Crawfordsville White Cloud club meets at Hedgers home
Mrs. Ralph Crawford, Mrs. Homer Davis and Sarah Davis attended a White Cloud club meeting held Tuesday afternoon in Crawfordsville at the home of Mrs. Mae Hedgers.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
8
Mrs. Ralph Crawford, Mrs. Homer Davis and Sarah Davis attended a White Cloud club meeting held Tuesday afternoon in Crawfordsville at the home of Mrs. Mae Hedgers.
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Mrs Edith M Shields led a piano recital Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in her home. Students listed include Jack Carson Janice Lau bach Catherine Pratt Lois Ann Boettcher Shirley Escher Bonita Herr Linda Dee Stewart Richard Boettcher Nancy Gastman Peggy Stewart Marjorie Gamon Debby Brenneman Sandra Jones Martha Stephens Charlotte Berry Joyce Graf Barbara Stephens Patricia Thompson Patricia Berry and Mary Jane Stephens. A second recital by Shields students is planned for March 10 at 8 o'clock.
United States farmers harvested the second largest wheat crop on record in 1948, trailing only the 1947 harvest. The report highlights a strong production year with substantial yields across key farming regions.
Mrs. Dwight Hayes hosted a VEW auxiliary breakfast for 15 members on Thursday. Mrs. Walter Jones co hosted and the group will meet next Thursday morning with Mrs. Truman Hysell.
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