Society Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings and Halloween Theme
The Home Guards and the King's Heralds met at the church after school to discuss a lesson on Mexican children in America. The Baptist Young People's Union held a 7:30 session at the Little Red Schoolhouse with games and a noon dismissal and dinner pails. Ladies of the RSPU met with Mrs. Easter for a luncheon and social hour. New Haven church Ladies Social Union quilted and planned an all day October meet. Sunshine Community club met with Mrs Edna Ruebsam with a President McKinley life talk and a bottle question game. Woman's Missionary Society at Ainsworth United Presbyterian met at Mrs Matthews country home with sixteen members and ten guests and a costume mission study followed by social time and pumpkin pie.
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Home Guards
King’s Heralds
America
Little Red
Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
David Catlett
Ernestine
Charles Murdock
Phyllis Hamilton
Ladies Social Union of
New Haven Church
Deleia Cuddabach
Hester Combs
Sach
Sunshine Community Club
Edna Ruebsam
McKinley
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Dorothy Ruehsam
Margurite Scranton
Virginia Scranton
Alcidene Spencer
Marguerite
Olive Warren
Carl Sneider
Hallowe’en
J. O. Matthews
Woman's Missionary Society
Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Matthews
R. J. Rowan
Beal
Belle McCreedy
Emma C. Anderson
Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
East Washington Street
J. H. Peet
Homer Stephen
George Dowell
T. F. Barter
Heet
John Speidel
Anderson
The
Presbyterian Church
Maggie Foster
G. W. Wallace
McGuegin
Orville Elder
W. P. Wells
W. L. Glassburner
Roy Mallory
W. H. Brinning
Mike Flynn
Harry McCall
Harry Turner
John Rittler
Picnic and Missionary Society Events Across Washington
Forty five Wash ington junior college students picnic at Cherry creek with a prize for the oldest clothes and a woodland games supper over two bon fires. Emma C. Anderson hosts a Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting with a $1,000 yearly report, rummage sale plans, and flower gifts. A fall pot luck luncheon and bridge at the country club, with out of town guests. Presbyterian and D A R happenings include rummage sale plans, district meeting prep, and a bridge luncheon among fall flowers and tea.
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Washington Junior College
Cherry Creek
Juniors Work Highlighted In Society Meeting
Mrs. D. C. Kilgore led an impressive devotional period focusing on the Juniors. Talks by Mrs. Anwyl Mrs. Acheson and Mrs. George described phases of Junior work. An urgent used clothing appeal from Ezel Kentucky was read and a barrel of clothing planned. Mrs. AD. J. Palmer closed with prayer.
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D. C. Kilgore
Anwyl
Acheson
George
Ezel
AD. J. Palmer
Ladies Meeting and Business Women Club Notice
Announcement lists a hike at South Phair Living Lake district 11 meeting on Wednesday October 9 at M Vine Marek home with lesson on trays bring tape measure awl knife scissors towel and dish to pass plus sandwiches 19915 month's rest. The Business and Professional Women's club will meet Wednesday October 9 in the Community room with dinner at 6 15. Members may bring a guest or be excused by notifying Ethel Grecian before 7 p m. Call 489 until 5 p m and 495 red after 6 p m. POL Notice K of PL special lodge business Monday evening J A Huglin D D G C Fairfield will speak on the convention held October 21 all members welcome and brothers from neighboring lodges invited. By order of C C. 14912 ringne lodgesighboyedr
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Ladies of Hike South Phair
Living Lake School
Distright
M. Vine Marek
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ethel Grecian
J. A. Huglin
Fairfield
C. C
Ringne
Yedr
Card party planned by AL on Tuesday
The article notes a card party hosted by AL on Tuesday at Oh IC Bets Iverybods, inviting all to attend.
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The
Oh Ic Bets Iverybods
Ladies of Shiloh to meet on Thursday for basket weaving
The Ladies of the Shiloh school district will meet with Mrs. Wi Caldwell on Thursday evening to finish the lesson on basket weaving. Reed will be supplied at small cost to others wishing to make baskets. Lotg
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Shiloh
Wi. Caldwell
New Pastor Rev J H Caller Arrives to Lead Local Services
The new pastor Rev J H Caller arrives this week and will reside locally. His sermons begin at the usual hours and announcements will appear Fridays. The public is cordially invited to attend the services. 1993.
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J. H
Re. Callier
The Hottentot brings Steeplechase thrills to Fox Theatre
Warner's new Vitaphone production The Hottentot adapts Victor Mapes and William Collier's stage hit with sound. Edward Everett Horton leads an all star cast including Patsy Ruth Miller and Edward Earle. Roy Del Ruth directs. show runs three days starting Monday at the Fox Theatre.
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Sweatheart
Warner
Edward Everett Horton
Patsy Ruth Miller
Eainund Breese
Edward Earle
Stanley Taylor
Otto Hoffman
Douglas Gerrard
Maude Turner
Gordon Harvey
Vitaphone
Roy del Ruth
Fox Theatre
All-Star Comedy Cast in New All-Planning Farce
A Columbia all talk production titled The Fall of Eye comes to Graham Theatre Monday. Eight stars headline the cast including Patsy Miller Ford Sterling Gertrude Astor Arthur Rankin Jes Prouty Betty Farrington Fred Kelsey Hank Mann and Ruth Miller. The farce is built on comedy situations with dialogue by Fred Eric and Fanny Hatton.
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Columbia
Graham Theatre
Frederic
Fanny Hatton
Ace
Patstush Miller
Ford Sterling
Gertrude Astor
Arthur Rankin
We Americans Stages A Bright Stenographer Role
The piece highlights a witty stenographer in the title role, handling her men with flair. Ford Sterling, famed for Sennette comedies, stars as the major comic lead opposite the witty heroine. Fred Kelsey returns as a comical detective, famed for The Gorilla and The Donovan Affair.
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Ford Sterling
Fred Kelsey
Donovan
Eve
Methods of Escaping From Tornado's Grasp
The Kansas City Times outlines safe shelter options during tornadoes. It cites the old cyclone cellar and exterior caves as best refuges, notes the southwest basement corner of frame houses as safer, and warns brick basements can be deadly. It explains tornadoes come from the south or west and gives guidance for open-air, automobile, and foot responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aingles
Kansas City
Journal Want Ads Pay A Trial Will Convince
A brief note suggests that advertisements in the journal could pay, proposing a trial period to prove effectiveness. The message emphasizes results from weighing ad investment against returns.
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Journal
Cars Registrations Rise by 327 Since Oct 5 1928
Miss Bessie Jones at the county treasurer's office reports 1928 registrations total 6,828 up from 5,521 on Oct 5 last year, a gain of 1,307. For the full year 1928, registrations reached 6,627 with a further rise expected this year. Past week added 21 new cars including Fords Chevrolets Studebakers and Buicks listed by owner and town across Washington Kalona Wellman Riverside Iowa City Crawfordsville and other locales.
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Bessie Jones
Chas. Neil
Washington
Ford
H. G. Romoser
Keota
Ford Tudor
Elmer Swickard
Ford Tudo
Geo. W. Beck
Kalona
Chevrolet
Lester Kern
Ed Beranek
Willis Gingerch
Geo. Greaser
E. B. Young
T. W. Shenefelt
Washington Studebaker
C. EF. Ensley
Iowa City
Vincent Marek
Henry Berger
Wellman
Mortis Ward
Albert Greiner
Ford Pickup
Clive Yount
Riverside
Buick
Cari i
W. E. Davis
Mike Masek
Open hunting season on pheasants in twenty four Iowa counties
W. E. Albert state game warden announced an open hunting season on pheasants in twenty four northern Iowa counties for four days. The notice sets the four day window and lists the affected counties.
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W. E. Albert
Iowa
Regular service preserves life of locomotives and cars
R A Armstrong of Oakland Motor Car Co notes that regular inspection and expert attention extend locomotive life and prevent deterioration. He compares rail life to automobiles, arguing cars, exposed to irregular roadbed, need the same routine care to preserve performance and longevity.
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R. A. Armstrong
Oakland Motor Car Company
Mr. Armstrong
Secon
Iowa College of Pharmacy Announces Record Expansion
Dean Wilder Teeter of the University of Iowa college of pharmacy unveiled a new expansion record. The college now enrolls 127 students, up 75 from last year.
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Wilder Teeter
University of Iowa College of Pharmacy
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