Shalom class enjoys afternoon at Mrs Brookhart home
Twenty five members of the Shalom Methodist Sunday School class met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. 8S. W. Brookhart home on East Washington Street from two to five. The program featured a vocal solo, readings, piano numbers, and officer elections for the coming year. A note mentioned plans to honor Mrs Brookhart on June fourteenth and her anticipated Washington, D. C. stay.
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Shalom
Methodist Sunday School
W. Brookhart
East Washington Street
Carl Hedges
Ed Bambrick
Owen Hayes
Oletta Stewart
Mrs. Brookhart
Washington, D. C
Bambrick
Dowell
Brookhart
MELLO-GLO French Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO as a new French process face powder that stays on long, prevents shine, and gives a peachy skin look. It claims beautifying qualities and purity, urging readers to try it for a satisfying cosmetic effect.
Community notices from Lexington area clubs and churches
The Lexington social calendar lists a May social at the Lexington churches basement with proceeds to Red Cross. Friendship Club meets Friday at 2 at the Davis sisters home. Pleasant Hill No 6 school invites neighbors to a Friday picnic. Women's Missionary Society gathers Friday at 2 30 with Mrs Fitzwilliam. Rebekah regular meet Friday with initiation and sandwiches requested. Zeradetha Council No 21 RB S M convenes Thursday evening. full attendance expected. H Ho Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Dunham. Ladies Ald society of the Christian church meets Thursday all day with lunch, needle and thimble.
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Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Alma Hearne Holland Society
Methodist Church
Edna Mercer
Shelley Eberling
Ida Cavender
Sylvia Warren
Golda Schulty
Mary Hunter
Mt. Pleasant
Hazel Siberts
Lexington
Red Cross
Pleasant Hill No. 6
Women's Missionary — Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. M. Fitzwilliam
Zeradetha Council No
S. M
P.m
D. L. Carbaugh
Ladies Ald Society of the Christian Church
Luuch
Community Notices and Meetings for Legion Auxiliary and Masons
American Legion Auxiliary members are invited to a Thursday meeting in club rooms to craft large poppies. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M members should meet Friday at Masonic lodge rooms after the Commandery meeting to form a Masonic study circle. The W R C holds a regular meeting Saturday May 21 at 2 30 in their new Court House headquarters.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Study Circle
Court House
Wallace PTA Meeting Set At School Tonight
The Wallace PTA will meet at the school building tonight at 7 50 PM to discuss upcoming events and student activities.
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Wallace BP. T. A
Lindbergh Spends Night at Coney Island in New York
The aviator Sam Lindbergh tours Coney Island with Frank Mahoney and Kenneth Ling, posing as crowds close to mistaken identity. He enjoys the sky ride and rides the terror wheel, buys a suit, and plans a possible Paris takeoff depending on better weather.
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New York
Paris
New Jersey
Mmpany
Kenneth Ling
Wright Airplane Plant
Frank Mahoney
Lindbergh
Coney Island
Mahoney
Ling
Coney Iesland
Wright
Aviator Lindberg Defies Laws and Embraces Sky Enjoyment
At Coney Island last night observers noted aviator Lindberg while polemically treating flight as a game and declaring he never drinks. He does not smoke and dismisses Prohibition, claiming flying is his enduring passion and constant pursuit.
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Coney Island
Lindberg
Hills of California Rich in Tourmalines
Tourmaline deposits across California yield crystals up to a foot long and several inches wide in various colors. Pala district favors red stones, others show blues and greens. San Jacinto green crystals with red centers recall Brazil. Harvard owns an eight by two inch sample. Mesa Grande hosts rare two-tone gems. A Paris museum received fine sets in red, rose, greens from these gems.
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California
Pala
San Jacinto Mountains
Brazil
Harvard University
Mesa Grande
Musee d'Histoire Naturells
Paris
Perfect Exponent of Bird Love Is Linnet
Ornithologist Oliver G. Pike extols linnet devotion describing a fearless hen protecting nestlings by feigning injury while the male shields offspring. When fledglings mature the parents abandon the nest and start anew in a fresh site three weeks later.
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Linnet
Oliver G. Pike
Bethel News Roundup From Bernice Dawson Correspondent
Harve Wilson was called to New Boston Illinois by the death of his uncle John Stevens who nearly reached ninety. Ruth Gideon visited Washington High with sister Mae. Dell Walker and family visited his mother in Ainsworth and called on George McGinnis family. Evelyn, daughter's pneumonia improves under grandmother care. Velma Stafford stayed with Bernice Dawson. Fleur de Lis club met with luncheon by Mrs. Boyd Foster. Mother’s Day theme dominates. Over fifty Bethel Sunday School attendees heard memory verses and a Mother's Day program was read due to bad weather. Grace Fitzgerald sang Motherhood the Beautiful and the beginners performed. A preacher pension vote failed narrowly after sermon. Lloyd Walker hauled hay from Dell Walker this week. Mr. and Mrs. Gunthrie and daughter Maxine visited Muscatine relatives and returned Sunday.
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Mr. Wilson
Ruth Gideon
Washington High School
Mae
Dell Walker
Ainsworth
Mr. Walker
George McGinnis
Evelyn
Washington
Velma Stafford
Bernice Dawson
Boyd Foster
Fleur de Lis Club
M. Smyth
John Stewart
Earl Birney
Mother
Lloyd Foster
Glenn Wilson
Stanley Foster
Bethel
Grace Fitzgerald
Preachers Pension Plan
Lloyd Walker
Gave Name to Ray The X-ray
The X-ray was discovered in 1895 at Wurzburg Germany by W K Roentgen using Crookes tubes. He observed unusual manifestations leading to the finding that X-ray production is tied to these tubes and knowledge spread across Europe and the United States. The rays were soon used for curing and later improved by Coolidge and others.
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Wurzburg
Germany
W. K. Roentgen
Europe
United States
Coolidge
Rhythian Sisters and KK I Social at K P Hall
The Rhythian Sisters and KK I host a social Wednesday evening at the K P Hall. Each member should invite a guest and attend to start the program at eight o clock. All members urged to be there.
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Rhythian Sisters
KK. I
K. P. Hall
Dance by Stumbling Thiety Club at Armory
The Stumbling Thiety club plans a Thursday evening dance at the Armory with McWilliams orchestra providing the music.
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Stumbling Thiety Club
McWilliams Orchestra
Local families visit in Washington area Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs Dan Fimner and family and Mr and Mrs Chas Anderson and families visited the Enoch Linder home on Sunday evening west of Washington. Miss Flomal Lauderman spent Monday at the Leslie Beeublossom residence.
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Washington
Dan Fimner
Chas. Anderson
Enoch Linder
Flomal Lauderman
Leslie Beeublossom
Social visits noted in local scene
Miss Barbara Brooks shared a last Friday evening with Miss Velma Kephart. Mr and Mrs Frank Kephart visited Sunday evening at the Roy Kephart home.
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Barbara Brooks
Velma Kephart
Frank Kephart
Roy Kephart
Crawford Gossip From Local Community
Ernest Seabranch bought corn from Ed Miller and has hauled it this week. Hugh Conrad was a business caller in Olds. Max Wayne Schlatter spent Thursday with Wayne Drew Weaver. Effie Wittmer and children visited Homer Weaver Monday evening. Lyman Johnson and daughters visited Henry Roth Sunday afternoon. Clark Swanson and family visited Ernes Seabranch Sunday afternoon. Joe Schlatter family and Mrs Clever Wittmer visited Lockridge Sunday afternoon.
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Crawford
Ernest Seabranch
Ed Miller
Hugh Conrad
Olds
Max Wayne Schlatter
Wayne Drew Weaver
Effie Wittmer
Homer Weaver
Lyman Johnson
Henry Roth
Clark Swanson
Hogs Delivered to Olds by Edgar Payne
Edgar Payne delivered hogs to Olds Monday morning. Mrs. Katie Roth of Wayland spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lyman Johnson. Mrs. Mary Conrad of Wayland spent Monday afternoon at Ed Springer s.
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Edgar Payne
Olds
Katie Roth
Wayland
Lyman Johnson
Mary Conrad
Ed Springer
Reed's Yellow Dent Seed Corn for Sale
Limited stock of early Reed's Yellow Dent Seed corn offered by A R Smith. Matures in 95 to 105 days, sacked and picked before frost. Strong germination and excellent yields for early corn. Sot
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A. R. Smith
White birth rate declines offset by lower death rate
Statisticians note the world white birth rate is dropping while white death rates also fall. They estimate the longest possible life expectancy, aided by lower mortality, could rise to about 65 years.
Typo-Tangled Phrase Reflects Quizzical Proverb
A playful distorted line from Lock Hiarven Penence mocks superstition and wordplay, noting no man becomes wiser by chasing a bat at night or hearing a mosquito quartet. The remark blends whimsy with linguistic mischief.
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Lock Hiarven Penence
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Miss Bratiens
Kohler
Beatty Waltz
LeGrand
Streabog
Spaulding
Geraldyne Springman
Kern
Valse Brilliant
Spindler
Sunny Jim
Stout
Helen Sartor
Rosetti
Lois Sartor
Rosewig
Moth
Cochran
Zora Rhodes
Baldwin
Streabeg
Wenrich
American Legion Post
the Legion
Legion Hall
The
Legion
Kenneth Carris
R. G. Tanner
Loyd Morrison
Esther
Edith Elgar
William Stewart
Ralph Pratt
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Dc. S. Lemmon
Elsie Bratton
Ivan Rehmel
Jean Johnson
Westphal
the Jeweler
East Side Square
Eliza
Reister & Sons
Eggs & Poultry
Friendship Club
Davis Sisters
Rebekah
H. Ho
W. 8. Dunham
Wats
Hills
Harve Wilson
New Boston, Il
John Stevens
Air
Stevens
Corbin & Barrett Bootery
Frank 1, Wilson & Co
Mrs
Daisy Simmering
Ixeverse
LL. B. Lupton
Iemmon
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