Centennial PTA meeting enjoyed by eighty patrons
Thursday evening at the Centennial school, eighty patrons including thirty men, attended a lively parent teachers association meeting. The program featured music, a triangle by Miss Young, a humorous song by Centennial teachers, and gymnastics for the men, followed by a social hour with cocoa and wafers.
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Centennial
Hest
Parent-Teachers Association
W. W Thawres
Miss Young
Adieus
Adieu
Gale Barnes
Rev McCrory
Rev Bowers
Eve A Botce
Sarah Grimes
Charles Thomas
Hays
Jugenheimer
Albert Simpson
Barnes
Crayton
Rhoades
McChurch
Longwell
Harry Toss
Emmett Hayes
Community center needs rise in Ames for hall and facilities
A speech by Pred Han sen highlights Washington Iowa Y M C A as a model of a large community building with pool gymnasium and rooms. He urges Ames to build a similar 80 by 90 feet three story structure to host concerts conventions and recreation for its growing population near 10 000.
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Pred Hansen
Rotary Club
Washington
Iowa
Ames
State
Chamber of Commerce
Wes
Ceyterea
Fruit to Avoid Choke Cherry Edible Varieties Noted
Historical note discusses choke cherry fruit usually inedible with occasional large-fruited varieties found edible. Warns that leaves contain prussic acid and both fresh and wilted leaves are poisonous.
Announcements from local clubs and groups
Notice list with a Spanish American Auvil meeting at 7 30 in the G A R hall and Girl Scouts advisory council meeting with Mrs W M Keeley Monday at 4 30 Also the Household Economies Department Fortnightly Club meets Tuesday evening with Mrs Dan Re Vins 627 East Washington Demonstration Lingerie Members bring particles The American Legion Auxiliary banquet follows membership contest results at 6 30 in the Presbyterian church basement with a regular meeting to follow Members urged to attend and bring silver
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Auvillary
G. A. R. Hall
Advisory Council For the Girl Scouts
W. M. Keeley
Dan Re Vins
East Washington
American Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
High School Week Notes From Rural Normal Training Club
Weekly activities cover physical education talks by Helen Grosscup and demonstrations in the gym supervised by Carrie Haney. Tuesday’s boys plan plays while girls teams clash in a 21 to 7 win refereed by Mr. Melway. Inauguration radio service for President Coolidge is reported and a final debate ends 3-0 against Davenport. Friday’s team travels to Fairfield for championship action. Notices invite Junior Queen Esthy Standard Bearers and Sunshine Community Club meetings with specified hosts.
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Helen Grosscup
Carrie Haney
van Houten
Heng
Melway
Ag Club Elects President After Brief Meeting
After a short business meeting that included nominations for president, the Agricultural group enjoyed a lively evening in the gymnasium with members socializing and planning activities.
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Ag Boys
Community notices for West Chester church groups
Various church and club notices invite members to meetings in West Chester including the Ladies Aid Society at the Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon and Home Economics groups meeting March 10 and 13. The YWCA to hold its organizational meeting March 9 in the Y community room. all members urged to attend.
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Presbyterian Church
L. S. Patterson
Ivan Rehimnel
F. W. Eastwood
J. E. Buttler
Ftimageia
Patterson
Jack
Weudd
Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Russell Davis
West Main Street
W. W. Bowers
Harvey Young
Hiness
J. O. Sexton
O. Riese
S. W. Brookhart
J. M. Wilson E
China
Ethel Atkinson
Davis
T. “. Davis
Leslie Dunlap
Howard Crozier Cave
Crozier
Jefferson Street
T. S. E. Club
Sunshine Community Club
Pearl Burger
Bert Rittenhouse
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
West Chester
Susan Coffey
The
Nettie Skipton
P B. Gray
Ida Hough
Knights of Pythias Work in the Rank of Knight
Knights of Pythias hold a knight initiation with full attendance on Monday evening March 9 at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Weather Talk Keeps Farmers Talking Across Plains
A group discusses seasonal weather contrasts from cold dry air to spring-like warmth. They compare dryness versus dampness, note dry snow squeaking underfoot, and prefer cold dry conditions over milder slush. The chatter reflects everyday rural worry about timing of spring and planting.
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Ike
Minnesoty
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Mr. Harding
Health Board
PP. T
P. T
Independent Club
Francis Swift
Harry Swift
France Swift
Patricia Lorraine
Welch
Wayland News
Joe T. Wenger
Wayland
Kathryn
Otto O. Sutter
J. G. Eam
Lawrence Wilson
W. C. Harding
Kenneth Carris
EB. C. Carris
Kila Chilcote
8. Hewitt
Melo. Kallous
Wm. Black
Rebekahs
Washington Lodge
Riverside
Muscatine
Jackson
Michigan
Schuyler Colfax
Shumala
Lucille Reister
Des Moines
Coliseum
United States
D. C
President Coolidge
Hammill
A. N. Alberson
Vening
Tie Woman's Missionary Society
I First United Presbyterian Rich
Irs
George Maxwell
J. M. Godfrey
McCrory
D. N. Anwyl
I. J. Davidson
Irs Maxwell
J. Melhinney
Woman's Missionary Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Eva Livingston
John Lytle
S. C. Pulver
Ruraal Women's Club
J. N. Phillips
Miss Jessie
Washington Steam Laundry
Slam
Davenport
Mekhinstry
Fairfield
Josephine Nailey
Visi
L. A. Jones
FP. N. Etter
Dailies Aid
Grace Romine
Mary Romine
Ellen Bill
Pythian Sister
AG Meeting
Frederick Eastwood
Frank Wilson
Dr. Stewart
Anna Ross
Hee Crate
Abe Martin
Gossard
Elastic Belvadeurs
Rothschild
Washington, Iowa
Binkley
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