Wayland School News Highlights Typewriting Film and Campus Events
Wayland March items report a film teaching beginners typewrite skills shown to the typing class with Remington Typewriter Company support. News notes enrollments at a business college, a key student joining Lind fipovitation, and a junior college conference planned for April. An injury to guard Donald Kauffman impacts the basketball team. various local students and faculty are mentioned alongside club meetings and a dental hygiene lecture by Miss Argo at the high school assembly.
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Wayland
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Remington, Kang Typewrite Company
Chutteotue Business College
Belijpimin Gerig
Siltieil Th
Aby Bidetistb
Musdont
Pulaski
Wayland Boys
Washington Junior College
Washington High School
Donald Kauffman
Humeston
Bernice Farmer
Wayland High School
Bernice
Mt. Pleasant
Githens
Sandra
Fairfield
Mrs. Lenhart
Mrs. Elmer Pis
Pritchard
D. W
Sup't J. C. Ellis
Henry County Schoolmasters' Club
Harland Hotel
Iowa State Iichers Association
Miss Argo
State University of Iowa
Missionary Society Plans Twentieth Anniversary
The Alma Hearne Holland Missionary society held a meeting with a pot luck supper hosted by Edna Mercer, Ruth Pleed, and Helen Levis. Leila Anderson led devotionals, Thelma Luther taught the lesson, and plans for a March 31 bank offering at the Methodist Church include inviting former members for the twentieth anniversary. Maurine Cavett, a Burma missionary, will speak. Rev and Mrs Kroeger of Wellman were guest hosts.
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Alma Hearne Holland
Maurine Cavett
Burma
Fleur-de-lis Club Social At Mrs Boyd Foste Home
Fleur-de-lis club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Boyd Foster home with members and guests including Mrs. George Horn and son Keith Mrs. Don ald Brown Mrs. Dale Jones Mrs. Del Walker Mrs. Stanley Foster and Karen and Jackie Foster entertainment led by Mrs Lloyd Foster games and contests were held at four tables HL C Birney presided at a brief business session refreshments were served next meeting planned with hostess Mrs trover Letts set to host.
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Boyd Foster
Fleur De-Lis Club
George Horn
Keith
Donald Brown
Dale Jones
del Walker
Stanley Foster
Karen
Jackie Foster
Lloyd Foster
HL. C. Birney
Trover Letts
Local figures attend Iowa City basketball tourney
M. K. Rapp and Jimmy Galla gher were in Iowa City to attend the state basketball tournament. Fourteen local barbers met for a dinner meeting at the North Side cafe with Clarence Berkhoff and Jank Shepherd steering the event. Dee Lee and Remp Hampsher will lead the April 15 gathering.
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M. K. Rapp
Jimmy Gallagher
Iowa City
North Side
Clarence Berkhoff
Jank Shepherd
Dee Lee
Remp Hampsher
Washington railway and lodge notices update
Transport schedules show Golden State Limited and Californian trains stopping at Washington with arrivals and departures listed for No 1 Local No 43 Californian and No 4 Golden State Limited. Separate notices cover Davenport to Kansas City local and Southwest Limited timings and a note on tickets available at the local bus depot and village agents.
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Golden State Limited
Californian
Washington
Ciereienenie Sitc. Om
California
Knorville
Davenport-Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Kansas City
Davenport
Southwest Limited Gephirs. Asasnensa
W.C. Bell
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Recalls April Hostess
Members of the Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid society met in Mrs. Elmer Guenther's home yesterday afternoon with seven members and one guest Mrs. Ernest Lunow. After social time, refreshments were served by Mrs. Guenther and Mrs. Louie Schroeder, and Mrs. Ed Blatter will host the April meeting.
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Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Elmer Guenther
Ernest Lunow
Guenther
Louie Schroeder
Ed Blatter
Prairie Flower school birth day party highlights nuts
Snowball Iowa notes tell of Prairie Flower school students sharing in a general lessons class about nuts. Janice Booth correctly cites Julius Washington Fruit Market as the source. Also included are local tidbits on roads, hospital visits, telephone changes, a school election mishap, and social club plans.
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Harry Campbell
Prairie Flower School
Thatcher
Janice Booth
Washington
Julius
Vern Moss
Harlan UC Loughlin
Walter Kyle
Naomi
Florence
Robert Roberts
Russell Griggs
Rural Women Club Program Held Thursday
The Rural Woman's club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Pringle with Mrs. Claude Rhodebeck in charge. Mrs. Lloyd Alliman presented a fine paper on poultry. Thirteen members attended along with guests Mrs. Charles Harris of Keota Mrs. Lemer Luckenbill and Harriett Philips.
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Rural Woman's Club
Claude Rhodebeck
Frank Pringle
Lloyd Alliman
Potttry
Grae Humston
Chales Harris
Keota
Lemer Luckenbill
Harriett Pilips
Harris
Chari Palmer
Rhodebers
Man in Critical Condition After Early Morning Injury
Hiram Baker remained in critical condition at University hospital in Town City after being taken there early Monday morning. He became ill late Sunday night and was transported to the hospital around 2 o clock Monday morning.
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Hancers
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Hal Richards
Hiram Baker
University Hospital
Town City
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