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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1930

Page

6

Social club gatherings at Marr home and local groups

Members of the Ainsworth Wednesday Kensington club met at the Marr country home for an all day session with husbands invited to dinner. Fortnightly club and Washington country club activities followed with plays, marionettes, bridge, elections, and guest arrivals from Chicago Hart Michigan and Colorado. Officers were chosen for next year and organizers arranged lectures, garden tours, and upcoming events.

Ainsworth Kensington Club George Marr Art Department of Fortnightly Club Charlotte Foster Alice van Vleet Ab Anderson East Washington Street Miss Foster Carol Forgy Lucy Benz Washington Country Club B. F. Bostwick Dodd Marian Stewart Mason Hart, Michigan Harry Reid Chicago Phil Mercer Minneapolis J. J. Fitzgerald Esther Condit Pueblo Colorado M. W. Bailey Bailey H. I. Ward D. J. Bevins Edith Miller Ralph Dougherty Nellie Tripp Harry Turner D. N. Angwl H. G. Richardson Federated Clubs C. C. Wilson T. A. Michels R. H. Dean

Centerville club notices and engagement and wedding announcements

Centerville society notes report a village meeting with committees named by Mrs. Pearl Phillips, and social tidbits from Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Kerr serving refreshments. Engagement announced for Lucille Evans to Forrest M. Jennings with wedding planned for Dec 14, 1929 in Aledo Illinois. Mrs. Jennings studied at Colorado Drake Illinois and teaches kindergarten. The Eureka ladies met for sewing and planned a bake sale and apron bazaar at Washington Cleaners on April 6.

Fiv Pearl Phillips Val Fuhr John Shebeck Ralph Oldfield Clarence Fulton Henry Berdo Kyle Kerr Sam Munson Centerville Towegian Citizen T. L. Wales Lucille Evans Forrest M. Jennings W. P. Jennings Sigourney Melford Presbyterian Parsonage Aledo Ill W. J. Evans Manufacturers Coal Co Jennings University of Iowa Theta Tau Washington West Main Fureka Arthur Nicola Paul Leeper George Garrett Chas. Nicola W. F. Salterburg Washington Cleaners Bessie Snider

Regular Presbyterian Choir Rehearsal and 4-H Meetings

Regular Presbyterian Choir Rehearsal Friday at 7 15 pm at the church. The 4-H Northern Stars meet Saturday afternoon with Marie Donaldson. bring 4-H booklet. The W P M S holds a food and plant sale Saturday at Barclays grocery. The 4H Jolly Jokers host a weiner roast Friday after school at Franklin Center school. bring sandwiches and 15 cents.

Marie Donaldson Martha Barclay’s Grocery Pease Franklin Center

Men of Inventive Mind Belong to AN Nations

The Detroit News surveys inventors of steamship locomotive telephone printing press automobile radio airplane airship electric light and television noting first practical device inventor names. It lists Fulton Stephenson Bell Gutenberg Benz Daimler Marconi Poulsen De Forest Wright Giffard Santos-Dumont Zeppelin Edison Swan Baird and remarks electricity has no single inventor. Also an aside on rooks guarding green walnut jackets.

The Detroit News Ste Robert Fulton United States George Stephenson Alexander Graham Bell Santos-Dumont Ferdinand von Zeppelin Thorss A. Edison Joseph W. Swan John WL. Baird

Calendar riddle puzzles Mary with SMTWTES clue

Six year old Mary examines a calendar and asks about the letters SMTWTES. Her mother answers vaguely while Mary insists the sequence appears at the top of each page. The exchange highlights a playful calendar puzzle and a child's curiosity.

Mary Mother

Yellowstone’s Early Occupation and 1872 National Park Status

The Yellowstone region was originally occupied by peaceful Sheepeaters. Evidence shows white trappers entered by 1808. Henry D. Washburn published the first substantial recount. In 1871 the area was explored and mapped by the U S Geological Survey, and in 1872 Congress designated it a national park.

Yellowstone Henry Dpd Washburn Montana Isto United States Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories Congress

Golf Terms Playfully Debated By Chicago Editor

An ardent golf follower questions whether to fuzzie the putt or fetter on the tee. The racing editor, covering the golf beat, answers that if a player snags his iron he may fuzzle the putt but should instead drop the ball into the pringle and use the niblick to swoodle it out.

Chicago

Amazon Mouth Size Debated by Pathfinder Magazine

Pathfinder Magazine notes the Amazon river mouth width varies from 207 miles to about 50 miles for the principal opening after subtracting the Vara river outlet and Marajo Island frontage. The article warns pollution and a slimy river bed cover kill fish by preventing juvenile growth, reducing fish stocks.

Amazon Pathfinder Magazine Cabodo Notre Punto Patijoca Vara River Yocantins Marajo Kingdom of Denmark

West Chester notes and local happenings in April

Clarence Plummer of Chicago visits his childhood hometown before possibly moving back. The Evening Journal plans a new home by the post office. A town plane stunt entertained residents while ground hogs forecast early spring. Will Brinning returns to a Wellston farm to raise children, urging faith and farm life.

West Chester Clarence Plummer Chicago Washington Evening Journal Journal Ife Keota Will Brinning Wellston Will

Smith vows to favor Iowa industry in campaign speech

Davenport April 24 Ed M. Smith republican gubernatorial candidate said the state’s urgency lies in greater industrial and business development and he will not sign any measure that discriminates against Iowa industry during a luncheon address.

Davenport Iowa Ed M. Smith

Thanks to Ainsworth for sympathy after Mr Payne’s death

Mrs Clarence C Payne extends heartfelt thanks to the people of Ainsworth for assistance sympathy and flowers during Mr Payne’s short illness and death.

Pbhanks Ainsworth Payne Clarence C, Payne

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