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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1938

Page

2

Local News Briefs On Eggs Travel And Visit

Fresh eggs are selling at 17 cents per dozen. J B Myer, long-time city resident and former photographer in the Kracaw Owen and Armstrong studios, who has lived in St Petersburg since leaving here, returns to Florida by way of Chicago and Peoria. He attended the Journal three quarter century club gathering and caught up with old friends. Charles Bear Jr summering at the University of Colorado visited Warner Brothers studios in southern California and saw stars like Bette Davis and James Cagney during a break between classes. Mr and Mrs Alvin Shees and Joan visited Iowa City to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Max Boone.

Reister Bros J. B. Myer Washington St. Petersburg Florida Myer Kracaw, Owen and Armstrong Photographic Studios Emma Cowan Fannie Cowan The Heights School Fannie, Cowan Fannie EF. Coe Arlington Chicago Peoria Journal D. F. Macon Red Tott Charles Bear, Jr University of Colorado Boulder Colo California Warner Brothers Studios Bette Davis Kay Francis George Brent Glenda Farrel James Cagney Dead End Boys Charles

Brookhart and Swanson Lead Second Round in City Golf

Play opens in the city golf tournament with high profile second round clashes. Tom Brookhart faces Jim Swanson for the club trophy while Tracy Phillips and Bob Oakley meet tomorrow in a championship bout. Ladies action sees Helen Thompson leading Nina Stutsman and Georganne Rudiger up nine at nine holes.

Tom Brookhart Jim Swanson Les Jones Lewis Warren Tracy Phillips Bob Oakley Phitling Sidney Smith Helen Thompson Nina Stutsman al Baldrige Elsie Glassburner Georganne Rudiger Miss Glassburner Iowa Jean Huber Virginia Crull

Baseball Standings and Monday Scores

American League standings show New York 57 30 .655 and Cleveland 53 31 .631 with Washington 47 47 .500 and Philadelphia 30 53 .361. Monday results: Philadelphia 4 Detroit 0 and Washington 11 Cleveland 8. In the National League Pittsburgh 57 32 .640 leads, with Cincinnati 60 42 .589 and Chicago 51 41 .554. No games today. later matchups include Pittsburgh at Boston and Chicago at New York. Mrs William Finke visited Crawfordsville with her daughter Mrs Eloa Chhat ner. Mr and Mrs I Rothschild are in Chicago buying for the store.

Ww. L. Pet New York Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Boston St. Louis National League L. Pet Pittsburgh Cincinnati Brooklyyn Brooklyn

Zinnias Impress Journal Office Visitor on East Second

Mrs James A Buck of 632 East Second Street shares a sample zinnia at the Journal office noting its unusually large and perfect form. Meanwhile Charles Morris takes a week off as linotype operator to visit his parents in Charleston West Virginia.

James A. Buck East Second Street Journal Charles Morris Journal Office Charleston W. Va

Towa farm crops and livestock valued at 582 million

Des Moines reports 1937 Towa farm production totaling 582,573,102 with crops at 386,062,102 and corn 204,153,316. Oats 67,312,357 and dairy products lead livestock values at 123,129,000. livestock totals include 824,000 horses and 7,504,000 hogs.

Des Moines INS Thomas L. Curran Towa Iowa Cooperative Crop and Reporting Service

Local Notices and Social Snaps From Washington District

A sweep of society items notes David Thompson in Farson for his aunt funeral, Mr and Mrs W C Hedges vacationing in Colorado Springs with their son in law and daughter, Roy Kron and son Walter visiting Washington, Frank Kas back to work at Washington State Bank after vacation, Mrs W D Crossett visiting Fulton with her daughter, Bob Crossett in Eldon with sister, Gweneth Krusor visiting from Guthrie Center, many locals shopping in Washington, Mrs Elmer Young hospitalized in Washington county for burns, marriage licenses issued to Bohumil Kos and Dorothy Mills, and to Oscar W Morgan and Margaret Yoder.

David Thompson National Tea Company Farson Hedrick Wilbur Davis W. C. Hedges Colorado Springs Colo I. C. Hebensberger Roy Kron Walter Riverside Washington Frank Kas Washington State Bank W. D. Crossett Fulton E. L. Henrikson Bob Crossett Eldon B. R. Seonce Gweneth Krusor Guthrie Center Krusors Bohumil Kos Ainsworth Dorothy Mills Oscar W. Morgan Des Moines Margaret Yoder Wellman Alice Rice St. Johna Mich Washington County Hospital Ruth Ballard Riceville Iowa Miss Rice Clinton Memorial Hospital St. Johns Charles Meahl Harry Ward James Ward Aneother Ward George al Jungbluth LaCrosse Wis Peter Jungbluth Fort Madison C.J. Jungbluth Peter C. J. Jungbluth Don Hampsher Gary Ind Mr. Hampsher Remps Hampsher George Slavick Chicago Slavick A. Anderson Leigh Ww. Soule Lake Geneva Cape Cod Nantucket Martha’s Vineyard Quebec Canada Wisconsin Mr. Soule Earl Downey Peshtigo Lee Holland

Ladies Aid Breakfast Planned at United Presbyterian Church

The Ladies Aid society of the United Presbyterian church plans a breakfast at 9 a m Friday August 12 in the church dining room. Miss Lundquist a missionary nurse from Egypt will be guest speaker. Guests will be seated by birthday month and reservations are requested.

Ladies Aid Society The United Presbyterian Church Miss Lundquist Morning Sun Egypt Ladies Aid Albert Simpson Nora Ebner Winnie Better W. M. Nichol, Jr Jay Brewer

Burn admissions and surgeries at local hospital

At the hospital Mrs. Elmer Young of Washington Route 4 was admitted yesterday morning for treatment of burns on her body. Charles Crone Jr and Buddy Norris of Washington, along with Ida Shafer of Kinross, underwent tonsillectomies this morning.

Elmer Young Washington Charles Crone, Jr Buddy Norris Ida Shafer Kinross

Local families announce travel and home visits across Iowa

Mrs. W. I. Duncan returns from a three week visit with son in law Harold Rider at Garwin and grandson Billy Rider. Several other residents plan trips to Baltimore Washington D C and Cape Cod while relatives visit Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Washington County hospitals.

W. I. Duncan Harold Rider Garwin

Mrs. R. H. Clark Celebrated by Family on 74th Birthday

The Clark family gathered at 421 East Van Buren for a birthday reunion honoring Mrs. R. H. Clark on her 74th year. Attendants included sons, daughters, and their families from Washington, Davenport, Muscatine, Riverside, and Wilton Junction. A large meal, stories, gifts, and cards marked the day.

R. H. Clark East van Buren Street Mela Vacha Lola Rath W. Dpd. Simpkins Shirley Washington LeRoy Fredenburg Davenport Everett Simpkins Ainsworth Edna Sprague Hilton Murdock Kenneth Murdock Muscatine Gail Murdock Ellis Murdock Riverside Vesta Murdock Everette Rorick Wilton Junction

Northern Star 4-H Meeting Conducted

Beatrice Replogle hosted eleven members and two guests of the Northern Star 4-H club on Friday. Beulah Stewart demonstrated pressure cookers and plans for Achievement Day were discussed. Refreshments were served at the close.

Beatrice Replogle Northern Star Beulah Stewart

Relatives Honor Potluck at Sigafoose Home in Fairfield

A Sunday potluck at Howard Sigafoose's home in Washington celebrated Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Farris and Dale of Morgan Hill California and Mrs. Kk. P. Nichols of Clifton Colorado. Attendees from several families shared photos and memories, with many relatives listed from Iowa, Texas, and Colorado.

Howard Sigafoose R. I. Farris Dale Morgan Hill Cal Kk. P. Nichols Clifton, Colo Nichols Homer Coppock Iowa City J. A. Godwin Archie Harold Godwin Florence Henry Edith George Nelson Paul E. ®. Hayes Everett Helen Mabel Ben Coppock Lillian Hayes Homer Godwin Colleen Barbara

Ostrus Family Visits Wieta Ahead of Washington Return

Merrill Ostrus left yesterday for Wieta to visit relatives and friends for a few days. He expects to return to Washington on Thursday. Wieta is identified as the Ostrus family’s former home.

Merrill Ostrus Wieta Washington Ostrus

Anna Waggoner Surprise Sixteenth Birthday Dinner

A party honored Anna Waggoner for her sixteenth birthday with an afternoon dinner arranged by her mother. Guests included Helen Hayes Betty Drake Redlinger Marjorie Fase and Julia Harvey though Helen RB Beck and Eleanor Sekerka could not attend. The surprise was successful and Anna received many beautiful gifts.

Waggoner Helen Hayes Betty Drake Redlinger Marjorie Fase Julia Harvey Helen Rbbeck Eleanor Sekerka Anna

Jolly Jokers 4-H Girls Meet with Leaders

The Jolly Jokers 4-H group met with Cha and Deborah Longerer and Maurine Walker acted as ant leader with Charlotte Le er as president. Bonnie West gave the 4 6tration talk. The afternoon was spent making posters and planning for Achievement Day.

Jolly Jokers 4-H Cha Deborah Longerer Maurine Walker Ant Charlotte Leer Bonnie West

Mission Auxiliary to Host Program at West Ch Methodist

The Susan Coffey auxiliary of the Women’s Foreign Missionary society of West Church will host a program Friday afternoon in church at 2 oclock with the King s aids and Lightbearers mothers set to participate. All church women invited. light refreshments will be served.

Susan Coffey Women's Foreign Miss) Society of the West Ch Methodist Church

4C 4-H Club Girls Regular Meet

The 4C 4-H Club held its lar meeting at the Mast home on July 26 with President presiding. Members answered roll call and planned to attend the health mall on July 27. The girls practiced marmalade making and refreshments were served by the hostess.

The Mast Ing

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