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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
6
Society editor urges submission by 10 a m or phone in before 10 to ensure inclusion in the same day edition. Calls about social or local items accepted from 8 30 to 10 a m.
Fifty two descendants of Phil lip Fishburn met in Sunset Park Washington Saturday August 26 for the seventeenth Fishburn reunion. Phillip Fishburn who came to America in 1749 settled near Hamelstown Pa served in the War of the Revolution and is buried in a church yard cemetery. Officers elected for 1934 include Frank Macon president Pearl Kennedy secretary and Mrs Nick Roth assistant secretary. A detailed history by Mrs Sam Miller of Olds progress. The gathering included many Fishburn relatives from Ottumwa Oskaloosa Crawfordsville and Wellman with readings greetings and a dinner.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Sunset yesterday with Mrs. Belle Rice reporting on the state convention in Sioux City. Attendance was lighter due to vacation. Officers will be elected at the next meeting on the third Wednesday in September at the Legion hall.
Arthur Seranek reports from Egypt of Mr and Mrs Harry Malichky and family visiting William Prebyl s home on Sunday. Numerous neighbors including the Heranek and Ed Beranek families shared visits at various homes during the week. Several trips and calls extended to grandparents and relatives in Washington and other local homes.
Fay Wiggins and Elinor Goodjohn both of Cedar Rapids obtained a marriage license today. Ed Wolf returned from Des Moines where he attended the state fair and the national zonal carriers convention. Mr and Mrs Howard Gibson of Algona were here yesterday for the funeral of Mrs Jackson Roberts. Miss Ida Roberts and her brother F W Roberts of Colorado Springs came for their mother’s funeral. Mrs Jackson Roberts will remain at the home of their brother Carl Roberts over the weekend.
The Black Hawk Social club met with the Parcell family and guests for card playing and refreshments. Local residents attended fairs, moved homes, and hosted gatherings while a burglary at Wells ton was reported. church services continued with two sermons and a Sunday school picnic at the Stannard lawn.
Mrs G W Corbin marked her 87th birthday with a cooperative dinner at home. Relatives attended including daughter in law Mrs Andy Corbin and siblings Mac Beenblossom and family, Harold Beenblossom Glen Pratt Everett Beenblossom Leslie Beenblossom and families. Granddaughters Margaret and Nita Corbin returned from Chicago.
Announcement states the regulatory business meeting in Alabama has been postponed until next week. No new date given.
The regular Country club dinner will be held Thursday evening at 6 30 PM.
Friday evening at 8 o clock the Rebekahs hold their regular meeting. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church meets at the Witzigman home with officer elections. The Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church meet Friday at Mrs William Grafs home at 2 30 p m. The Women's Missionary Society afternoon division of the U P church meets at the church at 2 15 p m led by Mrs W J Masson. Saturday the Presbyterian Ladies Social meets again at Mrs Wm Grafs at 2 30 p m. Fortnightly club breakfast Saturday Sept 2 at Congress hotel costs 35 cents tickets from listed leaders. Regular meeting W K ¢ Saturday Sept 2 at 2 30 p m.
Dr Eastwood and his Sunday school class will meet Monday evening at the country home of Mr and Mrs A G Wiley for supper as usual. Those with cars should be ready to load passengers. If rain arrives the group will meet at Dr and Mrs Eastwood's home.
Mrs RE V Humphreys reports local visitors and guests at shared homes. Griffith Jones and Howell Jones visit Men Davis home. Davis family and Humphreys share attendance at the Century of Progress fair. Turkingtons from Letts visit Turkington home. Krony Krew club hosts by Mrs Jeanette Horton with Mildred Woodford and family. George Woodford marriage noted. Alma Hoskin’s mother recalled school days in Clay. John Mann and son Ralph made calls along the route last Saturday.
The Iowa Fish and Game department announced hunting regulations for the Green Bay area in Lee County to take effect Sept. 7. Rules restrict killing after 4 pm and require blinds on or near water with natural vegetation. avoid flat growth on water. The agency cautions hunters to learn species and follow federal prohibitions, especially on the protected wood duck. The squirrel season starts Sept. 1, with rabbit restrictions lifting Sept. 15.
Funeral services for Mrs Jackson Roberts former Washington woman who died in Colorado Springs were held yesterday at four at her son Carl J. Roberts home. Dr F W Eastwood of the Presbyterian church conducted. Casket bearers were W W Wilson Bg Dougherty C B Dougherty C M Keen CC S Lemmon and Charlies Blair. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
Burial services for Miss Ellen Smith conducted by Dr. F. W. Eastwood were held yesterday at Elim Grove cemetery. The funeral train arrived from the southwest at 2 19 and casket bearers included Ralph and Cloyce Dougherty Claude Lemmon Milan Shields L. S. Patterson and Ralph Smith.
Montreal report says Alexander Kroskin, once an Imperial Russian army officer, now works as a laborer in Canada earning 3.50 dollars per day.
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