Ruegsegger’s Team Defeats Earll’s in YWCA Mixers Campaign
Marilyn Ruegsegger led her team to victory over Charlotte Earll’s squad in the YWCA Mixers membership drive. The losing side must plan a party for the winners. A Tuesday mixer included knitting and leathercraft lessons by Mrs. George Masson and Doris Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Ruegsegger
Charlotte Earll
YWCA
George Masson
Doris Ford
C. E. Garrett
Leathercraft
One O Clock Luncheon Honors Walnut Women's Club
Mrs Ralph Chorpening and a committee of ten hosted a Walnut Women's club birthday luncheon at the Chorpening home. Decorations included yellow wood fiber roses and St Patrick's day motifs. The meeting raised five dollars for the Red Cross and prizes were awarded for Easter bonnet designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Chorpening
Walnut Women’s Club
Chorpening
Fred Longer
Glenn Miller
Red Cross
Harry Bagby
Everette Lewis
Myron Burroughs
Earl
Marion Robertson
Lyle Wilson
Edwin Lukavsky
Live Wires 4 H Club Holds Smith Creek Meeting
The Live Wires 4 H club met at Smith Creek school Monday evening at 7 50. Howard Bohr called the meeting to order as nineteen members answered roll call. Members reported on yearly projects and Paulette Gislain spoke on Good Manners. Bill and Glen Rowe served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Creek School
Howard Bohr
Paulette Gislain
Bill
Glen Rowe
Surprise birthday party for Mr Mayer at home
Mrs Victor Mayer hosted a Tuesday evening surprise for her husband. Guests arrived at 7 39 pm and joined in visiting and admiring gifts. Ice cream and birthday cake followed as Mr Mayer enjoyed the celebration with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Mayer
Victor Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Charles Mayer
Sam Cannott
Elmer Hayes
George
Initiate Candidates at Pythian Meeting
Seven candidates were initiated at the Pythian Sisters meeting Tuesday evening at 7 50 oclock at the K P hall. Mrs Les Woods most excellent chief presided. Guests from the West Chester temple were present. Mrs Woods named Mrs Claude Bain Mrs Clayton Bear and Mrs Omer Conklin as the entertainment committee for the April 5 meeting. Serving on the sandwich committee for that night will be Mrs Charles Crone and Mrs Lew is Goodlander. During the social hour Mrs Mele Eckels played piano selections. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clair Dusenbery and her committee Mrs Francis Crone Mrs Pauline Blanchard and Mrs Eckels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Les Woods
West Chester Temple
Woods
Claude Bain
Clayton Bear
Omer Conklin
Charles Crone
Lewis Goodlander
Mele Eckels
Clair Dusenbery
Francis Crone
Pauline Blanchard
Eckels
Charlotte Little Presents Lovelier 0u at Nu Phi Mu Meeting
Charlotte Little spoke on A Lovelier 0u at the Nu Phi Mu gathering hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Turnipseed. Virginia Kane presided and read messages. Mary Swift received a birthday gift. Mrs. Turnipseed will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Little
Nu Phi Mu
Lloyd Turnipseed
Virginia Kane
Mary Swift
Honor Curriers at Reception at Church
Rev. W. L. Currier and his family will be honored at a reception at the Baptist church Friday evening from 7:30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Curriers
W. L. Currier
The
Baptist Church
Church women societies host community affair at east door
The two women’s societies of the church coordinate the event inviting all ministers and their families along with church members and friends to attend. Guests are asked to use the east door of the church.
Booster Club Meeting At Duensing Home
Mrs. Lloyd Duensing and Mrs. Ralph Witthoft co hosted the booster club gathering on Tuesday afternoon at the Duensing home with 13 members present. President Mrs. Mel Donaldson led the session and Irish themed entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Charlie Jeffries and Marguerite Herring. Refreshments in St Patrick day style were served by the co hosts, aided by Mrs. Max Sheetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Duensing
Ralph Witthoft
Booster Club
Duensing
Bert Dill
May Smith
George Jarrard
Fredi Stewart
Henry Witthoft
John Zieglowsky
Homer Jarrard
Mel Donaldson
Charlie Jeffries
Marguerite Herring
Max Sheetz
Restful Color Advice for Bedroom Layout
A design note suggests placing the bed against the one bright wall when three walls are calm colors. It says restful color walls aid relaxation but warns that a worn bed defeats the benefit.
Local Odd Fellows Visit in Iowa City
About 85 members of the local 1.0.C.F. Lodge traveled by bus and autos to Eureka Lodge in Iowa City last evening. The Washington first degree team, led by Eugene Schneider, conferred the degree on a class of 25 candidates. Members from Town City Frytown and Washington joined the group. The team will confer the first degree at Wapello on Monday evening March 21. The March family social is set for Thursday evening, March.
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Eureka Lodge
Towa City
Odd Fellows of Washington
Eugene Schneider
Town City
Frytown
Washington
Wapello
Program Follows And Dancing To Close Local Lodge Session
A program will be followed by dancing and the second degree will be conferred next Tuesday evening at the regular lodge session in the local I O O F hall.
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F. Hall
Wonder Salve War Time Skin Remedy
Victory era advertisement touts Wonder Salve for psoriasis eczema and other skin irritations. Claims no acids or alcohol, greaseless and pain relieving. Sold in Washington by Phillips Pioneer Osincup Walgreen Drug Stores and local pharmacists.
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Washington
Phillips, Pioneer
Osincup
Walgreen
Bruggist
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Ruegsegger
Earll
Peter
Pumpkin Eater
Fern Pastry Shop
Frances Ruxlow
Washington Oil Co
Rts
General Products
Chicago Gill
Gabardine, Tweeds & Covert
Clothcraft and
Hart Schafner & Marx
Kleins Klothing KO
the Fox
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
Sunshine Boys
Columbia
Pythian
T. W. Harwood
Duensing Home
Oas
G. LaVerne Flambo
NBC
Schmidt Music C& 117
Davenport
G. LA Verne Flambo
P. O
Iowa
Geo. L. Cook
Odd Fellows
Iowa City
SUEDE
Colleen
California
Senate
Skooters
South Side Square
Fisher
Ars ‘Ol
Dsmobile
Deale
Willits Motor Coo
Hudson
Cadillac
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