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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1929

Page

6

Society Notes Highlight August Gatherings and Reunions

Walnut 41 home furnishing club met at Catherine Logan's home in August after postponement on August 6. Seven members and two visitors attended. program ideas were discussed. desserts were served by Mrs. Logan and her daughter Theo. Next meeting set for August 20 at May Janeck's home. Ham reunion at Sunset Park drew about fifty, with chicken dinner, ice cream, and games including voltral music, indoor baseball, and horseshoes. Attendees included the Harmits, the Rheas, the Craks, the Keipers, the Anwyls, the Hamils, and many others. A separate recital at Marianne and Helen Hobbs' home featured Miss Bratten's class with performances by Bratten, Hobbs, and observers. A bridge club gathering at Fifth Avenue yielded high scores to Mrs. Glascock. next meeting three weeks later at Mrs. Riley Provance's Ottumwa home with basket lunches. A West Main Street bridge party honored Mr. and Mrs. Wood, with two tables, light refreshments, and a social finish. The Pleasant Hill Sunday school and Washington Christian day school event featured games, music, and refreshments at Louise Marguerite McCall's home southeast of Washington. Maxwell family reunion at North Avenue D hosted sixty-three relatives with planned next year at the Hatuna home in Crawfordsville. officers elected include Mrs. Stella Logan as president and W. Thompson as vice president. Mary Rickey, secretary. Out-of-town attendees came from Des Moines, Town ville, Pittsburgh, and nearby areas.

Walnut 41 Catherine Logan Ham- M1 Sunset Park Hugh Maggie Harm Robert Rhea Harley Rhea Gwendolyn Clint Rhea Kenneth Gerald Warren Glascock Waggoner S. L. Johnson Riley Ottumwa Glascock Mary Peulah Harvey L. Johnson Helen Arrie Grubb Pleasant Hill Washington Christian Day School Louise Marguerite McCall Washington Lili Maxforle Danbar Anita Spenser Clare Keating Harold Lafayette Klopfenstein Wilbur Jae Jane Maxwell North Avenue Maxwell Lee Hatuna Crawfordsville Unis Stella Logan W. Thompson Mary Rickey Winfield Mary Paterson Wield Charles Strothman New London Near Quincy MM Jim Duncan Thomas Robertson Columbus Junction Howard Crawford Walker Lynn van Horn Ainsworth Hanna Clyde Delbert Maxwell

Announcement notes from local church meetings and postponement

A text fragment records Sisters hosting a meeting Tuesday evening and a grand meeting report to be given later with attendance urged. The Baptist church announces a work meeting Monday evening at 7 30 with five words about service works and a separate notice about a postponement of a fundraiser from tomorrow afternoon to Saturday August 24 due to disturbances.

Ve W. Mos the Baptist Emureh Sera Woks

Iowa Forecast Predicts Cooler Warmer Conditions

Des Moines August 16 cooler and warmer weather were forecast for Iowa tonight and tomorrow by Charles D Reed United States weather observer indicating warmer conditions in the east and south while cooler air moves in from the north tomorrow. The cool wave is expected to continue through next week with yesterday’s highs reaching 2 at Claida Boone Estherville and Atlantic.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed United States Reed Towa Cla Iida Boone Estherville Atlan

Local residents travel for business and leisure in Washington

Local byways report several residents visiting Washington for shopping and business. J W Scenefelt and James Cunningham drove in from Davenport for the day. Mrs J E Young of Crawfordsville visited for shopping. Dr J W Rineberger of Keosauqua stayed with Dr and Mrs A W Clow. Margaret Hain of Wellman shopped in town. Austin Titus, Carl Hedges party, and Harold Montgomery plus C M Maxwell and Rennie Dawson motored to Town City for a club show. The Hedges family returned from a Colorado motor trip lasting about two weeks.

J. W. Scenefelt James Cunningham Davenport J. E. Young Crawfordsville Washington Carl Hedges Colorado Harold Montgomery C. M. Maxwell Rennie Dawson Town City

Claim of Farm Prosperity Ahead Promises Higher Land Values

Philadelphia reports farm land is among the best real estate bargains with prices set to rise, per A B Gen, noted agricultural economist. He cites six factors including Farm Board effects, tariffs, rural credit, and urban migration, suggesting a near-term bull market for farm lands and crops.

Philadelphia America A. B. Gen Mr. Genang Jourt Federa Farm Board Farm Journal Als Txures

Four Minnesota Family Hit In Indiana Train Wreck

Four Minnesotans died when an eastbound New York Central train struck their car at a community crossing near Wken, Indiana. Identified victims include Fred Torgler and wife from Maka'o, Minnesota, their son and daughter-in-law, and Tom Clark with Mr and Mrs Wise Long. The couple were en route home from a vacation, planning a Chicago stop before continuing west.

Wis New York Tom Clark Wise Long Teadin Pa Chicago

Western Flyers Start Nonstop Flight to New York Refueled

The Spokane Sun God attempting a Spokane to New York nonstop flight refueled successfully at Mills Field San Francisco at 6 05 a m. Lieut Nick Mamey and Art Walker piloted the craft reaching here at 5 22 am after leaving Spokane at 6 pm the previous day. A second contact was made at 7 19 am and the crew then proceeded toward Cheyenne Wyoming continuing toward the next refueling point. Walker also became momentarily entangled in gasoline lines during the operation.

Mills Field San Francisco Spokane Wash Nework Nick Mamey Northwest Art Walker Municipal Cheyenne Wyo Walker

Mississippi Attorney General Impeached in House Vote

Jackson Miss Aug 16 The Mississippi house voted 97 to 49 to impeach Attorney General Rush T Knox who has served since 1924 The articles charge improper conduct in the handling of commissions from estate settlements and related tax collection actions The action followed a late yesterday debate as the house adjourned until Monday

Jackson Miss Rush Th Knox

Car overturns injuring two youths in Des Moines

Des Moines teens Gten Wishman and Lucille Abibee were hospitalized after a vehicle they rode in overturned near the city last night. Wishman’s injuries were described as possibly fatal while Abibee’s advised to recover, per doctors.

Des Moines Gten Wishman Lucille Abibee Wishman Miss Allbee

Holdup men hit victims over head Waterloo

In Waterloo on August 18 Philip Hanns, 18, arrived at the hospital with head injuries from a holdup that occurred yesterday. He told police he was dragged into an alley between Waterloo’s two main boroughs where the assailants struck him with an iron bar, took his billfold, and all his summer savings. He could not recall the exact amount.

Waterloo Philip Hanns Hanns Waverloo

First Conviction Under New Iowa Speed Law

Des Moines, Aug 16. Ray H Boyd of Dallas Center was found guilty of reckless driving and received 15 days in jail and a $50 fine. The court determined he was intoxicated and had struck a car that stopped to discharge a streetcar passenger.

Des Moines W.P Fe Iowa Des Moins Ray H. Boyd Dallis Center Treek Dvr Boyd Am Automobile

Villages in India flooded in western disaster

Dispatches from Karachi report western India facing the most devastating floods in years. Many villages under water in Sind and Barmer areas, with unconfirmed reports of widespread deaths. No casualty details confirmed yet.

London Hhairpur Upper Sind India Daily Mail Karachi

Sargon relief praised by W J I ilains from Connell

A reader from Connell-Tahu hails Sargon as life changing after two years of stomach trouble and indigestion. The letter notes relief after using the product, alongside mentions of other local names and burial notices, travel reports, and funeral services in the area.

Funeral services for Marie Carkaff held at New Haven

Funeral services for Mrs Marie Carkaff were held Wednesday at the New Haven bury west of town conducted by Rev with burial in the cemetery Pall bearers included Fred Mangold Elmer Swikard W J Augustine Nick ines Hugh Wolfe Roy Well asi at the service Mrs Lake Anderson and Mrs Frank Sherbeck with accompaniment by Lester Thompson Donaldson

Marie Carkaff New Haven Bur Rein Fred Mangold Elmer Swikard W. J. Augustine Nick I Nes Hugh Wolfe Roy Well Lake Anderson Frank Sherbeck Lester Thompson Donaldson John Donaldson United Presbyterian Church E. G. Carnahan Fred Blick Th c

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