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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1924

Page

6

Social club gatherings and notices in Ames area

Society notices detail Au tomobile club visiting from out of town with lunch. Garden club breakfast. Sunday school picnic at Sunset Park with ice cream. Young women's missionary society meeting with music. marriage announcement of Eunice Amelia Green to Harold J. Montgomery. schedule of upcoming club meetings and events across Ames including par k gatherings bake sale and W B R C meeting.

Hi. M. Eicher The Automobile Club Marsh W. Bailey Anna Henderson Ames Walter Ayres Chicago Dunning New York City Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Inez Sharp Alice Halley Mra. Lake Anderson Eunice Amelia Green Harold J. Montgomery Washington Iowa Montgomery Agricultural Department Parsons College Fairfiled Monty Lions Club Presbyterian Church Green

Social calendar notes from today’s community events

The Ww. c. T. A. holds a county convention at the Baptist church. Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Fra Livingston host a small afternoon gathering. Mrs. Hedges hosts the Priscilla club. Miss Maud Hott hosts the Garden club breakfast. Mrs. Grayson to host the E. O. W. club. Bethel Presbyterian meets with Mrs. Reany in the afternoon. Mrs. Wallace hosts Automobile club members.

W. Livingston Fra Livingston Carl Hedges Priscilla Club Miss Maud Hott Garden Club Ed Grayson E. O. W. Club Woman's Missionary Society of the Bethel Presbyterian Church Robert Reany L. H. Wallace Automobile

Community Club Announcements and Church Notices

Local groups schedule meetings and social events this week including bake sale at Washington Cleaners August 2, various clubs meeting with hosts such as Mrs Walter Brown and Mrs F Grayson, and postponed ice cream social rescheduled for July 30 at 8 pm. Includes Girl Scouts and W R C gatherings with times.

Washington Cleaners W. BR. C

Sugar Beets Improved Efficiency Cuts Needed Beet Load

The article notes a drop from twenty tons of beets per ton of sugar to six tons due to scientific beet processing advances, highlighting improved sugar making efficiency.

Advertising Pays Off The Journal Offers Service

The Journal promotes advertising as a reliable choice and invites readers to use its services for effective campaigns.

Up in Wisconsin July Dear Girls Travelogue

A reminiscence of a Wisconsin trip with family notes on packing flaws and misadventures. The narrator recalls losing track of days, leaving essentials at home, hats, knickers, and travel humor about a chauffeur and travelers. They describe meals, a Mah Jongg Tea Shop visit, rain in Baraboo, and a Dells excursion with boat tours, canyons, scenery, and rustic hospitality.

Birdie Uncle Orville Mah Jongg Srea Barbara Baraboo The Dells Kilbourn Wisconsin

Women's Improvement League to Set Up Tent at Chautauqua

The Women's Improvement League votes to have a public tent at Chautauqua this year. A large tent will be on lot 75 near the big tent facing east, offering two cots and comfortable chairs for visitors.

Women's Improvement League Chautauqua

To Make Drop Biscuits

Instructions describe drop biscuits made with baking powder and more liquor to ensure a thick batter that can drop from a spoon onto a baking sheet without spreading. The method emphasizes achieving the right consistency for dropping rather than shaping into flat rounds.

Tent housing Chautauqua visitors and Girl Scouts planned

A comfortable resting place and daily staffed tent, serving the public and Girl Scouts, will be set up for Chautauqua visitors. Contributions are welcomed via a marked box at the Journal office. Committee members include Mrs. Will Gibbon, Mrs. A. Anderson, and Mrs. Marion Work. The Samoan native government is described as patriarchal communism with the family head holding authority.

Girl Scouts Will Gibgon A. Anderson Marion Work

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