Community Groups Host Various Social Gatherings
Local clubs and church groups held a busy slate of gatherings. Mrs C W Klein hosted St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid with nine members and seven visitors. Mildred Zieglowsky led a quilting plan. The Christian church Young Married People class held a pot luck at Orville Caldwell home. Surprises and birthday parties occurred for Mr C C Watson and other community members. The E OO W club, Friendly Social, and Christian Ladies Aid met with programs,花reshments, and flower exchanges. The C D A Sewing Circle quilted for a member with fourteen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Klein
St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
Mr. Klein
Mildred Zieglowsky
The
Christian Church
Orville Caldwell
W. L. Cummings
Emmett Hayes
C. D
A. L. Ledger
A. Joe Kelly
Baby
Janice
Teresa Eagle
Economy Hints for the Kitchen in Household Practice
A fragment urges thrifty kitchen habits as the best area to practice economy at home. It recommends welcoming practical hints toward efficient use of Kits in daily cooking and housekeeping.
State convention delegate named for Sioux City event
Mrs. T. A. Michels president of Chapter J P BE O is to be a delegate to the state convention at Sioux City next week. The dates are May 9 10 and 11. Last night Mrs. Michels presided at the regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Ralph Shannon with forty one in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Sioux City
Michels
Ralph Shannon
New Supreme Chaplain Elected for White Shrine in Grand Rapids
Mrs. Rose Reid of Washington elected supreme chaplain of the White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Grand Rapids convention. Geneva Sterneck of La Grange named supreme worthy high priestess. Reid attends with husband Dr. Fred Reid and others, planning to depart for Chicago tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Reid
Washington
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chiesago
Geneva Sterneck
la Grange
Ill
Reid
Fred Reid
T. V. Knerr
Kalona
Mozelle Russell
Winfield
Knerr
Damascus Shrine
Roy Means
Means
Shepherds of Damascus Shrine
The Changing Theater Talk Delights Local Group
Miss Elinor Douglas spoke on "The Changing Theater" outlining recent developments in Little Theater and University theaters for resident members. The discussion covered evolving stage practices and community theater trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Douglas
Meeting notes on speakers and roll call from May gathering
Miss Livingston sang with Mrs. Lloyd accompanying. Miss Aileen Milligan spoke on "The Play of the Year." Roll call prompted "your Favorite Movie Star." Attendees included Mrs. Shannon Mrs. R L Bitter and Miss Helen Levis. Next meeting set for 2 30 p m May 18 at Mrs Delbert Bailey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Livingston
J. M. Lloyd
Aileen Milligan
Shannon
R. L. Bitter
Helen Levis
Delbert Bailey
Mrs Cora Dunsmore Hosts Junior High Teachers
Mrs Cora Dunsmore entertained the junior high school women teachers at her home last evening. They spent a pleasant evening sewing and visiting. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Dunsmore
Ainsworth Chapter 3092 to Meet Friday Evening
Ainsworth Chapter No 3092 E S will hold their regular meeting Friday night May 5 at 7 00 PM. The 675 regular meeting of K of M will conduct work in 1st degree led by J M Kelly GK 6903.
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Ainsworth
E. S
J. M. Kelly
G. K
Glendale pupils host kitchen shower for teacher on surprise visit
Glendale May 2 pupils at Glendale school surprised Mrs Robert Ginkenger with a kitchen shower after she announced her marriage. Gifts were opened before the class, with humorous commentary as she described each item. The school year remains about three weeks.
Community society notes and school updates from Glendale and Spread Eagle
The column reports spring events including Refreshments served by fruit cup and cookies leaders and a large attendance of about sixteen women. New leaders were chosen for next year. Miss Nettle Miller transfers from Glendale though Spread Eagle district final choice remains unsettled. The Hearthside club hosted a party at the Elmer Guenther home. Lawson Crone lost his baby in a cab accident Friday night after a track meet in Washington. M. W. Vernon of Ames inspected poultry records at Thomas Gerdes home. Miss Emmaling Beamer recovers from last week’s wounds. stitches removed with optimism. Glendale school held a picnic on the Glenn farm. Hazel Hopping becomes new pupil living with relatives Clark and V Hopping. Spread Eagle school reports all students present except Robert Custer and Mary Gier due to stomach and intestinal troubles. Preparations underway for a program on the last day of school. Farmers hope corn will be planted and plowing avoided so all may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caby
Washington
M. W. Vernon
Ames
Iowa
Thomas Gerdes
Emmaling Beamer
Glendale School
Glenn Farm
Hazel Hopping
Lloyd Hopping
Clark Hopping
Spread Eagle School
Robert Custer
Mary Gier
Spread Eagle
Girl Becomes First Pilot of San Francisco Chicago Flight
Martha Dalin, serving as crew on the San Francisco Chicago charter, led passengers off at Municipal Airport and earned the distinction of being the first to do so on the route. Abe Lou Miles described the moment as a historic milestone for the airline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abe
Martha Dalin
Municipal
Coast to coast stewardess to log big air miles
Middle West girl Miss Dalin earns credit for 300000 miles of air travel while serving as a stewardess on coast to coast passenger transports. She has been flying for two and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dalin
Horses Doped, Agents Said
Federal narcotics agents testified in New Orleans that horse doping before races was common. Benjamin W. Brown pleaded guilty to delivering heroin to informers posing as race horsemen and received a two month jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Benjamin W. Brown
Brown
Cabinet Members Serve At President's Pleasure Or Until Replaced
The cabinet members hold office at the pleasure of the President or until successors are appointed and approved. This reflects the standard tenure for executive branch appointees and their removal or confirmation processes.
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ST. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Mets
Christian Sunday School
Mrs. Byron Britton
Watson
C. C. Watson
Ben Holt
Wilbur Watson
Donald Watson
Orrie Kephart
Glenn Watson
Cecil Dunbar
Kenneth
Cloyce Watson
Prindly Social, CLI
Friendly
Mary Schneider
Arthur Ruebsam
John Eiben
Lucille Baker
Laura Baker
BO. W. Club
E. O. W. Club
Glenn Hayes
E. Oo. W. Club
D. L. Carbaugh
Joe Maxwell
Sam Miller
Ella Conklin
Keola
Welllston Club
Guepdot
Wellston
Marion Smith
Opidems Meert
Dorothy Schmoerller
Obidem Club
Dorothy Schmoeller
Margaret Davison
Hannah Luithly
Beatrice Wilson
K. of C. Dance
Lois Wilkins
Christian Ladies Aid
Christian Ladies Aid Society
George Lemmon
Montrose
Cal
Ivan Cummings
Cummings
Sanders
William Futman
Virgil Earls
Byron Britton
Havre
Howard Baker
Glad Mast
Elmer Mason
Arch Cannon
Homer
Cannon
Dorothy
Vleme
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
State Theatre
Swift
Hannah's Cone Shoppe
Washington F High School
Girl Reserves
Washington Junior High School
Margaret Griffith
Elizabeth Thorne
Kathryn Little
Doris Klepfer
Althea Montgomery
Pebbles
Mother Smith
Lou Jean Stewart
Sarah Marie Davis
Helen Melinski
Duane Peterson
Edna Mercer
RB. L. Coutter
Girl Reserve
G. RR
Julia McElhinney
Miriam Palmer
Ben Wilson
Audrey Peet
Clara Witting
Betty Wilson
Ruth McCreedy
Catherine Masson
State Convention OF
P.O
White Shrine
Mrs
Rukgaber
West Side Square
Glendale
Robert Ginkenger
Spread Fagle
Tom Harvey
Esson
Home
Chas. Custer
Bennie Schantz
Wits
Crone’s
Pomsts
Acon
Vyth
Libe's
Ib. Carton
Paisley
Trae UP Inc
Rite Way
Des Moines
Jack Sprat
Jack Sprat Macaroni
Kellogg’s
Crone & Sons
RITE=WAY FOOD STORES
Wyman
Girl Flies
Lou Miles
Kurtz
Bologna
Buffalo
Kellogg's Whole Wheat
Per
Whostei
Royal
Th. Sk
Big Ben
Lighthouse
Johnson