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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1936

Page

3

W R C Reports on Relief and Christmas Gifts

The Women's Relief Corps reported relief totaling 52.69 since the last meeting at the G A R hall, bringing September 1 totals to 287.69. New initiates Ada Peterson and Jennie Hennon joined, with plans for a December 15 birthday party and a ten cent Christmas exchange.

Women's Relief Corps G. A. R Hall Ted Crone Ada Peterson Jennie Hennon West Chester Corps Scott Marshalltown YY. W. Co. A Ernest Garrett Florence Hout Carrie Boileau Carl Libe Dan Robhiver Irs Sickles Mary Maxwell Maxwell Boileau Garrett Hallie Ward Anamosa

Community Lodge Meeting Notice

K PL todge announces a meeting planned for Monday night at o'clock in the lodge hall 25212.

K.pl Todge

Mrs Ben Coppock Hosts H E O Club Meeting

Mrs Ben Coppock welcomed eight members and one guest Mrs Frank Embree to her home last Thursday for the H E O club meeting. Vice president Mrs Will Kendrick led the business session and Christmas exchange. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Mrs Ray Thornton. The next meeting will be January 7 at Mrs Ed Millers.

Ben Coppock H. E. O. Club Frank Embree Will Kendrick Ray Thornton Ed Miller

Many Happy Returns Celebrate Local Birthdays and Anniversarys

Today marks the twenty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips. Mrs. Lucillie Clark has a birthday, and several children celebrate birthdays: Edward Lauber, Duane Finke, Mary Florence Lemley, Jack Pauls, Phyllis Jean Stransky, and Donald Ashby.

Mrs Ray Phillips Lucillie Clark Edward Lauber Pete Lauber Duane Finke Earl Finke Crawfordsville Mary Florence Lemley Earl Lemley Dune Jack Pauls George Pauls Phyllis Jean Stransky Marion Stransky Pilotburg Donald Ashby

Christian Mission Ladies Work on Comforters Friday

The Christian Ladies Aid society met at the church for a social Thursday afternoon. Refreshments were coffee and cookies. Cookie recipes will be printed in the Journal tomorrow. Refreshment committee: Mrs. Claude Tucker, Mrs. Fred Burger, Mrs. Max Marble, and Mrs. Glenn Holden.

Christian Ladies Aid Society Claude Tucker Fred Burger Max Marble Glenn Holden

Mrs. Emil Finke Hosts Friendly Circle Club Meeting

Fifteen members gathered at Mrs. Emil Finke's home on Thursday afternoon. Each member contributed entertainment and a Christmas exchange was held. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. Harry and Harley Davidson's home on the second Thursday in January.

Friendly Circle Club Emil Finke Harry Harley Davidson

Good Speech Topic at Public Affairs Meeting

Mrs. George Rudiger will discuss Good Speech at the Public Affairs department meeting Thursday. A luncheon precedes the gathering at 1 P.M. hosted by Mrs. Hugh H. McCleery and Mrs. J. D. McLaughlin at 615 East Main Street.

George Rudiger Publi Affairs Department Hugh H. McCleery J. D. McLaughlin McCleery East Main Street

Friendship Club Potluck Supper at Shaw Home

Friendship club members and families met at Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shaw’s home for a potluck supper. Forty one members and seven guests attended as turkey was served and games and rock entertainment followed. The group will meet December 11 with the Davis sisters for a Christmas exchange.

Friendship Club Alvin Shaw Rock Davis Sisters

Walnut Women to Elect Officers at Thursday Meeting

Walnut Women plan a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Fred Longer home to elect officers. A Christmas exchange and a Christmas story by Mrs. Lyle Wilson will highlight the program, with roll call answered by a present.

Walnut Walnut Women’s Club Fred Longer Mra Lyle Wilson

Snuff Production Reaches 40 Million Pounds Annually

The report notes about 40 million pounds of snuff are produced each year in the Spited State, reflecting a sizeable industry segment. The figure highlights scale of tobacco processing and regional manufacturing capacity within the country.

Marriage of Zelda Frank and Robert Gerot in Riverside

Announcement of the marriage of Zelda Frank and Robert Gerot at St. Marys rectory Riverside on November 28 at 6 39 PM officiated by Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier. Attendants were Freda Frank and Robert Frank. The couple plan to live with the groom’s parents south of Riverside. Monsignor Jacobsmeier also officiated at the Gerot and Frank parents marriages. Separately Sorosis Club notes a paper on The European Situation and its Us Effects by Mrs O C Bergman and an upcoming meeting December 11 at Mrs FE Blythes with a book review on Anne Lindbergh North to the Orient.

Peter Gerot Riverside Public Shoe Riverside Monsignor Jacobsmeier Fred Frank Sorosis Scrosis Club John Tener O. C. Bergman FE. E. Blythe

Presbyterian cottage prayer home service notice

Morning service for Mrs. N. T. Rehmel at 605 South Marion Avenue Wednesday at 9 30. Location noted as 2532 in the listing.

Presbyterian Oocottage N. T. Rehmel South Marion Avenue

Farmers Aid Ohio Canal Labor in 26 Day Span

In 1825 farmers near the canal dropped their plows to work for 26 days from sunrise to sunset earning eight dollars, providing cash to pay taxes while the Ohio canal was under construction.

Social Calendar Highlights Week of Meetings and Events

A dense listing of meetings and gatherings from Monday to Wednesday across many organizations. Highlights include Rainbow Girls at Masonica Temple, D of V at G A R hall, election of officers for TTT chapter, and multiple club and society events with locations on West Main and East Washington streets. Christmas exchanges and charity items feature in several notes.

Rainbow Girls Masonica Temple D. of V

Masonic Temple Meeting and Christmas Exchange Events

Regular meeting at the Masonic Temple at 8 p m with election of officers and visiting members invited. Prairie Flower Mission circle all day at Mrs. W O D Booth with Christmas exchange. Rebekah club in the 10 C F hall with Mrs Frank Snider hostess. Pilotburg Ladies Aid at 1 30 p m with Mrs LeRoy Sechulty. Public Affairs luncheon at Stpe Mouse with Mrs H A McCleery. H J club afternoon with Mrs Dewey Weeks Christmas exchange. Walnut Womens club afternoon with Mrs Fred Longer and a general Christmas exchange and officer elections.

Washington O. Kk. S Prairie Flower Mission Circle W. OD. Booth Rebekah Club C.F. Hall Frank Snider Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society LeRoy Sechulty H. A. McCleery East Main Street H. J. Club Dewey Weeks Walnut Womens’ Cclub Fred Longer

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Meeting Update

The Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday at 1 30 PM with Mrs Le Roy Schulty and Mrs Harold Schulty as assistant hostesses. A Christmas exchange priced at no more than ten cents will be held. Members are reminded of the change from the regular date.

Pilotburg

Opera and Oratorio Chapter Reviewed at Meeting

Miss Helen Coffey leads tonight’s Music department session at Mrs. Roger Shewmhan’s home 305 West Main Street. The chapter titled Opera and Oratorio from From Song to Symphony by Daniel Gregory will be reviewed with a related program illustrating opera and oratorio at 7 45 p m.

Helen Coffey Roger Shewmhan West Main Street Daniel Gregory

State room origin on river ships named for states

A ship captain introduced wood partitioned sleeping berths and later built separate rooms for passengers. He labeled each room after a state, and the term state room was coined from this practice.

Mississippi Sheve

Christian Ladies Meet Sets Christmas Gift Plan

The Christian Missionary society gathering at Mrs. Vernon Carter's home in Jacksonville Illinois planned sending gifts to the old folks home for Christmas. Officers elected were Mrs. Mert King president Mrs. Dilt Boilean vice president and Mrs. Etieine Spenser secretary treasurer. The next meeting is set for the last Friday in January at Mrs. May McFarland's home. A one course lunch was served.

Christian Missionary Society Vernon Carter Jacksonville Ill Carter Mert King Dilt Boilean Etieine Spenser May McFarland

H J Club Meeting With Mrs Weeks

Mrs. Dewey Weeks will host members of the H J club at her home eight miles northeast of town on Thursday afternoon. A Christmas exchange is planned and members are asked to bring their thimbles.

Supper and Christmas Exchange Planned for Pythian Sisters

A covered dish supper will be served at 6 30 p m Wednesday for Pythian Sisters and families at the K P hall. A ten cent Christmas exchange is planned for members and a treat for children.

Pythian Sisters K. P. Hall

First Campaign Slogan Attracts 1800s Focus

The phrase gual rights for all special privilege to none is linked to the era around Thomas Jefferson and the 1800s as a reputed early presidential campaign slogan. It reflects debates over equality and governance shaping early U.S. politics.

Jefferson

Chile Designates Robinson Crusoe Memorial Island as National Park

Chile establishes the Juan Fernandez Islands site of Alexander Selkirk marooning as a national park. The memorial honors the famed sailor who inspired the Robinson Crusoe tale and marks a key historical waypoint in maritime lore.

Alexander Selkirk Government of Chile Juan Fernandez Group

Get $5000 by plan of Investors Syndicate

You can determine the amount you wish to have and through the time tested plan of Investors Syndicate you can obtain any sum of money on the installment plan for your future use and enjoyment. Ask LeRoy Pratt, Washington Ia.

LeRoy Pratt Washington, Ia

Growth of Children Heights Grow in Spring and Summer

The article notes that children increase in height more rapidly during spring and summer, while weight gain tends to be greater in autumn and winter.

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