Christian church class dines at Harter home
The school class of the Christian church held a dinner last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Er Harter. Mrs Harter was assisted by Mrs Clarence Brown and Mrs Burdelle Donaldson in serving the meal.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1934
Page
5
The school class of the Christian church held a dinner last evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Er Harter. Mrs Harter was assisted by Mrs Clarence Brown and Mrs Burdelle Donaldson in serving the meal.
Social roundups include the Jolly Dozen at Wellman with Bunce at four tables and prizes for George Havel and Mrs. Jesse Shalla. VFW and auxiliary host pinochle and 500 at K. C. hall with CC Neiswan announcing a Vo. W. entertainment and Mt Pleasant instruction. Also Rosemary club and Knights of Pythias events plus birthday greetings for J. M. Thompson the Pony Express rider.
The Philathea class of the Methodist church plans a 7:30 PM party on Thursday March 29 at 502 West Third Street hosted by Mrs George Birney. All old and new members are invited. Bethel Presbyterian hosts a social Friday March 30 with a bring forks instruction.
The You and I club and families hold a pot luck supper Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Doe Manxwell. The Nineteenth Century club meets Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Carl Roberts.
Sunday school groups led by Dr Eastwood will meet at the country home of Mr Carris Monday evening at six o clock. Attendees are asked to gather at the manse by six for the usual supper plan.
Readable fragments reveal a tapestry of local life. Veterans affairs include a J. G. White Post GA R commander while Mae McCulley and A Keith Droz celebrate March 29 birthdays. Surprise parties mark Mrs Custer and Marion Rittenhouse birthday events. Notable mentions include David Everett born March 29 1770 and dying 1813, and a line about moral reflections on small beginnings.
Barbara Etter turned seven on April 7 but marked the occasion on March 28 with a party after school at Dre and Mrs POL Etter's home. Fifteen guests including Barbara Lund and Shirley Brown joined in crafts, cake, games, and gifts while Barbara and her mother plan a visit to Macon Missouri during vacation.
Valley Ladies Aid announces a food sale at Washington Cleaners on Saturday March 31. Pythian Vast Chief Circle plans anniversary dinner for their husbands at the home of Mr and Mrs Vic Crone Thursday evening. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and a dish.
The text states no law compels a person to mail any melange bill or article if they choose to deliver it by another method. Mails are for convenience and economy, not a requirement.
Barbara Lee Etter hosted a party more than a week before her birthday on April 7, reflecting her social ties with the school board. The event highlighted her influence in local education affairs and civic circles.
The massive quake on September 4 devastated Japan with over 100000 dead and about 150000 injured. By 1990 Tokyo marked completion of reconstruction after the earthquake and fire.
Miss Ruth Cessna of Iowa State College extension service led a training session for Farm Bureau women leaders from Washington, Jackson, and Cedar Townships on diet for the school child. Leaders shared school lunch ideas, emphasizing variety, milk, fruit, vegetables, and balanced meals. Follow-up talks in Jackson township drew 37 participants.
Cataract, though common in older adults, appears in some children and can affect vision. The brief notes that eye disease may occur in youths, highlighting diagnostic awareness and treatment options.
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