Riverside Fortnightly Club Meets at Mrs Davidson Home
Riverside group Fortnightly members were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Franklin Davidson with ten attendees, sharing light refreshments and a brief program.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
5
Riverside group Fortnightly members were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Franklin Davidson with ten attendees, sharing light refreshments and a brief program.
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes advertised as a ready to eat cereal value for any season. The copy highlights no cooking needed and versatility for breakfast lunch or supper and notes Kellogg in Battle Creek as the maker.
Members and two guests gathered for needlework and visiting with refreshments served by hostess Mrs Davidson. The August meeting is planned at Mrs M J Wilkinson’s home. The lows Electric swept Riverside Fire Department 88 to 24 in extra innings after a 24 all tie. Anna Walter visited Iowa City and family news includes Miss Mary Baschnagel and Miss Margaret Baschnagel in attendance.
Seifert Vail the sanatoriums most unpopular patient lies murdered with two wounds. Dr John Calvert Mark Hillyer and Felipa the maid are drawn into a web of alibis misdirections and hidden papers as Loren Sue and Mark unravel who killed Vail and why while Felipa vanishes and a note goes missing.
A Paris inspired sheer chiffon or voile dress with wide cape collar and floating panel skirts helps stay cool in high heat. The New Fashion Book offers pattern No 5620 for sizes 14 to 42 bust with yardage details and mail order instructions from the Fashion Center at Times Square New York.
Dren of Muscatine spent the day with Mr and Mrs Glenn Kallans. Miss Nevy Negus of California arrived from West Liberty to visit her aunt Mrs Karl Walton and grandmother Mrs Anna Walter. Several families from Washington Wilton Waterloo New London St Paul and Columbus City hosted or visited relatives. Dorothy Ruth Weber entertained the LL Yo. Meirts club Columbus City township. Mrs CON Johnston of Columbus City to report at the Women s Missionary Society annual convention.
In Washington Rk 1 on July 10 Richard Harvey and Raymond Wheelan called Friday. Rosie Lewis, Arlene Lambert, Martha Ann McFadden, Ed Simmering, Dave Sehantz, J E Linder and others hosted family visits. Wilhelmina Fullerton of Oberlin Ohio married Eugene Whiting of Cleveland on July 5.
The notice lists daily passenger trains My-Departa Neo 3 and Apache No 11 with times 2 13 A M and 4 28 PM, Local Freight No 88 and 81 daily except Sunday at 11 35 AM and 12 30 PM, plus Southwest Limited trains 25 and 26 between Washington and Westbound routes with 2 05 AM and 1 14 PM departures, agent W C Bell.
The Keokuk presbytery held a meeting at Crawfordville on Thursday. Ramsdale of Columbus City was elected president, with Miss Mary Moore as corresponding secretary and Mrs S J Lewis as literature secretary. Kenny Wehmeyer and Samuel Bond were admitted to the CCC camp at Solon.
A July notice reports a Louisa county conservation league meeting at the American Legion hall in Columbus Junction led by WO Weaver with Irene McRoberts and Rudolph Votrubek. It also lists officers installed for a local lodge and mentions visitors and relatives in town for church and funeral events.
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