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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1930

Page

5

Society Scattershot Socials And Gatherings Across Iowa Towns

Miss Margarita Williams hosted five Pi Beta Phi guests at a weekend house party in Iowa City. The Wiles family picnic at Wellman drew eighty-two to share baskets and a full dinner, with Mrs. Louisa Wiles as the eldest attendee. A Davis family reunion near Fairfield brought thirty-two relatives together for meals and croquet. Merry Makers club met with nine members, followed by the Merry Mixer group with fifteen members and guests from Chicago. A H I Ward clerk gathering at Joe McGraw’s home honored Mrs. Brenneman with kitchen shower gifts. Washington students bound for college gathered in a country club party honoring Edith Brookhart and Alan Dewey featuring bridge and dancing.

Margarita Williams Fhve Pi Beta Phi Gertrude Eloise Walker Alice Hond Genevieve Judy Li Barger Iowa City Wiles John Wiles Wellman Louisa Wiles Theis Davis Bros Frank McCormick William Hoskins Clarence McCormick Mahlon McCormick BK. E. Davis James Cora Davis Fairfield George Dickinson Leonard Whitiam Hoskins Pleasant Plain Irene K. Davis Mediapolis E. M. Davis Chas. Davis Ainsworth Ros Burnett Dave Ricketts Hr. Brenneman HI. Ward Joe McGraw Brenneman Little Brown Church

Announcement notices for local clubs and meetings

Worship club will meet Friday at 2 PM with Mrs Mary Dye. Auxiliary members called meeting Thursday at 2 20 PM for final report of nominating and memorial committees to the Elm Growery monument. O W club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs Laura Graham bring needle and thimble. Address 17608.

Elm Growery EB. O. W. Club Laura Graham

Delphian Group Opens Sixth Year Program

Fifteen members of the Delphian group in the local chapter begin their sixth year of study next Monday. The group meets twice a month with emphasis on reading and discussion. The year’s program topic is Medieval Stories and Modern Fiction, with a wide list of varied readings.

Deln Eva Denny Washington ST Mise Denny Iad Cervantes Thackeray Hugo George Sand Dumas Balzac Warfel

State Committees of F. W. C. to Meet in Des Moines

Announcements revived by members of state committees of the Federation of Won v4 club. Meetings set for Hotel Fort Des Moines in Des Moines from September 23 to 25. Local women assigned to committees include Mrs. C. W. Mclaughlin, Miss Carolyn Hamilton, Mrs. H. W. McCleery, Mrs. Clifford Thorne, and Mrs. Orville Elder.

Federation of Won V4 Club Fort Des Moines Des Moin C. W

Park and church social events listed for week

Town State Park 4.C. Wy Davis will be OK ahead of the insects. Park tech Unit You 11 of the old society meet with Mr Joy Neiswanger Friday afternoon. Get together at Presbyterian church Wednesday evening with Pot Luck supper and shared dishes. All church members invited. Prayer meeting to follow. Havre Social club meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Freey Sephart. Roll call for pickle recipes. O. GT cub meet Thursday with Mrs Harvey Waggoner at 2 pm. Rosemary club Wednesday afternoon September 10. Walnut Women’s club hosted by Mrs Miller and Mrs Roy Miller September 12. Produce packing for winter discussed. Th & P club to meet September 10 with dinner at 6:15. Notify Ethel Jrecan if bringing a guest. Ladies Aid of West Chester meets September 10 with Mrs Harry Kleese in charge.

Iss Atteat Town State Park C. Wy Davis Park Tech Presbyterian Church Havre Th & P Club Ethel Jrecan Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church of West Chester Harry Kleese Yan Creedy West Second Street Alma Hearn Holland Soty Macones East Washington Street K. C Booster Club Sam Neil Eastwood Ladies Aid Society M 1 Chured West Chester Harry Kleess Airmen of Nel Moyer Mes DT. A Ba Miller Ray Miller Hethel City Lloyd Roster Laura Graham Vate Ni Aid Soci Lloyd Neiswanger Corrine Cherry F. Lemmon Gertude Bown eWashington D.C Cherry United Presbyterian Church Alt Griffith Washington Dow Wolfe Lestie Duntay Ta R. Carhee South Avenue Linis Mable Atkinson Hampton Janely Prairie Plower Church Ail Jack Howe Amos Flood Flood Daisy Jacky Mr. Flood Sick

Social Calendar Week of September 9 16

Local notices list social events across West Chester including pot luck dinners at multiple homes, church gatherings, officers elections, and interclub meetings. Activities feature the American Home Department, Booster Club, Ladies Aid, Rebekah and O.B.S. chapters with plans for luncheons, bake sales, bridge and card games, and farewell receptions for Rev Hampton and Mrs Bowm.

Card of Thanks and Expressions of Sympathy

We acknowledge the kindness and sympathy shown by friends and society members. Thanks are extended to Rev Kreumyer and the Order of the Eastern Star for their service and to floral contributors. Signed by Samuel H. Henderson, A. J. Peterson and Family.

Rev Kreumyer Order of the Eastern Star Muel HH. Henderson A. J. Peterson and Family

Holy Smoke in the Parsonay

Genesis Cook On reports a unclear note about a local event titled Holy Smoke in the Parsonay with scattered names and dates lost to OCR errors, leaving readers with a vague sense of a community gathering but few concrete details.

Sunday Service Arrives With Unexpected Gathering

In Plainville a visiting minister faces a chaotic home scene as a tense guest arrives to conduct a Sunday service. A shrieking crowd and a tangled youth challenge the expected quiet as the minister is welcomed into the parsonage for evening worship.

Carl Akeley’s Africa and the African Hall Legacy

Mrs Akeley recounts Carl Akeley’s Africa expedition and the making of the African hall at the American Museum. She details Lake Bunyoni’s beauty, the work of house keeping on expedition, native scenes, hunting routines, and specimen prep while noting Akeley’s death in 1926 in the Kivu.

Carl Akeley American Museeum of Natural History Jobe Akeley Akeley Africa Bunyoni Akley Akeley Expedi Houtel Herbert Edwin Bradley

Divisional Meeting Set Amid Midwest Gatherings

The second divisional meeting of American Revo Win dis, noting Minnesota and Wisconsin members, will be held in Des Moines November 11 and 12 with Mrs James BE Fitzgerald announcing the event. Regent Mrs Lowell Fletcher Hobart will preside and deliver the Armistice address. September board meetings are omitted to allow more Iowa members to attend. A related domestic scene follows with family drama and a church service ending in an afternoon dinner at the parsonage.

Revo Windis Minnesota Wise Es

The Cure and the Chance

In a sunlit coastal scene Jack Alten savors a swim and chance run ins with Daisy Flood and Amos Flood. A comic melodrama unfolds as a near drowning, a rescue, and a marriage stakes arc resolve with a family lawyer’s scheme and a happy ending for Jack and Daisy.

Fire unraveling a small town tale ends in hope

In a smoky street scene, children are led to safety as flames subside and neighbors crowd outside. Virginia Crosby shows calm, while Ian, elated, asks about a future in Birchfield, and the moment closes with a lighthearted question and a kiss.

Older wits on women and power in Howe's Monthly

The article cites Aristotle and Clemenceau to argue women gain power not by beauty or intelligence but by sex. It notes Aristotle advised avoiding women, while Clemenceau sought female company to ease old age. The piece comments on enduring gender tensions in Howe's Monthly.

Aristotle Clemenceau Howe

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