Farewell party and society notes from Des Moines to Iowa City
Mrs T A Michels hosted a five o clock high tea for officers and chairmen in honor of Mrs Frank Sage who departs for Des Moines. Mrs C H Guter was elected to succeed Mrs Sage as Chapter 1 vice president. The event featured yellow tea roses, garden time, and a May McCulley guest from Iowa City.
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Frank Sage
T. A. Michels
May McCulley
Iowa City
Michels
Sage
Melloglo face powder promises youthful bloom
New French process creates the purest face powder with fragrant mystery. It spreads smoothly and lasts longer, masking fine lines and large pores while avoiding shine. Sold by Sherman Bros Druggists for 50 cents and 1 dollar tax free.
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Sherman Bros
Mooster Bend Picnic at Sunset Park
Picnic event for Mooster Bend scheduled at Sunset Park in Washing. Attendees plan a community gathering with activities, food, and games for residents and families.
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Mooster Bend
Sunset Park
Summer Fashion Book Promotes Puff Sleeve Frock Trend
A breezy fashion blurb notes the rise of puffed sleeves and broad shoulders in youthful frocks. Pattern No. 5253 targets girls sizes 6 to 16 and a four color summer style book is advertised for 10 cents. Local notes mention farm life, weather, and community events in Iowa.
Damascus Shrine No 10 Holds Practice Meeting
Officers will hold a practice meeting Thursday evening at 7 30.
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Damascus Shrine No. 10
Ladies Social and Missionary Meetings Friday
Baptist Ladies hold a regular social and missionary program at 2 30 Friday at the church. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs Carl Roberts at 2 30 Friday. The Ladies Bible Class meets with Mrs Silas Korf for the quarterly social. The Pansy Hill club meets with Mrs John Caldwell Friday afternoon. The Fortidity Drama department will have a called business meeting at 7 30 Friday evening at the public library.
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Pleasant Hill
Dave Schantz
Dave
Roy Kepharts
Roy Kephart
E. C. Larchett
Earl Kephart
Charles Anderson
Tom Bales
Ana Reeves
Mrs Ray Reeves
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Carl Roberts
The
Presbyterian Church
Silas Korf
Home Department
Pansy Hill Club
John Caldwell
Fortidity Club
Regular meeting notices and Greenheimer reunion announced
Regular meeting of W. R. C. presided by Mrs. Ethel Steele set for Saturday at 2 30 P M IX eclut meets Saturday at 2 with Mrs Harvey Meek Greenheimer reunion scheduled for Sunday June 25 at Weed Park Muscatine with basket dinner attendees to bring dishes and silver for their families
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W. R
Ethel Steele
Eclut
Harvey Meek
Greenheimer
Weed Park
Muscatine
Rosemary Club Meeting With Mr and Mrs Cherry
The Rosemary club will meet Tuesday evening with host couple Mr. and Mrs. John Cherry. Members will discuss upcoming events and enjoy a social hour.
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Rosemary Club
John Cherry
Old Spreader Rebuilt On Tight Budget At Homestead Farm
A farmer at Homestead Farm repurposed an old worn spreader advertised in Evening Journal. After woodwork repairs and welding at under 310, the machine now operates like new and may be restored again if needed, despite current bank and money stringency.
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Evening Journal
Bank Discount and Rediscount Concept
The text explains bank discount as the deduction from a note’s face value when cashed before maturity. It notes discounting uses simple interest with the charge taken in advance from the discount date to due date and defines rediscounting as when the discounted note is sold to another organization before it is due in the same manner.
Great Problem Jud Tunkies on a good politician
The Great Problem Jud Tunkies says a realy good politician is a man who knows how to be right and still remain popu lar.
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Jud Tunkies
Woman's Relief Corps Honors Early Members at G A R Dinner
Mrs Charlie Bailey charter member of the Woman's Relief Corps of Washington and other long time members were honored guests at a noon dinner at the G A R rooms. Veterans James Thompson James Embree a and J E Harvey attended.
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Woman’s Relief Corps
Charlie Bailey
Woman's Relief Corps of Washington
Corps
James Thompson
James Embree A
J. E. Harvey
Bailey
Elizabeth Canier
Scott
Ellen Wallace
Richard Tayor
William Shannon
R. L. McGugin
Sarah Walker
PD. A Roger
Sadie Sigler
Kenslar
A. L. Young
J. K. Harvey
Amos Durst
Edith Miller
M. Hollinger
West Chester
Steele
Orville Bilder
Woman's Relief Corps
Elder
Julia Cavender
Oleeta Stewart
Cavender
Last Pony Express Survivor Highlighted at Park Opening
James Thompson, commander of the local G A R post and last surviving Pony Express rider, was honored for attending the opening of the state park at Ft. Brid ger Wyoming. He could not attend the trip but was photographed beside a plane in Iowa City. H J Boice of Rock Springs introduced him to air company officials. The event featured singing by Miss Stewart, applause, and strong enthusiasm.
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James Thompson
G. A. R. Post
Pony Express
Staie Park
Ft. Bridge
Wyoming
Mr. Thompson
Iowa City
H. J. Boice
Rock Springs
Wyo
Air Company
Mics Stewart
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Hexing
Juanita
Lisle Hering
Willis Wittmer
Carl Zeiglowsky
Everette Westen
Tanger
Longer Club
Clyde Dawson
Lester Macon
Mabel Dill
Dawson
Art Dawson
Chas. McKinstry
Yordy
Harold Klopfenstein
Pythian Circle
McCall
Ivan Rehmer
South
Marion
John McCall
F. R. Mauthe
Milburn McKay
Obidem Club
Eloise Mallory
Chicago
Lucile Schmoeller
Franie Redlinger
Richland
Hila Morgan
Silk
Rothschild’s
Fifth Avenue Fashions
Ellen Worth
United Feature Syndicate
Int
Eeewes
Pattern Department
Washington, Lowa
Ton
Iowa
Washington County
Richmond
M N. Arnold
Shames
Fisher
Steve Perrin
Detroit
Mich
Mese
Mose
Joe Telka
Joe
Galesburg
Washington Co
Dale
Ohio
Homestead Farm
Alvin Hasty
Kate Steele
Mrs. Charlie
Batley Charter
Bing
C&h
Heinz
White House
del Monte
Neo Thompson
Jan Nuvugbend
Ps Glasses Lux Flakes
Sparkle
Aruuy
Wintermelons
Dixie Belle
Per Doz
Ibs
Wisconsin
Bohemian
Prince Albert
Duke
Washington Fruit Market
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