Mission study and social meeting of Baptist women
A Friday afternoon Baptist women mission study and social at the church featured a devotional by Mrs. C. B. Yard and a study by Mrs. Howard Kerr on Waiting on the Lord Expectant Haiti. Hostesses included Mrs. Al Fields and Mrs. Mary Scranton with guests Mrs. Hi Bear and Miss Nellie Anderson.
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John Dodd
C. B. Yard
Haiti
Howard Kerr
Will Mayo
A. EF. Forgey
Will Sickles
Cy Bush
al Fields
Mary Scranton
Melo Vacha
Ed Wylie
Lee McAvoy
Milton Denison
Cecil Denison
Hi. Bear
Nellie Anderson
Birthdays in Moore Family Highlight January Celebrations
Mrs. A B Moore hosted a birthday surprise for her husband A B Moore at their Ainsworth home. Four Moore family members born in January Roy, Violet Lambert, Virginia and Ronald Moore were honored. A seven o clock dinner topped by cards followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Moore
Ainsworth
Moore
Roy Moore
Violet Lambert
Virginia Moore
Ronald Moore
Osteopathic Physician Preston L Letter D
Osteopathic physician Preston L Letter D offers specialized care for rectal diseases and colonic irrigation. Office on third floor, south of Lemmon's Pharmacy, upstairs. phone 419 office, 18 Black residence, second floor Journal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Building
Journal
Bailey Building
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Secon Floor Journal
Various Local Societies to Meet This Week
Numerous groups hold meetings this week with times ranging from 2 30 PM to 7 30 PM. Wesleyan Tome Missionary Society meets at Mrs EK Stutsman 7 20 PM Monday. Damascus Shrine invites to January 26 ceremony. Library program Monday 7 30. Fortnightly Literature Department meets 2 30 Monday with Mrs W A Gibson. Daughters of Union Veterans 7 30 PM Monday at AR Hall. Booster Club meets Tuesday with Mrs Chas Barthelow. Priscilla club host Mrs T J Berdo Tuesday 27. Rosemary club host Mr and Mrs Chas Wylie Tuesday 27. B and P Club dinner 6 15 PM Wednesday 28. Bethel Church Women Missionary Society meets Wednesday PM with Miss Myrtle Pearson for officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Tome Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
EK. Stutsman
Leora Dodder
Damascus Shrine
Oskaloosa
W. A. Gibson
Women's Missionary Society of Bethel Church
Myrtle Pearson
Plumbing and Treating Ad with Duro Pumps
Plumbing and treating ad featuring Duro Pumps and Water Softeners at 119 Northlow Ave. Phone 263. Prompt service.
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Northlow Ave
Veterinarians in Ainsworth Offer Accredited Services
Dr Co EB Bassler veterinary practice in Ainsworth Iowa lists accredited services with office and residence contact numbers. The entry identifies the clinic as a local professional listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Co. EB. Bassler
Ainsworth
Iowa
Influenza Epidemic Reaches East London and Tokyo
The Tokyo correspondent reports influenza at epidemic stage in Great Britain and Europe has reached the Far East with about 60 deaths daily in Tokyo. Authorities say the Japanese strain is the most virulent in a decade as the illness spreads rapidly amid dry air.
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London
U.P
Great Britain
Europe
Far East
Tokio
Exchang Telegraph Co
Causaz
Japan
Plaitive Fiddle Tale at Rogue's Ferry Mystery
A traveler visiting Rogue's Ferry learns of Jonas Parsons the aging fiddler who plays every full moon for his drowned love Ann Mulkey. After a night ride and a tale of river crimes, they discover Parsons dead on the rock with violin in hand and a look of joy on his face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Yonah
Rogue's
Perry
Rogue's Ferry
Jonas Parsons
Old Ephriam Mulkey
Ann Mulkey
Ann
Mulkey
Mulkey’s
Jonas
Cotter Community Elects Officers and Local News
The Cotter community club elected Mrs Anna Morse president and Mrs Madge Hauenstein secretary and treasurer. Other notices include a Rebekah circle meeting, a funeral for former resident Mrs W A Highsmith, and local moves and appointments. A 17 year old, Chooey Conchola, was sentenced to Eldora reform school for tire thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Cotter Community Club
Anna Morse
Madge Hauenstein
Humphrey Davis
May McBride
Garry Stapp
Doris Stapp
Rebekahs
W. E. Gabriel
W. A. Highsmith
Omaha
J. J. Wilson
West Branen
W. S. Letts
J. Don Darrow
Albert Davis
Cedar Rapids
Albert
Jennings Brothers
Lyric Theatre
A. Williams
Chicago
Frances Williams
John Martin
W. F. Gance
Patricia Ann
J. C. Arington
Mloyd Chamberlain
Leroy Owens
Cotter
Chooey Conchola
Oscar Hale
Wapello
Eldora
Letts
G. W. Oaks
Louisa County
H. L. Lewis
German Title of Nobility and Territorial Prerogative
A landgrave began as a German count with territorial jurisdiction and later became a title used by some German princes. The rank emerged in the twelfth century to distinguish counts from subordinate barons within their domains. three princes held status in the empire.
Lobsters Used As Food In Ancient Japan Records
A historical note records lobster use as a delicacy in ancient Japan, noting its culinary role in past eras.
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Japan
Crawfordsville Mourns Aging Mothers and Local News
Washington service honors Mrs Sands as oldest attendee. funeral held for U U Beauchamp in Winfield after rheumatic illness and stroke. Descriptions of anniversaries at Mrs Smylie’s home, visits by Miss Margaret Davidson, and resumption of Iowa Southern Utilities Co. work on the high line.
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Crawfordsville
Sands
Washington
Lee Hanna
Will Twiham
Porter
Wenger
UU. U. Beauchamp
Winfield
Beauchamp
Ralph Beauchamp
Scott Welch
Ada Hobart
Excelsior Springs
A. N. Porter
Wugh J. Davis
Margaret Davidson
C. A. Sprague
John Smylie
Carrie Anderson
Frank Young
N J. Lease
Mark Twinam
Hugh 8. Davis
Kate Davis
Mollie Fishburn
Eva Wenger
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Letts
Local Fraternal Notices and Meetings Calendar
The H. J. club plans a Thursday afternoon January 29 meeting with Mrs Will Prebyl. Fireless cookers promoted by Horst 2933. Pythian Sisters of West Chester temple No 132 hold a meeting January 27 by order of M E C. Knights of Pythias host benefit party January 28 at their new hall over McLellan’s store with dancing cards and refreshments admission 60 cents 29412. Regular K of C meeting January 26 led by J M Kelley G K 264te 1 OO. OP regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 eight candidates for first degree 204t3.
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Pythian Sisters
West Chester Temple No. 132
P. J. Hoover
Order of Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sisters of
West Chester Temple No
Knights of Pythias
McLellan’s
Newtons Color Scale Inspiration Revisited by Standards
The Bureau of Standards notes that Isaac Newton first proposed a color graduation on a musical scale and that many later figures adopted the idea. This historical thread links Newton to a lineage of color theory development across disciplines.
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Bureau of Standards
Isaac Newton
Evidence of Discretion Quote by Bovee
The source presents a quotation from Bovee on discretion noting a sound judge avoids repeating mistakes rather than never erring. It emphasizes prudent restraint in decision making and self criticism. The piece centers on the wisdom of careful use of judgment.
Better Times in Business Seen by Lund
Lund, manager of the local J. C. Penney Co. store, returns from Kansas City where he attended the J. C. Penney spring convention. He says the keynote was better business and that national prosperity should last for years as payrolls rise and replacement buying returns. He notes fashion trends favor longer skirts and slimmer wardrobes with affordable styles for women.
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Lund
H. R. Lund
J. C. Penney Co
Kansas City
United States
Annual meeting of Pleasant Hill lines at Pleasant Hell church
The Pleasant Hill telephone company holds its annual meeting at Pleasant Hell church on Monday afternoon, January 26, 29213, to review service status and plan future lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hell Church
Fortnightly Club Dues Requested From Members
All members of the Fortnightly club who have not yet paid their dues are requested to mail or send them in at once.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Cc. Pythian Sisters
AP Clegg
Jim Clegg
Law Wagenknecht
Helen Atchison
Madge Morris
B. Wead
Bessie Wead
Farm Bureau
Kolah Club
Jessie Schoonover
Anna Alliman
Neill Trotman
Albert Taylor
Elizabeth Simpson
Tayloige
Bexecutive Board
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Harry McCall
Carl Roberts
Fred Neiswanger
Clara Warren
Roy Stewart
Carson Wilson
Wellman
Oscar
Helen Burkett
Nira
Bcards
Parewele
Ellis Rickeys
Ellis Rickey
Virginia Lou
Brad
Cordelle
Carl T. Anderson
Will Brown
Joe. Cortum and Sons
Ralph Hamilton
Percy
Miriam Ashby
Walter Wilson
Oscar Wilson
Carl D. Anderson
Wenona
Frank Stransky
Marion
Clara Fisher
John Lang
Stanley Mouser
Albert Stransky
Wayne
Carl Oldsfield
Roy Schulty
Harold Schulty
Wilt Patterson and Sons
Clifford Eyestone
Voooori
3. N. Phillips
J. N. Phillips
Rural Women’s Club
William Norton
D. ¢. Griggs
Val Fulk
Harley O’laughlin
Ardith Rohrer
Victor
Roy Foss
Ruth Norton
Helen Rhodebeck
Richard Pringle
Dorothy Humston
Norton
Ruth
Chris Maple
U. AL Michels
T. L. Brookhart
East Washington St
Livingston & Hicher
S. W. Livingston
E. Nieher
West Main St
Court House
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund J and
George Morrison
North Side Square
W.D. Dwyer
DR. TL. Pease
Penney
Dr OL BP. Boller
Commercial Bank Corner
West
Washington St
Jones Funeral Home
Ast
Main St
Sherman'’S
Tin Shops
Pred's Tin Shop
Iowa Ave
Johnson's Grocery
Chiropractors
Chas
Brown
Osteopathic
Preston L.etter
A.W. Clow, D. OO
Ee Society
Daughters of Union Veterans
A. R. Hall
Chas. Barthelow
Dill
Munson
T. J. Berdo
Priscilla Club
East Washington
Mrs. Chas. Wylie
B. and P
Jessie Klein
Beam & Carson
John W. Applegate
City Hall
State Theatre
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance, Bonds and Abstracts
Bailey
Lemley & Yard
Washington National Bank
East Main St
Rogue’s Ferry
Charles Sloan Reid
Martha Butler
Crawfordsville —Manners Davindent
H. J. Club
Will Prebyl
Joe Te Bockhorst
J. M. Kelley
Bill
Washington County Medical Society
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