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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1925

Page

6

Social and club notices fill town diary in May

The Welleton Social club hosted fifteen members and six guests at Mrs. Zeno Tines home with entertainment by Mrs. Mangcoki, Mrs. Brown, and others. A guest social is planned for May 28 at Mrs. Charlies McKinstry’s home, with Mrs. Hillis attending. Other groups met for picnics, furniture study, garden tours, and regular meetings, including the Rural Women’s Club at Mrs. Gled Schwartz’s home and the Woman’s Relief Corps in West Chester. A Wallace neighbors surprise visit featured piano music and a two centre luncheon. A Memorial Service was planned by the Valley St. Paul’s Evangelical Ladies’ Aid, with seventeen members and seven visitors present, and a birthday dinner for Mrs. Ruby Skipton. The Nineteenth Century Reading Club hosted a farewell luncheon for Mrs. A. R. Oates and Mrs. Stanley Miller at Mrs. C. A. Dewey’s home.

Welleton Social Club Zeno Tines Hillis Dave Temple Hureday Mre BE. A. Wallace Wallace Home Sielen Melinski Johanna Drish John Timmerman Mary Kurtz Quincey Hinds David MacCartney A. B. Jones Ellen Wallace Tom Rickey Mary A. T. Brown George Fetters J. P. Thomas Arthur Morrow Jim Arnold Lloyd Arnold Clayton Neiswanger Neice Anita Pacha Charles Falkner Otto Walton Brighton James Embree W. HM. Harrison Paul Bell Clyde Birney C. A. Pratt J. P. Melinski Helen Wallace The Valley St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society Martha Mayer Jim Gatton W. L. Brinning Wellston Reading Club C. A. Dewey A. R. Oates Belvidere Illinois Stanley Miller West M. W. Bailey

YWCA and YMCA Offer Summer Classes and Swim Sessions

Registration tomorrow for YWCA summer classes at the YMCA building runs 2 30 to 5 20 and 7 to oclock with term starting June 9 and running to September. Music courses by Mrs Henry Shields begin June 8 for ages 10 to 18, with free classes and medals for top work. Swimming sessions for girls and women have new price schedules from 1 00 to 2 50 per week per period, towels available for 5 cents.

Henry Shields Manton Hebner

Mirrors in Everyday Life Reflection and Note

A student essay notes mirrors as common subjects in daily life. It compares square and round shapes and describes how a mirror must be tipped like a waiter to function well. The piece reflects on how people see themselves in mirrors and how reflections pertain to personal appearance.

Boston Transcript

Butterfly Table Delicacy of Bogeng Mountains

The Bogeng mother butterfly is a delicacy among certain Aboriginal peoples of Australia. They travel long distances to collect it each year on the slopes of the Bogeng mountains. In New South Wales they are captured by smoke from wood fires lit under trees.

Australia Bogoeng Mountains New South Wales

Holy Cross Pitcher Owen Carroll Aims For Major League Debut

One of the best in college baseball, Holy Cross star Owen Carroll is in his fourth year as captain and ace pitcher. His sensational work has drawn interest from several major league clubs, and he is expected to appear in a big time uniform soon.

Owen Carroll Holy Cross Carroll

Missionary Society Meetings And Club Notices

Announcements include the Methodist church Missionary Society meeting Monday at Dora and Lillian Minick home with Jessie Miller as leader. A barrel drive to the Orphans Home at Council Bluffs is organized with empty cans at Miss Eva Smeltzer’s home for fruit donations. The Fortnightly Club Art Department meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Milan Shields, 8313. Rooster club gathers Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John Miller, 8313. K Can regular meeting Tuesday evening at the hall, 843. Bethel Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wilson Martin, 8413.

The Methodist Church Dora Lillian Minick Jessie Miller Council Bluffs Eva Smeltzer Miss Smeltzer Milan Shields Woman's Missionary Society of the Bethel Presbyterian Church Wilson Martin

Regular meeting and nominations at Rebekah lodge event

The Rebekah lodge invites the Odd Fellows wives to a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 PM with officer nominations and a short program and entertainment. L. BE. Larson, N. G. 8413 The Pythian Sisters of West Chester will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday evening.

Rebekah Lodge Wives of Odd Fellows L. BE. Larson N. G Pythian Sisters of West Chester

Counting a trillion at 200 per minute takes millennia

The piece explains that counting to a trillion at 200 numbers per minute would require 9,512 years. It notes that at that rate one hour yields 12,000 counts, a day yields 288,000, and a year yields 105,120,000.

America Pennsylvania Virginia Catawba Yadkin North Carolina Ulster American

Pen Quip Sparks Ink on New Trousers

Forest and Wood trade playful lines about a fountain pen as blotting paper dulls the stain on Forest’s trousers. The light exchange centers on pen accuracy and the ease of ink flow in a humorous vignette.

Wood Forest

Seed eating finch makes best pet Nature says

Nature Magazine praises the bull finch as a tame, seed eating pet and notes it can be trained to sing a simple tune, suggesting a small want ad could help a buyer find one.

Nature Magazine

Mecklenburg Declaration Celebrated in United States History

The Mecklenburg Declaration, drawn in Charlotte North Carolina, is hailed as a key anniversary. Scots Irish settlers and colonial resistance are traced from Ulster emigration through the Revolutionary era with the 69th Congress funding the May 19 to 23 observance in Burlington.

United States England Mecklenburg Mecklenburg County North Carolina Tennessee Line Charlotte Scotland James I Ulster Northern Ireland Ireland James Boston County of Massachusetts Concord Lexington Continental Congress Philadelphia George III Washington Congress Senate House Burlington

Indian Monsoons and Seasonal Wind Patterns

The article explains the monsoon cycle in India with the southwest monsoon from April to September bringing vapor from the Indian Ocean. It condenses on the heights of the Chute and forms torrents that move eastward with seasonal winds from differing directions.

India Indian Ocean

Forcelini Finishes Lexicon of Al Latin After 35 Years

Pioneering linguist Forcelini spent 35 years compiling the monumental Lexicon of Al Latin. He began in 1718 and completed the work in 1753, though it was not published until 1771.

Forcelini

Rome Hosiery Mill Shifts to Night Shirt Orders

In a southern exchange note the Rome Hosiery mill begins producing night shirts to fulfill large orders received over the past weeks. The move reflects intensified demand and a response to rising textile orders in the region.

Southern Exchange Rome Bowton Transcript

Early Egyptian shaving tools and customs described

According to Herodotus the Egyptians shaved continually and only grew beards in mourning. The barber called hay used varied instruments including a razor shaped like a small hatchet with a recurved handle and knife like blades for shaving.

Herodotus

Why They End Friendship

A Kansas City Star reflection on how women’s social bonds dissolve through mutual scrutiny and competition, arguing such frictions drive high mortality of feminine friendships worldwide.

Kangas City

Personal Magnetism Watches and Wearer Effects

The article notes that some watches called Personal Magnetism are influenced by the magnetism of their wearers. It states the effect occurs most often with individuals of dark complexion and describes the unusual interaction between wearer and timepiece.

What Makes Them Wild Our Idea of a Wild Woman

A Dallas News feature argues that the notion of a wild woman reflects social constraints and lack of refuge. It explores gender norms, independence, and the limits placed on women seeking space or escape. The piece examines cultural expectations influencing behavior and autonomy.

Dallas News

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Loyal Friends Second United Presbyterian Sabbath School Esther Corner Alta Himetreich California J Hi. Humeton Willard Wylie Woman's Relief Corps of Miss Ruby Skipton Miss Ruby J. C. Fields Grace Elfman Toledo Ohio Miss Elfman Y. W Stude Rooster Club John Miller Rosemary Club Vincent Marek Priscilla Claub T. S. BE Chas. Wilson Woman's Home Misssionary Society M. E. Church Wellston Social Club Chas. McKinstry Pleur de Lis Club Lou Arthur Knights of Pything L. A. Jones C. C West Chester Presbyterian Church Glen Martin Floyd Crayne Guy Dillon Chas. Harley Olive Munroe Lucille Fisher Lloyd Martin Ham Thompson El 2 Alamance Rothschild’s Hakrt-Schaffner & Marx Kayser Union Champitex Triangle Auto Supply Co North Iowa and Gasoline Alley
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