D A R Meeting Held at Snakenberg Home
A D A R gathering was held last night at Mrs. Paul Snakenberg's home. Mrs. J O Eider presented the D A R magazine subscriptions proposal and reviewed the March issue. Regent Mrs. Frank Kurtz thanked committees for the Washington birthday luncheon. By‑laws were read for April vote. Ethel Greeian was unable to speak due to illness.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul Snakenberg
J. O. Eider
DPD. A. R
D.A.R
Frank Kurtz
Ethel Greeian
Washington County Society for Registered Nurses formed
Graduate nurses of Washington county met to complete the organization of registered nurses. A constitution and by laws were adopted and committees appointed. Mrs. W. M. Tweeten was elected treasurer. The group will hold a monthly meeting at 8 p.m. on the first Tuesday at the nurses home. All registered nurses are invited to join and watch the social calendar for announcements.
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Washbington County
W. M. Tweeten
Washington County Society For Registered Nurses
Pythian Sisters Hold Inspection and Potluck Dinner
Pythian Sisters met at the K C hall with inspector Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Ot tumwa. After a noon potluck, seven candidates were initiated and two restored. visiting sisters from Wellman West Chester attended. a $15 donation to the Pythian Sisters home was sent.
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Pythian Sisters
K. C. Hall
Charlotte Smith
Ottumwa
Paul Harveys
John Pratt
Byverette Ward
Wellman
West Chester
Pythian Sisters Home
Sherm Crone
Ted Crone
Vic Crone
K. P. Hall
Knights of Pythias
Pyliap
Knights
Brighton
A. B. Kmoeller
Harryier
Harry Crone
Mrs Himmelreich Hosts Friendly Social Club Meeting
Mrs Lene Himmelreich hosted nine members and four guests at her home for a Friendly Social club gathering yesterday. Guests included Jennie Strum Wanda Kephart Mrs Lloyd Lovelett and her baby daughter. A luncheon was planned and refreshments were served with help from Miss Strum and Mrs Maggie Kephart. The April meeting will be at Mrs Maggie Kephart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene Himmelreich
Friendly Social Club
Jennie Strum
Wanda Kephart
Lloyd Lovelett
Daughter
Local Social Calendar Requests by 10 A.M. Thursday
Notices list various club and church meetings with times and hosts including Pieur-de-lis club Masonic Temple Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Prairie Flower Missionary society Walnut Woman's club Rebekah club Kolah club Friendship club U P Ladies Aid Lexington PTA Methodist units and Loyal Women's class of Baptist church with host addresses and schedule details.
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Ray Bell
O.E
Masonic Temple
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
E. J. Blatter
H.H. Club
Don Applegate
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Adolph Largon
Walnut Woman's Club
Fred Longer
Rebekah Club
H.q
F. Hall
Kolah Club
Pearl Kennedy
P. E. Babcock
K. Jefferson St
Edna Klein
P. Washington St
Charles Thomas
S. Iowa Ave
L. M. Bicher
M. H. Sartor
W. Washington St
J. M. Gallagher
Rio de Janeiro Temperatures and Rainfall Stay Steady Year Round
A weather summary notes that Rio de Janeiro experiences little variation in temperature and rainfall across months. The climate remains consistently mild with similar averages throughout the year.
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Rio de Janeiro
Knife and Spade Money Shaped Like Ancient Chinese Tools
Knife money mirrored a modern open edge razor and was carved after an ancient Chinese blade. Spade money featured a pronged spade shape resembling a trowel or digging tool.
Oweseca Group Meets Tuesday
The Oweseca Camp Fire group gathered at the YMCA for a meeting. Mrs. Ed Hanson proposed ideas for the birthday project and Lila Godwin presented honors. The session closed with songs.
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Oweseca
Ed Hanson
Lila Godwin
Lemmons Host Bridge After Y's Men Meeting
Mr and Mrs John Lemmon hosted three bridge tables after the Y's Men's club meeting. Mr and Mrs Lewis Warren won high score for the evening. Wives of the Y's men had refreshments at the North Side cafe before the men returned from their meeting.
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John Lemmon
Y's
Lewis Warren
North Side
Two Sections of Handcraft Dept Meet Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Davis hosted twenty members of Handcraft department section 2 and four guests. Mrs. George Clapper wrote a paper on The Porch As an Added Room read by Mrs. B. H. Van Meter. Mrs. C Harry Davis and Mrs. Harvey Meek presented an Irish pantomime. Section 4 met at Mrs. Don Brindley’s home with wallpaper tricks and uses presented by Mrs. Alvin Shaw. Guests included Mrs. Elmer Cherry Edith Faris Ernest Beauchamp Crawfordsville and Georgia Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
George Clapper
B. H. van Meter
C. Harry Davis
Harvey Meek
A. B. Schmoeller
Clara Huber
Elmer Cherry
Edith Faris
Ernest Beauuchamp
Crawfordsville
George Vaults
Alvin Shaw
Don Brindley
Birthday greetings and anniversaries listed for regional residents
The notice catalogs dates envisaging birthdays anniversaries and greeting wishes for Kev W H Kelley Lucille Weber Leon a Minger Howard McCileery Charles Brown Golia Miller Alvin Jones Evelyn Dea John McCrabb Jeanette Boshart Elinor Kummel and Bill Shannon with related family notices from East Highland Crawfordsville Ainsworth Lexington Armsworth and Uska oosa alongside wedding anniversary acknowledgments and a cake observance at the Journal wane breakfast event.
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Charles Brown
Golia Miller
Alvin Jones
Crawfordsville
Evelyn Dea
Ainsworth
John McCrabb
Lexington
Jeanette Lois Boshart
Depths of Grand Canyon and Hell Canyon Compared
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado reaches 5 560 feet at its deepest, while Hell canyon of the Snake runs to 6 000 feet. The Snake averages 40 miles with depths near 5 500 feet, closely matching the Grand Canyon at its deepest point.
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Grand Canyon
Colorado
Hell Canyon
The
Snake
Snake Canyon
One Man's Pass Over Slieve League Cliffs
In Donegal Ireland a daring ascent features a solo climber traversing the famed Slieve League cliffs. The record shows a 2 000 foot drop to the sea below as the climber leans into the grass to steady balance.
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Donegal
Ireland
Two Teams Attend Oyster Supper as Guests
The bx Cards and junior college Cardinals visited the Past Worthy Advis ors club for an oyster supper at the Masonic Temple. Dinner was served at 7 pm with red and black junior college colors on display. Speakers included Dean Harland Meaderental and former coach George Freshwaters, plus Card assets and out of town guests.
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Cardinals
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Harriett Bey
Virginia Lemley
Elizabeth Brown
Helen Kos
Marguerite Hardy
Margery Means
Doris Klepfer
Dean Harland Mead Erental
George P Freshwaters
Fred Maasham
Boone
Cardinal
George Freshwaters
Keith Stewart
West Chester
Henry Little
Columbus Junction
Emma Hardy
Ed Squire
Nels B. Westermark
Unit 8 Ladies Aid Convenes in M E Church
The Unit 8 Methodist Ladies Aid met yesterday afternoon with seven members present. Devotions were led by Mrs Leslie Gates, leader Mrs Golia Miller conducted the business meeting and voted to dispense with regular monthly meetings unless called by the leader. Each member will keep a mite box for monthly contributions followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Leslie Gates
Golia Miller
Mrs D McCormac Named President of P E O Chapter
Columbus Junction details the election and installation of officers for Chapter CX P E O Sisterhood. Dorothy McCormac named president with Lenore Newnam as alternate. other officers include Wilma Northey Mary McKee Juanita Huston Hope Dunneuard Ada Letts. Birthday observance for Belle J Allen noted. Willing Workers group gathering announced.
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Columbus Junction
Mars
Chapter CX
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Hattie McGrew
Dorothy McCormac
Lenore Newnam
Wilma Northey
Mary McKee
Juanita Huston
Hope Dunneuard
Ada Letts
Belle J. Allen
Columbus City
Alice Bartholomew
Little Rock
Ark
Ella May
D. L. Lambert
Columbus City Methodist Church
May
Porcupine and Fox Deaths Supposedly Linked to Double Tragedy
Milwaukee journalists on a weekend outing in Manitowish Wisconsin heard Rocky Wolfe recall a hunter story about a fox killed after a porcupine with spines in its mouth caused the animal’s death. Wolfe said the porcupine had been a pet and that both animals were intoxicated, framing the incident as a double tragedy.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Rocky Wolfe
Manitowish
Wis
Wolfe
Rocky
Walfe
Western Newspaper Union
Walker Hosts Rosemary Club Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs Dell Walker hosted Rosemary club members and husbands at four tables of bridge last evening in their home. Mrs Ray Bell won the women’s high score prize and Ray Bell the men’s high score prize. Guests included Mr and Mrs Adolph Larson and refreshments with a St Patrick’s day color scheme were served after the games.
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Mrs. Walker
Rosemary Club
Dell Walker
Ray Bell
Adolph Larson
Fairview Club Meats at Edd Reese Home
Crawfordsville March 7 The Fairview Community club met with Velta Finke and Lucile Evans at the Edd Reese home due to fitness only nine members attended. Mrs Eva Blankenhorn led a brief business session. Roll call elicited an Irish joke. Entertainment by Mrs Lowe and Mrs Pryor. Luncheon served. Next meeting set for April 6 with Mrs Stella Maxwell and Mrs Lowe.
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Crawfordsville
Fairview
Shrub Causes Paralysis in Livestock Across Southwest
The coyote shrub native to Mexico and the Southwest is linked to permanent paralysis in cattle and other livestock after ingestion. Researchers note toxin exposure as the likely cause and warn ranchers to monitor grazing areas.
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Mexico
Southwest
Benefit card party announces support event
Announcements note a benefit card party on Wednesday evening starting at 8. Proceeds will support the 18t2 organization or cause referenced in the notice. The item emphasizes community fundraising and social gathering.
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C.F
Neo Mark The Doubter and the Faint of Beu
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local notice or column item involving Neo Mark and a doubt or belief theme. Lacking full context, it reads as a quirky or editorial snippet on face value with sparse, unreadable supporting details.
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Neo
Beu
Wis
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Snakenberg
Mrs. Himmelreich
Mrs. Lemmon
Cyclamen
Kfuchsla
NAVY
Hanson
East Side Square
Wellesley
Handcraft Dept
Shaw
Ezra Gardner
Claude Tucker
T. F. Barker
W. F. Bickel
Georgia Larson
Kev WH. Kelley
Uska Oosa
Washington
Three Quarter Century Club
John Kranese
Armsworth
Frank Dvorak
Lucille Marie Weber
Leona Ane Minger
East Highland
Howard &. McCileery
Elinor Kummnel
John Kimmel
Bill Shannon
Ladies Aid
M.E. Church
D. McCormac
P.E.O
Frank E. Hagan
Elmo Scott Watson
Fairview Club
Edd Reese
Spurgeon's
Swaggers Cottage
Priscilla
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