Local People Head to Supreme White Shrine Meeting
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Reid and Miss Marguerite MacGugin depart for Cleveland Ohio where the supreme shrine meeting of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will convene May 6 to 10 Mrs Reid candidate for supreme worthy high priestess election occurs May 7 and installation May 8 Damascus shrine will be represented by G W Manassier The year sees visits to about 200 shrines with 75 deputies and a Des Moines bid for the next meeting There are 427 shrines nationwide with Canada provinces and 23 in all including Montreal to Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reid
G. W. Manassier
Supreme Shrine
Damascus Shrine
Chicago
Detroit
Reid
United States
Canada
Supreme Shrine Organization
Cleveland
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Damascus
Cleveland Temple
Masonic Temple
Cleveland Hotel
Des Moines
Supreme Credentials Committee
Michigan
Ohio
California
Montreal
Vancouver
Rainbow Girls Hold Election and Initiation Monday
Rainbow girls will hold an election and initiation Monday evening at 7 30 at the Masonic temple with a social hour and refreshments following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Wellman O. E. S. at Iowa City Meeting
Eastern Star members attended the Iowa City regular meeting on Wednesday evening May 1. Guests included Mrs. Earl May of Shenandoah Worthy Grand Matron. Wellman attendees were Mrs. Mark Shaffer Mrs. H K Ross Mrs. Charles Durian Jr Mrs. L W Marner and Miss Lillian Livezey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Eastern Star
Iowa City
Earl May
Shenandoah
Mark Shaffer
H. K K. Ross
Charles Durian, Jr
L. W. Marner
Lillian Livezey
Mrs Wetrich Hosts Elite Club Meeting at Home
Mrs Clarence Wetrich was hostess to the Elite club when it met at her Wellman home on Wednesday afternoon for the regular business meeting and social hour. Seven members sewed quilt blocks and refreshments were served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Clarence Wetrich
Pattern Bureau Jacket Dress in Sizes to 48
Advertisement offers jacket dress patterns up to size 48 with pattern price 15 cents in stamps or coin. Instructions urge wrapping coin carefully and sending pattern mail to Pattern Bureau New York City address on Fifth Avenue.
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N. Y
Pattern Bureau
Fifth Aseaueark City
Social Calendar Events Tonight and Upcoming
Community society notes list church and club meetings for tonight and upcoming days. Includes Methodist W M S Presbyterians Rebekah lodge Baptist Women Missionary Society Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple and Daughters of Veterans activities with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society
Carol
Lucile Forgey
Congress
Rainbow Girls
Masonic
Temple E. O. W
Robert Dawson
Charles Palmer
J. C. Carris
Daughters of Veterans
Flower and Bulb Exchange Planned by Friendly Social Club
The Friendly Social club hosts a flower and bulb exchange with members joining Mrs. Etta Glassburner Tuesday afternoon. Each member will answer roll call by naming a favorite flower.
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Etta Glassburner
Snowball Club Prepares For Embarrassing Moments Demonstration
Snowball Social club members are asked to be prepared with embarrassing moments and with scraps of print thread scissors and needle for the Wednesday meeting at Mrs Arthur Wiley home. Roll call will reveal the embarrassing moments. Mrs Glen Knapp will conduct a sewing demonstration and attendees should bring their sewing gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiley
Glen Knapp
Vigilant S S Class Plans for Meeting
Members of the Presbyterian Vigilant Sunday school class without transport will meet at the church at 6 p.m. The regular pot luck supper and social will follow at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
J. C. Carris
Birthday notices and family milestones in a local column
Mrs Clendenning and great nieces mark birthdays including Elizabeth Anne Meek born on her 80th birthday. The column notes Mrs Clendenning’s health, her Circleville origin, and pioneer life. Other birthdays include Richard Roe Allen, Robert Brown, Isabelle Davis, Helen Myers, and Babe Haney with nods to Mrs Sage and Mrs Grant Hameton in Des Moines area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenning
Jane Clendenning
Elizabeth Anne Meek
Florence Kyle
William Beggs
Washington
Circleville, O
Frank Sace
Sage
Des Moines
P E O Chapter Initiates New Member In Mt Pleasant
P E O Chapter 1 initiated a new member at Mrs C A Boice home with thirty one members present. Mrs C H Guther presided and Mrs Homer Stephen led a review of Modern Plays Wednesdays Child. Mrs T A Michels reviewed Mary of Scotland. May 16 an all day meeting at Mt Pleasant home with fourteen guests. Mrs Johnson expressed thanks and noted Mrs Hall recently passed away. Mrs P Etter chairs transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. O
C. A. Boice
C. H. Guther
Homer Stephen
Maxwell Anderson
T. A. Michels
Des Moines
Helen Hayes
P. B. QO
Mt. Pleasant
Johnson
Hall
Transportation Committee
Bridge Clubs Hold Regular Meetings This Week
Several bridge clubs held meetings in the last few days. Mrs. C. W. Stewart hosted a one o'clock luncheon at the North Side Dafe. Mrs. Carl Jungbluth hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for her three weekly club. A group of teachers also met Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stewart
North Side Dafe
Carl Jungbluth
Harmony Club Considers New Name at Thursday Meeting
The Harmony Community club discussed adopting a new name at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Walter Longer's home. Nine members and guest Mrs. Walter Kleese attended as Mrs. Anna Kleese led the business session. A luncheon was served. next meeting will be at Mrs. Bernice Sheetz’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Community Club
Walter Longer
Walter Kleese
Anna Kleese
Charles Schiebel
Bernice Sheetz
Shower in Honor of Bride at Longwell Home
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Harold Kauffman formerly Louise Longwell hosted by her sister-in-law Mrs. Frank Longwell and assisted by Mrs. Jean Siegle. Guests searched for hidden gifts and hemmed tea towels. Nine guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kauffman
Louise Longwell
Frank Longwell
Flowers Exchanged Before Snowstorm at H H Club
The H H club met yesterday afternoon with seven members and one guest, Mrs George Brown. Mrs Dick Blanchard hosted the gathering and assisted in serving refreshments after the business meeting led by president Mrs Forest Walker.
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H. H. Club
Dick Blanchard
George Brown
Forest Walker
Living Lake P. T. A. installs new officers May 24
Living Lake P. T. A. will install newly elected officers at the final meeting of the year on May 24. Officers include President Mrs Dell Walker, Vice President Mrs Adolph Larson, Secretary Mrs P F Whisler, and Treasurer Mrs Glen Thompson.
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Living Lake P. T. A
Dell Walker
Adolph Larson
P. F Whisler
Glen Thompson
A. Beiter
A. Beiter Is the Teacher. Mr. Beiter
P. F. Whisler
Apricot Native to Asia Described by Western Centre Regions
The apricot is identified as a native plant of western end centre Asia with a range extending east to China.
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Asia
China
Grandparents Topic Draws Fort Nightly Club
The Fort Nightly club Child Study department met at Mrs. C. H. Guther's home with a talk by Mrs. Walter Burger on Little Known Facts about Grandparents and Mrs. Frank Miller on Famous Pictures for Children. It was the last meeting of the year with small attendance. next year’s officers were selected at the April meeting: Leader Mrs. Leland Morrison assistant leader Mrs. Francis Skipton and secretary treasurer Mrs. Luella Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burger
Frank Miller
Fort Nightly Club
C. H. Guther
Leland Morrison
Francis Skipton
Luella Patton
Presbyterian prayer meeting with Mr and Mrs Moore
The Presbyterian prayer meeting at 720 North Iowa Avenue will be held at 9 30 on Wednesday morning May 8. The Handcraft department luncheon and display was postponed from May 6 to Monday May 13. Pres choir practice is at 7 30 tonight. The D A R breakfast has been postponed due to the weather and will not be held tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting
Fred L. Moore
North
Iowa Avenue
Rural School News highlights top pupils and activities
Margaret Anderson reports on end of term praise with A student list including Eve lyn Miller Mildred Meyer Lois Fitzgerald Evelyn Givans and Virginia Meyer Evelyn Givans tops geography. 1B pupil Virginia Meyer reads in eighth reader and works in spelling and arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
Evelyn Miller
Mildred Meyer
Lois Fitzgerald
Evelyn Givans
Virginia Meyer
Evelyn Givan
Pacific States
Marion Miller
Missionary Review Discussed by United Presbyterian Group
Mrs. George Rudiger reviewed the April Missions magazine yesterday afternoon as members of the United Presbyterian Young Women's missionary society gathered at Mrs. Neill Trotman’s home. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rudiger
April Missions
United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society
Neill Trotman
Flower Exchange At Sunset Circle Meets Near Crawfordsville
The Sunset circle near Crawfordsville held a flower exchange on Thursday with Mrs. John Williams. Miss Dorothy Orris and Mrs. Pearl Herring led the entertainment committee. The hostess, aided by Mrs. Spangler, served refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Snyders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Circle
Crawfordsville
John Williams
Dorothy Orris
Pearl Herring
Spangler
Snyders
Missionary Society Hosts Mothers Day Meeting in Columbus City
The United Presbyterian Church Missionary society of Columbus City held a Mothers Day gathering at Mrs. F. H. Johnston’s home. Mrs. C. S. Ramsdale led the program reading a letter from overseas missionary Mrs. Bruce Buchanan. Mrs. Robertson spoke on The Sistine Madonna and Ramsdale sang Memories as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church of
Columbus City
F. H. Johnston
C. S. Ramsdale
Bruce Buchanan
Ethiopia
Monmouth
J. J. Robertson
Cedar Township Union School Honor Roll Report
During the fifth six weeks period the following pupils were neither absent nor tardy Elea nor and William Maas Lawer
Township School Notes On New Pupils And Contests
The report lists new pupils Francis and Beatrice Gillespie from Summit school and notes attendance after Christmas. Students Beulah Freel, Harold Ashby, Bernard Swift competed in advanced spelling, with Marjorie Benson, Martha Ashby, Maxine Reeves in primary. Measles caused absences. exams for seventh and eighth grades are planned for early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence
Marion Swift
Paul
Marjorie Benson
Francis Gillespie
Maxine Reeves
Francis
Beatrice Gillespie
Beatrice
Summit School
Beulah Freel
Harold Ashby
Bernard Swift
Martha Ashby
Marjorie
Harold
Washington
Arlys Myers
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Sugeet FY
Supreme White Shrine
Cleveland, O
Mks, Reid
East Side Square
Rainbow
Wellman O. E. S
Mrs. Wetrich
By Even Wearn
Bening Journal
Pattern Department
Methodist
J. H. Peet
Orville Elder
Rebekah Lodge
O. F. Hall
William Graf
South Fourth Avenue
P. M
Etta
S. S
Richard Roe Allen
Warren Allen
Robert Brown
Mrs
Alfred Brown
Isabelle Davis
Helen Myers
H. J. Myers
Babe” Haney
Neda
Mrs. Grant Hameton
P. E. O. Chapter
Bridge Club
Harmony Club
Rural School News
Glendale
Francis Hindahi
Washington High School
Lester Krabill
U. P. Society
Cedar Township
Delicatessen
Dad
Mother
Jane
Opposite State Theatre
the McCalls & Ingalls
America
Montgomery Ward
South Side Square
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