4-H Club Girls Rally Marks Washington County Event
Tomorrow the 4-H girls of Washington county gather at the city hall for a Musik Memory contest in the morning and officer elections. Rev. F W Eastwood speaks on Health in the afternoon before a community dinner and club demonstrations across the nine clubs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
F. W. Eastwood
Nin
Washington
Jacksonites
Northern Star Club
Jackson
Walnut
Brighton
Jolly Joker
Franklin
Fern Cliff
Marion
Iowa
Lasses
English River Club
English River
Happy Day Club
Oregon
Ham Slices with Pineapple and Ousting Olives
A recipe notes ham slices topped with pineapple and olives, then brown sugar and broil. The Flower and Garden show at United Presbyterian church by the Fortnightly Garden department invites visitors today until nine o’clock, with many roses and seasonal flowers on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Fortnighly Club
Open House at Country Club Hosted Mondays All Summer
A local country club hosts open house each Monday evening through summer with dancing to phonograph music and bridge and pinochle at ten tables. Mrs. Harvey Meek honors Mr. and Mrs. William Manussier during a social evening with a luncheon and floral decor. Out of town guests attend from Rochester Missouri Louis Kenosha Wisconsin Detroit Michigan. The Spizerinctum club of the American Pearl Button company then held a marshmallow roast and ice cream after a factory evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuessier
Harvey Meek
William Manussier
M. Lattimore
Howard McBride
Joli Koch
Lee Holland
Whistler
Fred Bey
Winifred
Elizabeth Ragan
Ralston Meek Zacketts
J. W. M. Scott
Rochester N. C
C. M. Lattimore
Louis
Ella Cherry Kenosha
Wise
Carl
Walter Meek
Detroit
American Pearl Button
Welcome Christner
Opal Darnell
Fern Hysell
Wilma Prebyl
Dorothy Evestone
Burham
Daryle
Arlo
Walnut Women’s Club to Meet with Guest Day Feature
The Walnut Women’s club meets Wednesday June 17 with Mrs Leslie Gates hosting. Members must invite a guest. City Beautiful Clean Up ward captains and workers plus interested residents meet at the Y at 7:30 Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women’s Club
Leslie Gates
City Beautiful Clean-Up Committee
Bandits Rob Jewelry Salesman on Highway Near Sioux Center
Two bandits robbed Minneapolis jewelry salesman Edward Zobol of 6500 in jewels and 165 in cash on a highway near Sioux Center Iowa. They forced surrender during a tire repair at 3 AM and wrecked his car to block pursuit. Suspects fled south toward Sioux City after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Center
Iowa
Minneapolis
Here
Edward Zobol
Zool
Freemont
Nebr
Sioux City
Brinkley Secures Radio Permits in Mexico
Dr J R Brinkley, famed goat gland specialist, has two construction permits issued for radio stations in Villa Acuna and Monterey Mexico. He arrived on a vacation trip and plans to build one station broadcasting into the United States, with talk of a hospital in the same city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
J. R. Brinkley
Kansas
United States
Federal Radio Commission
Villa Acuna
del Rio
Texas
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Brinkley
Mexico
Choouiag Villa Acuna
Chamber of Commerce
Big Wheat Drop Predicted Today
Washington reports June 1 winter wheat total production at 649 million bushels for the year, up from 604 million last year. Five year average was 47 million bushels. Acreage for 1926 harvest set at 40.43 million acres, 104.7 percent of 1925 acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Calendar Notes for Ladies Groups in Sicilia
A Ladies week Breakfast will be held at 8 o clock Wednesday morning at the Country club. Members wishing to play should call Mrs PF M Ritchey. B and P W club picnic at Frances McCoy home Wednesday evening June 10 at 6 15. Notify Jessie Klein by 7 PM Tuesday. Call 791 or 227 Green. Ladies aid society meets June 10 at West Chester Methodist Church with Mrs Maurice Bauer of Kirtland NM speaking on Navajo culture. Navajo crafts on display. Kolah club meets with Mrs Clarence Jackson Wednesday. Just Us club hosted by Mrs Cy Bush at 2% South Fourth Ave Wednesday. IX club noon luncheon hosted by Mrs Hannah Provance in Ottumwa Wednesday. Catholic Daughters of America meet June 10 at KK 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. M. Ritchey
B. and P. W
Frances McCoy
Marion Avenue
Jessie Klein
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
West Chester
Maurice Bauer
Kirtland
New Mexico
Hannah Provance
Ottumwa
IX Club
Methodist Aid Society
Folowing
Bertha Phillips
W. Main St
T R. Benn
N. Second Ave
J. &. Ream
East Washington St
George Dowell
E. Main St
Fred Hunt
South Iowa
A. L. Young
Perry Hayes
South Ave
Charles Jackson
O. EB. Babb
H. W. Richards
Reister’s
Gibson's
Peterson's
Church Choir Dinner Honors Bride-To-Be Ferne Duncan
The United Presbyterian Church choir will entertain at a Thursday evening dinner honoring Miss Ferne Duncan, a bride-to-be, at the church. Several clubs plan meetings and social events Thursday afternoon or evening at listed locations with specified hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee United Presbyterian Chureh
Ferne Duncan
Ladies Aid and Methodist Aid to Meet This Friday
The Ladies Aid of United Presbyterian Church meets Friday at 2 50 PM with Mrs Jay O Brown as program chair. Methodist Aid units gather at 2 30 PM at listed homes for officer elections. Friendship Club hosts a Friday lunch at 1 PM on June 12 with Mrs Harry Dye entertaining guests.
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Ladies Aid of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Jay O. Brown
Harry Dye
Friendship Club
State Meeting of P E O. 0. to Be Held This Week
Mrs. T A Michels represents Chapter 1 P E O at the state convention in Grinnell June 10 11 and 12. Speeches by Mrs. Winona E Reeves and Miss Mabel D Douds highlight a program detailing the P E O educational fund and college reports. Delegates and visitors expect about 250 delegates 40 to 50 honor guests and numerous P E O members in Grinnell College facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Grinnell
A. R Miller
Supreme Chapter
Washington
New York City
Mary Whitworth Beeeman
Cedar Falls
Winona E. Reeves
Ry. Bo Record
Reeves
Chicago
Mabel D. Douds
Mary Rose Prosser
Cottey College
Nevada
Maud M. Hendy
North ‘Latte
Nebr
PBB. 8
Columbus Junction Marriages and Local News Summary
Pauline Johnston and Lewis Foss wed in Des Moines at Westminster church with Dr Helen Johnston hosting a luncheon. Johnston and Foss plan to reside in Columbus Junction. Funeral services held for Mrs. Jon Swank, with details of her career and survivor. rabies exposure incident involving a child at the Blankenhorn home. local visits by Captain Allister and Blanch Jones returning from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Pauline Johnston
R.S. Johnston
Columbus City
Lewis Eugene Foss
Mabel Foss
Whiting
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
EB. G. Williams
Kathleen Kings
Boone
Harold Riess
North English
Helen Johnston
Ft. Des Moine
Columbus High School
Drake University
University of Iowa
Delta Zeta
Chi Kappa Pi
Johnston and Wykert
Jame D. Helmick
Columbu Junction
Frederick
Clara Blankenhorn
Peld ‘Ian
Mrl
William M Allister
New York City
Troops Quell Unrest as Santiago Riots Return
In Havana a new wave of unrest in Santiago, Cuba, prompted hundreds of unemployed to flood the streets on June 9. The crowd aimed to hold a mass meeting and march through the capital of the Santiago province, causing eastern Cuba to buzz with unease.
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Havana
Cuba
U.P
Santiago
San ‘Iavo
Making the Budget in Homemaking
The article notes that budgeting is studied as a science in homemaking and that Mr and Mrs Modern Couple enjoy saving by preparing the family budget. It acknowledges plans may misalign with schedules but emphasizes budgeting as a key tool for buying plans.
Country Club Announces Junior Tennis Tournament
The country club tennis committee plans a June tournament on club courts with age groups for girls under fourteen, fourteen to sixteen, and over sixteen, and the same for boys. Singles only in this first event, with pairings posted in the Journal Friday evening and entry registration via Dr. A. W. Crow. The event runs Saturday June 13 through Tuesday June 16 with prizes for each group and courts reserved for matches to speed play.
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A. W. Crow
Rooster Day Opinions From Local Merchants
Hal Reister of Reister Produce House says Rooster Day promotes better poultry and fertile eggs with fresh eggs for sale. KE G Fox of McKay Shoe Store quips he is not a crower and fears the roosters left on farms may become Mormons.
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Hal Reister
The
Reister Produce House
KE. G. Fox
McKay
Hyde Holds Farmer Key To Solving Low Mood
Secretary Arthur M. Hyde told the American Institute of Cooperation in Manhattan that farmers can end agricultural slumps by controlling production and relying on the Farm Board and cooperative marketing. He credited tariff policy as a lever raising wheat prices by about 30 cents per bushel for U S farmers. He praised President Hoover for aiding agriculture.
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Manhattan
Kan
Arthur M. Hyde
American Institute of Cooperation
Hyde
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Hoe
Hoover
Insect Communication Across Bee and Ant Societies
Researchers note that many insects may communicate within their colonies with complex signaling. The statement highlights bees and ants as notable examples of sophisticated intraspecies interaction.
Soldiers Fire on Demonstrators as Crowd Refuses Disband
Soldiers trying to restore order since the outbreak last Saturday charged the mob and opened fire when the demonstrators refused to disperse.
Communists Blamed for Oslo Docks Riots and Police Clash
Oslo police faced renewed violence as troops reinforced officers after riots at the docks reportedly stirred by communists. Four policemen were injured in clashes linked to a lengthy Norwegian labor dispute with widespread strikes.
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Oslo
Norway
U.P
Mentad
Birthday fete honors Mrs Jenite Robinson at Keota
A party of about thirty guests gathered at the Otna Coffman home in Keota to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Jenite Robinson who has wintered with her nieces Miss Irene Coffman and Mrs J A Schreckengast.
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Keota
Otna Coffman
Birthday gathering recalls local history and fare
Guests, including former neighbors and old pupils, bring relics and stories. Irene Coffman shows a crude tooth puller described as a howling success. A two course lunch with roses follows. Mrs. Robinson cuts a seven ten year birthday cake, receives gifts, and Mrs. Williams speaks briefly then closes with a tearful poem. Mrs. Robinson plans to leave Keota next month. her father Judge McLoud was an early prairie settler near Harper.
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Irene Coffman
Nora Williams
Mrs. Robinson
Keota
Judge Wm. McLoud
Harper
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Spizerinctum
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Capilton
Minon
Lincoln MeAllegheny
Burlington
Sicilia
Kolah Club
Clarence Jackson
Cy Bush
South Fourth Avenue
Just Us Club
Catholic Daughters of America
Rebekah Club
Frank Sehneider
T. J. McElhinney
W. Jefferson St
Fleur de Lis Club
Floyd Letts
John Cherry
Linger Longer
Art Dawson
Country Club
Priday
Martha Butler
Blanch Jones
Thas
Rooster Day
Penney’s
J. C. Penney Co
West Side Square
Washington, Iowa
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