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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1937

Page

2

Local News Items From Batavia and Surrounding Areas

Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelly of Batavia visiting relatives with daughter Janice and bringing Oscar Wolf to assist at the Batavia News print shop He also publishes an edition for Agency Iowa. Other items mention events at Ainsworth M E Aid Society bazaar and chicken dinner, newspaper ads, and visits from residents of Wapello Iowa City Princeton Monmouth and nearby towns with vendors and prices noted Fresh eggs are listed for sale by W S Reister and Sons.

Joe Kelly Ughter Janice Batavia J. M. Kelly Oscar Wolf Batavia News Kelly Agency Iowa Burlington Fairfield Ottumwa

Hospital Notices and Patient Updates

At the hospital Adolph Guenther had a minor operation this morning. Mrs Henry Graf of Keota and Archie Godwin of Washington had tonsillectomies. Mrs Sherman Butterbaugh of Brighton had an emergency appendectomy last evening. Walter Wilson of Riverside had a major operation this morning. Robert Riordan of Harper was admitted Saturday afternoon for a fractured ankle. J W Johnstone of Washington was admitted for medical attention Saturday afternoon. Dismissals yesterday afternoon include J E Scovel Montezuma Donald SmaI r and Charles Fuhr. yesterday morning Mrs L H Gilmore.

Adolph Guenther Henry Graf Keota Archie Godwin Washington Sherman Butterbaugh Brighton Walter Wilson Riverside Robert Riordan Harper J. W. Johnstone J. E. Scovel Montezuma Donald Sma!r Charles Fuhr L. H. Gilmore

Maid-rite Team Opens Season On Y Court

The Maid-rite team makes its first appearance tonight at eight on the Y M C A court facing a Crawfordsville and Wayland faculty composed squad. Washington stars include Don McClure Francis Mangold Louis McFadden Felix Dougall Dale Kiesey Ticky Mitchell and Grant McKune with further local players joining.

Washington Crawfordsville Wayland Rhum Don McClure Francis Mangold Louis McFadden Felix Dougall Dale Kiesey

Cards Win Despite Handicap in Local League Match

The City League match ended with the Cards defeating the Demons when handicaps were applied. Final score with 45 point handicap was 2235 to 2203 versus 2203 to 2190 without the handicap. An error in Sitler and Sorrell totals is noted.

Bill Sitler Sorrell

Wrestling Class Begins at Y M C A For Youth

A wrestling class for young men and high school age boys starts at the Y M C A with sessions each Monday and Thursday at 6 30 pm. Harold Williams from the high school faculty, a former college wrestler, will serve as first instructor and director under amateur high school college rules with the new Texas rules allowing rough play.

Harold Williams Finst

West Chester shoppers and travelers head to California

Mrs I E Coffey Mrs Fred Lindenmeyer and Miss Ruth Haffen of West Chester shopped in Washington today. Mrs W A Wilson and Mrs Lillie Allen depart this afternoon for Long Beach California to spend the winter at Imperial hotel 25 Chestnut avenue. Patty Sizer visits aunt Mrs Robert Begley at Springville while her parents Mr and Mrs Harry W Sizer took her to Iowa City yesterday.

I. E. Coffey Fred Lindenmeyer Ruth Haffen West Chester Washington W. A. Wilson Lillie Allen Long Beach Calif Imperial Hotel Chestnut Avenue Patty Sizer Robert Begley Springville Harry W. Sizer Iowa City

Cardinals Hit Two Games On Trip

Coach George Freshwaters and ten junior college players depart for Albia to face the Albia Pirates tonight then travel to Centerville for a Tuesday game. The squad includes Stewart Tucker Krabill Keiper Dickinson Stites Fry Williams Griffith and Carstensen. Albia holds a perfect record this year including a win over Creston.

George Freshwaters Colleg Albia Albia Pirates Centerville Stewart Tucker Krabill Keiper Dickinson Stites Fry Williams Griffith Carstensen Creston

Local Social Notes From Iowa City and Washington

Miss Doris Lorak and Bop Lewis of Iowa City were guests yesterday of Ives McKay. Sunday dinner guests included James Lee Walter Lewis and Don ald of Muscatine and Charles Custer Robert of Washington area. Haskins church chicken supper set for Tuesday Dec 7 beginning at five with 80 and 165 pricing. Mrs Will E Jones of Cotter recently visited sister Mrs Carl Hedges and returned home. Shoppers listed from Washington include Lee Sands Ainsworth Lee Colton Columbus Junction P J Hoover West Chester Leona Gabrielson Bonnie Cassidy Olds H P Norman Winfield D F Macon Auctioneer phone 406 Red Dict.

Doris Lorak Bop Lewis Iowa City Ives McKay Ralph Martin James Lee Walter Lewis Donald Muscatine Charles Custer Robert Washington Lee Sands Ainsworth Lee Colton Columbus Junction P. J. Hoover West Chester Leona Gabrielson Bonnie Cassidy Olds H. P. Norman Winfield

Obituary Charles Burns Morgan 1861 1937

Charles Burns Morgan born March 22 1861 in Chapel Hall Scotland died November 30 1937 at 86 in the home of his son Karl on the farm he and his family built over decades. He emigrated to America at age two, lived in multiple states, and worked in mines and farms before marriage to Amanda Waters in 1871. Survived by four sons two daughters twenty five grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. He and his wife were devoted to their children and grandchildren and named many descendants Charles Morgan namesakes.

Charles Burns Morgan John Margaret Russel Morgan Chapel Hall Scotland Karl Martin Talitha Pennington Bidwell America Atlantic Mercer County Penn Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Jasper County Iowa United Presbyterian Church Mississippi Muscatine Lin‘Ville Amanda Waters Newton Washington Margaret Johnson Amy Schmitter Earl Orville Near Rubio Pearl Burns Wyoming Jim St. Paul Minnesota Grandpa Charles Earl Morgan Charles Omer Johnson Charles Eugene Morgan Clayton Burns Morgan Charlene Morgan Charles Owen Johnson Charles Orville Morgan Charles Philipp Schmitter

Death notices and social notices from a Iowa paper

A lengthy column reports on obituaries and family movements including the Tedford and Kleese family arrivals for a funeral, relocation of residents, and a house move. It records a baby’s birth near Keota and memorial details for a Rubio Friends church figure, with poem and funeral rites. It closes with a historical note on Cassie Chadwick, the famed swindler.

District Boy Scout Meeting This Thursday Banquet

A Washing ton county District Boy Scout meeting and a banquet are planned for Thursday evening at 6 30 p m in the United Presbyterian church. Attendees should notify Bob Arthur at 661.

Washington County United Presbyterian Church Bob Arthur

Funeral services for Mrs R McCarty held at Sherman’s

Funeral services for Mrs. R. McCarty were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home. Rev. Lloyd Patton of Garwin, Iowa, presided. Music included a vocal duet by Mrs. Lewis.

R. , McCarty Sherman Lloyd Patton Garwin Iowa Lewis

Burial of Warren and Mrs Remps Hamp sher

Pall bearers H M Putnam Will Sickles Ode Ferguson Phil Vanerus Ed Bovee and John Squire attended the burial in Brighton cemetery.

Rove tunnel links Rhone to the Mediterranean in grand canal

The Rove tunnel, a 72 foot wide and 50 foot high underground canal, runs over four miles through the mountains to join the Rhone with the Mediterranean. Completed years ago, it required 17 years of construction and stands as a remarkable engineering achievement.

Rhone Mediterranean

Softening Water for Purification in Hard Areas

The article explains that hard water in parts of the country is softened as part of purification. Lime water is mixed in settling basins to subside salts, then water is drawn off. For permanently hard water caused by sulphates of lime or magnesium, washing soda is used to soften.

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Santa Claus Wolf Floral CO Ainsworth M. E. Aid Society Journal Frank Hudspeth Duane Wapello Josephine Hull Henry C. Hull Eugene Warren Ella Warren Justus Peterson Princeton, Ll William T. Carson Monmouth Wayne Hager W. S. Reister and Sons John Braunshausen Harlan Killian Milwaukee Road Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City LaCrosse Dubuque W. C. Bell Washington, Iowa Sa-1 Maid-rite ISH Opposition Vernon Kennedy Chicago White Sox Detroit Tiger Y.M.C.A Beacon Indian Blankets Aumida Cardinals Haskins Church Will E. Jones Cotter Carl Hedges Hedges Will D. F. Macon N.W. Corner Lee Tedford Chugwater Wyo Tedford Walter Kleese BE. J. Trumbull West Madison Street Wallace West Jefferson Street Henderson Wallace Sigourney Charles W. Beach Howard M. Stewart C. H. Lackey A. R. Miles Lloyd Madrid Leonard Lackey Washington County Hospital Lackey Miles Martha Bertha Mary Shelangoski Katie Shellangoski South Marion Avenue FE. FE. Sconce Mary Hllen Eldon Sconce W. D. Crossett August Klett Rubio Friends Church Robert Burns Allen Jay John Baxter Jesus Elmo Baxter Eugene Hubert Clayton Wayne John R. Morgan Doyle Sehmitter Richland Friends Cemetery Cassie Chadwick Cleveland Andrew Carnegie the National Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BOY Scout McCarty Iness Klein Arrow P.S. Arrow New Trump Oscar OUR Steno Gustave Hilda Klein Klothing KO
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