Neighborhood Socials and Club Activities Highlight July
The issue details a series of gatherings around Washington and nearby towns. Families hosted relatives from Oklahoma City Ottumwa Gladwin Haskins and Washington. clubs in Ainsworth Harmony Rosemary E O W and L C met for meetings and bridge lunches. Dr and Mrs Reid hosted a 26 cover dinner with pink decor and prizes. multiple hostess groups and out of town guests are listed with dates and small events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Peters
Washington
C. I. Harrison
Oklahoma City
Robert Edmonson
Lucille
Ottumwa
Robert Crimm
Gladwin
Ben Harrison
Haskins
W. H. Harrison
Genevieve
Sam Harrison
Roy
Steele
Ben Steele
Fred Reid
Ralph Reid
Reid
Louisa Young
Frances Steifel
Howard McCleery
Iowa City
Henry Bailey
Pittsburgh
Philip Crail
Mt. Pleasant
Glen Laffer
Fort Dodge
Avis Campbell
Newark
N. J
New Achievement In Face Powder MELLOGLO
The skin of youth lies in every box of MELLOGLO Face Powder. The powder is government approved for color and claims to avoid pastiness flakes or irritation. A French process is said to spread smoothly and minimize visible pores while reducing shine. Sherman Bros. druggists offer MELLO-GLO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sherman _Bros
Country club notes dinner and relief group meeting
Country club members are invited to a dinner tonight at the club. The Women's Relief Corp holds its regular meeting next Saturday at 2:36 PM, located at 13012. Bring sinker and napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Women's Relief Corp Om
Chickens Return Home After Theft Says Roy Coon
Roy Coon reports seven hens were stolen from his coops in Windsor LP and all returned to their roosts the second night. The incident highlights the mystery of poultry theft and unexpected recoveries in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Roy Coon
Extension Observation Tour to Washington D C
A Iowa group of twenty seven extension agents and editors traveled by chartered Union Pacific bus to Washington D C to study eastern extension work and the U S Department of Agriculture. They visited Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Maryland and Arlington noting focus on organic matter and practical farming methods while considering cooperative marketing and the fate of chain farming. Historical sites and monuments in the east highlighted the trip ending with reflections on soil fertility marketing and national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murl McDonald
Ray Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Washington D. C
State Extension Service
Iowa
State Department of Agriculture
Union Pacific Lines
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Maryland
U. S
Arlington
Tllinois
Frank I. Mann
Hillion
Ma Mann
East
National Cemetery of Gettysburg
Arlington Cemetery
Lincolng
Lincoln
Washington
Maby
Wayland Notes and Visitors Share Local News
Wayland correspondent reports visits and events around town. Several residents travel, guests arrive, and a Kansas City man dies, with funeral services led by Rev. J. J. Pritchard and burial at Mt. Pleasant.
Woman’s Home Missionary Society Plans Friday Meet
The Womans Home Missionary society and Queen Esthers of West Chester will meet with Mrs. Walter on Friday July 1s. 128s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society
Queen Esthers of
West Chester
Local Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
The Ladies Aid of M EB church holds a general meeting Friday at 2 30 in the social hall. The Baptist ladies plan a bake sale at Washington Cleaners July 26. The Rebekahs meet Friday at 8 pm. Fortnightly year books ready for pickup at the city library. West Chester Woman's Relief Corps hosts a love feast Friday afternoon at Mrs Ed Duvall’s home with several hostesses. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary invites Col Palmer Camp to a City Park picnic Sunday July 20 1930. Mission Study class postponed to a week from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Schantz
Sam Wenger
Reading
Minn
Schantz
Will Rich
Newton
Kansas
Rich
Leona Deal
Ames
S. B. Matson Dis
General Electric Co
Wittings Hardware
Jens Grothe and
Charles City
A. E. Martin
Chester Unsicher
Knepp
Iowa City
Joe Keller
Chicago
Carrie Funk
S. S. Hunt
York
Neb
Wilma Neff
Will Hanenstein
Leo Keller
H.l Slagel
St Johns Mich
Edward Stone
Davenport
Maurice Stone
Olds
Harold Whittington
Fairfield
Whittington
E. C. Allen
Vivian
Hoyt Allen
Burlington
Hermon Hanson
Valeria
Cedar Falls
Edith Yount
Omer Rath
I. O. Nelson
Elmer Jarrard
Leroy Curry
Ford Garage
Velma Dannem
Melbourne
C. C. Lchantz
Edgar Hutt
Indianola
Gordon Neb
Clark Barr
Prairie Center
Iowa
Stanley McBeth
Trenton
Seymour
Amos Boshart
Elkhart
Ind
Ray Roth
Howard
Cedar Rapids
Mary Laws
J. M. McClintie
Paul
Clyde Brown
Richland
Madia Widmer
Washington Hospital
Chris Widmer
Charles Hutton
Kansas City
Sam Bergh
Hutton
Lois Lucille
Walter Hutton
Canada
Oregon
J. J. Pritchard
Bergh
Mt. Pleasant
Ladies Aid of the
M. EB. Church
Amanda Schulty
Tony Meath
Ed Dwall
Mollie Tierney
Walter Duvall
Sam Delong
Clement Griffith
West Chester Woman's Relief Corps
Ed Duvall
Sons of Union vVeterans
Sons of Veterans of
Col. Palmer Camp
Sunday Meeting Led by Mr. Al Hall
A Sunday gathering led by Mr. Al Hall drew all members to attend. The notice calls for full participation and notes the event date as Sunday, July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hall
Summer Hats Sellwell at E M Bridges Co
Miss Bridges recommends airy cool summer hats for ladies. The shop offers delightful styles that stay fashionable yet affordable with prices like 2.95 and 4.95. Visit E M Bridges & Co on the South Side Square to try them on.
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E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Miss Bridges
Interview with Crone Market on fresh fruit and delivery
Sherm Crone, proprietor of Crone's Market and Grocery, touts fresh fruits and vegetables including watermelons on ice. He notes delivery service is available and suggests cold meats for picnics, encouraging customers to eat cool by buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherm Crone
Crone
Bob Patterson
SBF
Man Sun
Wilson Ice CO
Mr. Sun
Widmer's Clothes Shop Slices Heat with Cool Sale Line
Interview with Bill MacConaughey for Pete Widmer promotes a hot weather sale at Widmer's Clothing Shop. The notice touts dressy straw hats at one half price and runs through July 19 with emphasis on quick savings and personal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill MacConaughey
Pete Widmer
Widmer
Mrs Jackson Speaks On Snack Shack Convenience
Interviewee describes high use of the Snack Shack on North Marion Avenue for quick trips for cold drinks and convenient driving around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
North Marion Avenue
Chocolate Shop Ice Cream Parlor Ad Promotes Comfort Booths
Town shoppers are invited to settle into comfortable booths for cool moments and ample homemade bulk and brick ice cream. The note urges husbands to bring wives and kids, with double cold storage in a special ice cream compartment. A mention recalls last Saturday’s Grape-Lemon ale Ice tasting.
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Happy Hour Club
Ainsworth
Aches
Maud Sands
Mathers
van Horn
Kilgore
Rook
Harmony Community Club
Emil Fink
Esther Davidson
Arizona
Harry Hutt
Charles Schiebel
Rosemary Club
Dell Walker
Cloyce Stewart
Sarah Reinhart
E. O. W. Club
Ed Grayson
Robert Dawson
E. C. Hamilton
Roy Teets
Lyle Oldfield
Stewhall
P. M. Philips
Merrit Booth
Walter Kyle
Oldfield
John Shebeck
D. C. Griggs
Fishburn
L. C
Howard Beenblossom
Will Paul
Glenn Anderson
Paul Mahan
Ida Simpson
Campbell
Orrie O’connor
Orrie O'Conner
O'Conner
Elizabeth Campbell
Viola Schroeder
M. E. Ladies Aid
Frank Wilson
W. S. Green
James Zeck
Mitchel and
Wilcox
Mary
Edna Moriarity
Zeck
Glenn Wilson
Russell Brown
Mile ‘Waver
Russel Brown
Wilson
Hannah Welch
Washington, D.C
Let
Miss Adtaker
the Evening Journal
Wayland
Ezra Wittmer
Wayne Allen
Richard
Nellie Allen
Florence
Irene Rich
Mabel Allen
Sunny Slope Sanitarium
Baptist Ladies
Washington Cleaners
Fortniguty
A. M. BE
U. P. Church Woman Missionary Society
Bridges
Crone’s
Crone's
Julius
Dini
Leo Nardy
Clark & Enslin
West Side Square