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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1943

Page

6

Fortnightly clubLitera ture department meets with review of four books

Mrs W B Dupuis hosted the December afternoon meeting of the Literature department Fortnightly club with a brief business session. Mrs Harry Montgomery department leader presided as Mrs Karl Mohr presented the program reviewing four recent books including three biographies and one novel Mrs Parkington by Louis Bromfield They Also Ran by Irving Stone Clerical Errors by Louis Tucker.

W. B. Dupuis Harry Montgomery Karl Mohr

God Is My Co-Pilot and Penny Collection Donation

Col. Robert L. Scott led a department event featuring a prayer titled God Is My Co-Pilot. A penny collection raised funds for the YWCA Christmas party.

God Robert L. Scott Y.W.C.A

Mrs Meeks Burial Set for Thursday

Ida R. Meeks 56 died Sunday at 1 30 p m in a local hospital She lived at 628 South Lucas with her husband Ernest Meeks of Riverside married August 11 1909 Eight children Myra Gingerich Omar Meeks Daryl S Meeks Alice Panzer Norma Nicklaus Helen Wayne and Kenneth Meeks Also surviving two brothers two sisters and seven grandchildren Funeral at the Methodist church Thursday at 2 30 p m Rev L L Dunnington to officiate Burial in Oakland cemetery Friends may call at Beckmans

Iowa City Ida R. Meeks South Lucas Mrs. Meeks John Amelia Starr Wellman Wellman High School University of Iowa Riverside Ernest Meeks Meeks Myra Gingerich Moline Omar KK. Meeks Des Moines Daryl S. Meeks U. S. Medical Corps Jefferson Barracks Alice Panzer Solon Norma Nicklaus Phoenix Ariz Helen Meeks Hollywood Calif Pfc Wayne Meeks U. S. Marine Corps Kenneth F. Meeks U. S. Navy Portland Charles E. Starr Cedar Rapids Ora J. Starr Oak Park Ill Mae Walker Ethel Glider Washinton Iowa Methodist Church L. L. Dunnington Oakland Cemetery Beckmans

Military Families Receive Brief Postcards From Far Flung Posts

Local soldiers and relatives report furloughs and departures as Pvt Ira Morrison leaves Ft Benning Ga for Jonesboro Ark after a fifteen day visit with parents. Pvt Raymond Rittenhouse returns to Lake Charles La after a stay with wife and friends. Mrs Rittenhouse returns to Des Moines. Norman Schoonover arrives home from a medical discharge at Winter's General Hospital Topeka Kans. Lt Wendall Baker returns on leave from cadet training at Waco Tex. Raymond Bear comes home from Cedar City Utah where he visited Merle Turnipseed. Clark F Miller S 2/C leaves Iowa City for Farragut Idaho with relatives. Mrs Richard Beenblossom and family visit Freehold N J. new address for Cpl R G Beenblossom. Pud McCutchen returns home from hospital in Santa Barbara Calif after a disability discharge.

Ira Morrison Jonesboro Ark George Morrison Morrison Ft. Benning Raymond Rittenhouse Lake Charles H. J. Schoonover Winter's General Hospital Topeka Kans Don Coats Wichita Wendall Baker Waco Tex M. H. Sartor George Paker Baker Raymond Bear Clayton Bear Cedar City Utah Merle Turnipseed Kerns Field Clark F. Miller Iowa City Farragut Idaho William Miller Lester Butterbaugh G. W. Beliel Mary Ellen Beliel Camp Bennion U.S.N.T.S Richard Beenblossom Judith Lee Glenn Beenblossom Freehold N. J Cpl R. G. Beenblossom A.P.O New York City N. Y Louis Edward Pud McCutchen C. R. McCutchen Santa Barbara Calif

Rocking Chair Brigade Reports Local Home Sale

The Orrs sold their 409 South Town residence to Mr. and Mrs. James Colton who live near Haskins. Possession to occur in several weeks as the new owners prepare to move into 110 Monroe Street. Alvin Rommel and family occupy the Monroe home and await their own relocation.

Lester Orr South Town James Colton Haskins Orrs

Local Moves and Funeral Tribute Highlight Town Notices

The Crone house at 806 East Second sold to Ray and Frances Teel who will move in January first from 926 East Madison. At 514 West Main the Eveready Plumbing Shop operates from the basement while Mr and Mrs R B Shannon reside on the first floor. Oscar Jugenheimer’s funeral drew a large crowd with many flowers and heartfelt remarks from Dr Eastwood praising his lodge work and generosity.

West Main Street R. B. Shannon Eveready Plumbing Shop Frances Crone East Second Street Ray R. Teel Teels East Madison Oscar

Mary Ellen Beliel Hosts Group Night at Home

Mary Ellen Beliel entertained a group of young people at her home honoring S 2eC Clark Miller who left on Sunday after leave at home. The evening featured pinocle monopoly truth and consequences with prizes to Bernard Kephart Maxine Rickey and Ruth Erlenbush. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Beliel and Juanita Butterbaugh with other guests listed including Arlene Lambert Marion Charles Doris Swift and Kenneth Johnston.

Mary Ellen Beliel Clark Miller Navy Base Farragut Idaho Bernard Kephart Maxine Rickey Ruth Erlenbush Mrs. Beliel Mary Ellen Juanita Butterbaugh Arlene Lambert Bernard Marion Charles Doris Swift Kenneth Johnston Crawfordsville Chris Ralph Robert Mary Erlenbush Williamsy. Miller

Pvt Louis Koehler Returns From Camp Carson Nine Day Furlough

Pvt Louis Koehler arrived home yesterday morning from Camp Carson Colorado on a nine day furlough to visit his parents John Koehler and other relatives and friends.

Louis Koehler Camp Carson Colo John Koehler

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