Missionary Society Potluck at Mrs. Jones Home
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society members joined 23 attendees at Mrs. Will E. Jones home near Cotter for a potluck supper and meeting. Dr. F. C. Witzisman, Miss Catharine Reece, and Miss Isabelle Anwyl were guests. Plans for a foreign missionary thank offering at the Methodist church on Sunday May 92 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Will E. Jones
Cotter
Jones
F. C. Witzisman
Catharine Reece
Isabelle Anwyl
Leila Anderson
Mildred Woodburn
Foreign Missionary Society
Miss Boeye
Burlington
Kruschen Salt Diet Claim Cites Cincinnati Man’s 126-Pound Loss
Letter from F Fritz of Cincinnati reports dropping 126 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. He says he feels stronger and looks much better after avoiding extreme dieting and adding a daily half teaspoon in hot water. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Fritz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Snowball Social Club Programs Off This Week
Snowball Social club members met Wednesday with Mrs. Glen Knupp. Seventeen members attended with four guests. The year’s program books were distributed and the president, Mrs Sam Munson, led the meeting. Entertainment included stunts by the committee. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Knupp
Sam Knupp
Cloyd Knupp
Will Smith
Charlie Stewart
Sam Munson
Val Fuhr
Henry Rerdo
Sunshine Community Club Meets at Krause Home
Sunshine Community club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. John Krause’s home with 27 women and six children present. Roll call featured comic stories, a letter to Mrs. George Koehler, and a program of stunts, musical numbers, and readings. Next meeting set for June 1 with Mrs. Carl Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patterson
Merry Makers Club
Warren Matthess
Orvie Scott
Sunshine Community Club
John Krause
Arthur Krause
George Koehler
Don Wylie
Bertha Klopfenstein
John Simmering
Orville Spencer
Claire Simmering
Esther Wolfe
Aso
Martha Wylie
Mike Flynn
Klopfenstein
Carl Sehneider
New Wonderful Face Powder Promises Smoother Look
New MELLO GLO Face Powder claims to hide tiny lines wrinkles and pores while staying on longer. A French process improves spread and reduces shine for a youthful complexion. Sherman Bros Druggists promote the forest face powder suited to every complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Eng lish River pupils finish eighth grade exams
Richmond May 11 eighth grade pupils at the English River township rural school sat exams last Thursday and Friday at the public school. Roy Houdek of Chicago visited the Selement family and Mrs Joe TenFich hosted callers from near Iowa City. Paul Kasper suffered a fractured collar bone and arm injuries in a school fall Monday. A group of younger students enjoyed a weiner roast at the Paul House despite rainy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
English River Township
Roy Houdek
Chicago
Roy
Joe
Albert Selement
Joe TenFich
Florence
Lorna
William
Iowa City
Selement
Paul Kasper
Paul
Wilma
Richard Horesowsky
Luella Lasek
Dean and Charles, Jr
Votruba
Leo Sharp
Cleola
Everett Shalla
Virgil
Local Social Notes Mention Clayton Lintz and Guests
Clayton Lintz Margery Potsand er and Pearl Annabelle Arlene Berlin Benny Houseal are noted with a brief social scene. Miss Lucille Kauffman of Ka lona visited overnight Tuesday with her friend Miss Carol Saforek at her home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Lintz
Margery Potsander
Pearl Annabelle
Arlene
Berlin
Benny Houseal
Lucille Kauffman
Kalona
Carol Saforek
Local club notices and society meetings listed for Thursday and Friday
Washington Chapter No 98 hosts a regular meeting Thursday evening May 12 with a treasurer election and a pot luck supper at 6 30. Garden club gathers at Mrs M W Bailey s Thursday at 7 50 for plant naming and an attendance drawing. Baptist Woman s Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Elizabeth Brindley. Methodist Ladies Aid groups meet Friday at 2 30 in multiple houses. United Presbyterian Ladies Aid holds a calico party Friday at 2 30 and nurse Laura Einspar will speak on health accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S
Washington
Garden Club
M. W. Bailey
KE. Wash. St
The
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Elizabeth Brindley
North Iowa
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
F. M. Ritchey
W. 2Nd, St
J. E. Gardner
N. 2Nd. Ave
J. K. Zeck
E. Main St
W. L. Alcorn
T. F. Barker
S. 3Rd. Ave
Byron Snider
Iowa Ave
Geo. Brinton
W. Monroe St
Charles Palmer
Walter R. Brown
Hast
A. C. Durst
United Presbyterian Ladies
Fortnightly club May banquet at Y M C A
The Fortnightly club holds its annual May banquet Monday May 16 at 6 30 PM in the Y M C A community room. Tickets cost 25 cents and may be bought through department leaders Bridges Nicola and Harmon stores or by Mrs Ivan Rehmel. Parson college Little Theater players and musical numbers will perform a short business meeting follows and membership may be proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Nicola and Harmon’s
Ivan Rehmel
Parsons College
Harmony social notes and local sales in Harmony
Walter Longer reports a local scene with Chas Schiebel selling dogs to Washington buyers. The H C Club gathered with 11 members one guest and four children. activities included household hints entertainment by Mrs. Fink and a luncheon. Various local residents visited, including Lukavsky Fink and Miller households. Alice W Lukovsky completed 7th grade exams at Franklin Center Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lukavsky
S. R. Miller
Schiebel's
Etter
Walter Longer
Finks
Bill Chemlar
Billy
Ed Lukavsky
Mary
Roy Miller
Ed Miller
J. W. Longer
Mr. Benda
W. Longers
Alice W Lukovsky
Franklin Center
Loose nuts can rattle a political machine in Toledo
Toledo Blade reports on mounting reliability concerns as loose components threaten function within a political operation. Officials urge tightening control measures and review of security practices to prevent further disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
College Tennis Team Beats Coe College 4-2 at Cedar Rapids
Washington junior college edged Coe College 4-2 yesterday afternoon in Cedar Rapids. Owen and Finch won the final doubles to secure the team win, while Cline defeated Parzybok 6-2 6-2 and Littie with Cline won 6-4 7-5 in doubles. Little led singles with 6-1 6-4 over Packard. Owen lost a tight three setter to Curnan 6-2 5-7 8-6. Serna beat Finch 6-3 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior College
Coe College of
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapides
Owen
Finch
Packard
Senna
Coe
Cline
Parzybok
Littie
Curnan
Serna
Youth Kidnapping Tale Told to Chicago Police
Charles Royer 19 a Simp son college student told Chicago police two men forced him into a car in Des Moines and drove to Chicago robbing him of five dollars He escaped by jumping from the car and reported telegrams to his father in Oskaloosa Iowa a bank receiver May 12. Authorities planned to question a bar driver Royer boarded at before the Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
Chicago
Charles Royer
Simpson College
Royer
Chi Des Pean
Iowa
Roger
Oskaloosa
Ira
Des Moines
Local Socials and Visits Round May Weekend
Haskins May 11 reports Mr and Mrs J R MecCreedy and Ross returning from Kansas. Ottumwa weekend guest L H Boughton. West Point group and Davenport guest Marjorie MecCreedy visit McCreedy family in Iowa City. Ben Bruegge family callers near Riverside. Olive Moore and Mrs Holland with Faye attend church with Rev and Mrs Wenger but rain delays service. Keating home hosts Kennedy and Chas Kennedy families. Harold Godlove aids J C Jones with farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
J. R. MecCreedy
Ross
Kansas
L. H. Boughton
Ottumwa
Ralph McCreedy
Robert and
Marie
West Point
Marjorie MecCreedy
Davenport
J. R. McCreedy
M. D. McCreedy
Iowa City
Ben Bruegge
Bruegege
Jim Wingler
Riverside
Olive Moore
Hol
Ainsworth High Alumni Banquet Set for May 14
Alumni from Ainsworth High plan a Saturday evening banquet on May 14 to lift spirits for a few hours and enjoy a community gathering. The notice emphasizes the event as a morale boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. H. Mission Group
Mrs. Well Jones
Dorcas
AP Church
Dorcas Society of St. Pauls Evangelical Church
Martin Westen
C. W. Kiein
Weba Weerman
Snowball
H. & H. Bridge Club
Mrs. Clark
Charles Clark
Iya Khner
Phil Wanerns
Boice Kurtz
Ives McKay
Eva Ebner
Will Cox
Hearthside
Sampson
Hearthside Club
John Sampson
Will Dupuis
Albert Wehr
Ruth
Elmer Peiffer
Parvieew
Fairview Community Club
R. S. White
White
John R. Williams
Frank Maxwell
Lois Rhea
Krause
Frank Casey
Art Jones
Ruby Dunlap
Sigourney
J. Z. Hinshaw
E. P. Rich
Keith Sweet
Howard Miller
Harvey Meek
Frances Jane
Sweet
Pour-O
I. W. Schenefelt
Dale Denison
Shenefelt
A. Ht. Ledger
Ai Kelly Ogg
Mpany
Battle Creek Mich, London, Cay
Kellogg’s
Kelloggs
Kellogg
W. K. Kellogg
Frank J. Pattersor
Harmony Walter Longer
Bo 'S
California
Texas
Ut. S
Hull
Washington Fruit Market
Carload Bay
West Side
Washington, Iowa
A. J. Franzen
South
Day
de Melay
George Freshwaters
DeMelay
Clinton
Blackhawk
Muscatine
Discount Youth
Cage
Washington Merchants
Europe
Dodder
Punt’ Store
Strangle
Mobilgas
Sunshine Gasoline Company
A Socony—Vacuum Company
Mobiloil
Socony-Vacuum
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