Neighborhood party and club events fill Fortnightly Club evening
The article details a neighborhood gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicola with about seventy guests enjoying dancing music and refreshments. It also covers a Fortnightly Club section meeting at Mrs. C. W. Stewart's home with twenty five plus members and guests, featuring performances, readings, and dress demonstrations, plus a wedding at the Methodist parsonage and various society notices including Legion Auxiliary activities and Arts and Crafts class signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nicola
Lester Wagner
Roy Davison
C. W. Stewart
West Main Street
Max Marble
George Masson
Marble
Elliott
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Carolyn Hamilton
Bischoff
Blackbird
Wetherly
J. Reade MeCrory
F. B. Carter
Walker
Harry Ross
Frank Gobble
EF. P. McConnaughey
Charles Davis
Kenneth Carris
Harry Dickerson
Ed Grayson
John PD. Kern
Mmes. Dickerson
Carris
Kern
Bambrick
J. E. Ream
Miss Bratten
Mmes
A. B. Schmoeller
Roy Means
Mike Lewis
Mary Kerr
Alec
G. S. Kerr
McConnaughey
Ed Davis
Clara, Darbyshire
A.B. Schmoeller
Clara. Stewart
Flo Stewart
Frank Carter
Warren Nomination to Attorney General Stalemate
President Coolidge advised Republicans in the Senate not to re submit Charles B. Warren of Michigan for attorney general as the nomination could not be confirmed. Warren would discuss future action with Coolidge after the Senate rejected the nomination 40 to 40 with absent supporters paired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iity
Vresect
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
White House
Warren
Judge VieCamant
Portland
Oregon
Wis
McCamant
Detroit
Charles Beecher Warren
Machine Made Finishes Discussed With Election Of Committee
H White presented a helpful paper on machine made finishes. The program committee for next year was elected with Miss Alice Rownd Mrs TD YD Bevins and Miss Kathryn Latta serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. White
Alice Rownd
TD. YD. Bevins
Kathryn Latta
Walnut Womans Club Meeting Notice
Announcement lists multiple society notices including a Walnut Woman's Club meeting with Mrs Ralph Chorpening and a Heights School parent teacher meeting at 3:45 with programs by children. Also references W S C and South Prairie hood district meeting with Mrs Gladys Hoover and Mrs C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noticoe—Walnut Womans Club
Ralph Chorpening
Heights
South Prairie Hood
Coolidge Proclaims American Forest Week Observance
President Coolidge calls on governors to designate April 27 to May 3 1925 as American Forest Week urging Arbor Day within the period. A national committee led by ex Governor Frank Lowden will coordinate observance, stressing forest conservation and renewal for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Hino
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Local Club and Extension Notes From Ames
An assortment of community notices from Ames lists Thursday extension service home decorating meeting by C Rothlisberger with all day session and pot luck lunch. Also 1915 regular meeting at 8 PM, 1913 club gatherings, Rebekah Club events, bake sale on March 14, Moose Lodge social, candy club Friday gatherings, Will Kerr event, and Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting scheduled March 12 at 421 East Main with Leader Mrs Etta Brinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Rothlisberger
Extension Service
Ames
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A. Hawthorne
East Main St
Etta Brinton
Josh
Community notices from Ainsworth and surrounding groups
Attendance urged for a school of instruction meeting in Ainsworth on Tuesday. Several clubs and church groups schedule gatherings with times and hosts including Mrs Will G Stewart and Mrs Sue Foster. Members invited to social events at First United Presbyterian church and West Chester W R C meeting details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Instruction
Ainsworth
Ladies Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
W. RR. C
West Chester
Dr Ganfield to Speak at Local Endevor Events
Dr A W Ganfield comes to Washington for Christian Endeavor activities this week. He will address a banquet, then speak at First Presbyterian on Sunday morning and First United Presbyterian Sunday evening. He is president of Carroll College and former president of Center College, noted speaker on Chautauqua platforms and a 1922 Republican Senate candidate. He led a statewide education drive for Americanism and served on Kentucky boards and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ganfield
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
The
Ganfield
Carrol College
Waukesha
Wis
Center College
Harvard
Robert M. LaFollette
United States Senate
Kentucky
State Board of Control
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Methodist
West Washington Street
Bowers
Edna Ryals
Richland
Roy Everett Blumenstein
Wellman
Ira’ Rathmel
Gary
Indiana
Methodist Church
Ezra Gootwin
Jessie Stein
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarice Downing
Frank Kurtz
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Masson
Hollinger
Milan Shields
George Rudiger
Ola Mayer
Koy Schiebed
Loyd Morrison
Leland Morrison
O. JL. Clark
H. J. Montgomery
May Bostwick
T. A. Michels
L. Brockhart
Geo. Breitenbach
J. A. Freshwaters
Co. B. Kerr
Elizabeth, Swift
Laura Sweet
Zella Munn
J. &. Gardner
A. L. Griffith
Frank Casey
Lucy Casey
Lois Griffith
Fern Freshwaters
Airen Klippel
Helen Cunningham
Katherine Bostwick
Bertha Dempsey
Kay I. Dean
Dan
East Washington Street
F. L. Stewart
Nomin Ves
Mr. Warren
W. S.C
Gladys Hoover
James Middleton
Cox
Palmach
Il No
Mr. Ernt
Ohio
United States of America
Charles B. Hughes
19Th Century Club
M. W. Bailey
Rebekah Qub
Geo. Schneider
Delta Alpha
Young Womans Missionary Society
Washington ‘Cleaners
Moose Lodge
F. L. Morgan
East Madison Street
Pleuwi de
Will Kerr
EF. O
Will G. Stewart
South
Iowa Avenue
Friendship Club
Sue Foster
O. W
Amos Norton
Ainsworth W. RR. C
Royal Arch Masons
Mark Mason
Pennsylvania
Valvoline
Washington Oil Co
DR. Ganfield
AL OW. Ganfield
Blu Bank
Fei
American Lead Pencil Co
Avey
New York
Buick
Tucker & Eicher
White Way Garage
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