ida B Wise Smith Explains Federal Child Labor Amendment
Mrs Ida B Wise Smith Madison Des Moines Iowa urges backing of a proposed federal child labor amendment. She cites the Women’s Christian Temperance Union role and argues the measure would empower Congress to regulate labor in occupations with moral or physical hazards while not stripping states of existing powers. She notes current state laws and claims the amendment would prohibit child employment under 18 in regulated industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Des Moines
Yan
Iowa
Ida BB. Wise Aimttt
Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Smith
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Gregory Greenhouse Case
A four will jury in Harlan could not agree on the charge of breaking and entering the Roy Gregory greenhouse. After 28 hours deliberation the panel reported being hopelessly split. The case involved alleged competition with Gregory and stemmed from a break in at the Harlan greenhouse resulting in about $10000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Roy Gregory
Aenson
Gregory
W. G. Ratcliff
Sorenson
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Dickie Fields
Besse B. Jones
al Filelda
J. W. Fields
N. H. Jones
Dorothy Chance
John Chance
van Gabby
Raymond Steinbeck
Rubio
Queen Fathers of the
Pether Martin
Mldred Rice
Juanita Rosenberger
Mise G Schalty
R. C. Ferguson
Mr. Craig
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Milan Shields
S. H. Forman
E. CC. Carria
L. 8. Hewitt
W. M. Fitzwilliam
Intermediate League
The
Sunset Park
Jewel
Miller
Mrs. Bowers
Rose
Margaret Corbin
Oscar Jugenheimer
Fred Bey
Edna Flynn
Martha Havey
Will McGinnis
George McGinnis
Billy
Delbert
Martha
George, Jr
Evelyn
S. W. DeLong
White Way Club
W. C. Ralston
D. C. Stewart
Stewart
Keota
Martin
Esther
Frances Thomas
Alice Klippel
P. L. Etter
Glenn Zearineg
Isabel Davis
Newson
Martha Crone
Cleda Leffler
Frances
F. Lo Wilson
F. W. Eastwood
Ailalt
Heers
Allie Rownd
Stella Page
Pythian Corele
Mra
Frank E. Stewart
A. EB. Cotterill
Farmers Union
Court House
Welock
Priday
Mleursdleus Club
Rol Gallagher
Washington Limprovement League
Commercial Club
Ladies’ Bible
Presbyteri Church
Portnightly
W. McLaughlin
Portnightly Club
Mes Poole. Wilson
East Main Street
Elizabeth Urindley
North
Tadies
Presbyterian Church
Maggie Foster
East Jefferson Street
Notteoe—Pythian Steters
C. DP
A. Sewing Circle
J. M. Kelley
Gous
Maude Watt
Rural Womans Club
Wil Marte
Mexico City
Mex
Juarez
Sacatecas
Expres
Thanez
Paris
Mussolini
Italy
Stenar Predorsen
Interior
Vincente Blasen Ibanez
Alfonso
Rome
le Gaulois
Herve
Lyon
Lyon Baking Company
Ida B. Wise Smith
Journal
George Archibald
Hagtieh
Moritz
George Jr
Jazzy
Palm Beach
San Francisco
Constance White
Gogial Ughts
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