Young Women’s Missionary Society Elects Officers
The Young Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met with Mrs. Shirley Clark Saturday afternoon and elected officers: President Mrs. Lloyd Walker Vice President Mrs. C A Owen Secretary Mrs. Jay Krewer Treasurer Mrs. Neil Trotman Tank offering secretary Mrs. J F Whisler Literature secretary Miss Irene DeLong Efficiency secretary Miss Ruth George The nominating committee report was accepted. The program on the American Indian was led by Mrs. A Owen with Miss Irene Delong as devotional leader. Refreshments were served by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Shirley Clark
Lloyd Walker
C. A. Owen
Jay Krewer
Neil Trotman
J. F. Whisler
Irene DeLong
Ruth George
George Rudiger
Mra
A. Owen
Nineteenth Century club reviews Bronte play and world travel book
Mrs Patterson gave a review of Charlotte Bronte by E F Benson at the Nineteenth Century club meeting at Mrs Carl Roberts home. The next meeting is March 18 at Mrs Frank Millers home with Mrs George Morrison reviewing Around the World Single Handed by Harry Pidgeon. Miss Bernice Anderson and Miss Irene Paul hosted a Friday miscellaneous shower for Mrs Lloyd Augustine with ten guests solving puzzles and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Patterson
Charlotte Bronte
E. F. Benson
Nineteenth Century Club
Carl Roberts
Patterson
Moor Barn
University Theater
Iowa City
Bronte
Frank Miller
George Morrison
World
Harry Pidgeon
Bernice Anderson
Irene Paul
Lloyd Augustine
Miss Paul
Merry Mixer Club
Echoon
Lloyd Phillips
Charles Thrapp
Phillips
Statler
Thrapp
Royal Neighbors Meeting Tuesday at Woodwan Hall
The Royal Neighbors will meet Tuesday at 8 o clock in Woodwan hall for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodwan Hall
Washington Wins Tourney to Play Next at Davenport
Washington claimed the tournament title and advances to Davenport for the next round. The victory came in a competitive matchup with strong offense and key plays shaping the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davenport
President Declares Bank Holiday and Calls Congress Session
The United States enters a four day bank holiday under a midnight Roosevelt proclamation halting gold payments to curb runs. Clearing house certificates will stand in for currency while Congress is summoned to an extra session to pass urgent bank legislation.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
DL. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Hess
Federal Reserve
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States of America
Insular
United States
Local D A R delegates head to Des Moines conference
Mrs C A Speer state librarian of the D A R and Mrs Orville Elder join Phil George at the farm bureau oil station to travel to Des Moines for the lone state conference. A Washington Municipal Band practice warms up at city hall ahead of tomorrow evening’s broadcast. Mr and Mrs E R Harvey plan a quiet golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday amid health concerns. An older federal proclamation establishes a March banking holiday, suspending banking operations and gold or currency transfers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil George
Farm Bureau
C. A. Speer
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Orville Elder
Des Moines
Washington Municipal Band
City Hall
E. R. Harvey
Mayor Cermak’s rise and his fatal shooting at Roosevelt
Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak rose from a west side tow boy and real estate operator to the city’s chief executive. He was wounded at Bay Front Park when President Elect Roosevelt’s party was attacked, later dying from complications. Zangara faces first degree murder charges and possible execution.
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Dick Whittington
Chicago
West Side
Blue Island Avenue
Mary Horejas
Cermak
Home First Real Estate
Lawndale
Cook County Board of Commissioners
William Hale Thompson
Roosevelt
Bay Front Park
Secret Service
Zangera Vaces
Miami
Fla
W.P
Giuseppe Zangara
Anton J. Cermak
Zangara
Neighbors Stage Surprise Farewell Party for Dayton Family
Last Friday neighbors learned the Milt Dayton family is moving to Iowa City and held a surprise party that evening at the Dayton home. Forty seven attended as cards, visiting, and puzzles filled the night followed by meat sandwiches pie and coffee. Nell Dayton of Cedar Rapids and Sam Henderson of Keota attended as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Dayton
Iowa City
Walt Statler
Dayton
Cora
Letha
Nell Dayton
Cedar Rapids
Sam Henderson
Keota
Merry Mixer Club
Opal Meath
Misa Nell Dyton
Mol Tierney
Will Carr
Sam Delong
Clardly Johnson
Mary
Lloyd Phillips
Donald
Art Romine
Willian Shafer
Ed Duvall
Darlene
Local residents visit and shop in Washington over weekend
Miss Nell Brooks of Wayland and Miss Pearl Gardner of Ainsworth shopped in Washington. Evan Evans and Thomas E. Jones from Crawfordsville visited on business. John R. Williams and Francis McConnell and friends spent weekend at Ames and planned a Des Moines auto show stop. Auctioneering by D F Macon announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Brooks
Wayland
Pearl Gardner
Ainsworth
Washington
Evan Evans
Thomas E. Jones
Crawfordsville
John R. Williams
Francis McConnell
Keith Lord
Mark Campbell
Ames
Junior McConnell
Bruce Campbell
Des Moines
Local visits and weekend travel around area families
Mr and Mrs Earl Corbin and sons Wright and Dick visited Mrs Corbins mother Mrs S S Wright in Davenport on Sunday. Several students and young people from Ames Cedar Falls Waterloo and Des Moines spent weekends visiting family or home campuses. Bruce Stewart of Crawfordsville and Jerry Kelly from Des Moines were in Washington and Des Moines respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Corbin
Wright and
Davenport
Helen McCleery
Waterloo
Getts Funeral Ties West Townsfolk in Letts
Getts family mourns Mrs. Charles Getts with Martha Butler noting out of town kin lert Getts from Anaconda Montana visited Letts to console family. Pallbearers at the Tuesday funeral included nephews Omet Peters Spencer Bell Milford Bell John P Jones Merrit Hawkins and Boyd Humble. Mrs J B Milam and daughter Blanch visited Muscatine while Flora Tipton reshingled Second Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkert Getts
Anaconda
Mont
Charles Getts
Floyd Lieberknecht
Letts
Lloyd Werner
George Manley
George Morley
Mairfield
Omet Peters
Spencer Bell
Milford Bell
John PB
Jones
Merrit Hawkins
Boyd Humble
J. B. Milam
Blanch
Mascatine
Flora Tipton
Muscatine Fe
Second Street
Respect and Self Worth in Pursuit of Excellence
The passage urges that true achievement requires full effort and self-respect. It states a person cannot reach their highest potential if they perform work half-heartedly or view their occupation as drudgery. Perceived meaninglessness blocks inner approval and prevents calling forth one’s best.
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WAX Museum
Cecil B. Demille
Fredric March
Claudette Colbert
Elissa Landi
Charles Laughton
Washington State Bank
Phillips & Hebner’s
YOUNG
CCX Motor CO
Vhone
KGFT
Wells
Koupka
Jackson
McClure
J ' Dusenbery
McElhinney
Glider
Cattoni
E Oomne
Eagle Stamp Customers
Phillips & Hebner
R. L. Lytle
Oriez & Speer
J. A. Harwood & Son
Brown's
Super Service
East End Grocery
Treva
Beauty Shoppe
Reister & Sons
Margaret Kruis
William J. Sinnott
Russell Caldwell
New Jersey
Society
Parkwell
D. F. Macon
Iowa
Kenneth Cline
E. E. Cline
Hubert Cline
Ken
Don Benz
Berne Enslin
Nellie Bain
Robert
A. Palm
Winfield
Eben Davis
Harry Margolin
J. Rothschild
Rochester
Minn
I. Rothschild
New York City
Mr. Rothschild
Margolin
Baptist Church
Tessies Jessie Rice
Brothy Soukup
Harry Soukup
D Dimes Schmoeder
Cherie McElhinney
University of Iowa
Mary McConaughy
Jerry Kelly
Mildred Edmondson
Kalona-Washington Road
Gillette
Who. L. McDaniel Druggist
Wardrobe Cleaners
S.W. Corner Square
Columbus Junction
Martha Butler
Lee
Abby
I. BE. Kunath
East
Washington St
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisie Long
Prop
L. C. Willits Garage
Johnson
Westphal
John Shields & Sons
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