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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
6
Quiet wedding and social notices in Wellman area
A quiet wedding united Mrs Sadie E F Rickey and Perry L Ayres at the bridegroom's home on August 28 with Rev M L Dewey officiating. Guests included family and friends from Wellman and Washington. The same day the Davis reunion was held in Sunset Park with 38 attendees enjoying meals, visits, and park amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Sadie EF. Rickey
Perry L. Ayres
M. L. Dewey
Wellman Baptist Church
Chas. Brown
Washington
Una Ayres
New York City
Irvin Curl
Wellsman
Ayres
Hilda and
Mildred Brown
Davis
Sunset Park
Frank McCormick
Mahlon McCormick
Tona
Leland and
Virgil
Clarence’ McCormick
la Nota Rose
Alice Jean Doris
Fimner le Duvie
James
Cora Davis
Beckwith
Carl Lenhart
David Rickeets
Kathrene
Charles
Wallfield
Geo. Dickinson
Margueritt
Lenard
Pleasant Plain
Robert Rickeets
Jefferson City
Ea Davis
Ainsworth
Davy
Bros
Tennessee and Virginia basket picnic set in Roseville park
Announcements note a meeting of the WLC at 3 o clock Thursday at Mrs. Russell Bell's home and a Tennessee and Virginia basket picnic on Sunday Sept. 10 in Roseville park starting at 10 a.m. Officers listed include President G. M. Scealf Burlington vice president Leve Simmons Winfield and secretary-treasurer EM Hammon Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLC. T
Russell Bell
Tennessee
Virginia
Roseville
G. M. Scealf
Burlington
Vilce
Leve Simmons
Winfield
EM Hammon
Grawfordsville
Social calendar notes from rural women's clubs
The notice lists multiple club gatherings this week including Rural Women's party at Mrs Edgar Porters, H C club meeting with Mrs Walter Longer, Country club dinner Thursday 6 30 p m, Rebekahs Friday, M E church Women's Missionary Friday at Witzigman home, Presbyterian Ladies Friday 2 30, Fortnightly breakfast Saturday Sept 2 at Congress hotel with tickets from listed leaders, and W R C regular meeting Saturday Sept 2 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Women’s Club
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Witzigman
The
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Graf
Congress Hotel
Clarence Jacobs
Loyd Morrison
Carol Forgey
J. C. Bolee
Richard McCleery
Alice Rownd
C. C. Wilson
C. ©. Davis
So. Ave
T. KR. Gillespie
T. C Meibohm
L. W. Soule
Old Cleburne ordinance requires horse lamps at night
In Cleburne Texas an archaic city ordinance classifies a horse as a vehicle and mandates four lamps and front and rear lighting from 30 minutes before sunset to 30 minutes after sunrise reflecting a bygone traffic rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne, Tex
Cleburne
Jailbreak at Seattle City Jail Sparks Ques tioning
Jail guards were cleared after two inmates allegedly chiseled out of Seattle City Jail. The pair reportedly beat time to chants from fellow prisoners as they enlarged a hole and escaped, prompting scrutiny of security and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Satin dotted satin fashion patterns offer versatile frocks
The article covers dotted satin designs in two color schemes for casual and formal wear. It highlights sleeve options from puffed to long with shoulder bands, notes yardage for size 16, and promotes Pattern No. 5292 with sizes 12 through 40 bust. A fall fashion book and pattern orders are advertised. Doe rescue near Marshfield, Oregon, by Paul Brainard is also mentioned.
Brighton social notes highlight new members and arrivals
The Krony Krew luncheon at Mrs Hdna Wanerus home initiates seven new members. Many local residents, including Mrs Fred Wanerus and families, are noted visiting relatives and attending events. Coach Stevens moves from Melbourne to Brighton as staff changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Keith Droz
Virginia Droz
A. Speer
Mise Droz
Droz’ Trousseau
Marvouise Stewart
Keota
Arch McCulley
Jews City
Gaylord Waymart
Cincinnati
Brighton
Hdna Wanerus
B. L. Coffin
Herbert Campbell
Theodore Horton
Edgar Wise
Marjorie Wanerus
Marjorie Robison
Misa Cleo Jones
Fred Wanerus
Vernon Coffman
Vanilorn
Vanilorn, Mrs. Coffman
Ralph
Winefred
Hazel Rickey
Patricia
Joe Christy
Joan
Dorothy Jane
H. B
Wayland
Wm. Otha
Las Vegas N. M
Dave Irwin
Mary Buffum
Ward Shaw
H W. Helmick
LL. BR. Helmick
LeRoy la
Evalyn Helmick
L. E. Helmick
Mildred
Audrey
W. W. Jamison
Chicago
Century of Progress Lorothy
Robison
Barbara Lee
Mary Lou
Coach Stevens
Melbourne
Mrs
Rudolph
Driving into danger in a Hollywood hideaway
Cavanaugh heads to Poletzki’s apartment on Western Avenue with Slug driving. He plans a likely burglary if Poletzki is not home, while Leni Luneska trembles at home as memories of their brief happiness haunt her and she calls Gerstenfield seeking news, hinting at a dangerous web surrounding Lucky Cavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slug
Hollywood
Western Avenue
Cavanaugh
Poleski
Poletzki
Lucky Cavanaugh
Leni Luneska
Mulrooney
Celeste
Leni
Tress
Madame
Herman Gerstenfield
Gerstenfield
Ned Wingate
Gernstenfield
Poletzki Meets Cavanaugh in a Tense Confrontation
In a two room apartment, Lucky Cavanaugh subdues Poletzki the killer and confronts him about Karl Kruger and Annette Santos. Cavanaugh offers a grim deal to avoid the electric chair, hinting at a life sentence instead. The scene ends with an ominous promise as the confrontation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poletzki
Cavanaugh
Karl Kruger
Annette Santos
Lucky
Lifer Seeks Clothing and Photos From Dallas Mayor
A life term prisoner named Datos at Devils Island in French Guiana has written Mayor Charles E. Turner asking for worn clothing and photographs from Dallas. He referenced reading an airline company guide about the city in his appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
UPI
Devils Island
Datos
Charles E. Turners
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Milwaukee
Mise Carolyn McCreedy
Mrs. Clark Bale
Clark Bauer
We Chester
Achoo Clase
Patricia Ann Reif
Janet Reif
Eldin Bauer
Troy Forinash
Mrs. H. A. Schenck
H. A. Schenck
Montgomery Ward
Elmer Gueelmeyer
Ann Knottnerus
Blanche Brooklow
Sehenck
Maud
Ethel MccCreedy
Miss Winn& Palmer
H. C. Club
Walter Longer
W. R. Ce
Fifth Avenue Fashions
Ellen Worth
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Margaret Jean
James Harris
Richland
KE. A. Horner
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Bob Decker
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Bute
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Mary Wikofff
L. E. Bidwell
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Nyle Donovan
Nyle
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Saran Groves
South English
M. Groves
Mike Polis
Dakota
Geo. Drish
E S Rudolph
R. W. Hinson
Fairfield
FW. Johnston
Bentonsport
Dorothy Robison
Moline
C. W. Robison
Norman White
Roy Freak
Centerville
H. F. Seely
Bert
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C. KE. Dayton
Waterloo
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C. BK. Dayton
H. FF. Seely
Cleve Dayton
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Selah Mae Humphrey
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Ella Hout
Ruth Edwards
Betty
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Jolly Ten
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Baby
Kieth Murray
Ade
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DeWolf
Kate Snyder
Clarence Neville
BE. EL Swank
Fred Duttweiler
Atochison
Kansas
Allen Macy
Maynard = Kallous
Dony Lee
Clarence Jayton
Sioux City
Dayton
Flora Dunbar
Bar Clark
Lucile Zichtman
Iowa City
Mildred Horner
Mar Cla Marner
Cotton
Erie
Penn
Drighton
Baldwin Park
Calif
Gate Heacock
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Steve Poletzki
Polotski
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Lifer
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