Mother's Day events and society notes in Washington
Social items from Washington include a June ceremony for Ethel Aiberg of Omaha and Dr. and Mrs P L Btor hosting guests at 116 South Seventh Avenue. Booster club and Pansy Hill Els meet with readings, a farm bureau lesson on table linens, and a luncheon. Jennie Amrine and Owen Blick wed at the Methodist parsonage. Centennial Parent-Teacher Association officers elected. Mary Ellen Lytle performed in a musical program with others.
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Ethel Aiberg
Omaha
Nebraska
Washington
Wistor Burns
Jane
Town University
P. L. Btor
South Seventh Avenue
Booster cm
Homer Jarrard
Mother
Bernice Dawson
Arch Duensing
Eld
Merle Betrles
Farm Bureau
Jarrard
Hebard
William
Jennie Amrine
Owen J. Blick
W. W. Rowe
Hazel Wick
Emanuel Blick
Blok
Joe Amrine
Brichton
Haskins
Grant Blick
Shington
Parent-Teacher Association
Carl Haven
N. Sorrell
Jessie Philiis
L. R. Carhee
Mary Ellen Lytle
Phillipe
Sorrell
Bridge Party at Miss Huber's Draws Five Tables
Mildred Craig and Bessie Hoyt entertained last evening at Miss Clara Huber's home at 401 East Jefferson Street. Five tables of bridge were played with Harriet Barrett achieving high score. Guests enjoyed a two course Irisheen meal with pea and white color scheme, and each guest received a favor on departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Craig
Bessie Hoyt
Clara Huber
East
Jefferson Street
Dre Harriet Barrett
Miss Craig
Miss Hoy
Here Is Secret Of Skin Beauty Discoveries Revealed
A French process with GLO Face Powder claims to smooth skin and make makeup stay fresh without a pasty or flaky look. The powder is described as pure and non oily, tested for long lasting youthful bloom.
Presbyterian church society to meet Friday evening
The Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting Friday at 8 o'clock in the church hall on East Main Street. Mrs. John J. is listed as a host or guest for the event.
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Iy Society
Tly Presbyterian Church
John J
East Main Street
Cookies and groceries fill the shop display windows
A local store advertises cookie and cracker displays, vegetable waters arrival, and fresh pineapple offerings. A delivery system promises home orders. The note mentions frost affecting tomatoes and a Jay of Richellon Jam item.
Local veterans announce meetings and charity event in May
Notices describe officers and color bearers hosting a plate lunch and pie at a building on May 18 from 11 to 1. Another gathering is planned next Saturday at 2 30 with officers and color bearers urged to attend. A meeting at Mr Sandblum’s home in Washington is set for 7 40. The Past Noble Grand circle meets Monday at Mrs Tom Schultz’s home at 7. No. Be plant charity apron sale in Lemmon Jewelry store room on Saturday. The new camp holds a meeting May 22 in the GA R room at the Veonrt house for installation of officers. Sons of veterans invited to join, with hope for many new members.
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Noble Grand Circle
GA. R
Veonrt
Sons of Veterans
Ancestral Worship Echoes in Curio of Phrases
Fragmentary lines evoke an odd meditation on ancestors and apology. The text presents scattered, archaic wording about fortune, standing, and reverent phrases, lacking clear narrative links or named figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Local Visitors Return Home After Short Visits
Sur and Mrs Charles Houck and grandson Charles of Hatavia ington spend time visiting Mrs Dell Skinner in West Chester before returning. Mrs Skinner visited relatives in Washi a few days. Auls arrived last eve in Knoxville for a visit.
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Charles Houck
Charles
Hataviaington
Dell Skinner
West Chester
M Cnson
Tent Show Company 4 Moves to a Theater
The Neale Helvey tent show troupe faced cold weather last night and shifted to a sham theatre for the remainder of the week. The company announces it will occupy the new venue due to the cold and unsettled weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale Helvey Company
Sham
Gail Fisher Coaches Twelve Boys at YM In Graduation Gift
Gail Fisher presented as a persistent mentor at the YM gathering where he coached twelve boys in basketball as a graduation gift from the group.
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Gail Fisher
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Marion
Pansy Hill Els
C. EB. Babb
McM. Flynn
Rose Grey
Ayan
Wolverine Woderine
J. A. Harwood & Son
Lytle’s For Good Foods
North Sheles
Lloyd Lytle’s Grocery
Tad
Tivnghams
Bel Vial
Sandblum
Tooth of Lemmon Jewelry Store
Wolf Floral Co
Mary Dean
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Eveterial
Tnne
Simon
Lee
Congoleum
Vany
Chicago
Washneton
Towa
Venming, You A
Dick’s Furniture Store
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