Country club shifts to bridge breakfast luncheon plan
The Country club adjusted its event from luncheon to a bridge breakfast due to popularity of golf breakfasts and cooler morning hours at the club house. Mrs. Lester Orr won high bridge score, Miss Helen Junbluth low in golf, with a red and white breakfast decor and Miss Ruth Ballard among the committee.
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Country Club
Lester Orr
Helen Junbluth
Harvey Young
Huntington Beach
Calif
J. Z. Hinshaw
Ray Cox
Bob Arthur
Winifred Witzigman
Ruth Ballard
T. R. Phillips
A. Keith Drow
Howard L. McCleery
Iowa City
Drow
Contract Bridge
Pauline Amen
Gay
Houston
Texas
Taiting
Madeline Horn
Local clubs plan Thursday gatherings across town
Thursday events include the Reral Woman's Club meeting with Mrs. Frank Pringle, the West Chester J W Hak er relief corps No 360 at the hall, Washington township Farm Bureau at Mrs. Arthur Wead's home, and a 4 H program with moving pictures. The Philathea class hosts a Sunset Park pot luck at 7 00 p m and Garden club meets with Mrs Gee Maxwell with a Fairfield Bird Club speaker.
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Belle
Wellman
Bell
Eardley Bell
Bardley Bell, Jr
Gee
Leslie
Alva Bell
Elaine
Louise
Bertha Mae
Arden
Riverside
Theodore Ressler
Carol Jane
Princeton
Isaac Strague
Marvin and
Leland
West Chester
Alison Bell
Helen
Ethel
Cedar Rapids
Wilbur Bell
Fayette
al Barker
Reral Woman's Club
Frank Pringle
Washington Township Farm Bureau
Arthur Wead
Garden Club
Friday church social and club meetings listed
Friday Baptist ladies host a 2 30 pm church social. Friendship club meets at Wayne Gideon home Friday July 27 at 7 pm. W H M and associates hold a July 27 meeting at Mrs Chas Thomas 691 Town Ave. Special programs arranged by Mrs Alice Shaver. Jacksonite 4H club meets with Wilma Palmer Friday afternoon July 27.
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Baptist
Friendship Club
Wayne Gideon
Chas. Thomas
Town Ave
Alice Shaver
Jackonsite 4H
Wilma Palmer
Start the Day Right Frock Pattern for Easy Summer Wardrobe
Simple summer dress idea featured for fresh percale or gingham fabrics. Describes fabric options like voile lawn and dimity with dark prints, detachable jabot, and washable organdy detail. Includes pattern No 5605 sizing 34 to 48 and mail order instructions from Fashion Center New York 1934.
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Times Square
New York
United Vesture Adicate, Inc
Community notices for July 26 events in West Chester
The King's Herald Hand of West Chester offers a ten cent lunch in the basement of the Methodist church Thursday afternoon July 26. A display of old fashioned articles novelties and quilts will be shown with Mrs McBlain speaking at three o'clock and more numbers planned. The Eighteen Carat Roob will be staged at Gracehill Community building Thursday July 26 at 8 60 p m admission ten cents. PD AL RR cabin open Thursday afternoon 2 to ? Hostesses Mrs Gardner and Mrs Brindley.
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King’s Herald Hand of
West Chester
Gracehill
PD AL RR
Gardner
Brindley
Conscience and Satan in a Rural Dialect Sketch
A brief, rustic dialogue highlights a clash between conscience and temptation. Uncle Eben laments conscience as a small thing while Bulan can afford a grand band, underscoring themes of moral weakness and social contrast in the vernacular.
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Conscience
Satan
Uncle Eben
Bulan Alwaya
Social Calendar Delivers Picnics and Pot Luck
The Delta Alpha U S class will picnic at Sunset Park Wednesday evening with a nearby log-eating plan. The Home Builders class of Christain Church hosts a regular pot luck supper at the Ray Balvine home, meeting at the church by 7 with outlook and transportation provided.
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Delta Alpha U. S
M. E
Sunset Parte
Log Eatin
Christian Church
Ray Balvine
Washington Tri County beats Wapello amid miscues and strong pitching
Washington tri county league defeated Wapello 4 to 1 on the home field in a pitching duel between Stan Kiesey and four Wapello pitchers. Washington seized the lead in the third and added runs in three other innings aided by Wapello errors. Columbus Junction beat Crawfordsville 13 to 3 as another league game.
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Fred Humphrey
Wyman
Winfield
Columbus Junction
Crawfordsville
Washington
Wapello
Stan Kiesey
Kiesey
All Nations
American Pearls
Pearls
Orr
Tri-County
Weather Stops Rounds of Golf at Washington Country Club
The Washington country club tournament committee deferred first round matches due to weather. If heat subsides, matches and scorecards for all 41 contests will be completed. committee member T. R Phillips said they avoid forfeits and want full scoring once conditions improve.
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Washington Country Club
T. R Phillips
Baseball results of it 6c 8s u
Umpires H. Buster Marshall Fletcher. Washington 4, Wapello 1.6 innings split by errors from Jacobs Holland Winn Mathews Paxton Marshall Blanchard. Kiesey struck out 9 and walked 4. Am Pearls Steinbeck Kiesey D Kiesey W Kiesey Judevine McGill Winn Orr. All Nations Gorham Wells Jones Kiesey Holland Coats Casey Lytle. Final: All Nations 6, Am Pearls 2. Umpires Clark Marshall Mitchell.
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Washington
Wapello
Jacobs
Holland
Winn
Mathews
Paxton
Marshall
Blanchard
Kiesey
Brown
Pearls of All Nations
Steinbeck
T. Kiesey
Case
D. Kieses
W. Kiesey
Judevine
McGill
Orr
All Nations
Gorham
Wells
Jones
Coats
Paul
Casey
Lytle
Clark
Mitchell
Twins celebrate 24th birthday in Crawfordsville
Mildred and Martha Whiting of Crawfordsville are twins turning 12 each, making 24 combined. Mr. and Mrs. H J Whiting are their parents and the note extends twofold congratulations. Mrs. Clara Engel celebrates her 78th birthday today, a Three-Quarter Century club member born in 1856 in Gnadenhutten, Ohio, who moved to Washington in 1865.
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Mildred
Martha Whiting
Crawfordsville
H J. Whiting
Clara Engel
Gnadenhutten
Washington
Boston and St Louis Postwar Scores Reported
Reported yesterday results include Boston 3 Detroit 6 and St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2. Other scores show Chicago 4 Washington 1 and Cleveland 10 Philadelphia. Today games list New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Washington at Chicago.
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Boston St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Card of Thanks from Brinning and Eisele families
We thank friends for the beautiful flower and kindness during our sorrow. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brinning, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Brinning, Mary Eisele.
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Chris Brinning
Forrest Brinning
Mary Eisele
Specialization Then and Now in Industry
The piece notes specialization is an old concept with Roman writers describing workers making only statue parts or specific garment components, illustrating a long held division of labor across trades.
Heaviest Shire Horse Traced to Medieval Knight Breed
The Shire horse, famed as the world heaviest, shares its lineage with warhorse stock used by armored knights in the Middle Ages. The breed remains notable in Europe for size and historic ties.
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Europe
Goose Goslin Sparks Detroit Tigers Revival
The Detroit Tigers credit Leon “Goose” Goslin for revitalizing the club with timely hitting and spirited outfield play. Manager Mickey Cochrane praises Goslin as a valuable leader and assistant manager who mentors young players and drives team spirit.
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Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Goslin
Leon
Master Goslin
Cochrane
Goose
Birthday greetings for local residents
Mrs Harold Mauguid birthday notes today along with Modesta Te Boekhorst and Marjorie May Carlson. Modesta and Harold hope for a cooling rain as a birthday present. Carlson is noted as ten years old in our records.
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Mrs
Harold Mauguids
Modesta Te Boekhorst
Marjorie May Carlson
Olds Notes on Visits and Moves Around Town
Washington visitor Mrs. Carrie Anderson called on Joe Anderson family. Mrs. Cecil Korf stayed in Winfield helping her ill mother Mrs. Enke. I. A. Morgan drove to Iowa City after Louise Morgan and Leon Huston visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fleak moved into a Lundquist apartment and will manage the closed banks at Olds Winfield and Mt. Pleasant.
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Carrie Anderson
Washington
Joe Anderson
Cecil Korf
Winfield
Enke
I. A. Morgan
Iowa City
Louise Morgan
Leon
Huston
Fleak
Lundquist
Olds
Mt. Pleasant
Ice Cream Socials Mark Weekend in St Johns Area
Carrie Funk and Maurice Stone visit Ed Slagel home in St Johns Michigan as the Women’s Guild hosts an ice cream social on a warm Saturday evening. The writer and family enjoyed homemade ice cream at John Widmer’s Friday night with local residents also seen visiting family homes.
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B. EE. Huston
J. Miller
AH Histon
J. A. Huston
Chas Faulkner
Mar.jorie
A. A. Faulkner
Washington
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