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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

6

Social Events Across Ainsworth and Fortnightly Club

Indies from Easy God visited Ainsworth for a day of visiting and music. Guests enjoyed a noon dinner hosted by Mrs. Paving Peterson and others, with Washington guests returning by evening train. The high school YWCA held talks on styles and books for readers. Rural Women and Fortnightly clubs hosted an engaging program with presidential inauguration history and Harding cabinet details.

The Easy God Ainsworth Dire William Simkiis Paving Peterson Charles Denison Washington Frank Wood Martha David Peterson Stephen J. Rothschild Eva Denny Mather Hay Tary Ira Marianaughlin Mar- Wilson Milan Civics Department Frank L. Wilson Ben Briley David McLaughlin Harding

Local notes mention visits and sales in town

Miss Louise Cottrell from the University extension division stayed with Miss Lydia Ebicher then left for Oskaloosa. Ad listings advertise Alsike and red clover seed and parlor items. Brown's Tire Shop promotes free inner tubes with tires and a horse training note references raceable horses. Parisian hair products and Crail's dress voile sales highlight fabric bargains for exclusive dressers.

Louise Cottrell University of Town Lydia Ebicher Oskaloosa

Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Meeting Attended by Local Ladies

C C Long of Columbus Junction visited his brother C W Long this morning and heard the notice I saw your ad. Attendees at the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Eimer Kephart’s home included Mrs J W Meyer Mrs Will Foster and Mrs Walter Gardner of Harve and surrounding area.

C. C. Long Columbus Junction C. W. Long J. W. Meyer Will Foster Walter Gardner Harve Pleasant Hill Eimer Kephart

Spring Advances in Haskins as Meadow Lark Sings

March reports hint at approaching spring with a meadow lark song and a cardinal sighting in front of the door. Local residents Mrs. Ralph Stafford and son Har levy attend funeral in Washington while others travel to Muscatine and Cedar Rapids for family business and visits. The Sunday school auto race banquet honors Miss Eva Ebner’s class, followed by a two course luncheon and games. The Sweet Family’s arrival is delayed to Saturday night.

Berdie Nana Alma Chicago Mae Hollingsworth T. Keeley Avie Club Mae McCulley Louise Cunningham Joan Keeley Haskins Robin Ralph Stafford Son Harlevy Washington Chas Cas Fay Cherwinker Cone Harley Cherwinker Eva Ebner

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