W. C. T. U. Institute meets in county room all day
The Washington W. C. T. U. announces an all day institute in the A Y room starting at 10 30 am Thursday. Opening remarks led by Mrs. M H Sartor followed by business session speaker Mrs. Etta Hamilton of Wellman a noon service luncheon devotions by Mrs. J A Hawthorne and departmental talks led by several members on campaigns finances citizenship publicity medal contests and youth protection with a concluding address by Richard Stewart and final remarks by Mrs C A Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y
M. H. Sartor
Etta Hamilton
Wellman
J. A. Hawthorne
J. R. George
Flower Mission
Elief
Jennie Acheson
Ella Gordon
Lulu Cherry
Pearl Whistler
Myrla Stephens
Richard Stewart
C. A. Owen
Washington W. C. T
United Presbyterian Young Women Meet in Country
Members of the United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society plan a meet at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cloyce Stewart. Deov tions will be led by Mrs. Stewart. program under Mrs. Arthur Duensing and Mrs. H. J. Schoonover. Mrs. Stewart lives five miles northeast of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Cloyce Stewart
Stewart
Arthur Duensing
H. J. Schoonover
Washington
U. P. Society Meets at Church Parlors
In Ainsworth on Friday afternoon the Glad Hand missionary society gathered at the Presbyterian church parlor. Miss Emma Walker led the program with Mrs Townsend, Mrs Whiteman and Mrs Norriss assisting. Plans were made for a work meeting at Mrs Marie Colthurst's home. luncheon of cherry pie à la mode was served by Mrs Colthurst and Mrs Lulu Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Walker
Wars Townsend
Merle Whiteman
Ruth Norris
Marie Colthurst
Lulu Moore
Local improvements noted at Anderson hotel and Meyers barber shop
Miss Alice Poole plans a trip to California visiting her brother Ralph and college friends at Long Beach. She will travel via Cheyenne to visit cousin Lieut. Harold Brookhart, then proceed to Portland and Pocatello to see Aunt Miss Lillian Brookhart and Uncle Newton Brookhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Meyers
Alice Poole
California
Ralph
Lone Beach
Cheyenne
Harold Brookhart
Portland
Pocatello
Lillian Brookhart
Newton Brookhart
Hospital News From Wellman Area
Mr and Mrs Keith Adams of Wellman welcomed a son born at 10 30 last night at Washington County Hospital. Howard Stortz 10 of East Pleasant Plain had his tonsils removed this morning at the hospital. Christine Watts of Cotter recently discharged after major operation. Mrs Warl Hopkins of Brichton at hospital for metabolism test. Roy Means discharged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Adams
Wellman
Washington County Hospital
Howard Stortz
East Pleasant Plain
Christine Watts
Cotter
Warl Hopkins
Brichton
Roy Means
Oskaloosa and surrounding residents visit, travel and family notes
Miss Lucy Benz and Miss Lorraine Hessalroad plan a western trip visiting California for several weeks. Miss Grace Nordyke of Webster City, deputy county superintendent, left to return to work after visiting her mother. Wilma Stumpf underwent a tonsillectomy at the McCleery home where she is employed, with Vivian Caldwell nursing. Mr and Mrs Cy Bush and Irene spend the week in Missouri visiting relatives. A heavy apple limb broke at Mrs Elmer Wells home. Dr and Mrs M H Saror attended a chiropractic convention in Belle Plaine. Harry Payne and daughter Mary Alice visited Mt Pleasant, former residents. Last day to save gas and electric discounts from Iowa Southern Utilities. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hockey and Arthur Junior visit Ina Shaffer in Woolstock. Guy Rouse of Silvis Illinois spends weekend at Shaffer and Rouse homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Benz
Lorraine Hessalroad
Allison
Iowa
California
Grace Nordyke
Webster City
Nordyke
East Jefferson Street
Wilma Stumpf
Howard L. McCleery
Vivian Caldwell
Cy Bush
Irene
Missouri
Mr. Bush
Elmer Wells
M. H. Saror
Belle Plaine
Pr. B. J. Falmer
Davenport
Harry Payne
Mary Alice
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Arthur Hockey
Arthur Junior
Woolstock
Ina Shaffer
Guy Rouse
Silvis
Ill
Shaffer
Anna Rouse
Washington Butter and Local Visit Highlights
Social notes recount weekend visits and travels of Keota and Iowa City residents. Everett Dillon and Dorothy Ellis visited families in Keota and Iowa City, Dr. Arthur Murray's family stayed with Cecil Godwin, and Gladys Edwards returned to work in the Journal office after a St. Louis trip with Marjorie Robertson. Families from Winter Haven and Amery attended services and funerals. vacations stretch to Duluth and nearby lakes. optometrist John W. Lemmon attends a Southeastern District meeting in Burlington with a pre-dinner gathering. The Genie Strattan-Porter book series remains popular with 10 million copies sold and a film adaptation of The Keeper of the Bees playing at the State theater. Edna and Ruth Bridges return from Sioux City with the Bridges family. Mason Lee and Mrs. J. O. Sexton host visitors from Dallas, Texas, including Mrs. Lee formerly Miss Margaret Sexton, staying through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Dillon
Keota
Dorothy Ellis
Iowa City
John Caldwell
Arthur Murray
Mayme
Mt. Pleasant
Cecil Godwin
Nellie Loder
Murray
Godwin
Loder
Gladys Edwards
Journal Office
Marjorie Robertson
St. Louis
Isleta Smith
Marjorie
George Guy
J. W. Southwick
Winterhaven
Fla
W. J. Weeber
H. G. Miller
W. C. Lamansky
Burlington
Genie Strattan-Porters
Keeper of the Bees
Edna
Ruth Bridges
Sioux City
D. M. Bridges
Muscatine
W. J. Knupp
Mason Lee
Dallas
Texas
Lee
J. O. Sexton
Margaret Sexton
Sexton
G. 35. Kerr
Funeral for R F Gast in Grandview Tuesday
R B Gast 59 a lifelong Grandview resident died Sunday after an operation at Hershey hospital Muscatine. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Community church Grandview with Rev O G Lewis in charge. Burial in Grandview cemetery. He was born Aug 80 1875 in Louisa county and married Mamie Jayne in 1906. Surviving are his widow two sons a stepdaughter a brother and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
R. B. Gast
Grandview
Louisa County
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
O. G. Lewis
Mr. Gast
Grandview Township
Herman
Sarah Stineman Gast
Mamie Jayne
Ronald
St. Louis
Russell
Ina L. Burge
Ferry Gast
Margaret Lang
Arthur Brockway
Conesville
Brockway
American Legion
Fredonia
4-H Happy Hustlers Slumber Party At Leader's Home
Brighton 4 H club members gathered for a July 5 slumber party at leader Miss Frances Mea cham's home. Twelve members attended with guest Rath er Parcell. Afternoon meeting elected Maxine Waterhouse as most popular girl and Helen Dickinson Lois Parcell as demonstration team. Esther Stone spoke of the Ames 4 H convention trip. Dinner was cafeteria style and the group planned a July 18 meeting at Lois Parcell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Frances Meacham
Rather Parcell
Maxine Waterhouse
Helen Dickinson
Lois Parcell
Wilma Richards
Louise Waterhouse
Esther Stone
Ames
Bames
Antiques and Rural Life Reflections From Homestead Farm
Alvin C. Hasty recounts English River antiques and farming scenes from Homestead Farm Iowa. He notes old coins from 1890 and 1894, a 77 year old plowing seed, an 1850 water well, and a blue grass stripper, alongside reflections on category asks about catfish, farm labor, and wives’ vacation during peak harvest. The piece blends nostalgia with rural practicality and questions about future blue grass regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin C. Hasty
Homestead Farm
English River Township
English River
Jo Neyedley
Billy Wilson
Wisie Long
Richmond
Wilson
Ottumwa
Mr. Wellman
Manny Reaper
Wellman
Iowa
W. H. Jackson
Queens Palace Inn
Weng ers Visit Washington and Local Notables
Rev and Mrs S F Weng er of Crawfordsville were in Washington yesterday. A Daily Vacation Bible school is in progress at their church. Walter Fagen Jr spent Sunday at Keota where he lived before joining J C Penney Co. clerk. F Macon Washington Iown phone 251 Red 127ta T H Peters of Carlisle, purchaser of the George W Stewart Est hardware store here, was in Washington yesterday with Mrs Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Wenger
Crawfordsville
Washington
Walter Fagen, Jr
Keota
J. ©. Penney Co
No. F
Macon
T. H. Peters
Carlisle
George W. Stewart
Bridge Is Played at Club Meeting
Mrs Vera Moran entertained Delta Delt club members at her home for a regular meeting. Bridge was played at two tables with Mrs. Madge Rabenold winning the high score prize. A dainty luncheon was served. The next meeting will be on July 10 with Mrs. Ruth Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Vera Moran
Delta Delt Club
Madge Rabenold
Miss Kerr Vacationing Nurse Reports Chicago Drive
Miss Mary Kerr, a nurse from University Hospital Town City, was visiting Chicago with friends last Thursday. She plans to return home before resuming duties at the university hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kerr
Chicago
University Hospital
Town City
What Every Man Should Knowabout the New Never wilt Shirt
The advertisement promotes a new shirt collar touted as resistant to perspiration and hospital quality. It claims to be the 20th century's greatest improvement in shirt making with a durable, non wilt design.
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W.C
Y. W. Room
U. P
U. P. Society
Francis Haney
Moore's Rootery
R. F. Gast
C. E. Lambert
Adam McNalon
Nellie Devander
Salt Lake City
Chester Lavery
Lucile Oak
Iowa State College
NEA
Florence Klotz
Denver
Colo
National Education Association
Walter Murphy
Manitou
Concord Charity Circle
Robert Barnes
Howard Oak
Chariton
H. J. Oak
John Long
Emma J. Neal
Verde Vearick
Cedar Rapids
Mary Dill
C. L. Pretz
Bellevue Hospital
Omaha
Floyd Barnes
J. B. Garrett
Garrett
Whatsoever Society
Glenn Ayers
B. O. Roundy
D. R. Marshall
Arthur Bell
Cellent
Harley Myers
Washington County
Chinas
Earl
2TOO V.c
World Cartoon Co
Moore
White
J.C. Penney Co
Oxford
Red Cross
Sale
Modern Miss
Oxfords
Bootery
East Side Square
Friendly's
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