Mothers Club Workshop and Red Cross Sew Day
Mrs. Lewis Jones hosted a Mothers' club gathering on South Fourth avenue where members sewed for the Red Cross and heard reports from Mrs. Sehmoeller and Mrs. John Jackson about a Presbyterian church meeting. A green and white luncheon followed with carnations given to each guest. Announcements from Washington noted the marriage of George W. Webber to Edith L. Dunham in Tucson, Arizona, with plans to reside at 1704 Twentieth Street Des Moines. Webber has YMCA work background and is related to Mrs. Pan MacEachron through marriage.
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Lewis Jones
South Fourth Avenue
Mothers’ Club
Red Cross
Sehmoeller
John Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Co. W. Bickford
Washington
George W. Webber
Edith L. Dunham
Tucson
Arizona
Twentieth Street
Des Moines
Webber
Pan MacEachron
Lincoln School
Local Ads Highlight Visit and Small Items
Henry Wilkmann arrives from Cleveland Montana to visit sister Mrs. Jake Simmering and is in the sheep business there. Dr and Mrs J Roice report granddaughter Elizabeth Myrtle Boice of Rock Springs Wyoming operated on for appendicitis and doing well. Liverstocked overalls work shirts and summer underwear on sale. Special sale Saturday March 16 at A E Sanda Ainsworth 232 Pi Se.
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Henry Wilkmann
Cleveland
Mont
Jake Simmering
Wilkmann
Montana
J. (. Roice
Elizabeth Myrtle Boice
Rock Springs
Wyoming
A. E. Sanda
Ainsworth
Bertha May
Wellston
Local notes and city visitors head home or travel
Mrs. Ralph Cherry of West Chester returns home after a town visit. Edith Hartzell departs Burlington after visiting the Dankwardt home. Myrtle Shields travels to Kansas City to visit her brother Robert Shields. John Miller from Dallas was in town en route from Chicago to visit his parents. Alma Reenblossom visited Keota and returned home. Neale Knowles of Ames spoke at the Presbyterian church and stayed with Mrs. M. L. Fedderson. Professor R. D. Dougherty of Cedar Falls was en route to Wyman for a short visit. Mi oi na tablets advertised by J. E. Lemmon's Pharmacy. Found: a pair of auto driving gloves at the Journal office. claim by identifying and paying the notice rate. A. E. Sands, Ainsworth, advertises a big sale of overalls, shirts and underwear on March 16.
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Journal
Local notices and sales offer from A E Sands at Ainsworth
The item listings note moving news for the J A Porter family to Morning Sun and various local visits. A sale event by A E Sands at Ainsworth announces discounts on shirts overalls and underwear for March 16 while indicating space needs in their shop and ongoing community notices from Davenport to Des Moines and Washington.
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J. A. Porter
Morning Sun
Presbyterian Special Services At City Church
The Presbyterian church reports growing interest and attendance at services. Violinist Mr. Israel and pianist Mr. Keesey from Watsons College performed two numbers to wide acclaim. The pastor spoke on "The Drawing Church" stressing unity over preacher or choir. Tonight’s program features home talent with no outside attractions at 7:30 p.m. Two nights remain.
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Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Israel
Keesey
Watsons College
Choir Plans Cantata Practice After Service
The choir intends to attend the cantata rehearsal following the church service to ensure musical preparation and presence for the performance.
Marriage License Issued in Mt Pleasant and Note
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Herman J. El sar of Mt Pleasant and Miss Clara R. King of Note. This was the first marriage license issued in Washing o ton county since February 25. Phil Mercer, returning from Cornell aviation ground school, plans to travel to Ithaca and then start studies elsewhere. Liberty bonds for the first and second issues are available at banks before the third loan campaign begins.
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Herman J. Elsar
Mt. Pleasant
Clara R. King
Washingoton County
Ing
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
America
Spring Wash Fabrics and Blouses at Bargain Prices
A shipment arrives in time for the March sale featuring low priced blouses with collars hemstitched and lace trimmed. Stock highlights include drape and pocket effects, washable fabrics, and dainty silk blouses in the season’s popular colors black blue and grey.
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Uainy
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Ralph Cherry
West Chester
Edith Hartzell
Dankwardt
Burlington
Myrtle Shields
Kansas City
Robert Shields
Clark & Enslin
John Miller
Dallas
Texas
Chicago
J. CC. Miller
Alma Reenblossom
Frank Klein
Keota
Neale Knowles
Ames
M. L. Fedderson
R. D. Dougherty
State Teachers’ College At
Cedar Falls
Wyman
J. E. Lemmon
A. E. Sands
H. G. Foster
Sparta
J. H. Kyle
Charles Edgington
Louise
Edwin
Ruth
Helen
Mr. Edgington
Jay Sproatt
John Steck Sproatt
Iowa City
H. F. Steck
Harvey Young
Winfield
Young
Hidden Hand
Star Theatre
Mar
Phet Vow
Beau Brummell
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
Phil Mercer
Poplin
Zephyr Ginghams
Children’s New Wash
Gingham
Hallmark and Cabinet
M. W.S
Bextra
Mixtra
Grahars Gyldivre
Iowa
Grahams
Towa
Grahame