Des Moines Couple Weekend Visit and Iowa City Events
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Neal of Des Moines visited the Charles Hazen home for the weekend and Mrs. Hazen joined them returning home. The Neals spent today at the University during Governor's stay. Nellie Sutton and family plan a visit at Ed Richards home near Wayland tomorrow. Dale Bowers and Mary Misel visited Fairfield this afternoon. Guy Carlton of Washington junior high completed a graduate course at the State University of Iowa and attended Saturday morning classes in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Neal
Des Moines
Charles Hazen
Hazen
Mrs. Neal
Towa City
The
University
Nellie Sutton
J. A. Sutton
Guy Carlton
Washington Junior High
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Iowa convention delegates and Roosevelt third-term push
Des Moines hosts the Iowa Democratic convention where Henry A. Wallace urged a third term for President Roosevelt. He argued the party has capable successors if Roosevelt declines and blasted Republican two-deck “double deal” tactics favoring Dewey. Wallace warned agriculture faces renewed readjustment after war and urged international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry A. Wallace
Lowa
Roosevelt
Chicago
Wallace
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Old Guard
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Country Club Social Calendar Detailed for Year
The country club announces this year’s social calendar listing family dinners with chairmen co chairs and entertainment roles for May through September. Potluck dinners will be on non dining dates with July 13 and October 3 set for co chaired luncheons and committee updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
L. H. Orr
Pearl Gardner
W. D. Dwyer
Claud Tucker
T. B. Bailey
Carl Jungbluth
Harry Rohwedder
Paul Moore
R. B. Young
Bailey
National League and American League Scores and Standings
Baseball standings show Brooklyn leading the National League with 12 wins and 3 losses, New York at 8 3, and Philadelphia 5 9 among others. American League lists Boston and Cleveland atop with 12 losses 3 wins and 1 36? respectively. Friday results include New York 7 Brooklyn 2 and Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 3. Don’t miss the syphilis film Dr. Barrett urges county health unit to show Doctor Ehrlichs Magic Bullet at the Fox Theatre Sunday through Tuesday, starring Edgar G Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Bog Casasx
Moron
Rod Onteen
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
TED Cleveland Son
Prion Inne Newce
de Brno Oo A Serers
Washington
Chicskolu
D. C. Barrett
County Health Unit
Ehrlich
Fox Theater
Warner Bros
Paul Ehrlich
Edgar G Robinson
Dr. Ehrlich
Paul Muni
Life of Pasteur
Emile Zola
Hospital Notes From Washington Area Events
A lt THE HOSPITAL Orville Long Washington was admitted yesterday for treatment of burns. Max Rathmel son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Rathmel Washing ton route 4 underwent a tonsil ectomy this morning. Ronald Elmore 11 month s ad son of Mrs Helen Elmore Brighton was admitted for med ical treatment this morning. Karl Chambers Keota was dismissed yesterday morning. Mra Asa Rowe Washington route 3% was dismissed last eve ning. Mra George McChurch Washington was dismissed yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Long
Washington
Max Rathmel
Clarence Rathmel
Ronald Elmore
Helen Elmore
Brighton
Karl Chambers
Keota
Asa Rowe
George McChurch
Physical Tests for Thirty-six Preschool Children
Thirty six children of preschool age were examined yesterday in the annual summer roundup for kindergarten entry next fall. Examinations were at Lincoln School from 1 to 2 pm and Stewart School from 3 to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
D. ¢. Barrett
W. S. Kyle
Killeen Jeffrey
D. ©. Barrett
R. J. Tanner
Randolph Kelny
Ted Crone
Stewart E Shhool
Miss Jeffrey
Mra. Crone
Mra. Barrett
M D
Seven Licenses to Drive Granted in State Tests
Driving licenses were issued yesterday to seven persons who passed examinations by Ben Bentzinger of the state highway patrol. Recipients include W. Ordel Wolfe Fred Durst Fair DPD Rath Richard Gardner of Washington Leon Bulger of Riverside and Mrs Dave Gravvat of Columbus Junction. Ten failed to pass. Chauffeurs licenses were granted to Bland L. Wasson Gerald Stutsman Edwin T McGee and H B Aken of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bentzinger
State Highway Patrol
W. Ordel Wolfe
Fred Durst
Fair Dpd
Rath
Richard Gardner
Washington
Leon Bulger
Riverside
Dave Gravvat
Columbus Junction
Bland L. Wasson
Gerald Stutsman
Wellman
Edwin T. McGee
H. B. A&ken
Lee Sitwell Visits Burlington for Short Stay with Friends
Lee Sitwell traveled to Burlington this morning to spend a few days visiting friends and catching up locally. The trip appears casual with no planned public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Sitwell
Burlington
Local Families Travel On Weekend Visits
Mrs Edward A Swift returns to Knoxville after visiting relatives including Miss Celestine Marie and others. Mrs P L Etter plans to attend the PEO state convention at Ft Dodge May 14 15 16 as a local delegate and credentials committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Swift
Knoxville
Celestine Marie
P. L. Etter
Ft Dodge
Dairy Unit Heads Tax Campaign and Leadership Change
Chester L. Schobey, a dairy farmer near Algona, was elected chairman of the Iowa dairy industry commission succeeding the late Clyde M. Foster. The commission pledged to take necessary steps to enforce the state advertising tax on butterfat now being collected for 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Chester L. Schobey
Algona
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Clyde M. Foster
Senior Class Trip Includes Visit to Capitol of State
Crawfordsville May 1. The high school senior class traveled to Des Moines for a sightseeing trip led by Supt. W C Rauscher and Paul Haris, with a tulip festival stop at Pella on the return. The girls 4-H club met at Mrs. Howard Anderson’s home with fourteen present. Clarence Davis, recent attendee of Omaha Theological Seminary, heads to Palmyra Nebr for summer preaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Des Moines
Pella
Supt
W. C. Rauscher
Paul Haris
Howard Anderson
Woods
Wielher
Anderson
Clarence Davis
Omaha
Nebr
Palmyra
Lemon or Sugar Tea Cup Count
A pound of tea yields 150 to 200 cups depending on strength desired, guiding readers on portioning for efficient brewing.
Methodist Ladies Aid Units Hold Friday Meetings
Multiple Methodist Ladies Aid units met Friday with Unit 8 on Thursday. Unit 1 hosted by Mrs. Bostwick Jr. reported 33 calls, election of nominating committee, and a Sunset Park picnic planning. Unit 2 hosted by Mrs. Genkinger reported 26 calls and May program notes for a General Aid nesting. Unit 3 gathered at Miss Clara Huber’s with plans for the May 23 junior-senior banquet and a Mother’s Day program. Unit 4 at Mrs. Maynard Brown’s elected new officers and planned junior-senior banquet work. Unit 5 at Mrs. Ralph Junkin discussed a June potluck and reported 14 calls. Unit 6 hosted by Mrs. L. M. Robertson logged 38 calls and featured spring and Mother’s Day poems. Unit 7 at Mrs. L. R. Starbee’s sang, prayed, and set up junior-senior banquet help and memorial cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
K. Kk. Stutsman
Leo Hoover
N. Sorrell
The
Christian Advocate
C. W. Stewart
Carl Voorhees
Harvey Meek
Tom Lowning
Sunset Park
Bostwick
Mary Genkinger
Unit 2
Stan Kiesey
Will Mohland
Will Crozier
T. R. Benn
Ward McCutcheon
Unit Two
General Aidaynesting
Unit 3
Clara Huber
CC. O. Davis
J. D. Dayton
William Mercer Ted
James KK. Zeck
Mavis
P. B. Babcock
Texas
Toi
L. M. Robertson
Unit 6
Devo Jong
WF. Salterberg
Rh. E Brown
Clarence Jacobs
Jacob DeKoning Gang
Harrison Dodder
Sam Richardson
Edith Weidner
Robertson
Unit 7
L. RR. Starbee
W. R
Mother
Ira Rathmel
Martha Faris
W. A. Bealer
Jacob Fisher
Mothers Day Unit Meetings Report Deep Faith and Social Time
Rural Unit 91 with two members and three guests met hosted by Ed Gallagher. Devotional led by Gallagher followed by a brief business session and social time. Unit 11 with thirteen members and one guest met at Mrs Crawford’s home. Psalm 109 read and singing. Durst conducted business and studied Matthew. each shared a verse. five tick calls noted. election of officers set for 2 p.m. June 14 at Mrs Rittenhouse’s home. study planned of Matthew and continued study of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Durst
John Rittenhouse
Two Birthdays Are Honored at Supper
BOW club members and families gathered at Mrs. Mary Scranton’s home for a potluck supper honoring two members, Mrs. Milt Denison and Mrs. Robert Dawson. Dinner was served at 6 30 by Mrs. Scranton with help from Mrs. Vina Manussier, Mrs. Gaham, and Mrs. Stewart. Guests were seated at quarter tables as the evening included socializing and gift presentations to the honorees. Mrs. Vina Manussier and Sarah Rinehart attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.O.W. Club
Mary Scranton
Milt Denison
Robert Dawson
Scranton
Vina Manussier
Gaham
Stewart
Sarah Rinehart
Registered Nurses to Meet Tuesday
A Washington county Society of Registered Nurses meeting, postponed from last week, will be held next Tuesday at 7 30 in the nurses home. Martha Woster, county director of relief, will speak on social welfare. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Society of Registered Nurses
Martha Woster
Washington County
Relief
Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society
Elmer McClure
South Fourth Avenue
Noble Grand Circle
Myrtle Morgan
George Stewart
Fa Hammer
Sam Witting
Glenn Holden
Washington Country
Announcement of school program and lodge meeting
An announcement notes a program at No. 4 school on Tuesday May 14 with home made ice cream cake and everyone is welcome. Signed by Myria Stephens, teacher. A regular meeting of the lodge will be held Monday evening in the hall at 74ts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 4
Myria Stephens
Hk. of. Lodge
Milk Snake Venom Used to Make Antitoxin Highlighted
Historical note explains that venom from poisonous snakes is collected by milking them. The extracted venom is then utilized in the production of antitoxin.
Sand C Club Afternoon Meeting Hosts and Prizes
Mrs. Milt Wolrob hosted the Sand C club at her Riverside area home. Bunco awarded prizes to Mrs. Charles Schneebelen and Mrs. Guy Gerot. Refreshments followed. Present were a list of members including Mrs. Bowman who will host May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Wolrob
Sand C Club
Riverside
Bunco
Charles Schneebelen
Guy Gerot
Harry Woob
Bert Cray
Henry Klein
Robert Nicola
Joseph Miller
Howard Fisher
Ernest Bowman
Gerot
Schindebelen
Maxine
Glenn Crew
Martlee
Bowman
Many Happy Returns Birthdays Across Town Today
L Ebony Nagley turns 78 as part of the Three Quarter Century club. Others marking birthdays include Mrs. David Allen of Davenport Anna May White Crawfordsville Clyle Mason Mrs Emerson Witting Braden community Don na Jean Morgan Mrs J S Mangold Mrs J H McGraw not twins Bobbie Scott Pilotburg son of Orva Scott fourteen Nina Mae Little celebrates tomorrow Mother’s Day also a birthday for Mrs Frank KH Miller and Mrs John Shalla sr Co C Niffenegger West Chester Marlene Harnes eight tomorrow Patty Sizer seven Alice Wehr Hardscrabbie and Lawrence Glasgow celebrate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen
Davenport
Anna May White
Crawfordsville
Clyle Mason
Emerson Witting
Braden
Donna Jean Morgan
Frank KH. Miller
John Shalla
Social Calendar Highlights Various Clubs This Week
Community schedules list May breakfast at 7 30 p m in Sunset Park and multiple meetings at Lincoln School White Shrine and Masonic Temple events plus church activities. Officers elected at Vigilant Bible class and Wesleyan Missionary Society meet at Mrs L K R Carbee 320 South Iowa Avenue with other society gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cowden
Sunset Park
Lincolp School
Hiomer Stephens
Mt.atichive
Cat J. Roberts
Masonic Temple
Wesleyan Missionary Society
L. KR. Carbee
Iowa Avenue
Music Department Dinner Party at North Side Cafe
Members of the Music Department of Fortnightly club held a dinner in the private dining room of the North Side cafe last evening. Sixteen members were seated with a tulip centerpiece. Martha Foster and Mrs. Lee Holland served on the dinner committee. Afterward the group attended the Morrell male chorus recital at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Department
North Side Cafe
Martha Foster
Lee Holland
Morrell
Categrt Alt the Methodist Church
Mothers and Daughters
Hratian Church
Kart Jackson
Charles Doran
Lealie Dunlap
Glenn Holden
Ruth Michels
Bette June Garrett
Jane Steele
Miss Garrett
Phil Nelson
Edith Reister
Tennie West
Roy Brobst
C. H Breilenthal
Claude Tucker
William Putman
Lexington Ladies Aid Meeting Set for May 16
Lexington May 11 Ladies Aid society plans a May 16 afternoon gathering at the church hosted by Amanda Schultz and Mrs. Maria Oldfield. Hostesses are Mrs. Herman Schultz and others with a Mother’s Day poem roll call and a tea service to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Campbell
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Lexington
Amanda Schultz
Maria Oldfield
Mary Oldfield
Herman Schultz
Emmett Gingerich
Donald Fleming
Donald Ma Ber
Washington Ainsworth group meets in Long Beach California
Former Washington Ainsworth group joins twenty five members and three guests at Recreation Park in Long Beach California for a May meeting. Edith Shae non Glick sent the report noting a brief program and pink roses decor. Next gathering is planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Edith Shaenon Glick
Beautiful Recreation Park
Clas House
Long Beach
Calif
Washington-Ainsworthia
Mabel Master Stephens
Minnie Jennies
J. W. Nebergall
Edith Moody
Ladies Aid Meeting Highlights Fifty Members
Unite Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with about fifty members. Mrs. R. Livingston presided. devotions led by Ralph Kleese. Jeanette Picken of Brighton gave an entertaining reading China Blue Eyes. Mrs. Speider spoke on glass flowers from Harvard Museum, created by German makers. display details and secret were shared. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Hotel Savery
Lucille
A. W. Crow
Dr. Etter
Nancy Sue Gastman
Kansas City
Nancy Sue
Rothschild
Ira Gastman
Mexico
Edith Christiansen
Ill
I. Fredmund
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C. H. Bolvig
Mankato
Minn
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Hkaptirys Publication Society
Dye
Clara Daley
Democratic Party
M. J. Cruise
J. O. Sexton
George C. Stewart
C. W. McLaughlin
M. L. McCreedy
George Morrison
T. W. Harwood
Gee, Stewart
BK. B. Hammer
Frank Crone
L. M. Eicher
A. W. Glow
RK. E. Arthur
Telephone
Richard Stewart
D. D. Bavis
Atta
George Rudiger
Phil Antonott
Henry Bailey
Clyde Pratt
R. EB. Arthur
Robert Patterson
Max Marbie
Robert Tateferson
Max Marie
Bk. UD. Morrison
Ed Sullivan
Ralph Shannon
Stanly Zager
Nels Westermark
Nethie Thompson
Helen Thompson
Ralph Shab
J. M. Lloyd
Baldridge
Don Kabenold
Lloyd Lytle
H. H. McCleery
Harry Sowden
Ss. W. Livingston
Red Neiswanger
A. &. Baldrige, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lloyd
Baldrige
Harry Lowden
Fred Moore
Fred Stewart
Roger Sherman
Frank Miller
L. A. Jones
George Brown
al Leager
T. A. Fienner
W. L. Alcorn
K. Bk. Stucsman
Montgomery
A. Fienner
Roger Jones
4. Rothschild
Olancy Smith
Lanncheons
E. Stutsman
E. Arthur
Tunge
J. J. Heatley
BE. KE. Stutsian
Green Colonial
Eveready Pleg., & Heating CO
Charles McConnell
Florence Carr
Curtis-Wright Aircraft Factory
Joe Knotek
Jacksonville
Arlene Knotek
Dent
MacMurray College
J. W. Allen
Max
Alamosa, Colo
Horace Allen
Capitol of State
Methodist Ladies Aid
Miss Huber
Unit 4
Maynard Brown
Harry Simpson
Herman Wallace
Aul Snakenberg
R. KB. Shannon
Unit 5
Ralph Junkin
T. F. Barker
Ruth
F&f
KE. Barcow
Junkin
Carolyn
Dora Stewart
Gee. Baker
Sand C
L. EB. Nagley
Three Quarter Century Club
J. S. Mangold
J. H. McGraw
Bobbie Scott
Orva Scott
Pilotburg
Nina Mae Little
Co. C. Niffenegger
West Chester
Marlene Harnes
DD. C. Barnes
Patty Sizer
Harry Sizer
Alice Wehr
Hardscrabbie
Lawrence Glasgow
OR. P.ll.etter
Christian Church
Ipen
Etjsen’s
Lexington Aid
Washington, Ainsworth
Ur. P
Ladies Aid
Manhattan
Westinghouse
Jowa Southern Utilities CO
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