Work in State Government discussed at club meeting
A large turnout attended the bi monthly Business and Professional Woman's club meeting last evening. Lucile Forgey gave an educational talk on the Work in the State Government and lawmaking, with many facts shared. Elsie Bratton performed a Dvorak piano solo Humoresque as the stunt committee featured an alphabet spelling contest led by Elizabeth Irwin and Louisa Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Dinher
Elizabeth Irwin
RB. F. Bostwick Jr
Carol Forgey
Sara Grimes
Carol
Emerald Oil Promises Fast Relief for Corns
Lemons Pharmacy sells Moone's Emerald Oil with a money back guarantee if it fails to end pain and remove the corn. The potent oil claims to relieve aching feet and bunion trouble and even aids swollen or varicose veins.
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Money Back
Lemmon
Moone
Lemon
Community club announcements and meeting notices
The column lists various club meetings and social events. items include W R R meet at courthouse 74th Street 2 30 pm Saturday, Lexington Friday night tea cream peaches, U S ER club May 14 at Mrs Wilson south of town, 19th Century club 2 30 pm with Mrs Keeley, Friendship club 2 30 pm with Miss Juzeler, W S meeting postponed, Republicans caucus next Saturday at Franklin Center school, Up and Pelub with Mrs Jugenheimer, Home Makers Hour from Ames broadcasts Tuesday and Thursday 10 30, Ladies Aid of 1st United Presbyterian church Friday 2 36, Past Noble Grand Circle postponed to May 24, Baptist Choir practice Friday 7 30 full attendance desired.
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U. S. ER. Club
Chas. Wilson
Masonic and Fraternal Meeting Schedule Items
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 A VP A M Regular meeting first Friday night of month D W Day ton Wirthur Goodin Secretary Cyrus Chapter No 13 RA M Regular meeting second Friday night of each month C J Sloat HP Arthur Goodin Secretary Zeredatha Council No 21 BR S M Regular meeting fourth Friday night of each month W T Carson IM Arthur Goodin Recorder Hebhlehem Commandery No 45 KT Regular meeting third Friday eight of each month P J Wallace EB C Arthur Goodin Secretary Washington Chapter No 08 OB S Regular meeting second Thursday night of each month Pearle Dickerson W M Etella Palmer Secretary Visiting members are welcome Damascus Shrine No 10 WS of J Regular meeting third Tuesday of each month at Masonic Temple rooms Cecil Glasscock W H P jara Walker Worthy Scribe Amos Chapter DeMolay regular meetings first and third Mondays of each month Max McCall M C Harold Johnson Scribe LO O P Covenant Lodge No 101 meets every Tuesday evening degree work con ferred as follows tat meeting of each month Initiatory degree 2nd meeting 1st degree 3rd meeting 2nd degree and 4th meeting 3rd degree A cordial invitation to visiting members extended Axel Anderson Noble Grand Roy H Mapel Secretary PROSPERITY ENCAMPMENT No 1 OO OF meets second and fourth Friday nights at 730 o clock in IO FF Hall 215 1 8 North Iowa Avenue Visiting Patriarch welcome to meet with us Frank Schneider Chief Patriarch M D Lee Scribe Washington Lodge No 1295 Loyal Order of Moose Meets every Tuesday evening at 736 at Moose Hall All visiting brothers welcome L R Lovelett Dictator S T Rick ay Secretary
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Washington
Pearle Dickerson
W. M. Etella Palmer
Damascus Shrine
W.S. of J
Masonic Temple
Cecil Glasscock
W. H. P. Jara Walker
LO. O. P
Covenant Lodge No. 101
Axel Anderson
Noble Grand
Roy H. Mapel
I. O
Hall
North
Iowa Avenue
Frank Schneider
M. D. Lee
Washington Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
L. R. Lovelett
S. T. Rickay
Conflict over Human Soul in light and dark empires
A philosophical line from Carlyle reflects the human soul caught between a hemisphere of light and an opposite of darkness on the edge of two enduring hostile powers, between necessity and free will.
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Necessity
Carlyle
Senior class play Getting Acquainted with Maddie at Crawfordsville
The Crawfordsville high school auditorium filled for the Senior class play Getting Acquainted with Maddie. The orchestra opened with selections, and cast members delivered their lines with good expression despite some actors speaking softly and a generally noisy audience.
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Grawfordsville
Madgie
Sélec Lionas
Crawfordsville High Defeats Olds 9 to 8 in Close Contest
Crawfordsville beat Olds 9 to 8 on Tuesday marking the home team’s first win of the season. Beauchamp started and pitched well, with Cherryholmes relieving in the seventh. Olds tied in the third with five runs, while Crawfordsville scored two in the first, two in the second, two in the third, and four in the fourth for ten hits. Umpire Huston officiated.
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Arthur Tilden
Earle Barnes
Sam Forbush
Merle Howsare
Randall Graham
Howard Williams
Frank Carner
Vernon Feetcher
Harry Ne Ville
Max Anwy
Kursen
Lawrence Shaffer
Ridgeway
Russell Williams
Beauchamp
Crawfordsville
Cherryholmes
Olds
A. Canby
Anderson
Anwil
Li Fletcher
Lemon
R. Williams
M. Anwy
V. Pletcher
Lee Huston
Sirle
Farm Bureau
Bullers
Graham
Join Holmes
Merle Twinam
Method
Brighton Route One Visit and Riverside Meeting Report
Prody Borkoski called on Frank Clark in Wayland and attended the R. I. C. A. meeting at Riverside. Vincent Pohren and J. M. Stone with family visited Fairfield on Friday and Saturday. W J Plieffer near Valley worked on lightning rods for a building.
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Brighton
Prody Borkoski
Frank Clerk
Wayland
Vincent Pohren
Fairfield
J. M. Stone
Riverside
Frank Clark
W. J. Plieffer
Near Valley
Busy Iowa town notes growth and roads gains
West Chester residents praise three thriving shops and late hours, report a flour demonstration selling 13 sacks, and discuss road work by the Keokuk county line. The letter mixes local commerce, weather, and plans for a county governor race, with community chatter on corn planting, picnics, and August events.
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West Chester
Iowa
Will Robertson
Muscatine
Hewett
George Baker
Keokuk
Alex Miller
Washington County
Alex
Texas
The Saloon Nose Targets May Closure
A saloon owner posted a sign warning that May first will mark the business's last day, setting a deadline to close by that date.
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Marsh W. Bailey
Kooking Klub
Mrs. Bailey
Ralph Doncherty
California
Madéline Aiking
Pr. G. S. Kerr’s
North Marion Avenue
Bridge
J. A. McKinsatry
Merida Hay
Ruth Annis
Myrtle Morrow
Elsie Minick
Sara Grime
J& McConnell
Mother Hay
George A. Pauls
Harriet Biddle
Howard Freshwatera
Fern Leaf Club
Edy Mittler
Ray Miller
Hoy Miller
Genevieve Hoerrison
Goldie Trout
Howard Doig
Goldie
Roy Miller
Harrison
Ralph Williame
Rosemary Club
Joe Kaotek
Ed Gallacher
Frank Soukup
Blanche Zdarsky
Harry Lintz
Paul Grey
Des Moines
Special On
Ice
the Velvet South
West Chester Threshing Machine Co
D. F. Macon
The
W. RR
74Th
Seetal
Lexington
19Th Century Club
W. M. Keeley
Friendship Club
Misa Lydia Juzeler
W. S
Franklin Township
Franklin Center School House
Tote
Up and Pelub
Oscar Jugenheimer
Home Makers
Ames
1St United Presbyterian Church
Baptist Choir
A. VP
A. M
D. W. Dayton
Wirthur Goodin
Cyrus
C. J. Sloat
H P. Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
S. M
W. T. Carson
I. M
Arthur Goodin
Hebhlehem Commandery
K. T
P. J. Wallace EB
C. Arthur Goodin
Amos Chapter de Molayv
Max McCall
M. C. Harold Johnson
Masury
Liquid House Paints
Phillips’ Drug Store
Alex Borkoski
W. Edwards
Lindy
Halbert Savage
Post Office Department
Weyenberg
A. E. Atchison North Side
James Nelson
Keota
Ralph Shannon
Mr. Sage
George Breitenbach
Tony
Kansas City
Hiis Hames
W.F. Jacobs & Son
Iowa Ave
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Klem Klothing Kompany
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