Halloween Socials Dominate Havre Community Notes
Society pages recount Havre events with seven members present at a meeting, baby blankets gifted, and a playful ghost story party. Miss Mary Henderson hosted a country home gathering with witch lore, fortune games, and a faux cat tale. Various clubs planned bazaars, dinners, and a large Halloween fête at Walnut group with diverse costumes and fortune telling.
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Havre
Mary Henderson
Ainsworth
Mrs. Henderson
Helen Henderson
Helen Acheson
Hendersons
Hallowe'en
Milies
Gray
Evening club meetings and social events listed for Wednesday
The column lists several meetings and activities for the evening including the Pythian Sisters at 7 30 V and D A R at Miss Helen Cunningham's home. Other groups meet at 7 80 8 and 8 o clock at various halls and homes with dances and sewing and church events noted.
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Pythian Sisters
Washington YWCA hosts Miss Baker sewing and craft classes
Miss Baker of the Dennison Co arrived in Washington from Omaha to teach a week of free classes for women and girls in making dolls, place favors, wreaths, lampshades, wax flowers and rope work. Sessions run Tue Fri with schedules and materials from Nicola and Harmon's Book Store. about 75 participants. Regular fall sewing class led by Miss Fannie Wilson starts Nov 13 at 2 30 p.m.
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Miss Baker
Dennison Co
Washington
Omaha
Baker
Nicola and
Harmon's
Dennison Company
Fannie Wilson
Manton Hebner
Miss Wilson
Parni Teachers Convention Announces Weeklong Iowa Program
The Iva Parent-Teacher Association schedules a four day convention in Towa City Iowa from November 10 to 14 featuring sessions on Nutrition for Pre-School Children Adolescence education and literature standards. Notable speakers include Dr Amy Daniels Mrs F C Stroben Prof Hardin Craig and Judge Harry Olson with discussion on salacious magazines and curriculum.
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Iva Parent-Teacher Association
Towa City
Taway
Amy Daniels
Iss Eva Fillmore
Addreys
Bird T. Baldwin
Iowa Child Welfare Search Station
F. M. Beckin
Ames
Iowa
F. C. Stroben
Davenport
Thos
P.rennan
M. D
Edward H. Lauer
Yosh
Bill
Robbins
Man
Hardin Craig
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
Chicago
Ernest Horn
J. W. Studebaker
Des Moines
Parent-Teacher Association
Theodore Lamm
Council Bluff City
Iowa Bulletin
Several Village Groups Plan Meetings This Week
Local clubs and church groups announce Friday through Saturday gatherings. Sessions include the Polwta club with Mrs Vide Jones, the J Cloter of PLEK at 2:50 with Mrs Cora Wilson, Presbyterian ladies with Miss Magie Fos, Methodist Philvealass with Mrs Elsie Neberga, and the Round Woman's club with Kernest Carlson. Transportation provided and attire noted. The second bridge session at the country club includes a cafeteria dinner. Other events feature Wellsto Social club with Mrs Onas Seibert, Plain Missionary Society with Mrs T J Bardo, Independent club hosted by Mrs James Palmer, BE O W club hosted by Mrs Corbin Fields, Rebekahs meet at 7:30 with delegate Sylvia Lindsay, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at 2:30 hosted by Mrs Robert Clyde with leader Mrs WV Crutl, Presbyterian Ladies social at 2:30 with Mrs Claude Lemmon, Ainsworth O B S at 7:30 with grand chapter report, and W E M S of Ainsworth M H church at 2 pm. Saturday includes the 19th Century club at 2:30 with Mrs B B Bierher.
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Polwta Club
Vide Jones
iThe J. Cloter
Plek
Cora Wilson
Presbyterian Arch
Magie Fos
Methodist Church
Elsie Neberga
Round Woman's Club
Wellsto
Onas Seibert
He Rebekahs
Sylvia Lindsay
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Robert Clyde
WV. Crutl
Presbyterian Church
Claude Lemmon
Ainsworth
O. B.S
Ainsworth M. Hh
A. Stephens
Children’s Book Week Encourages Home Reading
The piece praises good books as vital for child development and urges ownership of books. It notes the annual Children’s Book Week since 1919, promotes careful selection, warns against trashy or mushy titles, and invites families to use the Free Public Library’s Children’s Department for guidance and displays.
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Boy Scouts of America
American Library Association
Children's Department
The
Free Public Library
Robinson Crusoe
Hans Brinker
Meigs
Peach Cousin Almond Shares Growth Traits
A Science Service note explains the almond is related to the pea, sharing similar blossomed leaves and growth characteristics. The cousin relationship highlights botanical connections between these species.
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Science Service
To Wash Rugs How to clean washable rugs at home
UGS of washable rugs are popular and can be cleaned effectively by hand. Use a wide table stiff brush and soap, scrub the rug thoroughly rinse and hang to dry in a shady airy place. A booklet on household care is available from the National Household Service in New York.
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Edd Miller
Grant Humston
Will Cherry
Paul Leeper
Journal
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Child Welfare Or
Quick Quaker
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Ares
Plosan Plain Missionary Society
T. J. Ber
Rs. J
Bridges
Independent Club
James Palmer
Corbin Pields
BE. O. W
19Th Century Club
B. B. Bieher
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L. Rothschild
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