Local social notes from Haskins and surrounding area
Local residents attend gatherings and travel between towns. Mrs. L M Bowden Mrs D F Brumfield and Mrs Clara Godfove of Haskins were shopping. Mr W White wished his mother Mrs E J White a happy birthday over the phone. Several families visit and travel for funerals and visits including the McCreedys Lipscombs and Redlingers. St James V T A bake sale and local restaurant notes appear with Sunday dining reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Bowden
D. F. Brumfield
Clara God- Fove
Haskins
M. White
E. J. White
Kevin
Easter vacation plans and local visits across towns
Local residents list vacation and visit plans including Leis Moore in Plainfield Cedar Falls visitors Ruth Miner Ft Madison and Mt Pleasant trips Mrs D C Duncan Cotter and others. College editor Wilma Stephens Weslayan earns post. boxers Covell Kelly headline Davenport area notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leis Moore
Plainfield
Helen Kamerow
Cedar Falls
Ruth Miner
Ft. Madison
Frances Eicher
Wellsburg
Verne Eicher
Marjorie Hunting
Mt. Pleasant
Hospital patients include several from Vashon and Annaworth
At the hospital Jeanne Jarrard and Neal Stewart of Vashon and Richard and Robert n of Annaworth underwent tonsillectomies today. Kenneth Pfaff of Keota had a major operation this morning. Mrs. John Kurtz of Washington was admitted for treatment yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol) Jeanne Jarrard
Nees Stewart
Vashon
Richard and
Robert N
Annaworth
Kenneth Pfaff
Keota
John Kurtz
Washington
Donald Lambert Suffered Poison Ivy Absence From Shiloh School
Shiloh pupil Donald Lambert was absent due to poison ivy. Local social notes report visits by the Showalter, Caldwell, Beenblossom, Lan dau, and Donaldson families. The Headliners 4-H club met with Jean Sigafoose. Louis Anderson is listed as ill with poison oak and others visited Sunday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Donald Lambert
Edd Showalter
Orville Caldwell
Billy
Anna Landau
Raymond
Glen Beenblossom
Velma
Mack
Harold Beenblossom
William Caldwell
Joss van Nostrand
Wm. Nicho
Ll. B. Donaldson
Louis Anderston
Sam Lambert
Donald
Louis Anderson
Cloyee Burham
Dave Shants
L. B. Donaldson
Sam Marsh
James
Donaldson
Bryan Swift
Charlies Randell
Harold Been
Jawbone Shrinking Reduces Capacity for Teeth
A report notes the human jawbone is shrinking, rendering it too small to hold the 32 teeth it is meant to carry. The development raises concerns about dental alignment and future oral health implications.
London Street London’s Hanging Sword Alley
A readable notice notes a London street with the distinctive Hanging Sword Alley name. The item focuses on the street’s designation and its local mention within the London area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Street
London
Special Vacation Schedule Announced by Y M C A
Secretary Leigh Soule of the Y M C A outlines a junior high boys spring vacation program at the Y next week. Activities include swim sessions, softball games, hikes, a marble tournament, treasure hunt, and regular swimming classes with weather backup plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Soule
Y.M.C.A
Lincoln
Heights
Wallace
Lincoln School
Rainbow Division Story on the Radio
Dr P L Etter home services chairman of Washington county Red Cross reports a Red Cross Cavalcade program Sunday April 2 from 6 36 to 7 00 pm on station WMT Cedar Rapids and other Des Moines Shenandoah outlets. The broadcast covers the Rainbow division history and the role of soldiers wives mothers and sweethearts with a brief talk by Major General M A Tinley of Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Etter
Home Services
Washington County
Red Cross
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Shenandoah
M. A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
House Votes to Classify Marijuana as Noxious Weed
DES MOINES The house voted 90 to 6 to classify marijuana as a noxious weed making its destruction mandatory on land where it grows. Rep Oscar F E Johnson of Kanawha introduced the bill arguing marijuana poses potential danger to Iowa youth and would ban commercial planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oscar FE. Johnson D
Kanawha
Iowa
District No 4 Residents Share Weekend Celebrations
Community members, including the McConnells and Mc Connells Jr, hosted and attended family birthday gatherings at multiple homes. Neighbors visited, children celebrated, and engagements were noted as Lucile Harvey announced her upcoming marriage to Ted Ross of Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McConnell
William McConnell, Jr
W. H. McConnell
Sandra
Paul Mayer
Emerson Maplethorp
John Wheelan
Roberta
Raymond
Leonard Flynn
Golla Miller
Clyde Rouse
Ruth McGraw
Barbara Brooks
Joe McGraw
H. J. Brenneman
Deborah
Florence Smith
Eddie Gretter
Keota
John Warnock
Lester Thompson
Moline
Ed Vittetoe
Richard Vittetoe
Harper
Harvey Wageoner
Tommy Harvey
Howard Baker
W. C. Hotle
Homer Hotle
Gerald Graff
Helen Mottet
Betty Jarvis
Julia Harvey
Ted Ross
Karl Libe
Madison Jones
Bernadine
Paul Peitfer
Vittetoe
Peiffer
A. R. Brooks
Stronghearst
Ill
James Brooks
Music Program and Talk Highlight Lincoln P T A Meeting
The Lincoln P T A fathers night program featured Supt E A Ralston address and a music program. Margaret Christianson played violin with Mrs Henry Shields on piano, and Helen Thompson's fifth grade pupils sang in two part harmony. Instrumental pieces by Mrs C J Ruxlow, Mrs Harry Sizer, and Mrs George Masson complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
E. A. Ralston
Lincoln P. T. A
Margaret Christianson
Henry Shields
Helen Thompson
C. J. Ruxlow
Harry Sizer
George Masson
Appropriations Panel OKs 650000 annual for office building
DES MOINES The house appropriations committee approved a bill to appropriate 650000 annually from the state general fund for the next biennium to construct a state office building on the capital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
House Appropriations Committee
State General Fund
Fire Spreads to Haystack Amid Wind Shift
Sandy Hook reports a weed burn that spread to a haystack and a clover chaff pile when wind shifted. Local news notes Mrs Dan Hesseltine recovering, Harold Dean joining the Wolfs family, and various residents visiting, sick, or awaiting spring chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mineart
Sandy Hook
Bradgar Rotzinger
Public Installation of Shrine Officers Set for Monday
Damascus Shrine No 1 White Shrine of Jerusalem to hold a public installation Monday at 6 p.m. in the Masonic Temple followed by a program. Installing officer roles include Rose Ad Reid as worthy high priestess and Glenn Mace as installing watch man. Other officers named are G W Manuasier scribe, Mozelle Russell herald, Amelia Burke herald, Dora Schwartz organist, and Gussie Knerr chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
S P.m
Masonic Temple
Rose Ad. Reid
Shepherds
Glenn Mace
G. W. Manuasier
Mozelle Russell
Winfield
Amelia Burke
Perrysburg
Ohio
Dora Schwartz
Burlington
Gussie Knerr
Kalona
Hilda Brown Theta Bridge Club Meets Thursday
Hilda Brown hosts a Theta Bridge Club gathering with three tables at her home. Prizes go to Mrs Radiick for high score, Mrs Ellis Negus for second, and Mrs Paul Horak for low. Gifts were exchanged, refreshments served, and an Easter motif featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Bridge Club
Hilda Brown
Radiick
Ellis Negus
Paul Horak
Nels B. Westermark
Francis Haney
Robert Carson
Dorothy Kammueller
Haney
Old Ball Team Starts Practice Amid Snow Doubt
Darlene Manning assists Mrs. Lloyd Farrier with housework as flu cases hit families including Mrs. Farrier and Kathryn. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hesseltine and children visited, Glen Cuddebacks called, Laura Guy hosted Indian club with March 29 gathering. Next meeting moved to April 12 with Mabel Guy. flower exchange planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Manning
Lloyd Farrier
Mabel Guy
Plank
Doc Engle
Dublin
Taylor Stout
Harold Jarvis
Mary Francis Jones
Pleasant Plein
Jesse Stout
Social Calendar Notices and Schedule Updates
Notices for this calendar are due by 10 a m Saturday. WRC meeting at 2 30 p m at G A R hall. Monday Music dept 7 45 p m Lorden Music studio with place change. Literature dept afternoon sec Mrs R Shannon D of V meeting 7 30 p m G A R room Rainbow Girls drill team practice 30 p m City hall. Damascus Shrine public installation 8 p m Masonic Temple. Tuesday DAR meeting 2 30 p m Mrs A Anderson 406 East Washington St place change. Report from state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorden Music Studio
R. &. Shannon
G.A.R
Rainbow Girls
City Hall
Damascus Shrine
S& P
u.Masonic Temple
Dar
A. Anderson
East Washington Street
Entertain Guests at Pinochle Games
Mr and Mrs Howard Uazen entertained guests at three tables of pinochle in their home last evening High prizes were won by Mrs Magnare Kallous and Lloyd Augustine Refreshments were served at the close of the card fairies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Citzen
P.T.A
Howard Uazen
Magnare Kallous
Lloyd Augustine
Mrs. Dale Denison Hosts O G T Bridge Club
Mrs. Dale Denison hosted the O G T bridge club at two tables. traveling prize went to Mrs. Ross Ely, and Denison had the high score for the afternoon. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Bly will host in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Denison
Ross Ely
Rhode Island hostess entertains bridge club at luncheon
Mrs I Rothschild hosted her card club at a luncheon bridge yesterday at High prize at two tables went to Mrs Theodore B Bailey. Mrs Rothschild's daughter Mrs Harrour Margolin Yankton SD was the only guest. A centerpiece of spring flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. I. Rothschild
Theodore B. Bailey
Birthdays Honored at Potluck Supper
A potluck supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Robertson honored Mrs Floyd Crone Mrs Ralph Robertson and John Robertson for birthdays this week. The event featured three birthday cakes and a evening of visiting and Chinese checkers with numerous relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Robertson
Floyd Crone
John Robertson
Royal Robertson
Gayle
Neva Jean
Wilma
Ralph
Zotas Robertson
James Fleming
Orin McDowell
Cloyce Crone
Keith Wells
Bill Crayne
Floyd
Phyllis Crayne
V F W Joint Social At New KC Hall
The V F W Post and Auxiliary held a regular joint social at the new KC hall on Tuesday evening with about fifty attendees. Guests enjoyed chicken sandwiches pickles and coffee as cards and visiting filled the event. Committee members were Mrs S B Watson Mrs Mabel Spenner Mrs Mae Yeaman and Mrs Hattie Swift. Mrs Ellen Wallace a gold star mother attended the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. W. Post and Auxiliary
K. C. Hall
8. B. Watson
Mabel Spenner
Mae Yeaman
Hattie Swift
Ellen Wallace
Mrs Glenn Green Hosts Pansy Hill Club Meeting
Mrs Glenn Green entertained seven Pansy Hill members and three guests Mrs Lewis Rath Bertha Kephart and Martha Birka. After a business meeting they enjoyed contests and visiting, with refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Rath and Miss Birka. Mrs John Caldwell will host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Green
Pansy Hill Club
Lewis Rath
Bertha Kephart
Martha Birka
Rath
Miss Birka
John Caldwell
Dining luncheon precedes card games in quiet gathering
A luncheon was served on the dining table before the card games began, marking a quiet and social midday gathering. The scene focuses on shared meals and the orderly progression to an afternoon of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Smith
Cresco
Blanche
Miss Smith
Oelwein
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