High School Ladies Night Ends Rosemary Club Event
Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson hosted the Rosemary club night for members and families. Bride Glen Thompson won high score. A one course luncheon followed. The event marked the final annual high school ladies night at suc Y Mc A with about fifty at red tables and orange decor. Harvey Coulter led a dinner committee and Mary Lou Harwood introduced two presenters accompanied by Mr Peterson.
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Glenn Wilson
Rosemary Clu
Glen Thompson
Suc Y Mc. A
Genie
Harvey Coulter
R. L. Coul
Healar High Schoo
HEY Boys
Gram Jin Devideon
Mary Louiss Harwood
Peteron
High School
Entertaining Social Afternoon by Local Clubs and Guests
A snake quartet with Donald Sieele Charles Long Jin Davins John Westphal entertained for a short while. Howard Venn Harold Ahrens and Harvey Coulter organized clever stunts and games. Supervisors included Superintendent and Mr Hi. Guests listed: Peet Delia Payton Dr and Mrs A nd Mrs Victor i and Mrs Lee W Mrs Harvey Waggoner. The 0 G T Heldee club met at 625 North Fu avenue for bridge and prize won by Mrs Vera Drake. Light refreshments. Just Us club hosted husbands at a pot luck supper with a caf feria style feast and a short program led by Mrs R C Wilcox. Readings by Ray Cox and Mrs Siekela, plus a patriotic piece by Mrs Wilcox. Stunts and group singing closed the event after five tables. Guests thanked Mr and Mrs Yard for hosting a very enjoyable afternoon.
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Snake
Donald Sieele
Charles Long
Jin Davinson
John Westphal
Howard Venn
Harold Ahrens
Harvey Coulter
Poly
Hi. Peet
Delia Payton
A.nd
Victori
Lee W
Harvey Waggoner
0. G .T. Heldee Club
North Fu Avenue
Vera Drake
Hort
Just Us Lab
Tsir
R. C. Wilcox
Ray Cox
Mre Siekela
Wilcox
Ten Cent Social At Christian Church Highlights
Time was spent at the Christian church as ladies held a ten cent social. Young and old enjoyed the festivities with a piano solo by Irlene Bagter and a performance by Jean Tucker. Vera Lovele portrayed the band girl with an accordion, contributing to proceeds for the ladies feed chaired by Mrs. Frank Gobble. Refreshments followed with community singing of old time songs.
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Christian Church
Irlene Bagter
Jean Tucker
Finora
Jane ‘Tucker
Vera Lovele
Gir
Frank Gobble
Community announcements from Pleasant Plains area
Local notices list cottage prayers at Mr San Blom 7 20 Friday and events at 1202 1113 1203 including Pythian meetings and a covered dish dinner for Mrs Carter. Also notes a library sales event and an all day missionary meeting at Mrs Wickham home on March 13 with various club reminders.
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Castle Hall
Alice B. Carter
Fairfield
Roy
Alles
RB. Carter
Pleasant Plains
Dr. Wickham Wedeeday
Possible Lindbergh and Anne May Wed While He's in Mexico
In Ciudad Juarez Mexico March 1 the marriage of Charles A Lindbergh and Miss Anne Spencer Morrow appears highly probable as Lindbergh prepares to return to the United States. The Morrows decline comment while confirming their son may wed quietly at a future date with press notice provided in due form.
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Anne May
Mexico
CIPY
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Spencer Morrow
United States
Dwight W.morrow
Morrow Country
Morrow Fort
Miss Morrow
Mount Whitney Height Shrinks Slightly in New Survey
Mountain peak Mount Whitney, once measured at 14 509 787 feet in 1905, shows a revised elevation of 14 495 811 feet in the latest geodetic survey. Despite the drop of nearly 14 feet, Whitney remains the highest peak in the continental United States by a wide margin.
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Visalia
Mountain Linn
Mount Whitney
United States
Howver
Local Notes Track People And Visits In Washington Area
Keota resident Mrs A C Reynolds visits relatives in Sigourne while Mr and Mrs EB Davis relocate from 18 South Fourth Ave near Haskins. Mrs Lillias Gillespie travels to Fairfield to see her son P L Gillespie. Several residents travel for visits and attend events including Way Down East at home talent show. Louise Cunningham’s death brings relatives Charles Cunningham and others to Washington. Thompson family moves to Ainsworth for meat market duties.
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EB. M. Davis
South Fourth Avenue T
Haskins
Lillias Gillespie
Fairfield
P. L. Gillespie
Glenn
Crawfordsville Social and Contest Highlights
Crawfordsville Feb 28 Mrs William Paxon of Winfeld visited Rev and Mrs. Paxon. Leila Carris Mary White and Thelma Edgar traveled to Brighton for a declamators contest with Thelma winning first in humorous class. Auxiliary regular meeting and Legion social occurred at Legion hall Meo and Mel. John Strain moved to a farm near Ainsworth last week.
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Crawfordsville
William Paxon
Winfeldpent
Leila Carris
Mary White
Thelma Edgar
Brighton
Mery
Thelma
Robert Noonan
The
Legion
Legion Hall
Meo
Mel
John Strain
Ainsworth
Hetmair
Armistice Timeframe Outlined Amid Mutual Suspension
The armistice lays out a suspended military operation period agreed by belligerents with warnings issued within the set timeframe. The terms specify that compliance follows the mutual agreement and aims to curb hostilities through defined deadlines and actions.
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Armisticn
Armiistie
Tiny London photo shows minute image in pinhead space
A description of a photograph so small that a single eye cannot see it with the naked eye. It mentions a mid image labeled Ss.a1 and notes that hundreds of such images could fit into the space of a pinhead, illustrating extreme tiny scale.
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London
Foot in Mouth? Local Figure Faces Gaffe in San Francisco Chrous
A brief note reports a San Francisco charity event where a public figure missteps during a speaking appearance, drawing attention to a controversial remark and prompting comment from attendees. The incident underscores scrutiny of rhetoric at local cultural gatherings.
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Senew
San Francisco
Fire Ruins Cumming Towns Center Destroying Six Buildings
A blaze in Cumming’s business district last night left six buildings burned and about $25,000 in losses. Two men attempting a break in sparked the fire. Villagers joined a frenzied effort to fight the flames as Owen Hell, a volunteer firefighter, was injured breaking a window and cut his arm.
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Cumming
Virgil
Owen Hell
Espe
Miss Ella Latta Obituary Remembered in Washington
Many Washington residents recall Miss Ella Latta daughter of Willam Latta who once ran a local flour mill. She died February 14 in Chula Vista California where she and a sister had built a home after moving from San Diego about 18 years ago. Her funeral was held in Chula Vista Congregational church with a floral lined home and a tribute by Rev. Dr Charles Ferris praising a life of cheerful service. KR. C. Scott traveled to Dubuque on a short trip.
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Washington
Ella Latta
West Main Street
Risk
Willam Latta
Chula Vista, Call
San Diego
Charles Ferris
Chula’ Vista Congregational Church
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