Business Women’s Club to Dine at Y Community Room
The Business and Professional Women's club will meet at the Y community room for dinner at 6 15 this evening.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
8
The Business and Professional Women's club will meet at the Y community room for dinner at 6 15 this evening.
Multiple brief items report a three year old Billy White dying in Des Moines after boiling coffee spilled during a play incident. Other items note a truck overturn in Centerville with family escaping unharmed, a man killed by a freight train in Seymour, a car jack accident injuring C G Mathias in Centerville, a Rock Island damages case won by the railroad in Newton, and a securities law trial in West Union. Additional notes cover a fall causing death near Atlantic and preparations for Iowa coal campaigns in Des Moines, plus an 81 year old man killed after sleepwalking and a state auditor nominations.
The Booster club met with Mrs. George Jarrard for a brief session and staged the one act farce Wanted a Cook followed by the Booster Wollies musical revue. Cast included Mrs Hunt and Anna Springer with eighteen members present and new guest Mrs Quley Page added to the club roll.
Florence Tucker Lottie Fanning and W O Schanck family joined B F Tucker at his home Sunday in Omaha visitors report seed corn Semesan Jr oil Kremson free mixer service Lemmon's Pharmacy Horning lives at T W Harwood residence while state examiner attends courthouse notices hats remodeled at Graham Store evangelist Henry Stodt to speak at H M Shellabarger home public invited L C Schenck visiting from Los Angeles en route to La Porte Eliza Kilgore injured in Davenport fall hospitalized Miss Kerr nurse Iowa City returned with nurse Elizabeth Hughes Semesan Jr seed treatment promoted by Lemmon's Pharmacy dinner at U P church April 28 6 to 9 pm A M E members Thirty boys joined Y swimming classes with more expected Thursday Friday and Saturday sessions.
Shell Rock reports the formal opening tonight of the new headquarters for the Dec Overry post of the American Legion and the women’s auxiliary, marking a milestone event for local veterans groups.
Fort Madison burial services were arranged today for George W. Mareh 68 who died in a car crash nine miles north of Fort Madison yesterday. He had lived in Fort Madison for 25 years.
A blaze last night gutted the Derril Leach grocery in Urbandale with losses estimated above $10,000. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled to contain the flames.
Work began today on a new 225000 square foot fire proof hangar at Cedar Rapids airport. Construction is expected to finish in about two weeks.
The Security Life Insurance Company of America based in Virginia was restrained from operating in Iowa by a court order on file today. State authorities charged the company with insolvency and sought the order.
Fairfield reports Ennis Sterner of Batavia faces conspiracy charges to obstruct state cattle testing. The trial was postponed to the November term due to heavy farm work, as Judge R. W. Smith cites scheduling pressures. The earlier report notes a fatal car accident near here with a passenger killed.
Ottumwa report states Lewis Lewman was found not guilty by a district court jury in the death of 77 year old Alfred Marts after a dispute over rent. The verdict was delivered last night.
Mrs I M McCreedy hosted the Krony Krew with Miss Morgan winning high score and Miss Frieda Koch low. Guests included Miss Mildred Morgan and others from Washington. A fire near Grant Horton damaged furnishings after an overturned heater. Lois McClintie wed Max Benda at St James Pleasant Plain with Bertha Benda as attendant. H L Bland hosted a birthday dinner for C O Carter of Fairfield. Mrs A BR Clark visited Allerton while Mr Clark and Clive traveled. Mrs Harry Lloyd of Chicago visited her father Anson Brinton. Mrs Marion George and daughter Mary Justine of Washington visited Brighton.
Mr and Mrs Lee Koebel and daughters rent the Dan Orendorf property and will take possession May 1. The Junior Senior banquet is set for Friday April 29 with Dorcas Women serving. Progress club met April 22 with thirteen members and two guests.
Mrs Ira Schafer accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs J W Owens and Mrs Rhoda McFarland visited near Drakesville returning Monday evening after a few days.
Joseph Yeoman, 94, of Clare Michigan, serves as constable of the Third Ward and says he is the oldest constable in Michigan and a great grandfather while continuing to perform duties.
Sacramento report shows California's death rate fell to 11.3 per thousand in 1981 from 11.5 in 1980, marking the lowest level on record.
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