Picnic and club notes from Washington high area events
A May fourth picnic by Washington high sewing class 5th and 7th periods with Miss Rachael Fabrick featured a two mile hike to the creek, a mothers’ menu, and a return by 7:30 PM. Numerous local women and club members attended meetings of Rebekahs, Missionary auxiliaries, Ladies of the Church of Christ, H. H. club, Presbyterian women, and other social groups with talks, refreshments, and planned Memorial Day observances.
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Washington High School
Rachael Fabrick
Rachael’ Fabrick
Esther
Catherine Lohberger
Darlene Powell
Dora Haney
Florence Griffin
Irene Roe
Mabel Kupka
Mary Moriaty
Nellie Kolosick
Aretha Burroughs
Geneva Shebeck
Gladys McCreedy
Mary Essly
Pertha Kephart
Hazel Thompson
Francea O'rien
Mae Gideon
Gladys Glapp
Hazel Snider
Thelma Derby
Rayvmah Trask
Wilma Moore
Eva Burham
Pienim
Dairlene Powell
Mable Kupka
Frances O'Brien
St James Church Social Hall Meeting Notice
A notice invites all church members to gather in the social hall at St James Church for an upcoming meeting. The message urges full attendance.
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St. James Church
Local Club and Department Meetings Scheduled in May
Announcements list multiple meetings for May including the Albert M Hart Auxiliaries in the G A R room on May 11 at 7 30 PM and Fortnightly club divisions meeting May 11 at 2 20 PM with officer elections. Also Shalom Group of the Moob church meets May 11 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Carl Hedges home with sewing Bring, and West Chester Pythian Sisters have a regular meeting night with a candidate to be initiated. The Home Economies department and W B F M S of Lexington hold gatherings in early May with promised prompt starts.
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Rural Women's Club
Lou Rhodebeck
J. N. Phillips
Fuhr
Vincent
Ora Rhodebeck
Shalom
Moob
Carl Hedges
F. L. Wilson
Home Economies Department
West Chester
Haskins Haskins News Notes and Visits
Weather praised after two weeks of sunshine as farmers hope for rain. Mrs Dary Mathers of Fort Madison visited Rabinold family. Mrs Sarah E Warner of Washington stayed with Godlove family. Vivian Booth returns from Davenport and plans to enroll in Brown's Business College. Missionary society met at the church. Leslie McCreedy and guests from La Mont Iowa dined with J R McCreedy. Leo Farrington family returned from Pass a Grille Florida after three months, detouring via Muscle Shoals. Florida left them unimpressed.
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Haskins Haskins
Dary Mathers
Fort Madison
I. B. Rabinold
Sarah E. Warner
Washington
Local notes and social updates from Pleasant Plains vicinity
J E Booth traveled to East Pleasant Plains to check his farm. The Ladies Aid society met at Mrs C A Davis's home with eleven members. Frey family visited Mrs Frey's sister Mrs C L Benson near Wayland. James Cherwinker and wife drove to Iowa City for Mr Cherwinker's medical treatment.
Methodist Sunday school social features games and stunts
The Whatsoever class of the Methodist Sunday school held a May 4 gathering at the Hayes home in Crawfordsville with about 50 guests. Activities included occupation guessing from a booklet, a fishing contest with bent pins, and a burlesque movie star name game, followed by brick ice, devil's food cake, and coffee.
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Crawfordsville
Myron Hayes
Hazel Craig
Vera Yeager
Methodist Sunday School
Hayes Home
Margaret Hull
Nellie Robertson
Hull
John Wooley
Columbia
Missouri
Wo OC
Porter
E. W. Griffith
M. FE. Hayes
Hazel Moorhead
Harold Ross
Ingomar
Montana
Mildred Miller
Mildred
Jas, Miller
Crawfordsville baseball loss in extra innings described
Crawfordsville High school baseball dropped a 12 to 11 extra inning defeat to Olds in seven innings with heavy hits and wild pitching. Cherryholmes homered twice and doubled, M Anwyl and Fletcher added power, while Olds benefited from four Olds runs in the third and a late comeback to win. Two Crawfordsville regulars were out sick or injured. United Presbyterian Church notes list Sabbath school at 10 and sermon at 11 on The Mother in Israel with two elders to be installed.
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Frank Hamilton
Huston
J. B. Hanley
Nira
Bell
Wellman
Crawfordsville
Olds
Glia
We- Tee
Beauchamp
Cherryholmes
M. Anwyl
L. Fletcher
Davidson
Anwyls
Cherryholmes P
Lemon E
Mitchell
V. Flecher
Israel
Taylor
Barnes
Mother's Day Services Featured by Three Churches
Rev Porter pastor at Presbyterian Church invites all to a morning service honoring mothers with Sunday School at 9:30 and a program at 11 featuring children recitations choir music and a brief sermon. Rev Griffith announces Mother’s Day welcome and a sermon on A Great Woman The Shunamite at 11. Senior League gatherings follow at 6:30 led by Mary Borders and Irene Mitchell. Rev Hayes, Methodist pastor, preaches the baccalaureate at 9:00 in the High School Auditorium on May 8.
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The
Church of the Glad Hand
BE. W. Griffith
Shunamite
Mary Borders
Irene Mitchell
M. BE. Hayes
Methodist Church
Gallagher Makes Weekend Visit Home From Monmouth College
Verle Gallagher returns from Monmouth College to spend the weekend with his parents at their home.
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Verle Gallagher
Monmouth College
Obituary of Mary Hoyer Worel Dated May 5 1926
Mary Hoyer Worel died at the home of Wes Reiner on May 5 1926. Born January 13 1839 near Prague Bohemia, she was married to W. J. Worel who died April 24 1872 and later lived with daughter Amelia Reiner. She leaves three sons W A Worel Pocatello Idaho C C J Worel Minneapolis Louis Worel Rosslyn and daughter Amelia Reiner. Funeral was from Trinity church with Rev Schaeffer and interment in Richmond cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers listed with several grandchildren present.
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Mary Hoyer Worel
Wes Reiner
Prague
Bohemia
W. J. Worel
Mary Critz
Soo
W. A. Worel
Pocatello
Idaho
CC. J. Worel
Minneapolis
Richmond
Mesara
Frank Tellin
Dan Trepp
Frank Vodicka
Wim. Chapek
Wm, Lintz
Frank Nejedly Jr
J. P. Leonard
Costa Rica Tops in Flowering Plants for Size
Costa Rica boasts the richest variety of flowering plants and ferns among areas of its size in the hemisphere. The statement highlights the country’s extraordinary biodiversity per square kilometer, underscoring its island of rich flora.
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Costa Rica
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Soctety
Rebekahs
Richard Johnson
Washington Lodge
Burzens
Burlington
Burgess
Hilman Larson
Mame Dilier
Susan Coffey
Church of Christ
H. H. Club
Geo. Hopping
George Finch
Howard McAltin
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Stewart
McFadden
A. B. Schmoeller
J. E. Ream
Elsie Bratton
Lawrence Wilson
Edna Maurine
Ruth Maxine Mayhew
Charlotte Ward
California
Virginia Shannon
Dorothy Poless
Firls
Charlotte
Fern Leaf Club
Harry Ferguson
Ruth Curtis
Nell Crone
Graham
Sloat
Cecil Graham
Arthur
Mohland
Helen Genkinger
Kolah Club
Carl Kennedy
Margaret Catlett
James Swift
Lloyd Swift
Walter Brown
Marjorie Heinzman
Heinigman
Edna Quinn
Woman's Missionary Society
First United Presbyterian Church
John McLaughlin
J. R. McCrory
United Presbyterian Church
America
George Maxwell
C. W. McLaughlin
D. J. Patterson
PD. C. Kilgore
Father McGuire
Albert M. Hart
W. FB. M.S
Lexington
Nancy Romine
Carrie ““ Dill
Jesse J. Miller
Whitman’s Chocolates
W. C. Porter
Owen McGovern
W. S. Reister & Sons
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ford Glass
Cemane
Ctor Company
Detroit, Mich
Tudor Seda
Detroit
Irdor Sedan
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