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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

5

Moriarty Family Reunion At Sunset Park

The Moriarty family met at Sunset Park in Haskins for a Sunday reunion and a large dinner under elm shade. Attendees included Dan Moriarty and P Moriarty of Washington, plus O Connor and Wilkinson families from Has kins Ottumwa Ainsworth and Riverside, with regrets read from absentees and plans for another gathering next year.

Moriarty Sunset Park Harper LeRoy Wilkinson Marie Ottumwa T. M. O'Connor Myrtle Haskins Earl O’connor Mary Louise Alma Audra Ann Orie O’connor Robert Ainsworth Lloyd Hopping Hazel Edna Mae Gladys Washington W. C. Wilkinson Myrel Steele Riverside

W C T U All Day Meeting At Mrs Hawthorne Home

The local W C T U institute schedules an all day meeting at 421 East Main Street Thursday. Devotionals by Mrs George Brinton open at 10 30 a m with business reports and officer elections to follow. Noon prayers, potluck lunch, and 1 30 p m devotionals by Mrs Co A Owen close with a flag salute by Mrs Hawthorne and queries led by Miss Lulu Cherry.

W. C. T. U. and Institute J. A. Hawthorne East Main Street George Brinton Co. A. Owen Hawthorne Institute Lulu Cherry

Posters Mrs Barker and Prohibition Topics

A brief listing of community notices features talks on prohibition by Mrs T. F. Barker and Mrs Jennie Acheson, with title Beer Marches On by Mrs Pearl Whistler. Education event on Alcohol Education led by Rev. W. L. Clapp and notes on efficiency by Mrs J. A. Hawthorne of the W. C. T. U. Benediction.

T. F. Barker Jennie Acheson Pearl Whistler Ella Gordon Alcohol Education W. L. Clapp J. A. Hawthorne

Mrs Warren Hosts Bridge in Honor of Miss Carolyn McCleery

Mrs J A Warren entertained last night at bridge for Miss Carolyn McCleery bride to be. Three tables played with guest gifts for Miss McCleery and score prizes awarded to Mrs R A Hender and Mrs M Lloyd. Hostess served a pink and white one course lunch.

J. A. Warren Carolyn McCleery Miss McCleery R.A Hender Mran M. Lloyd

Pressley Figgins Celebrates 88th Birthday

Pressley Figgins celebrated his 88th birthday Sunday at his Kalona home. His daughter Mrs. George McGraw brought the cake. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Figgins, Mrs. C. A. Neville of Richland, Mrs. Aaron Bailey of Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McGraw of Washington.

Pressley Figgins Kalona George McGraw Hal Figgins C. A. Neville Richland Aaron Bailey Washington Geo. McGraw

Brown Moffet Family Reunion Held in Sunset Park

The twelfth annual Brown Moffet families reunion gathered 51 members in Sunset Park for a picnic in Doon. Dale Spielman of Fairfield was elected president and Mrs. Clarence Dana of Richland secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion will be in Fairfield. Members read letters from absent relatives and enjoyed a Sunday band concert.

Brown-Moffet Sunset Park Doon Dale Spielman Fairfield Clarence Dana Richland

County Men Improve Roads in Gray District

Gray August 10 county men have built a large fill over a cement culvert east of Fred Weekly place and cut banks on both road sides to haul material to the fill. Workers include R Hexworth Richard and Mr Gena. Dite Hesseltine hauls wood from Walter Jarrard timber. Victor Wenger, new owner of Field's blacksmith shop, works daily. Irliss and John Green visit Louis Rath. Will Longer Ruth and George Hoping families spend Sunday with Fred Kephart near Merrimac. James Benda visits Maurice Boring Oregon. J B Hoxworth bored a shallow well for John Pratt.

Louis Rath Will Longer Ruth George Fred Kephart Merrimac James Benda Maurice Boring Oregon J. B. Hoxworth John Pratt

Rolland Lin Family Visits Miller Home in Walnut District

Rolland Lin his wife and children Junior and Barbara visited the Howard Miller home in Walnut District last week. Evelyn Barkman celebrated her twelfth birthday on Tuesday August 4 at Miller’s with ice cream and cake served.

Rolland Lin Miller Walnut District Aue Junior Barbara Columbus Junction Howard Miller Harvey Meek Ralston Evelyn Elizabeth Mary Beggs Sidney Johnson Melvin Bidney Wanda Beverly Mr. Johnson C. W. Johnson Keosauqua Lloyd Nelson C W. Walker C. W. Walker Harold Merle J. B. Linden Washington Linden

Lindbergh to Demonstrate Mechanical Heart in Copenhagen

European scientists gathered for the International Scientific Congress as Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was to demonstrate his mechanical heart. He vanished from a preliminary meeting after spotting a press photographer, delaying planned sessions.

Copenhagen INS Europe Charles A. Lindbergh Col. Lindbergh United States

McCormick Deering Hammer Mills Promote Low-Cost Feed

Belt your tractor to a McCormick Deering Hammer Mill and you will see a grinding outfit unmatched in performance and economy. Three sizes are available and a demonstration can be arranged for the size you need.

McCormick-Deering

Lindbergh Assured on Photographers After Surgery Aid

Col. Lindbergh won assurances from congress officials that photographers would not disturb him again except for group pictures. The mechanical heart, perfected with Dr. Alexis Carrel, lets vital organs be kept alive during organ removal in surgery.

Congress Col. Lindbergh Alexis Carrel

Tiny California baby near one foot long weighs under a pound

A newborn in California measured about one foot long and under one pound with normal development aside from an underdeveloped left lung. Doctors say the infant has a fair chance of survival with ongoing care and monitoring.

California

Kitchen midden hints at prehistoric food and pots

A kitchen midden shows rubbish from a prehistoric community with bones of animals birds and fish used as food. Pottery and implements help identify the people and the period of occupation.

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