Riverside pupils stage operetta Goldilocks Adventure
Riverside March 21 grade departments will stage Goldilocks Adventure in three acts at 8 oclock in the school auditorium. Cast includes Goldilocks Ruby Whetstine Patsy McCreedy Hat Cress and many neighbors and woodland figures. Between acts, entertainment provided by students.
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Riverside
Riverside Public School
Goldilock
Goldilocks
Ruby Whetstine
Patsy McCreedy
Hat Cress
Donnie Cress
Willadene Korous
Art Mae Duder
Carol Jean Murdock
Hubert Myles Doud
Betty Smola
Jean
Joan
Cress Keeps Plumbing Business in Hopke Building
William H. Cress rents the Hopke Building to continue his plumbing and electrical business after selling the property to Mrs. Cheryl Hopke on March 1. Cress and his family moved to Town City but will stay in the building and keep stock locally. Evangeline Shradel, from Iowa City, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shradel this weekend. Kenneth Hootman stayed with relatives in Cedar Rapids, and the Wilkinsons visited relatives in Marengo. Jeanetta Swift of Iowa City visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Swift here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hootman
Cedar Rapids
M. J. Wilkinson
Marengo
Jeanetta Swift
Iowa City
C. A. Swift
Y's Men Host Ladies Night Dinner at YMCA
Y's Monettes led the program with music and a radio feature Battle of the Sexes. Mrs Grace Lemmon won high score in duck pin, while Steve Beegleston topped the men bowling. Ted Brown and Steve Eggleston attended as guests.
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Kaye Sizer
Club
Persident
Y.M.C.A
Elouise Sorden
Y's
Kathleen Morrison
Florence Sherman
Sorden
Sara McCleery
Grace Lemmon
Ted Brown
Steve Eggleston
U's Men
California
San Francisco
Steve Beegleston
Community meeting notices and 4-H club gathering
Announcements include Havre school meeting this Friday March 24 at 8 PM with pie and coffee provided. Pha lanx fraternity holds regular meeting next Friday March 24 at 6 30 PM at the Guest House with a special speaker. Cedar Chip 4-H club meets at Charles Maas home Thursday evening March 223 at 7 o'clock.
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Havre
Phalanx Fraternity
Charles Maas
At & O
Social calendar items for Kolah club and others
Social calendar lists events for Thursday and Friday including Kolah club afternoon meeting with Mrs H J Schoonover Rural Woman's club afternoon Entertainment meeting White Shrine benefit card party 8 pm Masonia Temple Jolly Toppers afternoon Mrs Charles Davison Oil cloth suggestions Hol club all day quilting potluck dinner Mrs Merritt Reiner Friday Washington county nurses al winnae 7 30 m Presbyterian Ladies Aid groups meet by time Christian Ladies Aid joint social 2 15 p m Baptist Ladies Missionary luncheon 1 p m with Mrs I Fredmund
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Kolah Club
H. J. Schoonover
Rural Woman's Club
Lloyd Humeston
White Shrine
Masonia Temple
Jolly
Charles Davison
Merritt Reiner
Washington County
al Winnae
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Groups
Fred Moore
Lemmon
Lloyd
Christian Ladies Aid Society
Vernon Carter
Baptist Ladies Missionary Society
I. Fredmund
Missionary Group Will Meet Friday
The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society holds a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday at Mrs. Nl. Fredmund's home. Assistant hostesses are Mrs. Kr. H. Messer and Mrs. John Beenblos som. The regular meeting follows the luncheon.
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The
Baptist Ladies Missionary Society
Nl. Fredmund
Fredmund
Kr. H. Messer
John Beenblossom
Society
Two Knights Initiated at Pythian Sisters Meeting
Two Knights were given first degree initiation at the Pythian Sisters regular meeting last evening in the K. P. hall. An application for membership was read and acted upon. Altruistic work and calls on the sick were reported. Refreshment committee appointments were made for April 4 when five candidates will be initiated.
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Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Vina Manassier
William Matucha
Nola Faulkner
Harvey Waggoner
William Teets
Edith Weidner
Enterprise Group Meets at School
An Enterprise community meeting was held last Saturday evening at the schoolhouse with good attendance. The regular business meeting was followed by entertainment organized by a committee. A special hour and refreshments concluded the gathering.
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Phoebe Allen
Daughters of Union Veterans
Frances van Winkle
Fairfield
C. A. Boice
Morgan
Indiana
Ohio
T T T Party Social Evening At Mrs Mick Home
T T T Chapter Y held a Tuesday evening social at Mrs Ed Mick’s home with four bridge tables. Assistant hostess Mrs Raymond Dayton helped Mrs Mick. High bridge prize went to Mrs T M Mast. Guest Mrs Ellis Negus attended. Easter motif decorored card tables with pastel tapers and a cake matching the candles.
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T.T.T
Ed Mick
Raymond Dayton
Miick
T. M. Mast
Ellis Negus
Dayton Grove Social News April birthday and visits
Mrs Floyd Kinnan visited from West Chester Friday at the Leet home in Dayton Grove. Bruce Moore and William Carr worked on wood. Mr and Mrs J B Moore hosted Lyall Moore and family for supper. Dear Moore had a birthday celebration with cake. Harold Leet, a Parson’s College student, spent the weekend with his parents before returning. West Chester mail carrier substitute Mr Hotle and Leet faced a rough road and bus route difficult with school transport.
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J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Mar
Floyd Kinnan
West Chester
Walter Leet
Bruce Moore
Wm. Carr
J. B Moore
Lyall
Moore
Robert Stephens
Washington Callege
Harold Leet
Parsons College
Fairfield
Mr. Hotle
Sprague
Wr. Leet
Instructive Talk on Silverware Delights Handcraft Members
Handcraft department section 1 heard S Lemmon discuss the history of silverware differences between sterling and plate silver and care suggestions yesterday afternoon at the Morrison home. Members brought antique jewelry or old silverware in response to roll call. Guests included Mrs Phil Weldin Mrs HG Richardson and Mrs WW Chandler.
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Co. S
Phil Weldin
HG Richardson
Chandler
P.T.A. Council Holds Evening Meeting
A city library PTA council met last evening with Mrs. Don Maxwell presiding and Mrs. Wenkey reading minutes. Mrs. Rudiger reported on a fund raising committee for the summer Playground. Mrs. Munn presented the treasurer’s report and a nominating committee was chosen: Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Wenge, and Mrs. Crone.
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P.T.A. Council
Don Maxwell
Victor Wenkey
George Rudiger
John Munn
Maxwell
Robert Patterson
Victor Wenge
Ted Crone
Wellman P T A Supper At High School
Wellman Iowa March 20 regular P T A meeting held in the high school auditorium featured a pot luck supper led by the sophomore class. Business was chaired by Mrs Do Hell Romine. A one act play The Lunatic was staged by six students from Wesley College Mount Pleasant.
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Wellman
Mar
Sucper
Clase
Do Hell Romine
Law
Wesley
College of Mount Pleasant
Raymond Crilley
Eastman
Mount Peasant
Giddeon
Tommy Roberts
H. B. Rugg
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Holtz
Iowa City
Keith Wilson
Star Lodges
Sharon Center
Dan Steiner
Nellie Erb
Keith Adams
Frank Wilson
Vella Aplethonpe
Rosrell Winegarden
Ned Wahi
Birthday list features many local residents turning year older
A long birthday list notes Daryl Dodder of Iowa City and several others across Washington Greene Wellman Riverside and neighboring communities turning another year. Local residents also report weekend visits shoppers and guests including Mr and Mrs John Stock and family and Mrs William Fountain visiting from Keota.
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Daryl Dodder
Iowa City
H. M. Dodder
Washington
Two Junction Boys Named by Legion to Hawkeye Camp
Richard Utter a Columbus high school sophomore and Howard Barnard a Columbus junior were chosen to represent the local American Legion post at the Hawkeye Boys State camp in Des Moines this June. The trip will be financed by the Legion post and the Community club. In other brief items Jeanette Helmick a Iowa Wesleyan College junior was pledged into Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
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Legion
Hawkeye Camp
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mar
Richard Utter
Howard Barnard
Columbus High School
Focal American Legion Post
Des Moines
The
Legion Post
Emma J. Neal
Verde Vearick
Cedar Rapids
Apent Purday
Nettie
Charles Bill
Foreignn Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Mesdames W. FP. Edmondson
Halle Hanft
B. W W. Shearer
Mina Feldman
Townsend
Commuity
Jeanette Helmick
Iowa Wesleyan College
Alpha Xi Nelta
Burdene Smylie
Chicago
Sheido= Hawkins
Miss Haakison
Columbus City
Courtesy Given for Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Manton Hebner hosted an informal Monday afternoon coffee courtesy at the Guest House for Mrs. W. J. Fitzpatrick of Chicago visiting Washington. Twelve guests attended the social hour.
Mr and Mrs Pearson Host Supper in Westchester
Mr and Mrs W Earl Pearson and family hosted a family supper in Westchester. The evening featured music on banjos by Earl Bob Pearson and Oriel Sankey with Jack Pearson at the piano. Guests included Mrs Pearson’s mother Mrs Daniel L Rohrer and several Washington residents including Mr and Mrs Dave Turnipseed and Kenneth and Margaret Ann.
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Westchester
W. Earl Pearson and
Curr Rohrer
Russell
Bob
Wes Ramsey
John Wesley
Washington
Mrs Harland Mead Hosts Faculty Wives Night
Mrs Harland Mead welcomed the wives of faculty members at her home last evening. The gathering featured a Chinese checkers game with Mrs Joe Duea taking the prize. Refreshments were served after the games and eleven places were set at the board tables with a bead theme.
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Harland Mead
Joe Duea
Gracehill Items Include Visits From Clay and Chicago
Gracehill reports Howard Woodford of Clay visited his nephew Nelson Woodford on Tuesday while Alice Strohm of Chicago arrived Thursday to visit her mother for a few days. Mrs. Strohm received 56 letters and cards.
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A. J. Robertson
Gracehill
Howard Woodford
Clay
Nelson Woodford
Tuesaday
Alice Strohm
Chicago
Community notes from Pleasant district event
The Ladies Aid gave a birthday plant, and flu cases improved for many locals. Parents and patrons held a pot-luck supper in the Pleasant school district, enjoyed by a Radio Program Thursday evening. The school boys performed the program.
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Ladies Aid
Ottoman Empire Reaches Peak Under Seljuk Era References
Fragmentary note cites the Ottoman Empire achieving its highest development under rulers in the Sillonan period around 15 19 percent context. Details are unclear due to OCR fragment.
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The
Tur
Sillonan If
Grand Central Station claims world largest status
The Grand Central station in New York City covers 79 acres and can accommodate about 30,000 people at once, including public rooms and facilities designed for large throughput.
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Grand Central Station
New York City
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