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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1924

Page

6

Society Notes Highlight Local Club Gatherings

The Friendship Club met at Mrs. Ed Davis’s home on May 10 with fifteen members and four guests. Music games and a pink and white luncheon followed. The White Way Club met May 6 at Mrs. James O Loughlin’s home with a stunt-focused program and luncheon. next meeting May 27 at Mrs. Floyd Crayne’s. Town gas office workers held a weiner roast south of town. a breakfast organized by court house stenographers required an early rise and campfire cooking. The Household Economy Evening section plans a six o’clock way party at Miss Nellie Tripp’s home. John McGill turned seventeen with thirty friends gathering to celebrate and enjoy cake, coffee, and sandwiches served by Mrs. McGill.

Friendship Club Ed Davis Marguerite Hicks Mary Applegate James O'Loughlin White Way Club Rittenhouse Ralston Floyd Crayne Big Little Beth Ralston Velda Shultz Miss Bratton Household Economire Nellie Tripp John McGill

West Chester Social Calendar Highlights May Events

May events span Lion's Club luncheon at noon, West Chester high's The Gold Bug play in the evening, plus numerous club meetings. Fortnightly Port club, Pythian Sisters, and church groups gather across afternoons and evenings with listed hosts and venues.

West Chester High School Orville Elder

Fortnightly Club Women Plan Last Meetings of Year

Washington women in the Fortnightly Club engage in last meetings of the year with social events. The Child Study Department reports all members in the Improvement League and aims for 100 percent membership. An anniversary business meeting marks years as a departmental club. Executive Board tea for Improvement League delegates is scheduled at Mrs. Carlton Wilson's home.

Washington Improvement League Carlton Wilson

Dicken House on South Iowa Avenue Preserved as Historic Washington Landmark

The old Dicken home built in 1847 by A B Dicken remains a center of recollection with memories of Civil War activity and notable residents. Modernization will add a furnace and bathroom while preserving the exterior and historic character.

South Iowa Avenue Washington You and I A. B. Dicken Wilson Jonathan Wilson Dickens A. H. Gazeman Burlington Dicken C .H. Wilson Old College Julia Julia Cavender Polly Ashby

Rhubarb Dessert by Miss Ida Cavender

Miss Ida Cavender presents a rhubarb dessert recipe boiling the fruit until done then dissolving sugar, thinning cornstarch with water and adding vanilla. Cool the mixture and fold in beaten egg whites for a very light, good pudding.

Prickly Pear a Pest Spreading Across NSW Farmland

The prickly pear weed already covers 5,000,000 acres in New South Wales and expands at 20,000 acres each month. Local authorities warn of continuing spread and agricultural impact.

New South Wales

Nevada man grows twelve foot beard in months long effort

A Nevada resident has let his beard reach twelve feet three inches, a stunt undertaken to display dedication and endurance. The lengthy beard drew attention as it reached its remarkable final length.

Nevada

Sunset Park Invites Picnickers in Washington

The article extols Sunset Park created in 1899 by Abijah Savage, praising caretaker Frank Swickard, lush flower beds of peonies and yucca, and ample shade. It highlights picnic facilities tables benches running water swings and a wading pool while urging citizens to visit during springtime beauty.

Sunset Park Washington Abipah Savage Frank Swickard Kilmer W. BR Jane Mann

Pine Seed Trees Grow Faster After Logging Study

Forest service experiments show that yellow pine seed trees left after logging reach about twice the growth rate of similar trees in virgin forests. The finding emphasizes regrowth potential from residual trees and impacts management plans.

Forest Service

Clean Race In Yucatan Emphasizes Hygiene Practices

A description notes that the people of Yucatan, descendants of the Maya, are among the cleanest races in the world, with shower baths in general use throughout the country.

Yucatan

Tragedy as Father Murders Wife Then Kills Himself

Eleven hour vigil ends as 3 year old Ilfeclen Duncan sits beside the slain bodies of her mother and father in Kansas City. Earl Duncan, the husband, killed his wife and then took his own life, leaving the child alive until police entry.

Ilfeclen Duncan Earl Duncan Kansas City

Washington D C political briefings outline key committee actions

Senate and house meet as President and cabinet convene. Daugherty committee is formed and the oil leasing probe resumes with a federal grand jury. Agriculture panel handles Muscle Shoals hearing while shipping board inquiry continues. Elections panel hears Mayfield contest. foreign relations in executive session to discuss diplomatic and consular reorganization bill.

Associated Press Senate House Senkite Senate Daugherty Federal Grand Jury Senate Agriculture Committee House Committee Shipping Board Senate Elections Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee

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Lion’s Club Commercial Club Household Economics Mary McCreedy Pythian Sisters West Chester Methodist Church Juanita Rosenberger Household Economics Department of the Portnightly Pilotsberg Ladies Aid Ralph Oldfield Rooster Club John Miller Rose Mary Club George McGinnis Sam McCleery T. 8 BE. Club John Jackson The Baptist Church Woman's Department of the Christian Church KB. O Idloyd Lytle Rebekah Howard Gardner Maple Harry Gardner Lexington Ladies Aid Wellston Social Club Preston Hoover Rebekah Club Clarence Hollingsworth Alice Rownd Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Edna and Jessie Klein Mae Allen Woman's Relief Corps Dicker Mount W. KR. Mount Ida Cavender Kaynee Klein Klothing Kompany Cone A. E. Atchison North Side Square Washington, D. C Physicians and Surgeons A. Joan Droz West Main St Frank Boller City Mutual W. Washington T. J. Pease Farmers and Merchants Bank Blue Mutual J. D. Dayton Westchester Iowa Farma Bale Washington County Austin Sutherland Brighton T A. Michels Washington, Iowa Morrison & Morrison Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts Federa Opera House Cg, J. Wilson C. C. Witson Wilson & Wilson Opposite Journal Livingston & Eicher Law Abstract Department Nat'l Bank South of Water Works
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