Fried chicken supper planned at New Haven church
New Haven residents are invited to a fried chicken supper at the local church on Thursday evening October 11. Proceeds will benefit the church.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1923
Page
5
New Haven residents are invited to a fried chicken supper at the local church on Thursday evening October 11. Proceeds will benefit the church.
The Clay community reports a church choir practice led by Miss Vera Woodford and a Missionary society meeting with Mrs. Ray Woodford. Several families visit, a city school dismissal for a funeral, and an all day church meeting planned.
Mrs Bachman of Fort Dodge visited her sister Mrs Dave Graber and family last week. She left Monday morning to visit her mother in Illinois. Adolph Preheim and wife of Hurley North Dakota have been visiting.
In Medina New York a unnamed woman describes long lasting illness that affected her nerves. She read about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the Buffalo Times and reports she felt much better after use. A Rochester New York woman credits the remedy with regained health and weight gain after childbirth.
Ed Rinner and family visited Sunday at the Abe Bloss home south of Wayland. The Marion Township Sunday school convention will be held at the Richer church Sunday afternoon, Oct. 14. A good program is being prepared and it is hoped the schools of the township will be well represented. Morris Green and Cal Keith received three car loads of sheep here Monday which they will feed for market.
Announcements report meetings for Standard Bearers led by Ruby Reed or Juanita Rosenberger in case of rain, the 76 Aid gathering at Clara Flee’s home with Myrtle and Pearl Funston assisting, and an American Legion regular meeting in the Legion hall to discuss Armistice Day program and publicity officers.
A compilation of past notices listing meetings and social events. Items include K C regular meetings October 9 and 12 socials, Rosemary club elections, West Chester Methodist Ladies Aid, a reception at the Presbyterian church for the new pastor, Kolah club meeting changes, Shalom class postponement, Fluer de Lis and American Legion Auxiliary gatherings, a box social at Oregon No 3 schoolhouse, Walnut Woman's club, Washington Lodge A F and A M degree, E O W club meeting, Embroidery club family night.
A reception for three charter members will be held Friday afternoon from 2 to 5 at the home of Mrs. Asa Jones.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church hosts an all day meeting and church events invite G A R and members. Mela Kallaus entertains Independent club and families with a wienie roast Friday night. Busy Bee club meets Oct 12 with material and a pattern. Friendship club meets Oct 12 at Mrs. Warren Donaldson's home. Rebekah Sisters collect candy for the bazaar. Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church holds a 2:30 Friday business meeting.
Mrs. John McCall will entertain the Ladies Bible class and Home Department of the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon. 20213
Regular meeting Thursday evening in the hall with Mrs. Lem Logan. Social in the Moost hall Thursday evening with Highland Four. The W C T A will meet at Mrs. Ed Jackson on East Washington Street Thursday Oct 11 led by Mrs. R. K. Brown with the sermon Courage Romans 12:2. An all day farewell for Mrs. Rob Cherry invites members to bring a sandwich and dish to pass with place settings.
A diplomat argued that his country’s growing weaponry reflects training for mumble depeg. He framed the buildup as preparedness rather than aggression, citing exercises and defense readiness programs amid regional tensions.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises relief from catarrh and deafness caused by mucous inflammation. It combines an ointment for local symptoms and an internal tonic said to improve blood flow to mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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