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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1944

Page

5

West Chester school notes highlight drives and class projects

West Chester April notes report a stamp sale raising 99.75 with 5th and 6th grades totaling 32.70 and the rest by other grades. Sevenths and eighths study town plans, transportation posters, and a May drive, while students from Room One welcome new pupil Ann Merz and celebrate birthdays.

West Chester Waington Red Cross Herr Hitler Journey Club Charlene Romine Bonnie Brinning Ann Merz Alecia Ann Janice Joyce Statler Phyllis Jean Junie Bowser Florence Hindahl Homer Brinning

Carrises Host Club Supper and Pinochle Party

Gracehill April 11 Mr and Mrs Warren Carris entertained the pinochle club at a covered dish supper. Five tables of cards followed with Mrs Dale Robertson and Wayne Mangold winning high prizes and Mrs Harold Kolpfenstein and Robert Jenkinger winning low prizes. Wayne Mangold won traveling prize. Attendees included Myron Burroughs Paul Harvey Robert Jenkinger Harold Klopfenstein Dale Robertson Wayne Mangold Leonard Novak Nelson Woodford Paul Deimerly and Mabel Johnson.

Nelson Woodford Gracehill Warren Carris Dale Robertson Wayne Mangold Harold Kolpfenstein Robert Jenkinger Myron Burroughs Paul Harvey Harold Klopfenstein Leonard Novak Paul Deimerly Mabel Johinson City Lucille Jackson

Farmers Sow Oats After Rain In Pilotburg

In Pilotburg on April 10 a light shower ended field work as farmers spent long hours sowing oats. Most bought seed oats. The Pilotburg Ladies Aid meeting was postponed. Mrs. Ralph Ashby marked her 77th birthday and visited Mrs. Tom Adams in Wellman. Lookout school held an Easter party with student committees, prizes, and treats. Robert Scott, Rosetta Vodicka, and Wanona Anderson participated in a Ka lona music festival and Wellman recital with solos and chorus performances.

Frank Stransky Pilotburg Lookout Marguerite Vodicka Robert Scott Rosetta Vodicka Wanona Anderson Kalona Wellman Robert Rosetta Wenona

Pilotburg Sunday School to Host Master Program

Mr and Mrs Albert Batterson of Moline visited over Easter weekend with their daughter and family near West Chester. They spent time with Mr and Mrs Wayne Stransky and with Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson and their daughters.

Pilotburg Albert Batterson Moline Wayne Stransky Ley Ted Anderson West Chester

Locals at Veo share Sunday visits and family news

Veo notes list Sunday dinner guests and calls on relatives. Mr and Mrs Lee Hiatt with children from Fairfield visited Harrace Johnson. Chas Wikoff and baby spent Sunday with Ralph Wikoff in Brinton. E C Statler and W I Bray hosted. Mil ton Jones paid calls. Mrs Clarence Statler and baby returned from Washington after caring for Mrs John Kurtz.

W. L. Bray Veo Lee Hiatt Fairfield Harrace Johnson Chas Wikoff Baby Ralph Wikoff Brighton E. C. Statler Milton Jones Clarence Statler Washington Statler John Kurtz

Social visits across Fairfield and surrounding towns

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stoner of Fairfield spent Sunday evening at the C. C. Dana home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Samuelson and family were Sunday evening callers at the C. C. Rogers home. Mrs. H. C. Jones returned home Monday for a few days visit with the Elwood Johnson family at Corydon. Miss Helen Pacha spent the weekend with her sister-in-law Mrs. Harold Pacha in Galesburg. Til, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rogers were Sunday guests at the Ralph Hird home in Ottumwa.

Nelson Woodford John Hough C. M. Corpman Washington Carl Corpman Lloyd Hayes Harold Hayes Pleasant Plain Donald Hayes Dwight Hayes Cloyce Hayes Wellston Charles Johnson Lleya Bradshaw Wellman Dan Boone Ed Stoner Fairfield C. C. Dana Bill Samuelson C. C. Rogers H. C. Jones Elwood Johnson Corydon Helen Pacha Harold Pacha Galesburg Til Mrs. Eldon Rogers Ralph Hird Ottumwa

Kuipers Returns From Oregon Training Camp Crowder Move

Wellman note: Mrs Kuipers has returned from a five week visit with her husband in Oregon. Mr Kuipers moved to Camp Crowder Missouri for further training. Nellie Dorrance visiting her niece Mrs Millis Bell near Douds while Mrs Bell remains ill. Vic Rampelberg reports local salvage activities.

Maver Wellman Mra. A Kuipers Oregon Mr. Kuipers Camp Crowder Nellie Dorrance Millis Bell Douds

Sofia Bombing Chairman Calls Paper Drive in County

A county wide paper drive was announced to support the Red Cross with proceeds from the sale. Wellman's quota stands at 12,880 pounds and the drive timing will be released later. The Red Cross fund for Wellman now totals 1,584 dollars, surpassing the goal by over 300 dollars. District youth fellowship members attended a Mt. Pleasant meeting with Rev. R. W. Pinel and Mrs. L. Co. Swain, as instrumental groups performed.

Washington County Tle Red Cross Wellman Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Churen Mt. Pleasant R. W. Pinel L. Co. Swain

High School Music Festival Set For Tuesday Night

The high school will present a music festival at the school house on Tuesday night April 11 with Mrs Arthur Gardner as accompanist. James Welcher recently on 11 day Marine leave from the South Pacific will report to San Francisco for his next assignment. Elwin Wade sold household goods at a public auction April 8 to prepare for army service. Mrs Wade and children will live with Mr and Mrs Louis Groff during his absence.

Arthur Gardner James Welcher Pacific Fleet South Pacific Marine Corps San Francisco T Baptist Missionary Society Washington Winifred Acock Elwin Wade

Oldest Federal Building in the Capital

The White House is identified as the oldest federal building in the capital, noting its status and historic standing among U.S. government structures.

Capital White House

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