Wednesday Study Club Discusses Drama At Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on March 5 the Wednesday Study club met at Mrs. Ollie Anwyl home with guests Mrs. B S Hebner and Mrs. Walter Rauscher. Leaders Mrs. Mamie Wrris and Mrs. Minnie Sprague guided a talk on The Drama. Orris read a drama paper and she and Mrs. Sprague produced a short one act play. The hostess with Mrs. Hebner served a green and white St Patrick luncheon. Meanwhile the United Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a successful lunch at the Donald Smith sale, selling all foods. The local high school basketball team won their sectional opener at Wapello 15 to 13, advancing to face either Huron Nichols or a later opponent.
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Crawfordsville
Ollie Anwyl
B.S. Hebner
Walter Rauscher
Mamie Wrris
Minnie Sprague
Orris
Ladies Aid
United Presbyterian Church
Donald Smith
Wapello
Wyman
Prairie Flower Notes and Moving Day Notices
Prairie Flower reports a county declamatory contest with thirteen contestants in the humorous division. Iather Smith took third, Kath e won first at predar township, Gladys Turnipseed and Virginia Wiley also noted. Moving day lists multiple farm relocations around Lexington and Washington. Mrs Dill, Ira Ruthmel, Elmer Guenther families and others moved to nearby farms. flu affects W. Turnipseed as Milo Pattersons helps. Mrs BE L Smith plans a combined business and pleasure trip. Visits include Boone Walter Canier home and Ames Cedar Falls Teacher’s college friends with Des Moines shopping before returning home.
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Iather Smith
Kathe
Gladys Turnipseed
Virginia
Wiley
Mareh
Ross Pence
Orley Page
W ‘Il
Page-Zeck
Vius Bush
W. L
Ames
Residents' Movements and Visits Reported in Hard Scrabble
The Ray Redlinger family moves to the Wehr farm vacated by Gilbert Hotle. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harvey visit the H. T. Carris home. Genn Little, P. H. Noel, and B. R. Senft help Gilbert Hotle move to Gladwin. Various locals attend gatherings at Ralph Robertson and Jim Pulver homes. Santa Monica visitors join in local calls at H. J. Carris and Jim Pulver residences.
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Ray Redlinger
Wehr
Gilbert Hotle
Paul Harvey
H. T. Carris
Genn Little
P. H. Noel
B. R. Senft
Gladwin
John Robertson
Marjorie
Curtis Snyder
Royal Robertson
Ralph Robertson
What Money Won't Buy Prize Definition
The Kansas City Star notes a past Englist contest prize for best definition of money. The winning entry defined money as an article that may passport everywhere except heaven and provide everything except happiness.
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Heaven
Kansas City Star
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