County Hospital Nurses Home Opens in Washington County
The nurses home at Washington County Hospital opened October 4 with eight student nurses ready to begin a three year training program. The hospital auxiliary led by Mrs J B Crail funded curtains and decor, creating a cozy living space with a living room, kitchen, and eight beds. The hospital serves the county with 20 patients currently admitted and plans for a future dedicated nurse home building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Alon
Hospital Auxiliary
Washington County
J. B.crail
Eikie Washington County
University Hospital
Iowa City
Elizabeth Squire
Anta Wolf
Hattie McConnell
Hazel Swisher
Doris McNeil
Opal Townsley
Marguerite Springman
Washington
Myrtle Hodson
Salem
Iowa
Miss Wolf
Yeer
Lows
A. RK. Miller
C. Ms. Keck
M. W Bailey
J.G. Maxwell
Hozens
W. P. Wells
J. B. RB
P. E. O. Sisterhood Expands Educational Fund
The National P. E. O. sisterhood ends its Kansas City meeting by doubling its $130,000 educational fund to an additional $120,000 funded by chapters. Memorial library plans at Wesleyan University and aid for needy members were sent to chapters. Officers were elected with president Berth Clark Hughes of Omaha and others. Next supreme meeting set for Seattle in October 1923. The fund assists young women with college costs and repayment begins after graduation at 2 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Supreme Council
Kansas City
Sisterhood
Wesleyan University
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Berth
Clark Hughes
Omaha
Neb
Ving Bowden
Brookfield
Patience Beatty
Los Angeles
Cal
Belle Musser
Denver
Ola B. Miller
Washington
Eleanor Bailey
Macomb NL
Anna Scott
Hutchinson
Kansas
Supreme
Seattle
Wash
Schoes
Women at Monte Carlo Gambler Tables Grow in Numbers
The season sees more women at Monte Carlo gambling tables than ever before. They frequently misjudge wins and losses but still wager large sums and seek the thrill and excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Society Notes Span Wedding and Club Events
A large Keene family reunion dinner for ten opened a week of Morton relatives gatherings. Fortnightly club members studied health topics with Miss Potgetter’s nutrition paper and a malted milk demonstration. The Rev M R Regan joined Miss Marie Meyer and Henry Edgar Poland in a Iowa City ceremony at the Baptist parsonage. Mrs W A Gibson hosted the literature gathering, with talks on Asia and life of Percy Mackaye. A Presbyterian society met to plan a white gift for Elizbeth Caldwell of Gurdaspur, India, and a corn based luncheon plan for the upcoming state teachers convention was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Keeley
Morton
Lillian
Dora Minick
Sophia Potgeter
Finlay
Miss Swift
Ned Haney
Lemon's Pharmacy
Fred Stewart
Belle Rice
David McLaughilin
Cheney
M. R. Regan
Marie Meyer
Henry Edgar Poland
Baptist Parsonage
Iowa City
Western Front
Cedar Repids
Poland
W. A. Gibson
Tina Shields
W. A. Cook
Asia
Annt Dawson
Percy Mackayé
Berhard Shaw
A. R. Miller
Simons
Ireland
Second
United Presbyterian Church
Sudan
J. H. Humston
Ford
Keokuk Wome
Elizabeth Caldwell
Gurdaspur
India
George Hamilton
Charlies F. Pye
Iowa State Teachers Association
A. RK. Corey
State Agricultural Department
H. W. Raymond
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Barney
Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Various Club Events Tonight
A busy evening with the American Legion auxiliary meeting at seven thirty in the Legion Hall. George Morrison hosts the Afternoon Bridge club at their West Washington street home. The Spanieh War veterans banquet and many other club activities are listed for Wednesday and beyond, including Mrs. May Beenblossom hosting the Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid and Dorothy Clark hosting Campfire Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American “Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
George Morrison
Bridge Club
West Washington
Helen Jackson
Kolah Club
M. H. Wedderson
May Beenblossom
Pleasant Hill Ladies ‘Aid Society
Elizabeth Wells
West Chester Methodist Church
Josephine Brewer
BE. O. W. Club
Henry Hbagle
T. Ed. Harvey
Murray Smiley
Christian Church Ladies Aid Society
D. N. Haney
Will Marie
Rural Women's Club
Dorothy Clark
Mission Circle
West Chester Baptist Church
James
Green Arrow laundry soap promises pure olive oil soap
A reader argues against common fillers in popular laundry soaps and markets Green Arrow as a pure olive oil soap with naphtha. It claims better protection for fabrics, less rubbing, and equal or lower cost due to efficient manufacturing. The piece urges shoppers to seek Green Arrow through grocers or Palmolive Co resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Arrow
Palmolive Co
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County Hospital
James Swift
Women’s Missionary Society of
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Siu Eni
First United Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Society
Baby
Oklahoma A. and M College
Stillwater
Okla
David
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Misa Anne G. Cannon
Harvard Observatory
University of Groningen
Holland
Harvard
Astronomical
Cannons
Royal Astronomical Society of England
Mary O'Toole
Harding
District of Columbia
Misa O'Toole
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
University of Tulsa
Alica Robertson
Budapest
Eee
Priscilla Dean Tams
Priscilla Dean
Tams
Priscilla Deans
Clark & Enslin
Washington, Iowa
el SS Eee
Tein Rothing Kompany
Goodelothes
Cale Nd
Mary Bayard Hart
Ian
Palme Olive Co
Milwaukee
A. S. Ay
Filer
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