Society Notes Highlight Fortnightly Party And Music Program
The Fortnightly music department met Monday evening with Mrs. TW Harwood leading a surprise program. Esther McCreedy and Nora Warner performed songs with Jane Stewart as accompanist, featuring works by Leoni Proctor and others. Miss Katherine Latta spoke on her summer road trip at the Buries and Professions Women's meeting with a pillow contest won by Mrs Benz's side and a two-table dinner served.
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Music Department
Fort
TW. Harwood
Ab Anderson
Esther McCreedy
Morn
Leoni
Martin
Jane Stewart
Priscilla Morrison
Mary Louise Harwood
Thor
Warner
Thora Warner
la Forge
Miss Peterson
Dale Bower
Katherine Latta Ture
Helen Wylie
Mrs Benz
Damascu Shrine Events and Local Club Gatherings
The Damascu Shrine No 10 reported last evening’s ceremonial. Helen Breese hosted a family dinner with Nellie Pfeffer and relatives at East Main Street. Mrs J F Kurath entertained Navajo club members at 708 EB Washington Street with a two course luncheon. The Wallace Parent-Teacher Association met with songs by young students and discussed an April social. Mrs Crull named chairwoman of the Wallace-Wrist roundup and the group reviewed chapters from Your Growing Child and Story Tell Music Value.
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Helen Breese
Nellie Pfeffer
East Main Street
Hel
W. M. Breese
Town City
O P. Murphy
Cotter
J. F. Kurath
Washington Street
Navajo Club
E. Stutsman
J. F. Ream
Wallace Parent-Teacher Association
Kndergarten
Wyles
Busine
Lemley
Dunius
Mayhew
Crull Wa
Wallace Wstrit
An. Mer
Maynard Brown
Seis Ae
Wonder Powder Promises Flawless Complexions
MELLO-CLO Face Powder is praised by beaut ies for preventing flakiness and irritation. It claims to stay on toner without shine, hide roughness, and give a youthful bloom using a new French process for smoother spread and purer composition.
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Sherian
Castoria: A Trusted Baby Remedy for Nighttime Comfort
The advertisement claims Castoria is in over five million homes and vital for colic constipation and diarrhea in infants. It emphasizes safety for babies, warns against stronger medicines, and urges mothers to remember and buy Castoria from any druggist.
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Castoria
Local Scouts and Community Notices From March Gatherings
The Northers Star reports a Washington chapter 98 meeting with Margaret Stewart on March 2 and a school of instruction on March 28 at 20 tock. A banquet is planned and plates may be reserved via Mrs. Geo. McDaniel or Mrs. Lander Kennedy by March 26. Girl Scouts hold a candy sale at the grocery Saturday at 1 o clock. The Young Women’s Mission Society hosts a candy sale at Washington Cleaners Saturday. Also noted are residents Mabel Horning Corrennenn and Harry Huber, with family visits and local gatherings around Keats, Lexington, and Scotland areas.
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Washington
Instru
Geo. McDaniel
Lander Kennedy
California Rail Time Table and Local News Notes
Rail timetable details westbound and eastbound trains to and from California endpoints with local passenger and freight notes. Community items include illnesses, visits, school attendance, home projects, livestock trades, and upcoming community demonstrations.
Local Masonic Lodges Schedule Reflects Monthly Meetings
The record lists lodge groups including Pearl Kennedy W M and Irene Bickford secretary for visiting Shrine members from Ni west of, with regular meetings on the third Thursday monthly at the Pearl Kennedy chapter and Masonic Temple rooms. Washington Lodge No. 26 and 4 F A M note regular meetings on the first Friday monthly under Theron J. Pea W M and A W Yard secretary.
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Lodgeston
Pearl Kennedy
W. M. Irene Bickford
Anaseus Shrine
Washington Lodge
Theron J. Pea
W. M.A. W. Yard
Indian Creek Notes on Local Residents and Weather
Miss Faith Dunbar reports from Indian Creek as residents visit kin and recoveries update. Charles Corpman and family spent Sunday at Carl Corpman's. Mrs. Randolph Kelsey visited Will Dunbar. Mrs. Dori Bittner is improving at Washington County Hospital. Jack McKinney plans a few days at home. Skunk River rise persists for two years. Berne Dunbar stays at Hinson home. Walton woman visits Washington hospital. Altenmore weather expected to ease road conditions.
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Indian Creek
Charles Corpman
Carl Corpman
Randolph Kelsey
Will Dunbar
Dori Bittner
Washngton County Hospital
Jack McKinney
Berne Dunbar
Hinson
Brighton
Alten
Hoover Reviews Flood Relief Plans In Southeast
Thirty thousand people have been driven from homes in Alabama Georgia and Florida by recent floods. President Hoover, informed by Red Cross relief directors, met at the White House with War Secretary Good and Alabama delegation members to discuss immediate action.
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Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Hoover
Red Cross
White House
War Good
Alaama
Phillips Returns Home After Two Weeks in Hospital
W. A. Phillips, after a two week stay in the county hospital, was moved to the home of his son Clarence E. Phillips on North Avenue D on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harvey and Mrs. Raymond Ferguson drove to Ottumwa to spend the day, and they canvassed the Mood situation regarding immediate relief for the homeless.
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W. AL Phillips
Clarence E. Phillips
North Avenue
Walter Harvey
Raymond Ferguson
Ottumwa
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Darlene Conrad
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Iden
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Southwest Limited
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Walden
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James Romine
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Olinger
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Arthur Romine
Harley Harden
Bury Hender and Son
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John Knotek
Tome I
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Earnest Knotek
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Sunita
Allert Nowy
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Henry Kron
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Albert Petsel
Wm. Lakovsky
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A. E. Atchison Shoes
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West Side Square
Midway Cafe
Graham Theatre
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Hart Schaffner Marx
Four Winds
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