Sorosis Society Notes And Club Gatherings In Ainsworth
The Sorosis club met with Mrs. Lara Eden with nine members present. Papers on landscape and sea painters were read, and a talk on the influence of beautiful pictures on children was given. Various clubs adjourned after a luncheon, bunko, and five hundred. Multiple society reports follow including the C. L. club, Young Ladies Sunday school, and the Woman's Home Missionary society activities with a charity dinner and May basket gifts, plus a visitor Mr Harold Waddel.
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Sorosis Club
Ainsworth
Lara Eden
Delaney
Kalona
Reaney
Hilma Richardson
Ina Cruise
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
West Chester
MEL LO-GLO Face Powder Hits Market
New MEL LO GLO powder from Sherman Bros. promises a peachy complexion with a smooth finish. It claims to minimize appearance of large pores and keep skin young looking and attractive for daily use.
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Sherman Bros
Pilotsburg aid society meeting notice
Announcements list several neighborhood groups meeting with specific hosts and dates. The Pilotsburg ladies aid society plans a Thursday afternoon gathering with Mrs Frank Stransky on a May date. Regular Pythian Sisters meeting includes balloting on a Tuesday evening at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotsburg Badies Aid Society
Frank Stransky
M. E. Shurch
Methodist auxiliary to meet at West Chester church
The Susan Coffey Missionary auxiliary of the Methodist church in West Chester will meet at the church on Friday May 6 at two o'clock. Delegates going to the district convention at Oskaloosa expect to report. All ladies of the community are invited.
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Susan Coffey
The
Methodist Church
West Chester
Oskaloosa
Fortnightly Child Study group meets with Mrs. F. E. B. Scotsman
The Fortnightly club Child Study department will gather Wednesday at 2:30 PM with Mrs. F E B Scotsman. The Margaret Owen Circle of First United Presbyterian church meets Monday at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Howard Crozier’s home. Miss Ada Wilson speaks and Egyptian emblems will be distributed. Everyone is invited.
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FE. B
Scotsman
Margaret Owen
First United Presbyterian Church
Howard Crozier
Ada Wilson
Egypt
G. A. R. Meeting Set for Tuesday Afternoon
The G A R will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the hall with Col Palmer presiding.
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Col. Palmer
Community notices bake sale and club meeting items
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a bake sale on Saturday May 7 at Washington Cleaners. The Rural Woman's club will meet with Mrs R G Vincent Thursday afternoon for a lesson study on Decorative Stitches. Please bring cross stitch canvass black floss embroidery floss and embroidery needle. A R will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs George Morris ons instead of Tuesday evenings due to the high school program Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McLaughlin
Metropolitan Art Gallery
H. M. Eicher
Boston Museum
Claire Dewey
Chicago Art Institute
Des Moines
Davenport
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington Cleaners
R. G. Vincent
BP. A. R
George Morrisons
Blue Lodge Masons-work Second Degree Tuesday Evening
Notice describes a Blue Lodge Masons-work session in the second degree set for Tuesday eve ning with large attendance expected. M. A. Hunter will lead the work after receiving a proficiency certificate from the grand lodge and several district instructors from other lodges will attend. The Young Woman's Missionary Society meeting at the Baptist church is tonight at 7 30. The O C class of the M B church of West Chester meets Thursday afternoon May 7 at Mrs P B Gray's home and asks members to bring magazines for Iowa City hospital.
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Baptist Kinsington
West Chester
Francis Wright
Lewis Harland
Doyie Smith
Blue Lodge
M. A. Hunter
Grand Lodge
L. B. Lupton
W. M
Young Woman's Missionary Society, of
The
Baptist Church
May Day Demonstrations Across Europe Face Tense Labor Debates
May Day crowds in England total about 100000 at Tyne Park with multilingual speeches as labor leaders warn Parliament over a government bill restricting unions. Paris reports large crowds with no violence, while Moscow hosts a Red Square parade. Berlin and Tokyo note protests and guard actions amid broader European unrest.
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London
England
House of Commons
Tyde Park
Paris
United Press
Red Hill
Saint Gervais
General Federation of Labor
Red International Syndicate Committee
Nicolas Sacco
Bartolomo Vangetti
South Braintree
Mass
Berlin
Lenin
Moscow
Vienna
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Hungary
Poland
Warsaw
Tokio
Agricultural States Rally to Aid Ministers Drive
Central west farmers and business leaders mobilize to raise 1 51,000 among themselves for the Presbyterian Church pension fund. Will Hays reports eastern pledges total 9 2 million with campaigns in fourteen states from Illinois to California running from now to mid May. Iowa quota set at 412 000 followed by South Dakota 86 000 Minnesota 382 000 Wisconsin 190 000 Nebraska 190 000 Kansas 308 000 with state chairmen guiding presbyteries and local church solicitations.
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Elhour
Presbyterian Church
Will H. Hays
Illinois
California
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Kansas
Hays
John P. Wallace
Central West
W. H. T. Foster
Sioux Falls
Frederick E. Weyerhaeuser
St. Paul
S. Frank Shattuck
Neenah
Nelson H. Loomis
Omaha
Charles S. Lawrence
Wichita
Sympathy for Sacco and Vanzetti at May Day rallies
May Day actions in Buenos Aires show resolutions expressing sympathy for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti as police tighten security to curb violence. In Mexico City protests a demonstrator appeals for a new trial for Sacco and Vanzetti before the U S liaison office and a Catholic church, led by communist speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Nicolai Sacco
Bartolomo Vanzetti
Mexico City
United States
Stevens Hotel Opens in Chicago as World’s Largest
Vice President Dawes signs the opening register for the Stevens in Chicago. The 29 floor tower overlooks Lake Michigan and Michigan Avenue. The hotel features a main lounge, a crystal ball room for 4,000 guests, a 15,000 volume library, and requires 2,500 staff.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Stevens
Michigan Avenue
State of Michigan
Lake Michigan
Hiring Fairs In English Towns Draw Crowds
The Dearborn Independent notes fairs in large English country towns where farm laborers and boys gather in the streets awaiting six months of work. After wage terms are set and a shilling given as guaranty, all join in merrymaking.
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England
Dearborn
Be Slow in Condemnation Principle Quote by Spencer
A quotation attributed to Herbert Spencer cautions against condemning without investigation. It frames condemnation as a barrier to information and arguments, preserving ignorance. The line urges patient inquiry before forming judgments.
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Herbert Spencer
West Chester Wins County Track Meet Held Here
West Chester triumphed at the county track meet with Geyer of Wellman second in the distance event. Morrison of Washington won the broad jump with Alin Wellman taking second and Geyer third. High jump was led by Stockman of West Chester tying with Ulin of Wellman, and Bain with Tucker of Washington shared second. The 440 yard dash went to Gardner of West Chester in 58.2 seconds, with Quinn and McAvoy of Washington following. West Chester claimed the half mile relay while Washington won the mile relay with West Chester second and Wellman third.
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Geyer
Wellman
Gardner
West Chester
Morrison
Washington
Alin
Stockman
Ulin
Weaver
Bain and Tucker
Quinn
McAvoy
Sprague
Hough
Barclay
Bain
Turner
Gallagher
Kolah Club Meeting Postponed One Week
The Kolah club meeting has been postponed for one week due to scheduling constraints. No additional details were provided.
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Kolah Club
Indians Discuss Columbus Arrival With Humorous Twist
Children debated the discovery of America as Columbus arrived. One youth reframed the moment by saying on landing Columbus embarrassed the land, a playful misstatement that drew a laugh at the lesson.
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America
Columbus
Red Cross Seeks 5 Million for Flood Victims Mobilizes Memphis Relief
The American Red Cross appeals for at least 5 million dollars to aid flood victims along the Mississippi Valley. Acting Chairman James L. Fieser directs relief from Memphis with government support from a cabinet committee led by Secretary Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Memphis
James L. Fieser
The
Ten
Mississippi
Happy Valley
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross Relief Fund
Dwight F. Davis
Curtis D. Wilbur
Navy
Herbert C. Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Florida
Kenry M. Baker
Relief For the Red
Washi
Chal Rieser
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Oscar Jugenheimer
U and TI
Fred Bey
Charles Hoxworth
C. L. Club
M. F. Hawkins
E. Bell
J. E. Cook
Floyd Eamondson
Mae
Church of Christ
Ed Mayhew
F. W. Sutton
Mayhew
Sutton
Parl Jackson
George Benson
Westphal
Jeweler
East Side Square
Reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
Dr. Wickham
Washington St
Harmony Club
J. R. Davidson
Prairie Flower Mission
Mona’ Reeves
Blanche Bealer
Bess Bush
Prairies
Adawadal Churea
F. Shattuck
Stevens Hotel
And
the Indians
Elgin Hamilton Gruen
Homer Stephen
Peem
Tles Hcc
Anneal Sl’ Er
Phas Lee
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