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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

6

Washington County Women Social Calendar Highlights

A week of club meetings and pageant events fills Washington County. Mrs Pred Palmer hosts the social club. Missionary societies meet at multiple churches. Embroidery and Knitting groups convene across towns. Eastern Star and Bridge clubs gather for afternoon sessions. a joint missionary meeting is planned. a royal women’s group hosts an 8 pm event. and celebrations are noted from local reunions to a Weirton couple’s wedding.

Pred Palmer Young Women's Missionary Society of The Second United Presbyterian Church Grace Conner Clay Humston Brighton Township Cedar Township Walter Kyte Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Thates the Order of the Eastern Star Harry Kracaw Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church

Adopt French War Orphans Ties Grow Across Communities

Local groups including the Kooking Klub and Fortnightly club announce support for French war orphans. Donors pledge ten cents daily, aided by the Fraternity Franc Americanine and The Fatherless Children of France Committee, with several classes adopting children for one or two years.

America Europe France Kooking Klub Alex Lytle Flo Stewart Mennonite Noble Good Times Club RH. Clyde Methodist Church PD. A. R's American Brotherhood

Widow Question Over Hiring Farm Help Sparks Salon Debate

An applicant challenges a widow on the farm about how to keep a hired man, asking whether paying wages or marrying him is the proper method. The exchange, reported by the Kansas City Star, reflects social norms and gender roles of the period.

Messrs Willis Todd Dick Lindsey Todd Rascal Sam Neill Will Todd Will Sam P. Pr. Ls Lincoln Martin Whittaker P. Y .L. Club Lincoln School Kansas City Star

Part of Her Costume in a Bible Leaf Discovery

Besse runs to her grandmother with a pressed leaf she found in the big Bible. The child asks if the relic once belonged to Eve, a quaint remark reflecting a day-long memory recorded in the Boston Transcript.

Besse Eve Boston Transcript

Must Be Housecleaning

Marjorie notes pussy willows and cats’ muffed airings as a humorous household moment from a Boston Evening Transcript snippet.

Miss Maude E Minor Leads Girl Protection Effort

Miss Maude E Minor of New York heads protective work for girls for the War Department training camps. She is prominent in social work and oversees a team of 55 deputy sheriffs at camps, guiding the protective program during encampments.

Vanguard of American Telephone Girls Reaches France

Women from allied nations have long served in war work but American women take a new role operating telephone exchanges near the front. Pershing recruited 100 operators first, with 150 in training and 400 in reserve, to handle confidential military calls and translate French messages for rapid artillery control and troop movements.

France General Pershing Army Signal Corps The Signal Corps Army Secret Service Prac New York Wesson Paris

Pancakes and syrup fuel for muscular work

Popular Science Monthly argues that heavy labor does not require a meat diet for strength. It states minerals and proteins are not the main need but starches fats and sugars, and that pancakes with syrup better repair tissue losses by supplying fuel rather than roast beef.

Pancakes Popular Science Monthly

Said by a Cynic on Literary Ailments

A quip notes two literary illnesses writer's cramp and swelled head Each never fully cured or killed The remark attributes enduring flaws to writers and critics alike in a wry postscript from Coulson Kerna ban.

Coulson Kernaban

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Washington County Young Women's Missionary Society of the First United Presbyterian Church A. BE. Ross Mothers’ Club W. R. Mount Pythian Circle Ezra Gardner Lexington Just Us Club Havre Lloyd Tattle Women's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church Roy Women's Missionary Society of the Piast United Presbyterian Church Margaret Doolittle Royal Women of the Baptist Sabbath School Carolyn Hamilton Ieahelle McEthineny Nelson Hastings Nebr Sunset Park Carolyn McCleery Muscatine Journal Marie Edwards Otto Schiebel Charles Hazen Washington Business College Porter Firet Methodist Irene Marie Fawards William Max Lowe A. S. Smith Near Letts Iowa Lowe Lena Lowe Miss Edwards Chas Edwards Near Gladwin L. Orier Mrs. Lowe Letts Town Pridge Club Lloyd Lytle Hermine American’ Brotherhood Vive Larteiet Shuveterre Hermine Larteiet Marjorie Boston Evening Transcript Guy Engel White Way Club West Chester W. B. Ruthhouse Engel George Wright Miss Trier Belville Ralph Jack Red Cross Knitting Club W. J. Todd P. P. L. Club Vanguard OF American Telephone Girls Frange Degustatio Have Klein Klo. KO Wen Palm Beach Camtchis
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