Washington County Women Social Calendar January 31 to February 7
Washington County women’s clubs schedule a week of social engagements from January 31 to February 7. Tea and mission circle events occur at multiple homes and churches, with readings, dances, quilting parties, and bridge gatherings led by Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Eleanor Walker, and numerous clubs including Fortnightly, Rebekah, Harmony, and Missionary societies. The week also features a Valentine social, embroidery club meeting, and an afternoon reception for upcoming wedding news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund D. Morrison
Washington Boulevard
Commercial Club
Harry Montgomery
A. L. Young
Harmony Club
Arthur Weade
Kolah Club
West Chester
West Chester Baptist Mission Circle
J. P. Dayton
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
Chartie Berdo
Catharine Null
J. C. Pields
BE. O. W. Club
Tl. O. O. F. Ball
Rebekah Club
Eleanor Walker
Enoch Arden
Second United Presbyterian Church
Miss Walker
Henry Shields
Strauss
FL LL. Wilson
P. B. OL
Richard Johnson
Edna Pouchek
Lloyd Phillips
Irs
Stewart
Priscilla Club
Valentine
Hoyay Campfire Girls
Lillian Brown
W. CC. Mayhew
Mportant
Embroidery Club
Sam Marsh
Will Stafford
Havre
Wellston
Carl Brinning
Julius Conger
Young Women’s Missionary Society
Charles Tucker
Earle Corbin
Lether
Irvin Lambert
Simple Facts On Your Income Tax
The Bureau of Internal Revenue explains changes under the 1921 revenue act. It details exemptions for 1921 including $2500 for married or head of family with income up to $5000, $2000 above that, and $400 for dependents. It notes nonresident aliens get $1000 exemption, normal taxes and surtax rates, and filing deadlines from January 1 to March 15, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
Bureau
Birthday Celebrations Highlight Town Social Week
Priscilla Morrison marked her tenth birthday with a party at her parents home and ten guests enjoying games and a luncheon with a cake adorned by ten candles. Mary Brown, home from the State University, was honored at a rock party hosted by Asa Harter for twenty friends. Lester Rath celebrated his eleventh birthday with his Sunday school class and fellow students, thirty to forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Morrison
BK. D. Morrison
Asa Harter
Mary Brown
State University of Town
George Brown
Ed Myall
Eloe
I. B. Moxworth
Lester Rath
Centennial School
Miss Healy
Miss Kendall
Lester
Catholic Daughters Install New Officers in Fort Dodge
Catholic Daughters of America held their annual officer installation Friday at Knights of Columbus Hall. District deputy Mrs. Cummings of Ottumwa presided with Miss Dorothy Critz as monitor. members from Keota and Richmond attended. Officers named include Grand Regent Catherine Swift and others, with reports on the Chicago incident and plans for district and state work. A two course luncheon followed by social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Aera
J. Pummings
Ottumwa
Dorothy Critz
Keota
Richmond
Cummings
Chicago
Court McDermott
Clara Eagle
Jean Bevins
Mabel Whittaker
Matt Redlinger
Alphonsa Redlinger
Anna Klenke
Katherine Flynn
Court McDermott No
Returns of 1920 Income Tax Procedures
The text states that failure to receive a form does not excuse timely filing and payment. It notes where to obtain forms at internal revenue offices, branch offices, and banks. Returns must be sworn before an authorized official and filed with the local revenue collector. Revenue officers will visit counties nationwide to aid taxpayers, with office locations announced by local collectors in the press. City-resident services will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
United States
Bible Department Meeting at Mrs Wilsons Home
The Bible department of the Port nightly club will hold its regular meeting in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Department
Portnightly Club
Girls born on Monday according to old belief
A brief note reflects a superstition that girls born on Monday are beautiful but jealous. The belief links weekday of birth to personality traits and outlines a common folk attribution from historical calendar lore.
Miss Isabel Hoyman To Speak At Mothers Club
Miss Isabel Hoyman kindergarten teacher in Washington schools will speak to the Mothers Club tomorrow afternoon at 616 West Jefferson Street. She will discuss her work as the principal topic for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Hoyman
Mothers’ Club
Harry Montgomery
West
Jefferson Street
Washington
First Woman M P Noted In History And Child Head Winding
The piece notes Countess Markievicz as the first elected woman MP who never took her seat in Parliament. It also describes a New Hebrides custom of winding a cord around a baby girls head to shape it, linking conical heads with marriage prospects and normal heads with a likelihood of remaining single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Astor
Sinn
Malekula
New Hebrides
Standing Committees of W E C 1922 Formed
Mrs. R H Walker names the 1922 Woman's Relief Corps standing committees with members, including Executive led by Julia Cavender and Mary Arthaud, Flower by Maggie Robertson, Conference by Emma Warfel, and Social wards across 1st to 4th wards with listed officers and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Walker
Woman's Relief Corps
Julia Cavender
Mary Arthaud
Minnie Brown
Hattie Zaring
Nancy Dewey
Martha Haney
Ida Taylor
Minnie Jackson
Cordie Dusenberry
Martha Wallingford
Flower
Maggie Robertson
Adah Simons
Emma Warfel
Belle Rice
Cora Wilson
Myrtle Speer
Marie Hammer
Emma Garrett
Phillcut Kensler
Mame Brock
Cora Fields
Martha McFadden
Lillian Hayes
May Jackson
Emma McChesney
Lou Reister
Josephine Forgey
Mellie Kos
Mayme Sullivan
May Hopengardner
Death of Elihu Johnson of Brighton after long illness
Elihu Johnson 65 of Brighton died yesterday at home after three years of declining health and bed rest since Saturday. Born in Clark County Ohio he moved to Brighton as a boy and leaves three brothers A J Johnson C J Johnson and Jasper Johnson and sister Mrs Effie McCarty plus Roy Johnson deceased last November. Survived by wife Sue Garrett and two children from a former marriage Stella Shores and Glenn Johnson. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev W S Gardner officiating burial in Brighton Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Elihu Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Clark County
Ohio
Zeb Johnson
A. J. Johnson
C. J. Johnson
Effie McCarty
Methodist Church
W. S. Gardner
Brighton Cemetery
Motives in Home Life Promote Health and Kindergartens
A mother uses motives instead of argument to guide her children toward helpful work, illustrating how shared tasks and rewards foster self control and harmony. Examples include yard work, garden stone gate posts, and sales to fund needs, with guidance from educators on early childhood education and kindergartens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
First Woman’s Hospital in NYC Founded Sixty Five Years Ago
Sixty five years have passed since the world’s first woman’s hospital was established in New York City. Early colonial blue laws barred a woman from kissing her child on Sabbath or fasting days. Stonewall NC’s government is all female with Mayor Maud F. E. Satterthwaite and a three women council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Stonewall, N. C
Maud FE. Satterthwaite
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Washington County
Miss Mide
Lewis
Women's Missionary Society
The
J. A. Jones
Ladies’ Bible
Presbyterian Sunday School
Charles Atkinson
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's
Jeorge Morrison
Puccini
la Boheme
Madame Butterfly
A. E. Atchison
Elton
Masecagni
Leoncavello
Humperdinck
Saint-Saens
Debusse Charpentier
Tschaikowsky
Paderewski
T. C. Davis
J. E. Lemmon
Mike C. Lewis
Dora Minick
Milan Shields
George Morrison
Plumly
Gertrude Sans Souci
del Riego
H. S . Young
W. C. Hedges
Young
Dicken
Miss Lewis
Miss Tripp
Relief Corps
Bruns Seed Store
West Side Square
Edith Gilman Brewster
Pr. P. Claxton
National Kindergarten Association
Wet 40Th Street
Pep Ai Hd
U.S
Bootsy
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