Society Notes Light Up With Weddings and Club Gatherings
Miss Nell Hebner wed John Altenhofen in Chicago at St Sebastian Church in a private ceremony attended by three friends. The couple will reside at 833 Wellington Avenue, Chicago. Also reported are gatherings of the Walnut 41f Home Furnishing Club, the 0 and 1 club, H H club and a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M C DeLong honoring guests from Ibany and Egypt with plans for upcoming meetings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Hebner
Charles Hebner
Washington
John Altenhofen
Chicago
St. Sebastian Church
Sheridan
Elizabeth Finlay
Wadesboro
N. C
George Koppelkam
Hebner
Anson Sanatorium
Washington County Hospital
Altenhofen
John Storm Engineering and Manufacturing Company
Wellington Avenue
Walnut
May Janecet
May Janecek
Katheryn Eberle
M. C. DeLong
West Washington Street
Robert Mintier
Glen Mintier
Ibany
N. Y
Rose Mintier
Egypt
Mello-Glo Face Powder Endorsed by Society Women
Sherman Bros druggist promotes MELLO GLO Face Powder as preferred by society women. It promises no flakiness or irritation, longer wear, a smooth spread, and a youthful bloom from a new French process that prevents large pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Bros
Announcements from local clubs and meetings
IX club invites guests to Mrs Warren Glascock home Thursday at 2.00 pm. The 17th Department American Home Sec 29 holds a 1.00 pm luncheon at Mrs F L Wilson home on Tuesday Sept 10 at 35 cents per piece. Masons: 2nd degree work Tuesday Sept 10 at 8 pm with two candidates. Just Us Club meets with Mrs Stella Dodds Wednesday afternoon with dress as school girls and lunch in paper sacks. Bb O W club to meet with Mrs Emma Garrett Tuesday evening bring thimble and needle. Friendship club to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Glascock
American Home
F. L. Wilson
T. J. Pease
Just Us
Stella Dodds
Wilcox
West
Bb. O. W. Club
Emma Garrett
Junior College Reception and Local Club Meetings
A list of attendees at a Junior College reception at the country club includes Mr and Mrs J H Peet Mr and Mrs Harland Mead Mr and Mrs A E Atchison Dr and Mrs E E Stutsman Dr and Mrs P L Etter Mr and Mrs Claude Tucker Mrs Maude N Williams Miss Eoma Clemons Miss Edith Shields Miss Aletha Montgomery George Freshwaters and Mrs Myrtle Carers Friday afternoon Sept 13. Various clubs plan meetings the week of Sept including Snowball Social Farm Bureau Evening Section of the Literature department Daughters of the Union Veterans Navajo club Havre social club Prairie Blower Mission Circle Walnut Women's club 4H girls and Delta Alpha Sunday school class Pythian Sisters benefit card party at K P hall with pumpkin pies all noted for upcoming dates and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
J. H. Peet
Harland Mead
A. E. Atchison
E. E. Stutsman
P. L. Etter
Claude Tucker
Maude N. Williams
Eoma Clemons
Edith Shields
Aletha Montgomery
George Freshwaters
Washington Loses Twice at Muscatine in League Games
Washington dropped two games in the I. and I. baseball league at Muscatine yesterday, sealing a third place finish behind Durant and the Muscatine Muskies. The team looked tired and failed to meet standard in both games, 4 to 1 and 4 to 2, with Kiesey and Steinbeck pitching for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. and
Muscatine
Durant
Muscatine Muskies
Stant Kiesey
Steinbeck
Muskies
Baseball scoring note with Steinbeck and Mahair pitching
Box score snippet records walks struck out and left on bases for Washington and Muscatine. Steinbeck issued six strikeouts and Mahair three while Mahair turned a 3-6 strikeout line. Double plays involved Mahair to Krueger to Haller and earned runs tallied to Washington and Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Kiesey
Steinbeck
Rogers
Case
Faulhaber
Vetter
Haller
Bhases
Washington
Mahair
Muscatine
Krueger
Kiesey
Kiesey Ss
Jacobs Rt
Woods
Barrett
Conklin
Pauley
Neitzel
Stebbens
Lange
Omer
Errors Woods
W. Kiesey
S. Kiesey
Institute Opens as Bradford Speaks to Teachers
Washington county teachers reach the annual institute at the high school despite rain and mud. Mrs. Winnie Palmer opens with remarks and introduces Prof. H. B. Bradford of the University of Nebraska who urges precision like an artist in teaching. Dr. Bradford and Dr. J. B. Coons lead high school sessions while Miss Lou A. Shepherd and Mrs. Noris Von Kaenel run other conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Winnie Palmer
H. B. Bradford
University of Nebraska
Bradford
J. B. Coons
Iowa Wesleyan College
Lou A. Shepherd
Noris von Kaenel
Rural and Grade Teachers Institute News
This afternoon featured an opening concert by the Washington high school orchestra directed by Milburn McKay followed by a lecture by Dr. Bradford on Trail Markers and a second series of conferences. The institute continues over Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School Orchestra
Milburn McKay
Bradford
Jailed for Bad Check
Justice of the Peace W E Barber Saturday sentenced John Waggoner of Hedrick to thirty days in the county jail for passing a bogus check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Barber
John Waggoner
Hedrick
Attendees at Y Conference in Iowa City
A group traveled to Iowa City yesterday to attend a YMCA conference. Participants included D. D. Sherman Ted Brown Richard McCleery Rus sell Jennings Secretary and Mrs. L W Soule Mr and Mrs Orville Elder Mr and Mrs Fred L Stewart Bill and Jane Stewart Gail Fisher Miss Isabelle Davis Supt J H Peet and Edwin H Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
D. D. Sherman
Ted Brown
Richard McCleery
Russell Jennings
L. W. Soule
Orville Elder
Fred L. Stewart
Bill and
Jane Stewart
Gail Fisher
Isabelle Davis
J. H. Peet
Edwin H. Griffith
Crawfordsville Social and Farm Bureau Notes and Local Happenings
In Crawfordsville on Sept 7 Jeanette Wooley heads to Iowa City for the new school year. Farm Bureau leaders from Crawford and Marion townships gathered in Washington for a training session with 20 women attending. Tractors and a crane moved to Crooked Creek channel work. Social Hour club officers were elected Ollie Anwyl president Grace Williams vice president Sadie McCleary secretary treasurer. News of visitors and local travel, plus historical notes: sugar cane arrived in America in 1902 via Santo Domingo and the Jesuits brought it to Louisiana in 1751.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Jeanette Wooley
Iowa City
Washington
Farm Bureau
Crawford
Marion Townships
Crawford Township
Hazel Moorhead
Korf
Marie Maxwell
Clyde Maxwell
Claude McCoy
Pearl McNeill
Walden Smith
Harry White
Everette Gardner
Twila Owens
Ollie Anwyl
Grace Williams
Sadie McCleary
Gardner
Owens
James McFadden
N. J. Lease Stewart McKenzie
Will Wooley
Beaver Falls
Clint Fletcher
Guy Mitchell
Des Moines
America
Island
San Domingo
Louisiana
Land swap ad seeks Washington Iowa acreage near farm
A classified notice offers to exchange improved farm property 61 miles from Washington for western land. It lists Frank Bruty Jr of Washington Iowa as contact and notes R. 2 mon w f tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Bruty, Jr
Iowa
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Tom Harvey
Wight
Jugenheimer
Miller
Boileau
Griffin Clark
Floyd Ellis
Harvey
Ellis
Joe Maxwell
H. H. Club
George Hopping
Weekly
McArlin
Myrtle Carers
John Shebeck
Dora Minick
Daughters of the Union Veterans
Navajo Club
J. E. Ream
Main St
Havre
Lee Hesseltine
Prairie Blower Mission Circle
Wylie
Lewis
Myers
Walnut Women’s Club
Walnut 4H
Delta’ Alpha
The
Methodist Church
J. R. Kruser
N. Avenue C
Alma HW
Hand Missionary Society
Mary Hunter
Lillian Minick
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Steb
Bens
H-Po
Jacobs Rf
Eee
Steinbeck Ss
Case Lb
Hayes
Muscatine- Pauley Ab
Taulhaber
Krueger E
Bartlet
Stebbenus
Llaye
Bradpard
Nebraska
Desavers
SV Lethers
Castoria
Nellie Munnera
Ainsworth, Iowa
Rev. Kronmeyer
Shetland
Boyd's Orchestra
Harry Knauss
H. L. Gingery
E. H. Hause
CAL Pearson
Sec
Ward Stork
Beacon
Max Pruss
Knute Eckener
Commander Eckener
Hans Curt Fleming
Willy Speck
Graf Zeppelin
Majestic Radio
Lakehurst
Herr Max Pruss
eSme
Grigsby-Grunow Company
New York
Germany
Majestic
Herr Pruss
Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Hower Stephens
Jewlery
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