Bethel Bethel Community Social Highlights April Meeting
Bethel community members gathered Thursday April 28 for a monthly social with eighty eight attendees. The young married people's class produced the program "family album" featuring character roles and readings plus two short plays and refreshments. The U and I club hosted a family pot luck with eighteen attendees and plans next meeting at Mrs Joe Maxwell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Hazel Lambert
Leta Meyer
Wayne Lambert
Theodore Meyer
Ray Lambert
Marvin Lambert
Adolph Larson
Helen Lambert
Mr. Larson
Lloyd Foster
Mrs. Larson
Helen Foster
Effie Walker
Alice Brown
Donald Brown
Larson
Dell Walker
Nellie Juzeler
Myrtle Pearson
May
Ernest Gideon
V and T Club
U and I Club
Dill Boiltan
Joe Maxwell
Community Notices From Local Groups This Week
Regular meeting of YWCA held Monday evening May 2 at 7 30. The IX club postponed until further notice. KCC dance set for Thursday evening May 5 with a seven piece orchestra. everyone invited. K of P reports work in second rank tonight at six o clock.
PEIAKA Women Plan Regular Meeting And Sunday Class
Daughters of Union Veterans hold their regular meeting Monday at 7 PM. Dr Eastwood’s Sunday school class gathers Monday evening at the country home of Mr and Mrs David Kleese. Those without transport may meet at the church at 6 30 PM bringing dishes silverware and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Dr. Eastwoods
David Kleese
Local club meetings and guest day program announced
The Pythian Sisters of Washington temple plan a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the K of P hall. Chapter J PBE O members will travel to Keota Tuesday afternoon for a guest day program hosted by Chapter CM PBE O at Mrs. J O Singmaster’s home.
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Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple
K. of P. Hall
Chapter J
P. BE. O
Keota
J. O. Singmaster
Pleasant Hill Clubs Schedule Wednesday Meetings
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. Roy Kephart Wednesday afternoon. The Merry Makers club will meet with Mrs John Patterson on Wednesday, May 4. The Just Us club will meet with Mrs R P Dewey at 420 Fast Madisons Wednesday afternoon.
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Friendly Social Club
Robert Kephart
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Roy Kephart
Merry Makers Club
John Patterson
Just Us Club
R. P. Dewey
Community clubs announce meetings for Thursday May 5
The WH J club meets with Mrs Dewey Weeks to bring hoops and thimbles. Harmony Community club meets with Mrs Walter Anderson with household hints. Past Noble Grand Circle hosts a card social at I O O F hall. H H club gathers with Lorena Green. favorite book as roll call. IH BE O club meets with Mrs Henry Doig. bring scissors and thimble. Independent club meets with Mrs Harry Maxwell. J P Eb o y club meets at 2:30 p m at Mrs Marsh Bailey. Ladies Aid Christian church holds a 16 cent social. good attendance urged.
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WH. J. Club
Harmony Community Club
Walter Anderson
H. H. Club
Lorena Green
BE. O. Club
Henry Doig
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Westminster Guild Plans Tuesday Picnic at Library
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday at 6 PM at the library for a picnic. If rain prevents outdoor plans the gathering will be postponed.
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Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Local Club Meetings Outline May 4 Gatherings
The Kolah club meets at Mrs H J Schoonover on Wednesday afternoon May 4. Navajo club gathers with Mrs Ed Hammer on Wednesday afternoon. St Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Albert Zieglowsky Wednesday afternoon May 4. Child Study Department of Fortnightly reschedules to Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs B F Bostwock 743 Past Main street guest day Miss Berg speaker plans for next year. Linger Longer club meets with Mrs Art Dawson Wednesday afternoon seed and bulb exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid
Albert Zieglowsky
B. F. Bostwock
Main Street
Miss Berg
Linger Longer Club
Art Dawson
Riverside Ladies' Auxiliary to Send Delegates to County Convention
At the Riverside unit meeting fifteen members attended and elected Mrs Eva Thompson and Mrs Alan Frost as delegates to the Crawfordsville county convention in May. Alternates were Mrs J P Quinn and Mrs C W Ingram. Mrs Edward Godlove will read a paper on legislation at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Crawfordsville
Eva Thompson
Alan Frost
J. P. Quinn
C. W. Ingram
Edward Godlove
R. H. Heitzman
Delta Delt
Bridge Club
Harold Cress
E. F. Wheelan
W. H. Cress
Roy Miller
Marguerite Quinn
Charles Bender
Patricia McCreedy
Ivan McCreedy
Gunes
Jate
Marjorie Guinn
Shirley Anne Cress
Glenvive Marner
Adrian Fitzsimmons
Route Six Social Notes Share Visits and Illnesses
Mrs John Shebeck and the Jarrards escorted Mrs William McBeth to Trenton where she visits relatives. Lewis Baker’s illness sent Mrs Shebeck to Washington. Loreta Griggs improves from illness. The Jarrards hosted guests Adolph Guenther and Roy Fink families. Junior college play at the high school drew a good crowd. Wilma Kerr and Mildred Shebeck stayed with Lawrence Howells. News is scarce these days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jarrard
Stanley
William McBeth
Jarrard
Trenton
Arthur Wiley
Miller
John Shebeck
Washington
Lewis Baker
Loreta Griggs
Adolph Guenthers
Mapel and Haller Seek Democratic Nominations in County races
Political notices announce supervisor candidate Roy H. Mapel for the 1933 term and sheriff hopeful Joseph Haller for the June primary. Both submit to Democratic voters of Washington County with requests for support on dates May 26 May 13 May 20 and June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Mapel
Washington County
Joseph Haller
Wellman
Saucy dancer smashes Primo Carnera at Lido
Paris May 2 Ins reports Mickey Devine, a 105 pound dancer from Earl Carroll's Vanities, struck Primo Carnera with a right uppercut in a club fracas on the Champs Elysees. Carnera suffered a cut chin as Leon Garfield and others sustained minor injuries in the altercation sparked by a dispute over Griselle.
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Paris
Primo Carnera
Lido
Champs Elysees
Mickey Devine
Earl Carroll
Carnera
Leon Garfield
Stanford University
Mickey
Primo
Griselle
Lindbergh Tightens Search For Kidnappers Lair
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh hunted a secret clue to reach the kidnappers' lair as New Jersey police headed by H Norman Schwarzkopf said Lindbergh had been away from his Sourland Mountain home for days. Police investigated a radio message to Detroit gangster Harry Fleischer, missing since the abduction, while Rev Arthur W. Brooks and the Apostolic Church of America provided information yielding no results.
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Lindberg
Sourland Mountain
Hopewell
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Schwarzkopf
Harry Fleischer
New York
Fleischer
Farm Speakers at Des Moines Third Farm Meeting
DES MOINES IOWA May 2 INS The head of the farm board and a board opponent will speak at separate meetings. James C Stone head of the national board will address insurance and loan company executives managing land foreclosed on mortgages and the Iowa farm real estate association. John A Simpson national president of the farmers union will urge a farmers holiday at the national meeting last fall Simpson urged endorsement but the resolution failed. Helen Myers of north of Washington visited this weekend with her aunt Miss Clara Faulkner.
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Des Moines
Iowa
INS
Farm Board
James C. Stone
National Board
Insurance and Loan Company
Iown Farm
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Farmers Union
The
Simpson
Iowa brief notes May events and searches
Marshalltown hosts the sixth annual conference of the American Association of University Women Iowa division on May 6 and 7. Decorah plans burial services for Glen Amdahl, 20, Ossian, whose body was found in the Upper Iowa River. Edward Anderson receives a $200 reward. Boone reports a second nature study hike to Ledges State Park led by Iowa State College botanists.
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Marshalltown
American Association of University Women
Iowa
Decorah
Glen Amdahl
Ossian
Iowa River
Edward Anderson
Boone
Ledges State Park
Iowa State College
Keota High School Musical Program Highlights Awards
Keota High School presented a musicale in the auditorium with a fair audience. Awards awarded by Superintendent J F Church covered declamatory, oratorical, dramatic and humorous classes and basketball and football honors for one to three years of service.
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Keota
Keota High School
Iris Hart
James Rogers
Sylvia
Irene Rogers
Victor Hess
Kathryn Clark
Miss Stoutner
Miss Clark
John Robert Helschner
James
Robert Adams
Charlies Beiwen
Richard Hudson
Paul Russell
Jack Mills
Chester Pence
Lawrence Romine
James Romine
Lester Norenberg
Boyd Sanders
Madison Hitchcock
Max Bott
Omer Stoutner
Richard Fisher
Dale Dunbar
Lodges Schedule Regular Meetinos and Officers
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month with Glenn Mace W M and A W Yard as secretary. Damascus Shrine No 10 WS of J meets the fourth Tuesday monthly at Mason ic Temple rooms with Grace E Twinam W H P and J W Bidwell W Scribe.
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Washington Lodge No
A. Ff
A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
A. W. Yard
Damascus Shrite
W. S. of J
Masonic Temple
Grace E. Twinam
Railway Time Table Compilation for Various Lines
Railway timetable page lists eastbound and westbound passenger and freight trains with daily and Sunday exceptions. It names multiple trains including No 80 Local Freight No 50 Motor Car No 30 Pass Train and No 12 Pass Train Apache and Golden State lines, plus branch stops at Washington and Oskaloosa and county seats. Agents L Goodlander and J C McKay noted, with schedules for arrivals departures and notable stop rules.
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Prasse Fin Woh Resin Aia
Apache
Golden State Lim- Hriee
Golden State Emaer
Geene
California
el Paso
Hrighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
Standard Oil of Indiana Declares 25 Cent Dividend
Directors of Standard Oil of Indiana announce a regular dividend of 25 cents a share on common stock. The dividend will be paid June 5 to stockholders of record at the close of business May 16.
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Cjhcago
INS
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Olympic funds advance slowly in push to LA games
In Philadelphia on May 2 _ins the American Olympic committee reported about 34000 of 350000 needed, listing 20 events and a playoff path from Boston trials to Palo Alto final tests. In Los Angeles Poland will send 47 athletes including four women stars, as funds rise across the nation.
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Philadelphia
American Olympic Committee
Los Angeles
Boston
Atlantic
Seaboard
Palo Alto
Cal
Poland
John Roman
United States
Roman
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Peiaka
FE. O. W
Everette Burham
Royal Neighbors
Woodman Hall
Rude Warfel
Noble Grand Circle
Independent Club
Harry Maxwell
Qapter J. P. Eboy
Kolah Club
H. J. Schoonover
Navajo Club
Ed Hammer
Tom
Wantads
Bor Sheriff
Saucy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Helen Myers
North of Washington
Clara Faulkner
Iowa Briefs
Rogers
Louise Pulver
John Robert
R&r
E&p
Ee Ei
Washington& Oskaloosa
J. C. McKay
Washingtonieascal
Wington
W. C. Bell
Standard Oil
Lim
Leon
Harvey Lewis
Oklahoma
Oxford Universal
Universal
AVON
Eatia
George Rector
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
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