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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1938

Page

3

Social Visits Highlight Weekend in Oxford and Surrounding Areas

Local residents shared weekend visits with relatives across Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Busby spent Sunday in Oxford with Mrs. Busby’s parents the Ayers. Des Moines visitor Mrs. Bernease Smith returned home after staying with Frank Lewis’s family. Ottumwa guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cummings and family with Beatty and Watkins relatives. The Gillespies traveled from Columbia to see Burke Gillespie at Missouri campus. Waterloo guests viewed Will Crozier in the hospital, with Mrs. Sands planning a longer stay. Mrs. Lawson Crone, Edna Mayo pre marriage, continues work at McAvoy Beauty Salon. Coe College students Sarah Marie and Donald Davis returned to Cedar Rapids after spring vacation with D. D. and wife.

Bernease Smith Des Moines Frank Lewis Ivan Cummings Ottumwa C. E. Beatty Beatty Willis Beatty Harry Watkins Dorothy Claire Beatty J. D. Crozier H. F. Guyer Waterloo C. C. Sands West Union Will Crozier Howard Crozier Sands Lawson Crone Edna Mayo McAvoy Sarah Marie Donald Davis Coe College Cedar Rapids D. D. Davis Donald

Washington county notes from Easter activities and visits

A newsletter of local travel and visits reports a carload of auxiliary members to Davenport for a school of instruction. Guests include Henry Otteson and Von Lackum, returning to Iowa City after Easter with the Von Lackums in Kansas City. Community residents and visitors from Davenport to Wellman Muscatine Tipton and Havre are listed with family connections. A premature twin birth near Havre is noted with one infant dying. Mrs Weston remains at home. Home grown asparagus and Easter visits in Washington mark the holiday period.

Washington County Post Davenport School of Instruction Naomi Custer Henry Otteson Mr. von Lackum L. 8. Patterson University of Iowa Iowa City H. H. von Lackum Kansas City Mr. Otteson Harm Westen Havre Washington County Hospital Weston

Easter social visits and hospital notes in Washington area

Sunday callers visited H. C. Finney's home including Mr and Mrs Earl Birney of Cedar Rapids and other families from Wayland Mount Pleasant and Letts. Hospital updates report Mrs Clyde Pratt ill at University hospital Iowa City and Mrs Pratt improving. Winnie Beller's students made Easter favors for Washington county hospital patients.

Earl Birney Cedar Rapids Ezra Wittmer Mary Duane Wayland H. C. Finney Clyde Pratt University Hospital Iowa City Winnie Beller Washington County Hospital

Eggs sell for 15 a dozen at Reister Bros

Mr and Mrs Henry Rees of Des Moines and Cherie Peterson with Jack Rees of Madrid were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William J Shannon.

Henry Rees Des Moines Cherie Peterson Jack Rees Madrid William J. Shannon

Hospital Birth Report and Tonsillectomy Update

Marilyn Falk had a tonsillectomy this morning. Mr and Mrs Oriel Sankey of Washington are proud parents of a daughter born at 1 o clock weighing six pounds and

Marilyn Falk Oriel Sankey Washington

Baptist Ministers Attend Convention in Ottumwa

Revs M C Carstensen and I Fredmund traveled to Ottumwa to join a Baptist ministers convention. The First Baptist church hosts sessions with national Baptist leaders and Iowa Nebraska evangelism director Carstensen on the program. Parr of Ft Madison serves as president and Fredmund as vice president.

M. C. Carstensen I. Fredmund Ottumwa First Baptist Church National Baptist Iowa Baptist Convention Mr. Carstensen Iowa Nebraska The Baptist Pastors Convantion John J. Parr Ft. Madison Rev

Methodists Plan Last Church Night

The last church family night of the season will be held at the Methodist church on Wednesday evening. A 6:30 p.m. supper features covered dishes sandwiches and table service. Dr Arthur Atack will present an illustrated Lentern service on After Easter What using colored slides.

Methodist Church Arthur Atack

Preliminary Plans for Commencement Ceremonies

With the end of the school year hearing preliminary plans have been made for graduation. High school and junior college classes will receive diplomas. Exercises are set for June 3 with Dr Earl Harper president of Simpson.

Earl Harper Simpson

Mrs Lewis Warren Undergoes Appendectomy This Morning

A hospital report notes Mrs Lewis Warren had an appendectomy this morning. George Taylor was admitted yesterday for treatment.

Lewis Warren George Taylor

Two Hanged on Double Gallows at Fort Madison

Fort Madison witnessed the execution of a man who killed Catherine Leahy’s relative, as three close Ottumwa relatives, including her father and brother, watched the hanging. The article reviews Iowa’s death penalty history and notes prior capital cases and a 1918 Camp Dodge atrocity.

Ings Patrick O’ Connor Dubuque George O'Keaf Chester Bellows Charles City Henry Schmidt West Union Catherine

Red Cross Fieldman Visits Washington to Boost Iowa Chapter

Ralph Bain of St Louis a Red Cross fieldman for southern Iowa traveled to Washington this week to meet county leaders. He plans regular visits to keep Red Cross activity high throughout the year and will be helped by local officers and committees with plans and speaker noted as Indianola college attendee itt.

St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Dizzy Dean Ralph Bain St. Louis Red Cross Iowa Washington

Persian Rug Making Craft Described in Detail

A description of Persian rug making notes hand looms, wool cross threads, and tiny knots forming the nap. The text highlights the craft as passed down through generations and mentions that the finest carpets have up to 1,000 knots per square inch.

Art Exhibit Opens at School With Reproductions Display

The high school gym hosts 150 prints from old and modern masters through Friday. Doors open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily with onhand guides to discuss works. A ten cent admission supports buying more pictures. school classes will visit by grade. Anita Novy and Lauren Geringer wed Easter Sunday, announced by Rev. Fred Miller.

James Pribyl Omer Green Wellman Mary Anna Kupka Mary Horak Roscoe Kolosick Dorothy Melac Marek James Chalupa Winnie James Fisher Milt Novy Carl Peterson Carolyn Joe Hoover Edna Leota Joe Vodicka van Vodicka Rudolph Whitmire Betty Lee Melo Kolosick Lauren Geringer Anita Novy Katona Brooklyn Fred Miller

Vera Pribyl Featured At Pre-Nuptial Shower

Mrs. Joe V Horak and Mrs Jank Stransky hosted a miscellaneous shower in the former’s home for Vera Pribyl the niece of hosts who will wed John Kiene of Olpe Kansas later this month Guest enjoyed friendship quilt blocks embroidered with each name wrote advice recipes and music selections A two course pink and white luncheon followed

Joe V. Horak Jank Stransky Vera Pribyl John Kiene Olpe Kans Carl D. Anderson Marion Stransky

Temperature changes through life stages in humans

In infancy the body is warmest, rises during adolescence, falls to middle age, then climbs again after middle age until by eighty it matches early infancy levels. The pattern shows a U shaped change with age.

Luncheon Talk on Forty Five Years of Federation

The Presbyterian church hosts a county club luncheon and meeting Thursday with rare old glass on display. Speaker Mrs. William Larrabee Jr of Iowa City will wear an antique dress and discuss Forty Five Years of Federation. Mrs Ray Evans of North English attends. Kalona sent twenty four luncheon reservations. Sessions start 10 am. luncheon at 12 30 pm. afternoon session 2 pm.

Presbyterian Church William Larrabee, Jr Iowa City Ray Evans North English Kalona

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