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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

6

Community clubs share an afternoon of events in Ainsworth

Mrs. J H Krenmyre hosts the Sorosis Club with a drama review led by Florence Stephens on The Enemy by Channing Pollock. Other groups meet at the Baptist church, Friendly Social Club, Kolah Club, Business and Professional Women, Fortnightly Club child study, Farm Bureau, and plan for Achievement Day.

J. H. Krenmyre Sorosiseclub Ainsworth Florence Stephens Channing Pollock Trezona Krenmyre Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Japan Lucile Forgey Allbaugh Hazel McCarty Grace Lyon Messer Wilma Walker Charlotte Campbell Thora Reynolds Nora Warner John Davidson Frank Mayhew Will Easter Ben Miller Will Saville James Nicholson Elmer Kephart George Benson Miller Joker Davidson Kolah Club Frank Heinzman Cloyd Knupp Bes Streetey Aldrich Flo Cherry R. J. Catlett Fairfield Clarence Jackson Steve Crawford Helen Mauthe Althea Montgomery T. A. Michels Isabelle Davis Miss Larby A. A. Spies Harold Schneller Chris Sevyrmp Glen Mace Lewis Goodlander J. D. Buchanan Max Marble Howard Crozier Richard McCleery H. E. Turner George Stewart E. E. Stutsman Farm Bureau Club C. C. Dayton Lerson J. C. Bridges Robert Raymond

Melloglo Face Powder Promises Youthful Look

Advertises MELLOGLO Face Powder claiming government approved purity and a French spreading process that prevents pores and flakiness. It promises lasting wear without shine and a youthful appearance.

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Local Announcements Recap for March Events

Ainsworth Chapter 392 C E S meets Friday March 7. Mrs George Teas hosts Poinsettia Club Thursday afternoon. Regular Presbyterian Choir rehearsal Friday 7 15 pm. K of C meets Thursday March 6 at 8 pm led by Grand Knight Joe Pieper.

Ainsworth Mrs. George Teas Poinsetta Club K. of C Joe Pieper

Christian Church Announces Weekly Special Services

The paper omits details but notes Thursday night lecture The Mil Tree and Friday night illustrated lecture Nuts at the Christian church. All are invited. Walnut 4H club meets Miss Mary Dunbar Saturday March 9 for picture making. 4H Jolly Jokers meet Ruth Johnson March 9 for cushion covers. Vloman Relief corps to bake and sell doughnuts at the court house Saturday.

Christian Church The Walnut 4H Mary Dunbar Jolly Jokers Ruth Johnson Vloman Relief Corps Court House

Yorkville sets stage for major motion picture production

Yorkville is described as the heart of New York's upper East Side, with a large studio set covering three city blocks. The feature includes the Block Party sequence, Fourth of July celebrations, Lawn Party scenes with debutantes, surf nymphs, and a water carnival. Janet performs Am a Dreamer, a love duet with Charles Farrel, and Sharon Lynn stars in Turn on the Heat finale with ten orchestras and one band providing music.

Yorkville New York Upper East Side Southhampton Janet Charles Farrel Sharon Lynn

Hoot Gibson Stars in Court and Wildcats at Graham Theatre

Hoot Gibson appears Friday in Court n Wildcats a Universal all talking action comedy at the Graham Theatre He plays a college boy who studies with mischief and later joins a wild west show courting a bold woman performer Eugenia Gilbert tames the pair in a high energy romance filled with action and laughs.

Hoot Gibson Graham N’ Wildcats Universal Hoot Eugenia Gilber

Mrs J A Moorhead Returns From Washington Hospital Visit

Mrs J A Moorhead returned from Washington where her husband is hospitalized. The Erickson sale last Wednesday drew a large crowd. Rtovy Johnston visited Mt Pleasant Friday. Willard Davises moved into the old Erickson house as the Ericksons relocated to Burlington. Grandpa Krantz turned eighty nine last Thursday with a walk to the mailbox. John Krantz and Elmer expect to return from Woodward today with Carl Krantz.

Elmer Woodward Carl Krantz

Attack on Federal Farm Act Debated by Iowa Dealers

H F Jones of Chicago denounces the federal farm act as class legislation and unequal law before the Iowa wholesale egg butter and poultry dealers association. He says cooperative marketing is a fetsh and the act subsidizes producers at consumers’ expense, threatens middleman property, and bypasses existing restraint laws. The convention closes today.

Des Moines Iowa Wholesale Egg, Butter and Poultry Dealers Association H. F. Jones Chicago Jones Farm Board

Legume rotations boost farm income says Iowa study

The Iowa Experiment Station reports four year crop rotations including clover raise per acre value from 22.70 to 33.93 dollars over ten years, maintaining soil value. Legume crops in Washington County are only 9 percent of cropland, prompting calls to plant more legumes to lower costs, raise incomes, protect land value, and supply high protein feed. Farm Bureau notes: Clay Township held a meeting at Max Winterhouse with talks, a dialogue, duets, dancing, and county agent talks, urging attendance for information and social time.

BREAU Iowa Experiment Station Washington County Farm Bureau Clay Township Max Winterhouses Ray Woodford Maxine Waterhouse Hubert Horton Day Brothers Lois Genevieve Meacham Washington Montgomery

February Busy Month for Washington County Farm Bureau

The February report shows 89 meetings with 1002 attendees, 19 farm visits, 87 interviews, 378 office callers, 142 letters, 21 press articles, 2133 circular letters mailed, 250 bulletins, farm laborers placed, and 522 miles driven by the county agent, totaling 1486 contacts in farm bureau work. Bee meeting at Kalona drew 22 with demonstrations and a lecture by A W Worthington. John Stewart and L B Gingrich to organize demonstration apiaries. Iowa ISU dust treatment for oats and barley seed disease control discussed, with Corona Oat Nurst and Ceresan recommended. costs around 25-26 cents per acre.

Waashinton Kalona Iowa Iowa State College Ceresan

Quietest Man Pays the Check in Ohio State Journal

In the Ohio State Journal reflection, the author notes the quietest man in a crowd often settles the restaurant bill, a wry observation from a voyage through memories of tears and laughter.

Columbus Ohio State Journal

Clean Start For Pigs Promoted In Extension Leaflets

The bulletin urges a clean start for piglets citing Rex Worceford and Iowa State College. It stresses sanitary farrowing pens scrubbed with boiling lye, dry bedding, and sow washing to reduce infections, scours, and skin diseases and improve market weight.

Rex Worceford Iowa State College

Sunshine and exercise are essential for healthy pigs

Sunlight and regular activity benefit pig health. fresh air and outdoor time support growth, welfare, and appetite. Access to clean space reduces stress and disease risk, aiding overall farm productivity and animal well being.

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