Local 4H and club activities update and recital notes
The report details the Long and Vivian Felen group meeting with ten members and two visitors, with Marjorie Brown initiated. It covers demonstrations for exhibit patterns, a planned August 8 meet with Ruth and Helen Foster, and a lawn social at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heinzman’s home with ice cream and games. Five pianoforte pupils under Miss Elsie Bratten performed a recital, followed by refreshments. The H. H. club enjoyed a July meeting at Mrs. Lorena Wilcox’s with cake recipes, guitar music by Miss Helen Brown, and a planned August 5 gathering with Mrs. Louis Rath. A recipe correction for Lemon Tapioca Pudding appears for Journal readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satkorttex
Old Long
Vivian Felen
Marjorie Brown
Jacksonites
Ruth
Helen Foster
Frank Heinzman
Rural Womens Club
Lu Rhodebeck
Edgar Porter
Glenn Schwartz
Ora Rhodebeck
Elmer Cherry
Chas
Cherry
H. H. Club
Lorena Wilcox
Young
Daughter
George Brown
Louis Rath
Helen Brown
Church Groups Plan Summer Bake Sales and Meetings
Announcements show Crawfordsville Presbyterian women hosting a bake sale in a drug store at 11 oclock on July 28 and Ainsworth Methodist women serving ice cream and cake Saturday evening. A cottage prayer meeting is set at C W Busbys home Friday at 730 pm. Grace Hill ladies offer ice cream and cake on church lawn Tuesday July 1. Pleasant Plains missionary society will meet with Mrs Gallagher for an all day session Wednesday August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church of
Crawfordsville
The
Ainsworth Methodist Church
C. W. Busby
East Washington Street
Grace Hill
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
C. R. Gallagher
Equatorial Tides and Local Variations
Tides exist at the equator with rise and fall varying by locality. Variations depend on ocean depth and coast configuration.
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Equator
English Religious War Marprelate Pamphlet Controversy 1589
The Marprelate controversy in England was a vigorous pamphlet war waged by Puritans against defenders of the Church of England around 1589. The pamphlets were written by various persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Church of England
How to Dodge the Sheriff
A letter to the editor tells of using a Rainy Day Corporation ad to escape debts, move towns, and secure raises. The writer claims creditors are outrun by relocating to Great Neck and Long Island while repudiating bills. Letters from friends are cited praising the scheme, with sensational twists and a final disclaimer from the Bell Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linois
Goyt
Quayles
Rainy Day Corporation
Old Town
Great Neck
N. Y
Old Chi
Long’s Island
Acces
Hoover Receives Kinglike Home Welcome in San Francisco
Herbert Hoover returned to San Francisco amid a parade and flags as crowds lined streets for a celebratory homecoming. Residents who recalled his early days at Stanford and a laundry job cheered the Republican presidential nominee, who traveled from the town to the parade route with nearly 100 cars in the motorcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Stanford University
Nevada City
Louis Janin
Townsend Street
Stanford
Dutch gypsy returns pearls. chooses reward
A Dutch gypsy living in Amsterdam found a $20,000 string of pearls in a residential street and handed them to an insurance company. He was asked to name his own reward and selected a horse a new wagon and a new scissor grinding machine as his prizes.
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Amsterdam
Not Modern Hair Fashion Says Antiquity Shapes Flair
The custom of wearing hair short is ancient, with flair likely cut as soon as sharp implements could cut appeared. The statement notes antiquity and early adoption tied to tool availability.
Harvest Rush Prompts Community Notes From District 5
District No. 5 reports harvest in full swing as Young America threshers arrive. Local residents host dinners and visits at the Lloyd Humston, Pringle, Cherry, Bush, and Vincent homes. Social events include a Rural Women's club lawn gathering with games and ice cream.
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Briley T
Washington
Mary
Willa Briley
Frank Pringle
Cy Bush
Trene
Edna Flynn
J. N. Phillips
Harry Kleese
KE. L. Barthalow
Chas
Mildred Benson
Minnie Keyes
Des Moines
Jno
Cherry
Chas. Cherry
R. Greenwood
E. L.partholow
Irene
Lloyd Humston
Elmer Cherry
Clara Darbyshire
Everette Fulton
Frank Beatty
Charles
Ora Rhodebeck
Frank Heinzman
Heinzman
Ben Briley
Frank Bandy Jr
Edgar Porter
Will Marie
William
Tish
Humston
Ruth Norton
William Norton
Maple
Trenton
Parks
Fairfield
Frey
Ollie
Cuckoos Build Twig Platforms for Eggs
Nature Magazine notes cuckoos fashion flat twig platforms to lay their blue eggs. It also describes the ruby throated hummingbird beginning a nest perched on a maple or hemlock twig over a rippling stream.
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Nature Magazine
Follies at Graham Theatre Next Week
Eight lavishly costumed girls and four handsome men bring a singing and dancing revue to New Graham. They travel with a special scenery car to create gorgeous settings and synchronized performances. Appears Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Radio Tubes and Batteries Always On
Readable line notes ongoing supply of radio tubes and batteries at all times though some text appears incomplete for full confirmation.
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Bae Cmery
Elsie Bratten
Smallwood
Streabog
Beulah Harvey
Morning Glory
Kohler
Leonard Harvey
Mabel Burger
Vandervoort Jolly Jack Frost
Harebell
Lois Samson Nore
Barnes Gertrude
Beethoven Field
Daisy
Woodward Arlene Easter
Miss Bratten
Mrs
al Fields
Mayo
Li Na
Home Bakery
Cras
Clarke
Mildred
Bon Ton
Jim
Cubu
Fifth Avenue
Meyer
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Marion
W. F. Jurging
Tim
Arthur
John Bidwell
Bush
Arthur Butler
Galesburg
Ernest Carlson
Marjorie
Monmouth
Mt. Pleasant
Vera
Graham Theatre
Reguns
Silvertown
Tucker & Eicher
White Way Garage
Washington, Iowa
Bankers
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