Girl Res PS Seapy Party at Washington High
The IV Girl Reserves of Washington high school hosted a baby party in the high school gym on Wednesday evening October 7. Girls dressed as babies competed in a suckers contest won by Marjorie Norton while Dor Clow and Jean Moore performed a tap dance and Clara Witting read a bedtime story. Games included Drop the Handkerchief and Flying Datehma. Refreshments featured sugar cookies and stick candy as sponsors Miss Amy Christian and Miss Harriet Barrett attended. Ruth Sartor served as social chairperson.
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Washingto High School
High School
Marjorie Norton
Dor Clow
Jean Moore
Clara Witting
Amy Christian
Harriet Barrett
Ruth Sartor
Harmony Club Hears Paper On Columbus Day
The Harmony Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Malcolm Montgomery’s home to hear a report on Columbus presented by Mrs TM Harvey in observance of Columbus Day. Nelson Thompson offered a teatling on Johnnie's History. Fourteen members attended with guests Mrs Grace Dickey Omaha Mrs John Davidson West Chester Mrs Nicholson and Mrs Mary Martin. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Martin and Mrs Boyd Stephens. A social outing to Boyd Stephens' Wednesday October 14 at 6 30 was announced.
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Pie
Just Us
al Fields
Fred Jones
Bud Fields
Joann
Malcolm Montomery
TM. Harvey
Nelson Thompson
Johnnie
Teson
Brenneman
Grace Dickey
Omaha
John Davidson
West Cester
Nicholson
Mary Martin
Marin
Boyd Stephens
Brighton R 1 Community Card Night Highlights
The Black Hawk club met with Mr and Mrs Ray Parcell Friday night with Esther Carl Marcell Lois Gl Prody, Borkoski, Andy Oswalt, Victor Oswalt and son Kermit. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dimner Long and Mrs sther Stone. Evening featured cards and taffy. Refreshments of sandwiches oranges and coffee were served by the hostess. Local callers Omer Long Frank Clark Al Garrett and others were noted. Lester Long was ill and missed school. Prody and Koster Borkoski were among Washington callers Friday afternoon.
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Brighton R.1
Black Hawk Club
Ray Parcell
Esther
Carl
Marcell
Lois
Prody Borkoski
Andy Oswalt
Victor Oswalt
Kermit
Dimner Long
Sther Stone
Omer Long
Fairfield
PleasAnt Plains Mission Society Ends After Long Service
The Pleasant Plains Mission Society held its last meeting on Wednesday October 7 at the home of Mrs. Gensinger with twenty four attendees including former members as guests A history read by Mrs Zeck noted the group’s long role in Washington area missions formed June 19 1882 by Mrs Burkit The charter list names several long time members and surviving relatives The group supported foreign mission scholarships in China and India and Bible women in China The luncheon menu ranged from chicken to ice cream and a warm plate dinner was sent to ill member Mrs Wright into the evening the society is disbanded after decades of service and support
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Pleasant Plains Missionary Society
John Gensinger
James Zeck
Methodist Church
Washington
Setive
Missionary Society of
Pleasant Plains
Burkit
Henry Herde
E Wright
Virginia Wright
T. J. Rerdo
Jam Yeck
Bera Smith
Amos Durst
Dora Durst
John Genkinger
Effie van Sickle
West Chester
H. T. Reynolds
New York
Sam McCleery
California
W. H. Crain
Harve Knapp
Amarillo
Texa
E. N. Wright
Wright
China
India
Bifle van Sickle
West Che Ter
Nellie Wright Maon
Hart, Mich
Mason
Second National Tri-T Convention Held in Brighton
The second national Tri T convention met in Brighton on Friday Oct 2 with chapters seated around Washington DC. National officers include President Mrs Helen Rogers Vice president Mrs Irona Whisler recording secretary Mary Myers corresponding secretary Margaret Crall historian Lillian Huebner and organist Blanche Thorson. Registration opened at 1 o clock followed by committee appointments and round table discussions. At 3 30 P M Brighton Chapter I hosted a luncheon for delegates from other chapters. Initiation occurred at 5 P M at the home of Mrs Marie Kessel with Eldon chapter initiates. A 6 20 P M three course banquet was held at the Methodist church with tables arranged as three T shapes in purple and gold. The program featured readings Lorene Hillhouse songs and sword sequence numbers and a talk by National President Mrs Helen Rogers.
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Tri T's
Brighton
Washington
Pident
Helen Rogers
Rasant
Irona Whisler
Mary Myers
Pack Wood
Margaret Crall
Fairfield
Lillian Huebner
Des Moines
Blanche Thorsoni
Ston
Ore
Marie Kessel
Bau
Eldon
Methost
Lorene Hillhousphone
Lorene Hillhouse
Jene Hilbow
Fairtie
Lorene
Mt. Plea
Coolidge Attends Morrow Services in Inglewood
Former President Calvin Coolidge and top officials attended the mourning service for Dwight W. Morrow in Inglewood New Jersey. Vice President Charles Curtis, Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson, and Secretary of the Navy Adams joined Morrow family in a front roped-off seating area.
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Inglewood
N. J
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Calvin Coolive
Charles Curts
Henry le Stimson
Navy
Charles Prancis Adams
Morrow
Community Club and Religious Groups Schedule Meetings
Various local groups announce October meetings and venue changes. Mt P.T. A plans a Thursday night gathering at 7 45 with fathers invited and specific plate needs. Unit No 3 and 6 ofMontages and other church and legion auxiliary units set Friday sessions and hostesses. Washington D M CoA hosts a district convention with attendees from multiple units. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold social events.
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Mt P.T. A
Watsa's Te net Corps to practice for inspection
Officers and members are urged to attend at the corps rooms to rehearse for the inspection scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17. A community social will be held at Bethel Church northeast of town Monday evening, inviting everyone to attend.
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Beareal
Watsa
Tenet Corps
Bethel Ehurch
Valley Char. Church Correspondent Notes Local Events
Valley correspondent reports community happenings in Valley on Oct 6. Visits include relatives in Washington and Sigourney, a funeral for Mike Delmerly, several family gatherings, birthdays for Rosella, Virginia, and Marjorie, and a lightning strike damages J B Deal’s barn with oats hay and saddle lost. Neighbors assist as fire erupts.
Women Can Have Velvety Skin
Fragmentary OCR offers a curious claim about women and skin texture with unclear context or attribution. The readable bits mention the idea of velvety skin and oddly formatted phrases that resemble a garbled title or ad copy. No concrete names, dates, or organizations are legible.
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Joseph Krotz
Alice Florang
E Fiorang
Annie Krotz
Rock Island Tilinbis
Geo
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Berg
Aridegroom
Haskins
Keatings
Hearthside Club
Jennie
Margaret Keating
John
Keating
Howard
Claire Keating
Fix Mae Hotle
Harmony Club Hears
Columbus
The
Wicea
Iport
E. M. Bridges & Co
A. Borkoski
Corre
Lester Long
al Garrett
Shidler Place
Prody
Koster Borkoski
Pleasant Plains Mission Society
H.J. Ward & Co
Munsingwear
Coolidge
Morrow Services
Carter
Rothschild’s
Thursdny
J.P. EO
Orvicle Elder
M. Churn
Lout. Maker
B. Madison Priday
Montages Aid
RL EL Brown
D. Ic Carbaugh
M. B. Ehurch
Owen Hayes
West Main
Legion Auxiliary
First Congressional District
Washington D. M. Coa
Frank Kurtz
Odd Fellow Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekals
Te M. E. Church
Caveler
Junkin
Iowa Avenue
M. B.eburen
Anna Hayes
Main St
Bunce
Ladies Aid
United Presbyterian Church
R. J. Davidson
Ue Baptist
Reeves Ath
Wallace
Valley Chas
Valley
J Deal
Lee Lankford
Buddy
Betty
Merle Langford
Will Derby
Zeno Times
Mike Delmerly
Sigourney
Chas
Norma
A Warehill
Este Dy Sheetz
Naomi
Paul
George
Myrtle Frank
Wad Pfeifer
Gilbert Hott's
Oscar Sheetz
Marjorie
Andy Sheetz
Virginia
Rosella
Y Black
Owe Strand
Giner Dillon
Snd Muancne
Frank
W. J. Pfeifer
Homer Mayer
Wil Hrinning
J.B
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Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
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