Des Moines convention reports at Legion Auxiliary meeting
Mrs. Belle Rice and Mrs. Thelma Rohrer summarized officers' convention notes at Des Moines for the Legion Auxiliary in city hall. Topics included child welfare, pensions, veterans hospital work, unemployment, highways safety, and Americanism as shown by Washington and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Rice
Thelma Rohrer
Des Moines
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Congress
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Owen McGovern
H. W. Russell
F. L. Stewart
A. L. Griffith
Kensington
Just Us Club Hosts St Patrick's Program and Meetings
The Just Us club met with Mrs. J H Campbell for a St Patrick's program and planned an April 6 anniversary party at Mrs. Henry Dittmer's home. Mrs. Jay Brewer hosted the IX club with Bridges at two tables, high scores by Mrs. Howard McBride and Mrs. Harvey Waggoner, and a St Patrick's luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Patrick's
Just Us
J. H. Campbell
Henry Dittmer
Campbell
Jay Brewer
IX Club
Axel Anderson
Bridges
Rodney Arnold
E. P. Rich
Kyrte Anderson
Howard McBride
Harvey Waggoner
H. & H. Bridge Club
George Struble
Phil Wanerus
Boice Kurtz
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
Sherman Bros druggists advertise Mello-Glo a French process face powder that claims to smooth the complexion, banish shine, prevent large pores and stay on longer, giving a fresh youthful bloom to admired women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Pythian Past Chief Circle To Meet With Mrs Davis
The Roem AI Thursday notice states the Pythian Past Chief Circle will meet with Mrs John Davis on Thursday evening. If attendance is impossible, guests should notify the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
John Davis
Religious and social group meetings listed for Friday
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meets at Mrs C S Lemmon's home Friday at 2 30. Rebekah circle convenes Friday at 7 30. M F E Ladies Aid holds a general meeting in the social hall Friday at 2 20 with Unit 3 in charge of social hour. Friendship club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Ed Davis. W H M B of West Chester M E church meets with Mrs John Hough Friday March 18.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lemmon
M. FE. Ladies Aid
Unit 3
Friendship Club
Ed Davis
West Chester
M. E. Church
John Hough
New Nominations for the Popularity Contest Are Made
Washington Evening Journal explains eligibility for the Miss Washington popularity contest. No merchants or their immediate family employees may compete to ensure fairness. The prize is a 33 day rail and steamship trip through Canada and five European countries.
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Canada
Washington Territory
Washington
Washington Merchants
The
Washington Evening Journal
Europe
Journal
Miss Bleakly
Saturday Meetings Run By Local Clubs
Saturday regular meeting of W. Rk. C. at 2 50. Attendance desired. The 19th Century club meets with Mrs. Orville Elder Saturday at 2 30. Mrs. Anderson will give the book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Rk. C
19Th Century Club
Orville Elder
Anderson
Fortnightly Drama Dept to Meet with Mrs Snakenberg
The drama department of the Fortnightly will meet with Mrs. Paul Snakenberg on Monday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Snakenberg
John Shields Celebrates 86th Birthday in Washington
John Shields marked his 86th birthday with family presence including his son Dr J M Shields of Denver. Daughters of Union Veterans gave a blooming plant and Woman's Relief Corps sent fruit. Shields runs John Shields & Sons and has long been Washington’s oldest continuously operating business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shields
J. M. Shields
Denver
Mr. Shields
Daughters of Union Veterans
Woman’s Relief Corps
John Shields & Sons
Washington
Do Things class bake sale at Washington Cleaners
The Do Things class of the M. E. church announces a bake sale Saturday at Washington Cleaners. Ruth Dupuis serves as president. Address listed as 2812 ers 2-F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
The
Washington Cleaners
Ruth Dupuis
Indian Prophet Hiawatha and Mohawk chieftain role
The name Hiawatha denotes a Mohawk clan chief and hereditary title within the Tortoise clan. The first bearer was a famed reformer statesman legislator and magician credited as a founder of the Iroquois League. He likely flourished around 1570 A D.
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Hiawatha
Tortoise
League of the Iroquois
Confederation of Five Nations
Woman Records 64 Pound Fat Loss From Kruschen
Mrs. H Price of Woodside New York writes of losing 64 pounds in a year by taking Kruschen in hot water each morning. She claims her weight dropped from 190 to 126 pounds and she looks younger than a mother of two. The ad urges readers to buy Kruschen at Lemmon’s Pharmacy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Lemmon’s
America
Magnet Saves Boy in Nottingham Hospital
A six year old boy in Nottingham, England, had a ball bearing removed from his lungs using a magnet. A tube was guided down his throat, a light helped locate the ball, and a magnetized iron rod retrieved the object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
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William I F. Kopp
Rubkbal Woman's Club
KE. L. Barthelow
Louw Rhodebeck
Vera Phillips
W.oclub
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Martha Sidles
Sidles
Mary Kent
Leila Anderson
Nondas Richardson
Helen
Kathleen Coffey
Helen Coffey
A. Arderson
Karl Bevins
Etha Dawson
Ainsworth
Mary Todd
George Horridge
Vinton
Helen Jones
Virginia Bleakley
Travel Guild, Inc
Washington Merchant
Linger Longer
DILL
Mable Dill
Miss Dill
Rosemary Club
Mrs. Casper
Charles Casper
Chas. ‘C. Brown
Brown
Vince Marek
Horridge
Frank Bell
South
Miss Spevacek
Blanche Spevacek
Hilkea Jacobs
Washington County Hospital
Mary Pauls
Mary
C. H. Pauls
Kellogg Camp
Gatt Creek
Micy
London
Cay
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Roem AI
Rebekah
Diane
Welch - Moore's
East Side
Penney
Styles
Magnet Saves
Boy
Rothschild’s
Penney’s
J.C. Penney Co
West Side Square
Iowa
E. M. Bridges & CO
South Side Square
Coats
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