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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1934
Page
7
The regular Woman's Relief Corps meeting convened Saturday at the G A R hall with Mrs R H McCarty reporting on relief work and birthday gifts for veterans. Mrs Earle Steele led the meeting. attendance was light due to a Friday G A R dinner.
Over $750,000 in cash benefits already paid to policyholders by National Protective Insurance Co. Kansas City offers a new accident policy with benefits up to 100 monthly or 1500 at death. Cost is 3.65 yearly. ages 7 to 80. Free 10 day inspection. no money due now. Write National Protective.
Marjorie Hochstetler second daughter of Lewis and Mrs Hochstetler was injured Friday when she walked to the wheel of her father’s stopped plow and was struck as he started it. She was taken to town hospital for treatment.
Denied a baby for 15 years and seeking hope write to Mrs Mildred Owens at S361 Coates House Kansas City Missouri to learn a home method that others say brought happiness and blessing.
Lodges Washington No 26 A A M schedules regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Harry K. Turner W M A W Yard serves as secretary.
Franklin District No 5 reports social gatherings at the home of Mrs Mary Banks in Westchester. Marguerite Auld of Della Iowa visits Center school and is a college friend of Frances Kleese. Teachers attend state meeting in air field. Verna Mangold to teach today. Mrs Coulter campaigns for county recorder. funeral for Jimmie Lee Beatty noted.
The Prairie Blower reports visits by L W Turnipseed and Junior to Ed Stump in Columbus Junction. Ralph Unthank of Davenport demos for an aluminum firm. Snowball Social club hostesses with a large turnout despite muddy roads. Guests from several households attended, with a yellow and white luncheon.
Ricky Patterson reports Easter Sunday services at M K E church despite heavy rain and muddy roads. A message by Rev Fred Miller preceded a Sunday school change to 10 AM next Sunday. Verton Chez, a former local, married Miss Gertrude Iopkins in California on March 28.
Robert Kron owns a Chevrolet coupe. The Catholic Order of Foresters met at Casino hall Monday evening April 29. Field work small. oats scarcely planted. John Spenuner of Iowa City helped his brother Florence dehorn with cattle last Tuesday. Mrs Henry Sehillig and children and her mother visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Kea and daughter Lorraine of Wellman visited Joe Saforek Sunday. The Rhythm Rascals seven piece orchestra will play for the dance Tuesday April 10. Mr and Mrs Clair Kron and family visited Leonard Lintz Monday evening.
Bert Dunbar and family held a noon Easter dinner at Brighton to honor his father’s 84th birthday. Muddy roads kept many away, but 26 relatives gathered to wish him many returns of the day.
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