Rebekah District Meeting Plans June 21
The No. 92 Rebekah convention to be held Friday June 21 features state assembly president Mrs Rose Viall of Macon City and Paul Caster degree staff of Burlington. The program includes sessions at 10 am and 7 30 pm at I O O F hall with registration at 9 30 am. District lodges Riverside Wellman and Washington participate. officers include President Mrs Floyd Murdock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assembly
Rose Viall
Macon City
Paul Caster
Burlington
Rebekah
Riverside
Wellman
Washington
I. O. O. F. Hall
Floyd Murdock
Oriel Sankey
Frank Longwell
M. D. Lee
Roy Stewart
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Dinners and Meetings
Thursday features Country club dinner at the clubhouse and a U P Young Women's Mission O F S pot luck and initiation at the Masonic Temple. Friday lists U P ladies at 2 30 pm at the church and several Methodist unit luncheons with hostess addresses and times. Also notes Friendship club, Rainbow girls, and W R C flag day planning with meetings in West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Young Women's Mission
Masonic Temple
U. P
Church Methodist Unit
Sunset Park
A. L. Young
Methodist
T. J. Berdo
Sherm Crone
W. Madison Street
Lloyg Neiswanger
Carl Voorhees
W. Ss. Brown
Marion Rittenhouse
H. J. Brenneman
John Rittenhouse
Friendship Club
Harry Dye
West Chester
Lucile Kleege
Lodge Meeting Recap with Readings and Endowment Collection
Side will examine a visitor from another jurisdiction. Wellman will exemplify reconsidering a favorable ballot. Mrs. Lloyd Robertson of Fort Dodge will give a reading. Two lodge members from each lodge will join in unwritten work contest. After adjournment dinner, evening session at 7:30 features Burlington Group degree work and endowment fund collection. Social hour follows closing ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Washington
Lloyd Robertson
Ft. Dodge
Dorothy Ruebsam
Burlington Group
Past Noble Grands Entertain Families at Lodge Supper
About 40 people attended a Tuesday supper hosted by the Past Noble Grand circle at the N. O. O. F. hall. Fourteen members attended the circle meeting after the meal and Mrs. Florence Hout presided. later guests played bridge and pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Circle
N. O. O. F. Hall
Florence Hout
George Jararrd
Ralph Zeck
Louis Jugenheimer
Golf Prizes Awarded at Country Club Breakfast
Mrs. J. O. Sexton and Mrs. T. R. Phillips hosted 18 members at the Country Club women’s golf breakfast. Prize balls went to Mrs. A. W. Clow for second lowest score on hole No. 2 and to Mrs. R. Warfel for second lowest on No. 8. The table featured a bouquet of blue ragged robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Sexton
T. R. Phillips
Country Club
A. W. Clow
Warfel
Harmony Club Meets at Mrs James Swift Home
Mrs James Swift hosted the Harmony club gathering on a Wednesday afternoon with eleven members and four guests including Mrs W U McConnell Miss Dorothy Thompson Mrs A Meredith and Mrs Swift’s daughter Mrs Russell Mahin of Rock Island. President Mrs John Wheelan led the business meeting planning an ice cream social at the Isaac Kleese home on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swift
Harmony Club
Wul McConnell
Dorothy Thompson
A. Meredith
Pythian Sisters and Families Meet For Supper and Cards
The Pythian Sisters and their families enjoyed a pleasant supper and an evening of cards and visiting last night with around 30 attendees.
Flag Day Program Planned in Sunset Park Event
Sunset Park hosts a Flag Day gathering with a joint effort by patriotic women's groups despite uncertain weather. The afternoon features a D A business meeting, a 4 PM program in front of the log cabin, a salute to the flag, readings, and talks on signers of the Constitution. Former members are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
D. A
A. Anderson
Star Spangled Banner
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Helen Coffey
Will Dupuis
Miss Besse
Samuel Chase
Maryland
W. A. Gibson
Caesar Rodney
Delaware
Olive Campbell
George Reed
Thomas MeeKean
Nondas Richardson
America
Washington
W. RK. C
Kiwanis Hall Meeting Held by Local Committee
Present at the Kiwanis hall were committee members Mrs. R. P. Dewey Mrs. J. A. Jones and Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer overseeing the event with other participants noted in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hall
R. P. Dewey
J. A. Jones
Oscar Jugenheimer
Campfire Girls Picnic at Brewer’s Camp
Campfire Girls took their luncheon to Carol Brewer’s home yesterday and gathered under a large oak in the meadow. Officers elected for the summer include President Georganne Rudiger Vice President Shirley Peterson Secretary Caroline Sartor and Treasurer Dorothy Watson. New members Bonnie Jean Simpson and Nan Hono ver joined. Mrs Brewer attended luncheon bringing lemonade for all.
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Oeseca
Carol Brewer
Georganne Rudiger
Shirley Peterson
Caroline Sartor
Dorothy Watson
Bonnie Jean Simpson
Nan Honover
Mrs. Brewer
Riverside Fortnightly Club Meeting Highlights Gifts
Mrs. Franklin Davidson hosted the Riverside Fortnightly Club at her home on June 13 with nine members and one guest Miss Norma Knebel. A baby shower for Mrs. C. C. Worley accompanied needlework and refreshments. Next meeting by Mrs Elmo Knittel on July 9. Relatives from California Chicago Cedar Rapids visited Rose and Raymond Dautremont. visitors were former Riverside residents.
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Riverside
Franklin Davidson
Norma Knebel
CC. Te Worley
Edward Bushek
C. L. Worley
H. E. Doud
Earl Walton
Ivan McCreedy
Norval Flynn
M. J. Wilkinson
R. Marner
Ray Cummings
Davidson
Elmo Knittel
Rose
Raymond Dautremont
R. Murphy
California
Lillian
Flora
Mercy Sisters of Chicago
John Barnett
William Cunninghaw
Cedar Rapids
Slater Flora
Murphy
Cuningham
Booster Club Hears Newspaper and New Reading
Mrs Arthur Duensing presented an original newspaper about the Booster club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Merle Eckels home. Mrs L C Woodburn gave a Bleaker reading criticizing everything imaginable. A short business meeting followed with Mrs Herman Schulte and Mrs Milford Anderson overseeing the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Duensing
Booster Club
Merle Eckels
Herman Schulte
Milford Anderson
Bach Mem
Bride to Be From Olds Honored Here
Lucille Carper of Olds, slated to wed Lawrence Barquist of Olds on June 15, was guest of honor at a party hosted by Mrs. Roger Sherman. Guests from Olds, including mothers Leona Carper and Mrs. John Barquist, played bridge at three tables. Marjorie Huston won high score. Leila Anderson took second. A gift was given to the bride to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Carper
Olds
Lawrence Barquist
Roger Sherman
Sherman
W. A. Cook
Leona Carper
John Barquist
Marjorie Huston
Leila Anderson
Washington
Chicago Guests to Be Honored at Tea Tomorrow
Miss Elizabeth Bell and Miss Alma Brindley of Chicago will be honored guests at a tea at the home of Mrs. Howard Jl. McCleery tomorrow afternoon, hosted by Mrs. McCleery, Mrs. Frank B. Miller, Mrs. Keith Droz, and Mrs. Robert Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bell
Alma Brindley
Chicago
Howard JL. McCleery
McCleery
Frank B. Miller
Keith Droz
Robert Patterson
Lime Creek Township Rural School Highlights and Awards
Daytonville school news from Lime Creek Township lists top performers over six weeks with high marks in arithmetic reading history language and geography. Notable names include Evelyn Peck Lorena Hess Jack Perrin Merle Yoder and Royce Buckwalter. Activities included a United States map exercise, Easter eye hunt, a May 10 nature hike, and a final examinations for seventh and eighth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Creek Township
Daytonville School
Kathryn Winegarden
Jack Perrin
Evelyn Peek
Royce Buckwalter
Margarite Butterbaugh
Daryl Butterbaugh
Evelyn Hess
Evelyn Peck
Margaret Hess
Merle Yoder
Dairly Butterbaugh
Lorena Hess
Eva Yoder
Elgin Peck
United States
Dayton Ville School
Faulkner
Washington
Mr. Greene
Wellman
Bert Dean
Wayne Karr
Mervin Hudson
Gene
Gerald Hudson
Lexington
Edith Peck
Edward Hudson
Edith Peek
Kya Yoder
Davrid Butterbaugh
Hisse Slead
Elgin Peek
Ivan Ulin
Florence Yoder
John Peek
Royce
Wellman Park
Eiveryone
Calling of the Sea and Death’s Summons in Seaside Lore
A brief note on the phrase calling of the sea as an old English term for ground and a nocturnal sound heard inland. Seaside residents viewed it as death’s summons, with literary allusions to Tennyson’s Crossing the Bar and One Clear All for Me.
Roll Call Minutes Note Attendance At Post Meeting
Twenty members and ten children attended the session. Refreshments were served by the post 58 after the call.
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Ber
Eleven County 4-H Rally Draws Wide County Support
Eleven county 4-H clubs participated in the largest rally yet held, with adult leaders introduced and 4-H members performing in operatic scenes, dances, and music. Delegates to the Ames state convention and plans for the county fair were announced as all clubs contributed to a day of programs and contests.
Roosevelt veto on soldiers bonus draws banker criticism
A. B. Swift attacks President Roosevelt for vetoing the soldiers bonus bill. He argues issuing United States treasury notes instead of interest bearing bonds would deprive bankers of profits and alleges inflation motives, criticizing the veto as favoring bankers over World War I veterans. The column condemns the veto as unworthy and calls for equal treatment of all who served.
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A. B. Swift
Roosevelt
United States Treasury
United States
Beatty Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beatty and their son Dickie have returned to their home in South Indiana after a two week stay here with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Beatty
Dickie
South Ind
Washington lender offers up to eight hundred on signature
Eene Howard L L McCleery of Batley Building Washington offers a signature loan up to $800. See him today for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ll. McCleery
Batley Bldg
Washington
Death of James R. Paisley and Flag Day observance
Mrs. R L Coulter reports the death of her father James R Paisley in Springfield Ohio after a long illness. Services are planned at his home this afternoon. Flag Day observances suggested tomorrow. Mrs W J Roudabush hosts guests Mr and Mrs James B Sawtell of Denver, uncle to Mrs Roudabush.
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Miles Bradford Hamilton
Chadrun
Nebraska
Hamilton
James Sowash
South
Marion Avenue
R. L. Coulter
James R. Paisley
Springfield
Ohio
Paiste
W. J. Roudalust
L Hunter
Danville
James B Sawtell
Denver
Mr. Sawtell
Roudabush
Hospital Notes From Washington County Area
Edward Burkholder of Welman underwent an appendicitis operation at Washington County Hospital this morning. Kenneth Geng Palmer, a year old son of Mr and Mrs Jobe Palmer, had his tonsils removed this morning. Mrs Bert Misbach of Faer Mont Minnesota, aunt of Mr J M Lloyd, underwent a major operation yesterday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burkholder
Welman
Washington County Hospital
Kenneth Geng Palmer
Jobe Palmer
Bert Misbach
Faeermont
Minn
J M. Lloyd
Women Mission Leaders To Report On Asheville Meeting
Mrs. Carl J. Roberts and Mrs. Leland Morrisey will preside at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening to report the recent business meeting of the nations and foreign mission boards. The session will be part of the Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society program, with an offering to be taken. Roberts leads the Iowa City Presbyterial Missionary Society and Morrisey serves as treasurer. The two will be joined by two other presbyterial presidents on a ten week southern tour. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Green
Maplecrest Club
Wilma Stephens
Hustlers
Frances Jane Wagamon
Myrla Stephens
Carl J. Roberts
Leland Morrisey
Will Spose
Presbyterian Church
Nations and Foreign Mission Boards
Ashevile North Carolina
Presbyterie Women's Missionary Soce
Roberts
Iowa City
Walnut Women’s Club Changes Meeting Date
Walnut Women’s club meets June 20 at Mrs Ed Mler’s home instead of June 13. Members urged to note the shift. 102 Officers and members of the Rebekah lodge plan a Friday night practice for the convention at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Women's Club
Ed Mm.ler
Rebekah
Classified Ads Pay as Bonds Draw Interest
Journal notes that advertising revenue from classified ads may be disrupted by bonds offering easy, interest bearing returns, potentially cutting into the paper's steady income stream.
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Journal
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Harold Clege
Ruth Speidel
Maurine Walker
Wilma Palmer
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Mabel Wiley
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Delores Hazen
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Betty Drake
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Naomi Kyle
Virginia Wylie
Rosella Hotle
Georgina Sterling
Wanda Schafer
Ruth Picken
Esther Smith
Naomi Pooth
Viola Morgan
Ames
Eleanor Augustine
Clothing
Rosalie Combs
New County
Jolly Jokers Club
Louise Fishburn
Woussicket Club
Good Luck Club
Loraine Martin
Willing Workers
Esther Stone
Dorothy TeBockhorst
Myrly Stephens
Aiit
Extrame
Farm Bureau
Askins
Crawfordsville
County Farm Bureau
Joe Knotek
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Knotek
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Ruth Eckleberry
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Roy L. Mayhew
Baton Rouge
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