Three Departments of Child Study Meet Thursdays
Three Child Study departments of the Washington Fortnightly club hold monthly meetings on Thursday evenings. Guests include Mrs. Sylvia Wilson and Mrs. John Yousling. They discuss Christmas party plans at the YWCA with toy donations and a party cash collection.
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Washington Fortnightly Club
Sylvia Wilson
John Yousling
Merritt McDaniel
Wilson
YWCA
Blue Bird Group
BE. G. Humm
Don Shepherd
John Owen
Edger- Steeg
Thomas Carson
R. A. Stewart
McDaniel
Dale Booth
William Miller
Cooperative Chicken Dinner Hosts Club Members
A cooperative chicken dinner was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George Jarrard’s home for 10 U Go, Go club members. Guests included Mrs. John LeFever and Mrs. S. N. Sotrell. After the business meeting pinochle was played at three tables. high went to Mrs. Vina Manussier and low to Mrs. Emma Campbell. Campbell will host the November 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jarrard
John LeFever
S. N. Sotrell
Vina Manussier
Emma Campbell
Campbell
Pat Swift
Everett Curtis
Richard
Ernest Woodyard
Karren
Connie Hesseltine
Washington High School
Mary Swift
Fern Woodyard
Ed Kauffman
Wilmer Kauffman
Anton Kauffman
Helen
August Glanzman
Wayland
Louis Kauffman
Verlie
Marie
Carolyn
Jimmie
Kenneth Kauffman
Ronnie Marsh
Jim Marsh
Joe Shelangoski
Joe Stalder
East Pleasant Plain
George Chalupa
Earnest
Ernest Baker
Gus Bisele
Guy Fisele
Homer Earnest
Mary Ann Kauffman
Lester Butterbaugh
August Glanzan
Ivan Hesseltine
Horace Hesseltine
Winfield
Ed Noelson
Pleasant Ridge
Social Calendar Highlights Church and Club Gatherings
Community groups list upcoming events at churches halls schools and clubs. Meetings include Christian Women Fellowship Baptist Women’s Missionary Society Odd Fellows Rebekah social YWCA events Knights of Pythias Bible study and prairie Flower community meeting with activities such as dinners dues and service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of Christian Church
Odd
Rebekah
IOOF
Red Horsers
Roy Fields
Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Priscilla Club
D. J. Ross
Prairie Flower
YWCA
U. P. Women’s Missionary Society
Mabel Gray
Jackson 4 H Club Elects Officers at Hard Times Party
The Jackson 4 H boys held a hard times party Tuesday evening at Bob and Le Roy Havel’s home. LeRoy Havel presided as president. Franklin Sojka was elected county office candidate and Gale Walker became club secretary. Tom Robb distributed record books to 16 members as games and bingo prizes occurred. Jerry Zeck won the door prize. Leaders Bill Foster and Raymond Bell attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Boys 4-H
Bob and
LeRoy Havel
Franklin Sojka
Gale Walker
Tom Robb
Jerry Zeck
Havel
Bill Foster
Raymond Bell
Fortnightly Anniversary Dinner Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Fortnightly club anniversary dinner are on sale at Nicola and Harmon per Mrs. William Sitler the ticket chairman. The dinner is set for November 16 with a purchase deadline of Monday November 13.
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Nicola and
Harmon
William Sitler
Fairview Club Meets Thursday Hosts Scrapbook Session
Mrs Earl Monson hosted the Fairview Community Club Thursday afternoon. President Robert Henderson conducted the meeting. Roll call asked Why don't you vote. Mrs Ed Rees led written contests. Members worked on scrapbooks at Town City Children's Hospital. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs Henderson and Mrs Lillian Maxwell assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Monson
Fairview Community Club
Robert Henderson
Ed Rees
Children’s Hospital
Town City
Henderson
Lillian Maxwell
Week of Prayer Meeting Held at WC Church
The West Chester WSCS observed the Week of Prayer and Self Denial at West Chester Methodist Church with 27 attendees from 10 a m to 2 p m. Bible readings filled the noon hour. guest Mrs Fay Rowe of Wellman led the program as district spiritual life secretary. collection reached 43 dollars 75 cents.
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West Chester
WSCS
Fay Rowe
Wellman
Pythian Past Chiefs Meet Thursday Night
The Pythian Past Chief’s Association met with Mrs. Francis Crone Thursday evening. Fourteen members attended for a short business meeting. Pinochle was played at three tables with Mrs. George Baker high scorer and Mrs. Owen Grecian low. The travel prize went to Mrs. Gus Reinert. hostess assistance came from Mrs. Les Woods.
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Pythian Past Chief's Association
Francis Crone
George Baker
Owen Grecian
Gus Reinert
Les Woods
Fleur de Lis Salad Luncheon Highlights Antiques Display
The Fleur de Lis club of Mrs. Verle Gallagher hosted a salad luncheon with seven salads served to members. Co-hostess Mrs. R. J. Dawson assisted. Members displayed antiques for roll call. Guest speaker Mrs. Howard McCleery spoke on antiques and glassware, receiving a token of appreciation from leader Mrs. P. F. Whistler.
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Fleur de Lis Club
Verle Gallagher
R. J. Dawson
Gallagher
Howard McCleery
P. F. Whistler
Honor Peggy Dougall At Pre Nuptial Shower
Peggy Dougall was honored at a pre nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Howard Hayes with co host Mrs. Wayne Stransky. Neighbors and friends enjoyed games and contests with prizes won by Mrs. Clarence Messenger and Mrs. Ted Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Dougall
Howard Hayes
Wayne Stransky
Clarence Messenger
Ted Anderson
Miss Dougall
Joe Sweet
Anton Kauffman Returns From Switzerland Trip
Pleasant Ridge reports Anton Kauffman back from a two month journey leaving August 21 by train to Chicago and New York then sailing on the S S Washington to visit relatives in Switzerland. He enjoyed mountain climbs and helped out while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Woodyard
Pleasant Ridge
Anton Kauffman
Mr Pleasant
Chicago
New York
S. S. Washington
Switzerland
Iowa
Kauffman
Joseph
Tony
Joe Roth
Wayland
Wilmer Kauffman
Ea Kauffman
Community Notes From Pleasant Ridge Area
The column describes local scenes with a new roof on a church, haying at another site, and a picturesque countryside. It notes a cemetery in full bloom, three mountain snowfalls, and ongoing work for all ages. Family visits, birthdays, plays, and community events fill the week, with numerous Kauffman relatives and neighbors listed among visitors.
A Dog’s Life in the United States Expands
The article notes dogs are increasing in number from mutts to purebreds and their average life span is rising, now estimated at well over four years.
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United States
Riley
Killing Poison Ivy and Oak by Spraying
A home remedy advises spraying poison ivy and oak with a solution of one half to one pound of ammonium (amamate) in one gallon of water. The mixture is corrosive to metal, and the sprayer should be washed out thoroughly immediately after spraying.
Australia’s Odd Creatures Inspire Folk Yarns
Australia has long fed strange tales from bunyips to ten foot rabbits. Descriptions vary from seal like to horse like to crocodile or bullock, with legends tying to ancient Diprotecton fossils.
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Australia
Des Moines Officers Fail to Bag Jungle Cat Mystery
Deputies in Polk and Warren counties scour woods for a reported black panther or large animal after youths Hildreth and Halterman claim sightings. Despite two posses searching near Goodwin Lake and along county lines, only a calf carcass is found and no animal is confirmed.
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Des Moines
Polk
Walren
Paul Hildreth
Robert Halrman
Hildreth
Halterman
Goodwin Lake
Storm Rips Pacific Coast with High Winds and Losses
A violent gale of up to 64 mph battered the Pacific coast from Santa Barbara to the Oregon border, causing widespread damage and at least two deaths. High winds drove fishing vessels ashore and forced two freighters to collide in San Francisco as warnings spread along the coast.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
California
Santa Barbara
Oregon
Storm Disrupts West Coast Cities As Winds Haunt Roads
Across Washington Oregon and California high winds toppled power lines and telephones, felled trees, and flooded streets. Reports say a new storm brewing 800 miles west of Vancouver is expected to bring more rain and strong winds tonight.
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Washington
Ore- 200
California
Weather Bureau
Vancouver Wash
Local Professional Listings Include Attorneys and Optometrists
Abstract Dept. in office 204 W Main Phone 147 or 964. George F Morrison and G G Morrison lawyers near J C Penney Co. Optometrists Lemmon Lemmon Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Visual Training Phone 45. Dr P L Etter Osteopathic Physician Rectal diseases Journal Blog Phone 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Livingston
Robert Day
W. Main
George F. Morrison
G. Gifford Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
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John Frame
Ainsworth
Carl Greiner
Harold Gerdes
Thomas Robb
Dale Johnston
Duane White
Phillip Queen
Blind Women of
Harold Stephens
Iidsall Brown
Daryl Dodder
Stephens
Wilma O'Riley
Kenneth Patterson
O'Riley
Felix Dougall
Robert Ross
Harold Hazelett
Patterson
Lloyd Miller
Eugene Chalupa
Warl Frederick
John Richards
Norman Lechner
Merle Turnipseed
Keith Hardy
Thomas Randall
Funvrakome Ohone
Gibby
Virginia
John Olds
City
State Theater
Speedy
Awil
Stewarts Waiser
Fratzer Wic
Rowurk
E. Sagt Tahoe Te
19Th Century Club
Frank Miller
J Handcraft III
Knights of Pythias
Public Library
Jackson
Door
WC Church
Pythian
Fleur de Lis
Fashion Cleaners
C.V. Crull
John W. Leey
Bowletts
Payne
McGill
Murphy
Mitchell
Onn Kirkpatrick
Ene
Petter
Butner
Anderson Ks
Bell
See Ee
Rocketts
McFarland
Pease
Sojka
Stumpf
Sorrells
Sorrell
Sitler
Crandall
Glover
Atn&h
Nicola
Willits Motor CO
Cadillac
Professional Directory
Jouis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey Bl
Theo. B. Bailey
Morrison & Morrison — Attorneys
EE. D. Morrison
BE. D. Morrison Jr
Morrison Bldg
Phone 245
Paul V. Shearer
McCreedy
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
F. G. Livesay
D. C
Iowa Ave
Sai, A
Washington Oil Co
Goodrich & Goodyear Tires
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