Madrigal Group Performs at Fortnightly Club Meeting
The Fortnightly Club Music department hosted Edna Klein and assist, Elizabeth Erdice, as madrigal group from the local high school directed by Boyd White performed four 16th century madrigals. Tone Steele accompanied on piano. Members listed include Nan Hoover, Doris Gray, Jean Atchison, Eleanor Tucker, Eleanor Keagy, Genevieve Baker, Merle Booth, Robert Bontrager, Tom Walker, Douglas Dowell, and John Rothlisberger. Helen Harvey spoke on English madrigal origins. Mrs. Roger Sherman led a brief business session and constitutional reading, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Klein
Elizabeth Erdice
Boyd White
Bible Department Honors Olive Campbell At Clapper Home
The Bible Department of the Fortnightly Club met after Olive Campbell’s funeral service yesterday afternoon at Mrs. George Clapper’s home. Thirteen members attended with Mrs. Emma Long leading devotionals and papers on Immortality and Religion and Drama. Mrs. C. E. Strong presented the lesson on Hebrews five and six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Department
Olive Campbell
George Clapper
Emma Long
Lauder Kennedy
Arie Turner
C. E. Strong
L. A. Bunce
Department
Chapter Y. T.T.T. Meeting at Simpson Home
Mrs. Everett Simpson hosted seven members of Chapter Y T T T T for a regular business meeting. President Mrs. Raymond Dayton led the session discussing plans for a rummage sale in the spring and other charitable projects including potential local charity support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Simpson
Y. T.T.T
Raymond Dayton
Rathmel Market Opens Saturday in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville, March 11 Rathmel's Market will open this Saturday with a free lunch for visitors. Ray Rathmel purchased the market from George Yeager who ran the meat market for many years. Ray and Mrs. Rathmel have moved to Crawfordsville and will be helped by his father Art Rathmel of Ainsworth. The store will offer groceries meat and locker service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Rathmel
Ray Rathmel
George Yeager
Art Rathmel
Ainsworth
Dinner Courtesy by Martha Wylie for Helen Stewart
Martha Wylie hosted a dinner for Helen Stewart at her parents home. Helen Stewart, a student at Iowa State Teachers College, is home between quarters and was guest of honor. St Patrick motif themed the table and menu. Junior college classmates and Dorothy Daniel, Agnes Brothy, Ruth Martin, and Mable Finney attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wylie
Don Wylie
Helen Stewart
Iowa State Teachers College
Yable
St. Patrick
Dorothy Daniel
Agnes Brothy
Ruth Martin
Mable Finney
Dautremont Family Dinner Honors Riverside Birthday
Riverside residents celebrate the joint birthday of C V Dautremont and son Elwer with a noon dinner and card games. Guests from Cedar Rapids Kalona and nearby areas attend, including Norbert Dautremont and others as listed in the with family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
C. V. Dautremont
Mary Rita
Virginia
Elmer Dautremont
Corrine
Marilyn
Adrian Dautremont
Peter Serbousek
Cedar Rapids
Lorena Kron
Kalona
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Sois
Adrian Dale
Ardean
Clement Dautremont
Mary Welch Delivers 300k Review for Literature Group
The Fort nightly club's Literature department met in the Y W C A Women’s Room with Mary Welch presenting a review of How Green Was My Valley by Richard Llewellyn. Martha Sidles led a brief business session as committee members A E Atchison Ruth Lemley Elizabeth Dawson and Helen Levis provided refreshments.
Anniversary Dinner Honors McCreedy
A dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Burke McCreedy honored Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCreedy for their 41st wedding anniversary on March 7. Attendees included the McCreedys, Will McCreedy, Orie O Connor, and their children in Fairfield. birthdays for Robert O Connor, Jack McCreedy, and Jimmie McCreedy were noted. Harry D. McCreedy of Ames college could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke McCreedy
Alex McCreedy
Orie O’connor
Robert O'Connor
Jack MccCreedy
Jimmie McCreedy
Will McCreedy
Orie O'Connor
Robert
Larry
Duane McCreedy
Jack
Myron
Earnest
Joan of Fairfield
Jimmie
Harry D. McCreedy
Ames College
April Tops Month For Safety In U S
In a Your Life magazine piece cited by Fred C. Kelly, April is the safest month nationwide due to fewer transit risks, fewer fires, less smothering danger for babies, and reduced winter slips. Though house cleaning brings falls, April still tops safety, with July cited as peak accident month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Fred C. Kelly
Your Life Magazine
Agricultural Expenses Estimated U S farm costs total 2.474 billion
The department of agriculture estimates annual operating expenditures for agricultural production at 2.474 billion dollars, with current expenses making up about two thirds of the total outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Social Calendar Notes With Numerous Club Meetings
Numerous groups post potluck suppers, luncheons and meetings across churches and clubs. Details list times, locations, hostesses, and changes, including Pythian Sisters, West Chester Pythian Sisters, Alma Hearne Holland missionary society, and many more obligations with dates, addresses, and duty rosters.
Drop Biscuits Quick Hot Bread Shortcut
A quick biscuit method uses slightly more milk for a wet batter and drops spoonfuls on a baking sheet to bake in a hot oven. In 8 to 15 minutes crisp, muffin textured biscuits emerge, served with butter and honey or jam for a special touch.
Mrs. Fred Reid Wins High Score at Bridge Benefit
White Shrine regular bridge party at the Masonic Temple yielded Mrs. Fred Reid as high scorer with three tables in play. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Alice Manassier and Mrs. Edith Richards. Mrs. Guy Cole recorded the low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Reid
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Alice Manassier
Edith Richards
Fred Reid
Guy Cole
Many Happy Returns and Birthday Celebrants
Two Three Quarter Century club members celebrate on this date. W. M. Terry born Richmond 1852 and Mrs. Mary Grecian born Washington 1861. Also listed are Daryl Beenblossom birthday and wedding anniversary, Martha Ann Chance first birthday, Barbara Jean Rathmel ninth birthday, and other honorees including Margaret Jane Owen, Mrs. E. M. McConaughy, Mrs. Lee Arthaud, Evelyn Sim, Harold Hyde, Donna Wylie, and Rosa Genevieve Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Terry
Richmond
Mary Grecian
Washington
Terry
Rolling Hill Road
Manhasset, L. L
Martha Ann Chance
William Chance
Barbara Jean Rathmel
Ray Rathmel
Margaret Jane Owen
C. A. Owen
Monmouth
E. M. McConaughy
Lee Arthaud
Ainsworth
Evelyn Sim
Wade Sim
Wayland
Harold Hyde
Donna Wylie
Rosa Genevieve Baker
George Baker
Simpson Couple Marks 33rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Albert Simpson celebrate their 33rd wedding anniversary today. The couple shares decades of marriage and family life, reflecting on their longtime partnership and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Albert Simpson
Church and fraternal notices blend in town announcements
Family Night service at Mii church Wednesday evening at 6230 bring dish to pass and table service Unit No 2 hosts meal and program Rev R C Keagy offers Lenten Meditation In the Shadow of the Cross A Presbyterian Cottage Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. home of Mrs J Martin White 312 E Main St Ainsworth chapter GELS No 892 hosts party at Masonic Hall Ainsworth Thursday evening inviting Eastern Stars Masons and families Potluck at 620 p.m. 243 Enterprise school Dutch Creek township hosts program and minstrel show Friday admission free hot lunch served Betty Wimmer teacher
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K.C. Hall
West Chester
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Ana Mercer
Betty Irwin
Mable Moore
Noble Grand Circle
J. H. Campbell
Ann Judson
Circle of Baptist Church
Fimner McClure
S. Fourth Ave
Doreas Society of St. Paul's
Just Us
C.D.A
Good Will Club
John Tucker
Junior Missionary Society of M.B
M.B
Gracehill Ladies Aid
Sunshine Community Club
Marshall Koehler
Valley Ladies Aid Society
Mary Frederick
Bethel Congregational
Bethel Church
Stewart P.T.A
fleur-de-Lis Club
Lloyd Foster
Boyd Foster
Walnut Women's Club
Leslie Mearland
Rural Women
Niccut Kare
Grant
Humaton
Y.W.C.A
Ruth Flood
Y. W. White Shrine
Roy Means
Public Affairs Department
North Side Cafe
C. C. Wilson
R. H. McCleery
McCleery
Main St
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
John F. Rittenhouse
Nona Reeves
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
H. H. Club
Howard McAtlin
Rebekah Club
Myrtle Morgan
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Ainsworth
O.B.S
Ainsworth Masonic Hall
Methodist Church
J. M. White
W. 3Rd. St
Jesse Busby
N. 7Th Ave
Wy. Zad. St
Tienald Bell
S. Marion Ave
W. F. Bickel
E. van Buren St
Ernest Sallady
Harry Davidson
W. M. Darbyshire
Charles Kennedy
Wyatt Marbourgz
H. G. Simpson
Paul Snakenberg
Friendship Club
Lydia Jazeler
Loyal “Women’s Bible
Baptist Church
John Shebeck
Ladies Aid Society of
Women’s Christian Council of Christian Church
Naomi Unit
William Putnam
E. Wash
St. Patrick
Martha
Ed Simmering
W. Madison
Ruth
Mii
R. C. Keagy
Presbyterian Cottage
J. Martin White
E. Mainst
Masonic Hall
Enterprise — School
Dutch Creek Township
Betty Wimmer
No Bottleneck on Arthur Crouse Farm Calving Surge
Boone Iowa March 11 There is no production bottleneck on the Arthur Crouse farms near here Output is well ahead of schedule Two cows there have each borne three calves within a year Each gave birth to twin calves and a single calf Farmers declare this is an unusually rapid birth rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Iowa
uUpe
Arthur Crouse
Here
Two English River Farmers Husk Field Corn on March 5
Alvin C. Hasty describes quirky events in English River township. Farmers husked field corn on March 5, snow surprised a reader, Ground Hog sighted its shadow, and tax levies in Maple Grove and Richmond are noted. The column weaves anecdotes with local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin C. Hasty
English River
Maple Grove
Richmond
Brigade
Tisers Entertain Families at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Edward Tiser hosted a 25th wedding anniversary dinner in Columbus Junction with daughters Mia, Robert DeFosse and Mrs Robert Finley, plus Muscatine relatives and H D Waterhouse. The gathering also marked several birthdays and included Nellie Lee organizing a party for former Indian Creek school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Mar
Edward Tiser
Mia
Robert DeFosse
Robert Finley
Muscatine
Juanita
Robert Wagner
Bettie
Donna Kauffman
Robert Orr
Ilona
Vernon Webb
Garden Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Stransky Home
Riverside March meeting of the Riverside Garden club was hosted by Mrs Joseph Stransky with members sharing favorite seed catalogues. Rose Pautremont led seed sowing and seedling articles. Guest Mrs John Rotenburger attended. tea was served. Officers named Victoria Griffin president Norval Flynn vice president Birdie Godlove secretary treasurer. Next meeting March 21 at Mrs Anna Kern home with a March poem and Pruning Shrubs led by Mrs Katherine L Thomann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Garden Club
Joseph Stransky
Rose Pautremont
John Rotenburger
Josh Schulze
Victoria Griffin
Norval Flynn
Birdie Godlove
Anna Kern
Katherine L. Thomann
Telephone Subscribers in Sao Paulo Classifications
Telephone subscribers in Sao Paulo Brazil are listed under five classifications name street address business or profession post office box and automobile license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Long Life From Pure Water On Farm Well
An old farm reports 42 feet deep water supplying home and stock for 91 years with no typhoid fever in the home. The note cites a tabulation showing 56 deaths, 45 before age 31, and a February 6 1918 letter from Mr. Eider about welcoming correspondence and items of value rather than a fixed number of fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hound
Richmond
Ing
Eider
Maxine Mangold Hosts Baptist Girls Meeting
The Worth While girls from First Baptist church met with Maxine Mangold as president was absent. Seven members attended with two guests Norma Jean Rhodebeck and Dorothy Bear. Mary Jane Trenerry led entertainment, Mangold arranged the program, refreshments were served, and the covenant was recited. The next meeting is the annual business meeting on April 15 at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth While
The
First Baptist Church
Maxine Mangold
Norma Jean Rhodebeck
Dorothy Bear
Lucille Votrnuba
Mary Jane Trenerry
Mangold
Sorosis Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs John Nye AINSWORTH
Twelve members answered roll call as Sorosis Club gathered at Mrs John Nyes home on Friday afternoon with a Japanese custom observed during the meeting Mrs Norma Clegg reviewed a Chinese book for the program Plans were made for a party to entertain their husbands on Friday evening March 14 at the C K E Bassler home The hostess assisted by Mrs Butterworth served refreshments
Funeral services for Miss Olive Campbell held yesterday
Funeral services for Miss Olive Campbell were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home conducted by Dr R C Keary of the Methodist church. Burial followed in Elm Grove cemetery with pallbearers Manton Hebdner Harry Montgomery L C Willits A L Griffith E D Morrison and Will Harwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Campbell
Sherman
Rome
R. C. Keary
The
Methodist Church
Elm Grove Cemetery
Manton Hebdner
Harry Montgomery
L. C. Willits
A. L.griffith
E. D. Morrison
Will Harwood
Harsh Krakatoa Eruption Heard Across Asia in 1883
The Krakatoa volcanic explosion of 1883 produced the loudest noise ever heard on earth. Reports indicate it was heard in Bangkok, about 1,400 miles from the eruption site, marking a historic global-infrasound event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Krakata
Bangkok
Ruth Flood to Review Book for Y W C A Thursday
Ruth Flood head of the junior college and high school speech dept will give a review Thursday evening at eight o'clock in the Women’s room of the Y W C A. The talk opens a series of reviews by local residents, inviting all women to attend, with Miss Flood reviewing White Cliff by Alice Duel Ler in the Women’s room near the Y M C A east entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Flood
Jior College
Y.W.C.A
Y.W
Miss Flood
White Cliff
Alice Dueller
R. Gillespie
Edith Shields
A. BK. Atchison
Y.M.C.A
Schoolroom Broadcast Aiding Paralyzed Boy Recites at Home
Fort Madison Iowa reports a boy Edward Hetzer nine years old who cannot attend school for months due to an injury. A two way phonic amplifier links his bedroom to his teacher six blocks away allowing him to hear lessons and recite through a speaker. The state department of education will fund this program for handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Iowa
Ward Hetzer
Hdward
Fise
Edn
Exere
State Department of Cation
Dev
Handica
Edward
Tax on Beer Then and Now in 1914 and Present
A note compares the tax on a barrel of beer, stating current duties exceed seven dollars, versus a total price in 1914 when the tax was only one dollar and a quarter. The snippet highlights historical tax changes affecting beer pricing.
Spring Suit Styles Highlight Peplo Jackets and Details
Ida Lupino wears a smart dress with a fitted peplo jacket featuring a long collar that forms tabs, and a skirt in the same color. Joan Leslie shows a nautical mode with a double breasted jacket and gold buttons, paired with a navy beret. A dressy Parma violet wool suit uses lighter taffeta on the bodice and bolero, with light wool jacket and skirt. the frock can be worn with or without the jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lupino
Joan Leslie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madrigal
Clapper Home
Simpson Home
Crisco
IGA
THURS
Thomassen’s Market
Mary Welch
McCreedy
Duesday
Daryl Beenblossom
Bugs Wellman Meat
Chicago
Wellman
Vicks Vaporus
I. Tisers
Garden Club
Stransky
Girls of Baptist Church
Sorosis Club
John Nye
D. A. P. Club
Rhva Miller
Missionary Society the
Glad Hand Missionary Society
W. H. Hemphill
Themphill
Mae Gordon
Alma Walker
A. KE. Sands
Mary Townsend
Lincoln Street
Lincoln Street Club
Miss Caranbell
Paul
R. Horak
West Side Square
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