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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1952

Page

3

Walnut Women Invite Former Members To Family Picnic

The Walnut Women’s club held a Sunday picnic at Sunset Park inviting members families and former members. Eight members and their families attended with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles McKay Packwood and sons Mr and Mrs Lloyd McKay Mr and Mrs Sylvester Mineart and daughter Fairfield Mrs Emry Corine Oriez Washington Mr and Mrs Glen Davis Brighton Mr and Mrs Donald Davis Cedar Rapids Mrs Strien and daughter Gladys Iowa City and Sophronia Brown Elisworth.

Walnut Women’s Club Etr Sunset Park Charles MckKay Lloyd McKay Packwood Sylvester Mineart Fairfield Emry Corine Oriez Washington Glen Davis Brighton Donald Davis Cedar Rapids Strien Gladys Iowa Citys Sophronia Brown Elisworth

Dinner in Knotek Home Honors Mrs. Reller

Mro and Mrs. Joe Knotek entertained nine guests Thursday evening at a Win e clock birthday dinner for Mrs. H. C. Reller whose birthday occurred that day. A large cake baked by Mrs. Joe Shalla topped the center table as guests watched TV and visited. Also present were Mr. Shalla, Mrs. Etta Swift, Mr. Frank Pringle, Mrs. Mary Applegate, Mrs. Bessie Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Reller.

Mro Joe Knotek H.C. Reller Joe Shalla Shalla Etta Swift Frank Pringle Mary Applegate Bessie Stewart Marie L. S. Reller

Family Night Dinner To Be Held Thursday

The sixth in a series of dinners at the Washington Golf and Country Club will be held Thursday August 21. Mrs Darrell Ross serves as chairwoman with Mrs George Krogmeier as telephone chair. Dinner starts at 6 25 and each family should bring their own silverware.

Washington Golf and Country Entity Darrell Ross George Krogmeier

Mrs Thrapp Hosts So and Sew Members

The So and Sew club met with Mrs Charley Thrapp Thursday afternoon with ten members and four children. Fern Carr attended as a guest as Mrs H D Dusenberry chaired the business meeting and led a 1.10 silver collection. Plans were made for a community auction next meeting, hosted by Mrs Harry A Dusenberry on Sept. 18. Refreshments followed, provided by the hostess aided by Fern Carr, Mrs Ladehoff and Mrs Bill Dusenberry.

Charley Thrapp Fern Carr H. D. Dusenberry Earth Harry A. Dusenberry Carr Ladehoff Bill Dusenberry

Mrs Reister Hosts St Marys Circle Meeting Note

The St Mary's Circle met at Mrs Mary Reister's home Thursday evening with 14 members and two guests. Leaders set monthly meetings on the third Thursday at 7 30. A family picnic is planned for Sunday September 7 at the Redlingwer home with assistance from several members.

St. Mary's Mary Reister Lester Olson Chicago Wanda Brook Reister

Waterloo Family Visits and Road Trips Across Iowa

Waterloo residents plan a Des Moines visit to see relatives Bruce and Niffeneiger relatives gather near Kalona for a reunion at the old homestead. The group tours Davenport and Dubuque areas, with Muscatine and Galena trips and a Davenport accident report.

Reservations Set for Farm Bureau Train to Convention

Des Moines plans a special Iowa Farm Bureau train traveling to the American Farm Bureau convention in Seattle December. The itinerary includes El Paso Carlsbad Caverns Juárez Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Victoria Ellenburg Washington Butte and more with side trips, free time and tours. Reservations open to individuals couples and families with upper and lower berth options.

Dis Moines Iowa Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Seattle Tave Bees Ken Lancer Toui Langer Trai Des Moine ARFBE el Paso Texas Carlsbad Caverns Juarez Old Mexico Phoenix Arizons Los Angeles California Long Beach Kat Famous Berry Farm Redwoods

Women's City Golf Pairings Listed

Pairings for the women's city golf tournament at Washington Golf and Country Club announced. First round matches due by August 31 include Elizabeth Shannon versus Helen Breese and Connie Day against Mildred Westermark among others featuring multiple named players.

Washington Golf and Country Club Elizabeth Shannon Helen Breese Connie Day Mildred Wester

Farm Bureau plan offers travel to Seattle trip

Langer announces berths and drawing rooms for a farm bureau travel package. Reservation blanks will be available soon, and interested persons should write to Langer at the Farm Bureau building in Des Moines for full information. The fare, including side tours and meals except for a four day stay in Seattle, is about 600 dollars.

Langer Farm Bureau Des Moines Seattle

President Silent On Stevenson Mess Comment

Washington dispatch notes President Truman has no comment on a letter by Gov Adlai E Stevenson pledging to clean up the mess in Washington if elected. Stevenson told the Oregon Journal the inquiry asked what he could accomplish in Washington and referenced inherited conditions and past efforts.

Washington Whit’ Thouse Truman Adlai E. Stevenson Oregon Journal Stevenson Vorthind Illinois Linois Esse

Egyptian Succeeds In Swimming The Channel

Egyptian long distance swimmer Abdel Monen Abdu completed a 15 hour crossing of the English Channel arriving near Shakespeare Beach at Folkestone England after leaving Cap Gris Nez France on Sunday night. He battled heavy seas and tides with strong currents while two miles from shore. Abdu had previously failed twice to swim the channel. The coal industry in Virginia employs about 20 000 men.

Folkestone Eneland Uo Abdel Monen Abdu Cap Gris Nez France

Iowa Seeks Stable 1952 Quail and Pheasant Seasons

State Conservation Commission sets 1952 pheasant and quail seasons with minor changes from last year. Pheasant opens November 1 with hours 9:20 AM to 4:50 PM, bag limit three, possession three cock birds, long zone 25 open days through December 5 in 65 counties, short zone closes November 22 in 27 counties. Quail opens November 1 to December 15 in long zone and November 1 to November 16 in short zone, hours 9:60 AM to 4:30 PM, bag six, possession six. Census shows similar populations, no open Hungarian partridge season. Counties listed by zone and dates follow.

State Conservation Commission Iowa Usvu Asceola Dickinson Emmet Kossuth Winnebano Worth Mitchell Howard Winneshiek Allamakee Clayton Fayette Chickasaw Floyd Cerro Gordo Harcock Palo Alto Clay O'Brien Lions Plymouth Cherokee Buena Vista Pocahon Tama Beaton Linn Jones Jackson Jasper Boweshiek Johnson Cedar Clinton Scott Madison Warren Marion Mahaska Kokak Washington Muscat Louisa Union Clarke Lucas Monroe Wapello Jefferson Henry Des Moines Taylor Ringgold Decatur Wayne Appanoose Davis van Buren Lee Dathis Pol’ Winneshiek Fayette Clayton Black Hawk Buchanan Delaware Dubuque Marshall Guthrie Adair Adams Vase

Pleasant Resident Visits In Dakota

Pleasant Aug 15 Mrs Marl Burroughs visits South Dakota with her sister. Earl Chorpening home hosts guests including Bill Horton and others. The Augustine reunion is at Sunset Park. Mikseh and Diekman families share Sunday meals and gatherings across several households in the area.

Jaclyn Karen Dick Trier Lawrence Mikseh Emily Miksehs Augustine Sunset Park Lioyd Mikseh Connie Robert Mikseh Gretchen Mikseh Elmer Young Jimms Viola Floyd Gonterman Davenort Buffalo

Family Picnics and Visits Across Iowa Towns

A sequence of visits and gatherings across Davenport, Winfield, Oskaloosa, Lake Darling, Columbus Junction, and Sup e et park. Families including Jones Almond Holt Dunbar Burroughs Miller and Hayes joined relatives and friends from California and Chicago in summer outings and fairs.

Traction Davenport Walter Jones Walter Joe Jones Winfield John Almond Ben Holt Oskaloosa Beh Dunbar Myron Burroughs Lake Darling Ertson Lloyd Miksch Davenport Fair Josephine Miller Columbus Junction Fair Clifford Pohren Gale Miller California John Miller Joyce Chicago Glen Miller Washington Richard Hayes Sup‘eet Park

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