Community Socials Report From Crawfordsville Area
Give and Take club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stephens featuring bridge with high scores by Mrs. Robert Stephens and Wayne Norman. Sunset circle met for a flower seed and bulb exchange with Mrs. Blanche Taylor and new member Mrs. Tom Swift. Kolah club hosted by Mrs. Lulu Crawford with committee appointments and a jig saw puzzle activity. Gracehill Ladies Aid quilt session at Mrs. Ralph Brinning's, devotion on Light, next May meeting. Royal Neighbors attendance and routine business led by oracle Mrs. F. F-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stephens
Robert Stephens
Wayne Norman
Crawfordsville
Blanche Taylor
Lulu Crawford
Kolah Club
Quinn
Crawford
van Sickle
Will Monroe
West Chelsea
Gracehile
Gracehill Ladies Aid
Ralph Brinnine
Engel
Gracehill
Wellston and Valley
Homer Meyer
Carl Deering
Cora Brinning
Wilbur McClelland
Will Brinning
Ralph Brinning
Rainbow Girls Host Iowa City Guests at Banquet Initiation
Rainbow Girls entertained twelve Iowa City members and fifteen visitors at a dinner and meeting. Five candidates were initiated. The event drew 1295 attendees, with guests from Ainsworth Columbus Junction and town dignitaries. The banquet, hosted by the Eastern Star, featured spring arrangements and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa City
Dorothy Sybil
Wor Hy
Beatrice Griffith
Mark Korab
Harriet Rowland
Grady Jones
Mary Louise Morrabin
Mona Carson
Helen J Rohrbacher
Betty Lou Voight
Alice Leighton
Mary Eleanor Johnston
Marcella Gray
Ruth Cunningham
University of Town
Ed Korab
W. J. Weeber
Charles Bakman
Ainsworth
Mabel Thompson
Orie O'Connor
Gladys Vans
Golda Robertson
Edith Richards
Columbus Junction
Guy Croll
William Gilkey
M. A. Davidson
Edith Marshall
Ralph Marshall
Eastern Star
J. E. Ream
Charlotte Squire
Lawrence Crull
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promoted By Sherman Bros
Attractive skin advertised powder claims French process for smooth application and long wear. It hides wrinkles and minimizes pores while offering fragrance and tax free pricing of 50c and 1.00. Sold by Sherman Bros Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Social Calendar Highlights From May Meetings
The Little Sister Banquet for eighth grade girls entering high school is set for May 4 at 6 30 PM at the Y with Miss R L Coulter and Margaret Griffith leading the Girl Reserves. Various clubs including Obidem PEO Harmony WMS and Presbyterian and Rebekah groups share May 4 5 and 6 gatherings at local homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
R. L. Coulter
Margaret Griffith
Girl Reserves
Missionary Society and W R C Meet Saturday at 2 30
The young woman missionary society of U. P. church will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Mrs. Gee leads the stew art program and Mrs. Lloyd Walker leads devotion. The regular meeting of W R C will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Burlington
Grace Sprecher
Denison
Rainbow Assemblies
Washington
Beatrice Wilson
Dril
Mary Juliet Lemmon
Ruth Davis
Ralph Shannon
U. P. Church
H. C. Davis
E. Main
W. J. Masson
Nettie McLaughlin
Presbyterian Church
H. van Meter
Woman's ‘Foreign Missionary Society
J. H. Peet
Clarence Jacobs
Young Woman Missionary Society of U. P. Church
Gee, Stewart
Lloyd Walker
Brother Curran
W. E. Howell
C. C
Eastern Star
Jones Funeral Home
Constance Russell
Valley correspondent returns after visit and hospital update
Mrs Chas Churchill reports return from a brief vacation then details a serious operation for two tumors at Mercy hospital in Iowa City assisted by doctors Miller and Denavon. She notes recovery is going well and describes visits with relatives in Wellman Titus and near Iowa City and an eye injury incident involving Fred Neu hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Wellman
Wallace
Caleb Lemley
Lemley
Titus
Fred Neuhart
Iowa City
Fred
Local notes on health, weather, and community projects
A resident recovers partial sight after two months of impairment while pleurisy limits farm work. J. E. Deal visited Washington on business. A weekend rain disrupted Sunday services but garden growth improved with recent showers. Road work started in Dutch Creek township with tractor and grader. Visitors from Delta and Kirksville gathered at W. J. Pfeifer home for family reasons. The Young Peoples League met at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
J. E. Deal
Washington
Klein
Charlie Churchill
Andy Sheety
Dutch Creek Township
Jodie Zear
Keith
Delta
W. J. Pfeifer
Jodie
Kirksville
Wilbur pastor runs Placer mining camp on Columbia River
Wilbur Washington Rev. A R M Kettner, pastor of Lutheran churches at Wilbur and Reardan, operates a placer mining camp on the Columbia River. His "mining company" includes many Reardan youths who have pitched tents along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur, Wash
A. R. M. Kettner
Wilbur and
Reardan
Columbia River
Careless Man Gets in Trouble Over Whisky Evidence
Salt Lake City Utah Charles J Kayes 24 was cited for lax destruction of evidence after he claimed to have destroyed a whisky jug. Police testified they used handkerchiefs and cropping to mop up about a half pint presented in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles J. Kayes
Thor
Oughness
Kayes
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Sunset Circle
Tom Swift
Hattie Schrader
Pearl Hering
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society
Royal Neighbors
Kalona, Wellman
Ainsworh
F. F
Rainbow Girls
Prom Flowa City
Payne
Des Moines
Fortnigatly Club
Paul Snakenbere
Luella Patton
Grant Humble
Harry Campbell
Snakenberg
Asem
igud@st
Darrell Tors
T Asdle Club
U. and J. Club
George Sehneider
John Jackson
Ella Conklin
Keota
Maxwell
Carter
Frank Morgan
Susan Smith
Charles Sloat
Frank Meergan
Ben
Vernon Tucker
Lrvend
Rothschild’s
Perrin
Rayon
Stepins
Prom
Ceacon
Phoenix Hosiery
Hile
Phoenix Desert
Rothschild‘s
Obidem Club
Dorothy Schmoedler
Walter Gardner
Harmony Club
Rebekah
Arthur Woods
Patricia
Merle Baker
Bobby
A. Burnett
Fairfield
B. F. Tucker
Jesse Crown
Pink, Biege
Silk
Rochester
Lemmon’s
Lemmon
Scott’s
America
Scott's
R. C. Scott
Big Rug Dept
Perfection Stores
Dave
Scott Furniture CO
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