Initiation Held for Two Pythian Sisters at KP Hall
Pythian Sisters initiated two new members, Mrs. Maxine Moore and Orlena Augustine, at the KP hall Tuesday night with 47 in attendance. Committees were named to assist the new members, funds approved for the Ferrell fund, and delegates elected for the grand temple and district convention. An April 1 school of instruction is planned with district officers in charge and invites extended to nearby schools.
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Pythian Sisters
KP Hall
Maxine Moore
Orlena Augustine
Hubert Lohrer
Vina Manussiet
Omer Conklin
Moore
Les Woods
Ralph Martin
Dan Rohrer
Augustine
Ferrell
Des Moines
Charles Crone
Clarence Shaffer
Conklin
Gus Reinert
Woods
George Baker
G. F. Moothart
Burlington
Cloyd Garrett
Ice Johnson
Moothart
Willis Richards
Baker
John Young
Clarence Berkhoff
John Morrett
Marion Thompson
Oskaloosa
West Chester
Brighton
Emma Barnett
Everette Chorpening
Les Leeper
Ethel Palmer
Dr and Mrs Reid Return From Six Week Western Trip
Dr and Mrs Fred E Reid returned home last evening from a six weeks tour of the West and South spending twelve days in Los Angeles and a month in Phoenix where they visited Mrs Dora Steck and Mrs Otella Boller. They also saw Mrs Lena Tripp in Tucson. They reached home after a heavy snow storm delaying travel at South Washington and continuing to Davenport before final arrival in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reid
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Dora Steck
Otella Boller
Washington
Des Moines
Steck
Tucson
Lena Tripp
South Washington
Davenport
Milwaukee
Mrs Dill and Mrs Smith Host LBC Club Meeting
The LBC club met with Mrs Bert Dill and Mrs Mae Smith Tuesday afternoon. Thirteen members and two guests attended. A brief business session preceded the entertainment committee's duties. Members recalled moving experiences and guests enjoyed St Patrick's Day themed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBC Club
Bert Dill
Mae Smith
Africa’s addax described as light colored antelope
An African antelope known as the addax is noted for its pale coat. The species is described in brief terms as a light colored desert-adapted animal native to Africa.
Student Recital by Edith Shields Pupils at YMCA
A piano recital by Mrs Edith Shields pupils will be held Thursday evening March 6 in the YMCA community room. The public is invited to attend the program which will begin at unspecified time.
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Edith Shields
YMCA
Social Calendar of Church and Club Meetings Listed
All items for this column must be in by 10 a.m. Wednesday. Beta Sigma Phi PEO and church social events occur Thursday at various venues. OES Pincell, Temple events, Friendly Circle and Circle meetings, West Chester COC Class, and other guilds plan 2 p.m. gatherings. Friday features Women’s Service Guild and Rebekah lodge activities with a 6 30 p.m. potluck at Masonic Temple. WSCS and Women’s Missionary Society host workshops and afternoon events with co hosts and supplies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
P.m
William Sitler
T. A. Michels Delta Alpha
M. Phillips
St. Pauls
Vernon Pike
Women's Service Guild
Presbyterian Church
Ruth Nichol
Earl Galloway
Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
WSCS
Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Society of
UP Church
Walter Kyle
Lola Winga
Former Resident Celebrates Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Francis B Swift of Davenport observed their silver wedding anniversary on Monday February 24. Swift was born near Havre and graduated from Washington high school class of 1915. He has been a mail clerk on the Milwaukee Railroad between Davenport and Kansas City. Mrs Swift is the former Mary Broker of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis B. Swift
Davenport
Mr. Swift
Havre
Washington High School
Milwaukee Railroad
Kansas City
Swift
Mary Broker
Chicago
Y Wives Vote Tuesday For District Delegates To National Convention
The Y Wives met Tuesday afternoon and selected four delegates from the Iowa District YMCA to the National convention in Muay. Charlotte Earls appears on the ballot and may join the district delegation. About fifteen members attended to crafts and planning for precinct caucuses. Next meeting includes a 1 30 dessert luncheon and officer elections.
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Iowa
Muay
Charlotte Earls
DAR Members Meet in Home of Mrs. Cruise
The Daughters of the American Revolution gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. M. J. Cruise's home with Mary Welch assisting. Sixteen members attended under Regent Mrs. Ralph Minick. Mrs. C. R. McCutcheon reviewed the DAR magazine and displayed Helen Pouch school scholarship stationery. Mrs. J. E. Lemmon spoke on The Lil of the Indian Child, and Mrs. Paul Thayer sang two Indian songs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Cruise and Miss Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. J. Cruise
Mary Welch
Hos
Ralph Minick
C. R. McCutcheon
DAR
Helen Pouch
J. E. Lemmon
Paul Thayer
Cruise
Blue Lake Bean and Tuna Bake Recipe Tale
A homemaker friendly dish using Blue Lake green beans tuna and elbow macaroni. The article lists ingredients and step by step sauce preparation and baking to yield four servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Aorthwest
Rainbow Girls Donate To The Ferrell Fund
Rainbow Girls voted Monday night to contribute to the Ferrell Fund. Biattoer, Worthy as social advisor, presided in the absence of Vela. Plans were made for a Legion style show Tuesday night. The worthy grand advisor will visit in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls Organization
Jefirey Ferrell
Vn Biattoer
Worthy
Tat Vela
the Legion
Marion Maids Meet With Davison Sisters
The Marion Maids 4 H club met Saturday with six members three visitors and two leaders. Nancy Schnicker was named club librarian for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
4-Helo
Janice
Jayvee Davis
Jean Davison
Nancy Schnicker
Roon Care
Spring Styles Seen At Fashion Show by Rainbow Organization
Rainbow Organization staged a spring fashions show at the Legion hall Tuesday night. About 125 attendees viewed outfits modeled by a large group of women while Tulips and pussy willows formed the decor by Wolf Floral shop. Mrs Lee Baird played piano for the models and Rosemary Jenkins sang with violin accompaniment by Foster Bagge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Organization
Rainbow Girls
Wiganization
Atea
Legion Hall
Margaret WeCall
Judy Arthur
Beverly Wolf
Harriet Orr
Sybil Bagee
Mary Ann Warner Ardeth Wend Rite Davis
Sandra Jones
Linda Brindley
Marlene Blick
Charlene Stoutner
Paulie Stewart
Alice Swanson
Helen Heilman
June Dodd
Wolf Floral Shop
Lee Baird
Foster Bagge
Rosemary Jenkins
Homer Stephen Recovers Nicely After Iowa City Surgery
Homer Stephen is reported to be getting along nicely after surgery at the University hospital in Iowa City. He sat up briefly yesterday as Mrs. Stephen’s daughter Mrs Clyde Boice visited from Palo Alto California. Baby State Arizona entered the Union Feb 14 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Stephen
University Hospital
Iowa City
Stephen
Clyde Boice
Palo Alto
Calif
Des Moines Republicans host $25 box supper and speeches
The Iowa Republicans held a Des Moines event with 2,000 attendees paying $25 for tickets to a dinner and political speeches at KRNT theater. Guests collected boxed meals with fried chicken and sides, while some did not attend, and leftovers were solicited as remnants of the fundraising night.
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KRNT
Republican Rally Highlights Oratory and Entertainment in Des Moines
A Des Moines Republican gathering featured music and political skits by Young Republicans, with speeches by Governor Beardsley, Senator Hickenlooper, and Dr. W. H. Alexander. Robert Vogeler spoke of his Hungary experience, praising change in national policy as crowds applauded Let Freedom Ring. Attendance included 40 county tickets amid campaign fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Weatherwax
Washingon D.C
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
Iowa
Beardsley
Hickenlooper
Tom Murphy
Red Oak
Truman
National
Eugene Bailey
Ottumwa
Monsignor
Patrick McDermott
Atlantic
The
American Legion
Progressive Supper Planned by YW Mixers
Plans for a progressive supper to be held Tuesday evening March 25 were discussed by the YW Mixers in the YW rooms. The meal will be served in about four homes replacing the monthly pot luck. About twelve girls attended last night to work on crafts.
St James Study Club Observes Lenten Season
Mrs Bernard McCarthy entertained the St James Study Club Tuesday night. Harsh road conditions kept several members away as they read through A Day with The Pope to observe the Lenten season. In lieu of refreshments the group made four seat clovers for St Patrick's Day.
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Bernard McCarthy
St. James
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Davison
Shirles Lukavenky
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Joyce Davison
Joyce
Dorothy and
Melva Schnicker
Diane Schlatter
Baby State
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Jeffrey
Jeffrey Ferrell
Kon
Tan Zs
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Olefsen Baytol
Joy
Olincup
Janice Fritz
Linda Mc
Wm. Mohland
Willard Mapel
John Cook
Patricia McGill
KREML
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W. H. Alexander
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
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West Chester Savings Bank
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