Legion Auxiliary Plans Knoxville Birthday Party and Meetings
The American Legion Auxiliary in Knoxville will host a birthday party at the veterans capital tomorrow with attending Washington ladies. At yesterday’s meeting a district letter from Mrs Ora Laird was read and donations totaling 4.60 were sent to Knoxville and 4.60 to Washington county per capita tax. A joint February patriotic meeting with the Legion post is being discussed and a 6:30 p.m. pot luck dinner is planned for February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Knoxville
Earload
Washington
Ora Laird
Mt Pleasant
Constance Russell
Russell
Legion Post
Auxiliary
Laird
Social events calendar for Garden Club and church groups
A sequence of social gatherings is listed: Garden Club called meeting with Miss Etha Dawson Thursday at 7 30 pm. Friendship Club pot luck at C J Wolfe home Friday January 27 at 6 30 pm. Baptist Ladies social and missionary program Friday at 2 30 pm at the church. W H M S of M B church at Mrs Jessie Brindley 609 S 8th Ave Friday 2 36 pm with Mrs Cavender as lesson leader. U and I club families at Joe Maxwell's Saturday 6 30 pm supper.
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The
Garden Club
Etha Dawson
Friendship Club
C. J. Wolfe
M. 8
Jessie Brindley
S. 8Rd Ave
Cavender
U. and I. Club
Joe Maxwell
Afternoon Literature meeting and long obituary notes
The Fortnightly department will meet Mrs Henry Hull Monday at 2 30 with change of meeting place noted. An obituary for William D Caldwell born September 27 1851 at Abingdon Town lists his family and life as a blacksmith who died January 17 1922 in Ft Madison Iowa. Funeral services were held January 19 1933 in Dallas City and Masons and Christian church members participated.
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Henry Hull
Richardson
William D. Caldwell
Polly
David Caldwell
Abingdon
Town
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Ena Holmes
Crawfordsville
Mayme
Charlies
Madison
Wisconsin
Floyd
Seattle
Washington
Nell Opie
Texarkana
Texas
Caldwell
Dallas
Masonic Lodge
Christian Church
Loren Works
Dallas City
Masons
Damas Cus Shrine Holds Regular Meeting and Club Social
The Damas cus Shrine regular meeting Tuesday night was led by worthy high priestess Mrs. A. H. Twinam with a fair-sized crowd. The Booster club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Barthelow’s home with jig-saw puzzles. Mrs. Martin Whittaker and Mrs. Anna Springer organized entertainment. Plans for a party at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schultz to honor the Tom Swift family moving away were discussed. date not set. Seventeen members and one guest, Miss Rhea Palmer of Keota, attended. A brief business session was held by president Mrs. Bert Dill. refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. Orville Caldwell helping. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Orley Page on Feb. 14.
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Charles Barthelow
Martin Whittaker
Anna Springer
Herman Schultz
Tom Swift
Rhea Palmer
Keota
Bert Dill
Orville Caldwell
Orley Page
Declamatory contest at Haskins school house Friday
The Oregon township schools announce a declamatory contest at the Haskins school house Friday afternoon at 1:00. Admission is ten cents. Also listed is Prosperity Encampment 29612 and a Regular meeting of 0. F. on Friday night January 27 with important business.
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Oregon
Haskins
Funeral service for John M Maxwell held in Crawfordsville
John M Maxwell was buried after a United Presbyterian funeral held Monday afternoon at 2 oclock. Rev A N Porter preached Be ye also ready from scripture. Music included The Lord My Shepherd and As the Flower with casket bearers Lisle Maxwell Maurice Maxwell and Harry Maxwell among those attending.
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Crawfordsville
John M. Maxwell
United Presbyterian Church
A. N. Porter
Qarence Moorheads
Frank Gault
Kenneth Rees
Lee Hanna
Lisle Maxwell
Maurice Maxwell
Harry
Train schedules and stops for Washington branch lines
The notice lists mixed passenger and freight trains serving Washington and surrounding towns with daily and except Sunday frequencies, times for Nos 11 93 21 22 94 25 26 91 92 and local freight, stops at county seats El Paso beyond Brighton and other stations, and agent names L Goodlander J C McKay and W C Bell.
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California
el Paso
Brighton
Fairfield Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spiekards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
BR & Q
J. C. McKay
Washington
GE Sienaa Ae
Southwest
W. C. Bell
Brighton Roundup Notes From Route 1
Morning services at Clay were attended by locals in large wagons. The Morgan family visited relatives in Oskaloosa. Roy Knerrs spent Sunday in Marion. Ray Parcel girls recovered from throat trouble. Adrian Bottorff's and Clark Pfieffer hosted dinner guests. Washington beat Fairfield in a basketball game. The McCaleb family stays with Mrs. Davis in Plortes. H. A. Woodford and Sheldon visited Davenport and Bettendorf. Nathan Romnger was ill but improved. The Ellis Walton family mourns a loss. Kate Kendall Walton is remembered for cheer. Viola Morgan’s health improved recently. Dot Meachem joined them Sunday afternoon.
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Brighton KR
Clay
Morgans
Oskaloosa
Roy Knerrs
Marion Farmers
Ray Parcel
Adrian Bottorff
Clark Pfieffer
Allen Meachem
Donald
Cecil Woodford
Washington
Fairfield
Fairfeld
McCalebs
Davis
Plortes
Sheldon
Brighton and Richland Banks
H. A Woodford
Davenport
Bettendorf
Rada
Mr. Rada
Sanitarium
Laird Woodford
H. A
Teachers Training Class Meeting At Eds Home
Mrs. C. E. Hanft and Mrs. F. E. H. Wiegner led a teachers training class gathering of the Methodist Sunday school Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ed. in Columbus Junction Iowa. The session focused on instructional methods and lesson planning for young learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
C. E. Hanft
FE. H. Wiegner
Methodist Sunday School
W. F. Ed
Bladder Physic BU-KETS Promoted by Sherman Bros and Lemmon
A 75c test box of BU KETS bladder physic is advertised as cleansing to relieve frequent urges burning leg pains and backaches. The druggists Sherman Bros and J. E. Lemmon claim it cleanses impurities and acids and promises money back after four days if not relieved.
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Sherman Bros
J. E. Lemmon
Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks in Chicago event noted
Londson J A Sprague of Cedar Rapids visited his daughter Mrs W Hall and family. The article lists local social visits and events including anniversaries, baptisms, births, and church activities in Letts Columbus Junction Grandview Conesville and surrounding areas with names of residents and dates.
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Ottumwa
Fred Schlunz
T. M. Balcoff
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Garard
Frances Meredith
Earl Baker
New Boston
Ill
Jack Baker
Russell Adams
Er. O. Newell
Letts State Bank
Verlee Reed
John Reed
Columbus Junction
G. Everett Cassabaum
G. L. Cassabaum
Columbus City
Community Church of
Grandview
Hazel Shew
Dorothy Buser
Harold
Billie
Warren User
Cones
Crawfordsville Girls Beat West Chester 35 to 20
In West Chester Tuesday evening the local girls basketball team defeated the West Chester girls by 35 to 20. Attendees at the Washington young peoples conference included Rev. and Mrs. I Wenger and Rev. Naftzger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
West Chester
Young Peoples Conference
Washington
Curiosities Of Andros Island In The Bahamas
A milk white river forms from water saturating limestone with chalk and a lake on Andros Island generates soap from its alkaline limestone bed, two notable natural curiosities in the Bahamas.
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Island of
Andros
Bahamas
This Tree Grows Fast Eucalyptus Reaches Rapid Growth
Nature Magazine notes the blue gum Eucalyptus globulus grows quickly, reaching about 26 feet in 18 months and 8 feet in six years. Pollarding can cause the trunk to regrow into several new trees after cutting, forming a quick-start forest potential.
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Nature Magazine
Kruschen Salt Weight Loss Claim From Dayton Woman
Miss Rea M Haines of Dayton Ohio reports losing seven pounds in the first week after starting Kruschen Salts. She bought her third jar and is down to 145 pounds while still taking the product. The ad promotes a 4 week regimen with a money back guarantee and cautions against alternative remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea M. Haines
Dayton
Ohio
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
America
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Legion Auxiliary
LASER
Highland
Clarence, Lorene
Yaro Lasek
Buneo
Milford McCreedy
Sam Murphy
John Kroig
J. Kk. Ream
J. E. Ream
F. C. Witzigman
Jim Brookhart
Raymond Bowers
Vinton
Carson
F. M. Ritchey
Coun
Sunshine Community Club
C. A. Ruebsam
Bethel Missionary Society
George Foster
Lydia E. Pinkham
Damascus Shrine
A. H. Twinam
Booster Club
Nelly Don
Dorna Gordon
Rothschild's
Nellie Manners
Washington Lodge
A. F
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
W. Yard
Apache
Golden State Limited
Golden State Rro
Prody A. Borkoski
Martha Butler
Mrs. Roosevelt
Chicago
Huron High
Carter
Weir
Bridges
Huron Reserves
Methodist Church
John McNeill
Beulah Rich
Yula Rose
Maxine Lowe
Helen
Jean Stewart
Elizabeth Grace Jones
Milo Arthur
Jimmine
T. M. Holmes
Mabel Monson
Lucile Carper
Geraldine Stratton
Ferne Johnson
Gladys Parsley
Isabelle Anwyl
Irene Thomas
Ruth Oatman
National
Mabel Walker
Joyce Hail
Miss Grouse
Mr. Pleasant
Margaret Hinderman
Arlene
Homer
Helen Miller
Wapelio
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Newark
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Orchestra Hall
A&p
del Monte
White House
Peg
Bonday
Calfornia
Carload Sugar
Pillsbury's Best
Florida
Cari
Sack
Bextra
Penn
San Cigars Felice
Brown Beauty
Rocky Ford
Cyana
Lic
Tangerines
Parker Hotust
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