Vic Westphal Wins Driving Contest at Washington Club
Vic Westphal led the Washington country club driving contest yesterday with the longest three drive average and longest individual drive. Distances reached 224, 223, and 221 1 2 yards with balls clustered within ten feet on the fairway. Gene Tucker placed second for longest average, Lesli Eieber third, and Ed Wells had the shortest average. The prize pool required fifteen cents entry plus ten cents extra for expenses. Tracy Phillips and Ralph Gibson plan next week’s one club af fair with a dinner on Monday.
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Vic Westphal
Washington Country Club
Gene Tucker
Lesli, Eieber
Ed Wells
Tracy Phillips
Ralph Gibson
Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
National League standings show Chicago leading with a .621 record followed by Brooklyn and New York. Yesterday Brooklyn beat Chicago 5 to 1, while Boston toppled Cincinnati and St Louis defeated New York. American League results include New York and Cleveland wins with Boston beating Chicago. Standings list New York at top, Detroit and Washington also winning yesterday.
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National League
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Occuctnien Sota
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Basten
Sadnaccaclk
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Philadelphia
Cwmeinnall
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Swaney to Coach at Wellman High Iowa
Harold J. Swaney, Iowa alumnus and major letter winner in football and basketball, will coach athletic teams at Wellman high school in 1934. He played three years as end on the Hawkeye football squad and was a basketball guard. He is the second Iowa football and basketball player named as a high school coach, following Howard Moffitt at Waukon.
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Iowa City
Harold J. Swaney
University of Iowa
Wellman High School
Abe
Swaney
The
University
Ife
Hawkeye
Iowa
Howard Moffitt
Waukon
Rainbow Girls Install Officers After Play at Leys Garden
A play directed by Mrs. Pearl Stephens Whistler will be staged at Leys Garden before the group returns to the Roberts home for dinner. The Rainbow Girls plan an officers installation at 7 30 p m Monday.
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Ley’s Garden
Pearl Stephens Whistler
Roberts
Rainbow Girls
Shrine reception and banquet notice in Washington Iowa
The Damascus Shrine No 10 announces a reception honoring Supreme Noble Prophetess Rose M Reid on Tuesday May 22 at 8 pm at Masonic Temple with banquet at 6250. Refreshments follow the reception and reservations via Mrs Alice Manussier by Monday May 21.
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Damascus Shrine
W S
J. Washington
Iowa
Rose M. Reid
Masonic Temple
Alice Manussier
Wednesday Club Meetings And Events Listed
The Kolah club meets with Mr Bessie Wade Wednesday at 2 00 PM The Cottage meeting at Miss Anna Scott 808 E Second St Wednesday morning 9 390 The Navajo club with Mrs Mauthe Wednesday afternoon The M KE choir picnic at Sunset Park 6 00 PM Bring own dishes The Bethel Missionary society with Mrs Robi Reaney Wednesday afternoon Date change The Country Club ladies host their 1st breakfast Wednesday morning 8 00 Call Mrs Brown for details
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Kolah Club
Bessie Wade
Anna Scott
Second St
M. KE
Sunset Park
Bethel Missionary Society
Robi
Reaney
Cotter Team to Meet All Nations Tuesday in City League
An added game on the city league schedule is announced. The All Nations will meet Cotter Tuesday evening at 8 30 following the Troop Fk and Odd Fellows game at 7. Two games are set for the evening with the Methodists vs Devils at 7 and American Pearls vs Little Demons at 8 50 marking week three.
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All Nations
Cotter
Troop Fk
Odd Fellows
Methodists
Devils
American Pearls
Little Demons
Funeral rites for Mrs. George Adams held in Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Mrs. George Adams aged eight? a lifelong resident were conducted at the Presbyterian church at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev T M Balcoff officiating and Silver Leaf Rebekah lodge in charge at the Columbus City cemetery. Bearers named Bert Wolf W H Dean William Kauffman Elmer Shellabarger John Parks and Richard Chown. The sermon for Columbus high school graduates was scheduled for Sunday at 7 30 in the auditorium with a full program including recitals glee clubs and hymns. Columbus City grads to picnic May 25. Foreign Missionary society met at W A Samp home with 20 members present. Junior-senior banquet held at the high school Friday evening. Misses Martha and Grace Butler visited the Inert home in Iowa City Friday afternoon.
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Columbus Junction
George Adams
Presbyterian Church
T. M. Balcoff
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Columbus City
Bert Wolf
W. H. Dean
William Kauffman
Elmer Shellabarger
John Parks
Richard Chown
W. A. Samp
Grads
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Henry Kemp
T. A. Wykert
Martha
Grace Butler
F. J. Inert
Iowa City
Brighton Junior Choir in Cantata Hearts of Gold
The Methodist Junior choir performed a cantata titled Hearts of Gold at the church on Sunday evening with flower-themed roles and a long program list. Commencement exercises for 1934 BBH S graduates followed, including music, poems, diplomas, and a senior class day play Will, I Won’t with a full cast and musical numbers.
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Brighton
Methodist
Angel of the Flowers
Mother Earth
Angel of Flowers
Jean Eyestone
Charlene Brothers
Sunbeam
Norma Eyestone
Rain
Dew
Audrey Helmick
Virginia Cole
Billy Kraemer
Atricia Edwards
Johnny
Junior Ackley
Rollie Cole
Roger Ackkley
Ivan Henry
Sonny Gowey
Barbra Lee Jamison
Mildred Helmick
Eloise Johnston
Mildred Horner
Lucy Mae Gowey
Myrtle Hiller
Ruth Stockman
Rose
Lorena Stockman
Rev. Geltry
Charuty
BB. H. S
Robert Flaskins
Club meeting notices mix with member names
Department will meet with Miss Etha Dawson at 7 50 Thursday evening instead of a field trip. The H J club will meet with Mrs Frederick Klein Thursday evening May 24. Ladies bring thimbles. The H do will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Sam Siguroose. Special invitation extended. Daughter of the club. The IX club will meet with Mrs Warry Drake next Thursday at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Roberts
Roberts
M. W. Bai
Etha Dawson
H J. Club
Frederick Klein
Prp. H. Do
Sam Siguroose
Daubhtere
Club
Warry Drake
Rural women to meet with Mrs Will Madhebet Friday May 25
Rural women gather for a May 25 meeting with Mrs Will Madhebet. The Baptist Ladies host Friday luncheon at 1 o clock with a missionary program at the church. Attendees should bring table service sandwiches and a dish to pass.
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Will Madhebet
Visitors Honored with Tea at Mrs McElhinney’s Home
Out-of-town guests including Mrs. H Ward and her daughter Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Crabb of Sioux City, were hosted at four o'clock yesterday. Additional visitors were Mr. and Mrs J H Wess Jr of Chicago. Mrs Wess, a White Shrine leader, will preside at the Shrine meeting Tuesday night and stay through the week.
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J. McElhinney
H. Ward
California
Charlotte Ward
Frank A. Crabb
Sioux City
J. H. Wess, Jr
Chicago
Fred Reid
Crabb
Wess
Omaha
White Shrine
Crawfordsville Study Group Elects Officers and Reports Accidents
In Crawfordsville on May 21 the Wednesday Study elnt met with Ruth Jones and guests Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Grace Williams, and Mrs. Talma Cherryholmes. Officers named: resident Mrs. Hazel Moorhead, vice-president Mr. Mabel Manson, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Doris Cherryholmes. The group discussed Iowa Newspapers and Editors with Alice Davidson and Margaret Davidson reviewing Hamlin Garland's A Son of the Middle Border and a Daughter of the Middle Border. A gift was given to Ruth Jones. News notes include the Krattets surviving an auto crash near Waterloo with injuries, and a Memorial Day tournament planned with six teams. Max Wayne Uchlatter sprained his right wrist while jumping rope.
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Crawfordsville
Elnt
Mur
Ruth Jones
Holland
Mt. Pleasant
Grace Williams
Talma Cherryholmes
Hazel Moorhead
Mabel Manson
Doris Cherryholmes
Iowa
Alice Davidson
Margaret Davidson
Hamlin Garland
Mabel Monson
J. C. Mitchell
Howard Krattet
Waterloo
Cubs
American Pearls
Washington
Owls
Farr Monson
Max Wayne Uchlatter
Margaret Schmitt
Priests Wore Gloves In Ancient Mass Rituals
A fragment notes that priests wore gloves at mass to offer the holy sacrifice with clean and pure hands, reflecting liturgical purity practices in ancient times.
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Tucker Is
Daughters of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Bigge
Union Station
Fair
Ask Us
W.C. Bell
Hone
Milwaukee Roan
Rockies
Wellman High
Merle Beckers
Sam Munson
Herma Schultz
Navajo Club
FL RR. Mauthe
Martha Butler
Brighton Junior Choir
H. S. Graduation
Dandelion
Appleblossom
Water Lily
Daisies Golden Hearted Daisies
Rose Golden Heart
Richard Day
Doctor Anthony King
Lee Mry
Mr. Howard
Chas, Crandall Carney Underwood, Jr
Lester Ieighard
Elliott Fletcher Max Yesemik
Lucile Owen
Cecil Jones
Joan Stevens
On Cecil Jones
Lynn ‘Ation
Lucile
Ruth Haskins
Glad Howard
Gertrude Morgan
Mrs Stevens
Helen Donovan
Dean Willis
Mary Maxine Tracey Georgette
Esther Parcelle
Quartette
Josephine Pacha
Jessie Hoover
Dora Dunbar
Robert Hoskins
Max Yesemik
Lester Meinard
Ruth Robison
Pianiot
Airview
Chicago Fire
Orr
ORD
Live Stock Exchange
Swift & Co
Thirty-Fifth
Morgan
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