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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1939

Page

2

Local residents visit and holiday events fill Emporia area

Mr and Mrs Bruce Lipscomb arrive from Emporia to visit Mrs Lipscombs parents the McCreedys for Christmas. Miss Kammueller and her 37 third graders enjoy Christmas window displays in the Stewart School business district. Notices warn Monday deadlines to save discounts on gas water bills and utilities. Various residents travel to Chicago Des Moines and Rock Island for family and civic events while a local church bazaar and dinners are planned.

Bruce Lipscomb Emporia Kan H. J. McCreedy Mr. Lipscomb Dorothy Kammueller the Stewart School

Hospital Discharges And Surgeries In Area

Mrs Arthur Krause and her baby son Thomas William were discharged yesterday. Reed Green aged 6 from Washington route 2 had an appendectomy yesterday. Delbert Hysell of Washington also underwent an appendectomy yesterday. Mrs Clayde Knupp of Washington route 4, Mrs Martha Kasowski of Brighton, and Mrs Thomas Gerdes of Washington route 3 underwent major operations this morning.

Arthur Krause Thomas William Reed Green Washington Delbert Hysell Clayde Knupp Martha Kasowsky Brighton Thomas Gerdes

Keokuk Chiefs Down Washington Demons 26 to 15

Keokuk Chiefs burst ahead in the second half to defeat the Washington Demons 26 to 15 in a Little Six conference opener. Keokuk led 10 to 7 at halftime and 18 to 9 after three quarters, with Johnson Inman and Buckney pacing the winners and Bob Lowe scoring eight for Washington. The Demons, next facing Fairfield, showed fight but fell short as Keokuk pulled away in the final minutes.

Keokuk Chiefs Washington Demons Dick Marshall Arlo Burhami Dan Buck Bob Lewis Bob Lowe Frank Dea Demons Jim Shultz Bob Buckney Clyde Johnson Buckney Don Inman Davis Johnson Inman Kimberlin Shultzman Lowe Fotal Dale Venning Venning Fairfield Muscatine Marshall Arle Burham Lewis Trojans New Court Muscatine Muskies Muskies Muskie Riverside Vannes Lancaster Washington FGEFT Wccammanns Nememenaia Voorhees, Baccenaeld

Athletic Dinner Tickets Free for Nonattendees

A 150 free tickets will be printed and distributed at Phillips & Hebner drug store for those not attending the Monday athletic dinner at Stewart school. Tickets grant entry to the program following the meal in the school community room at 6:30. The event honors high school football and freshman squads plus junior college players with Frank Carideo and university team members attending. motion pictures of the Iowa Notre Dame game will be shown.

Phillips & Hebner Drug Store New Stewart School Frank Carideo

Centerville Routs Washington Cardinals in Opener

Centerville junior college, led by Bob Middleton with 19 points and Allen Bear with 12, defeated the Washington Cardinals 50 to 39. Kept pace early with a 12 to 6 first-quarter run and maintained the lead despite a late Cardinal push.

December Meetings of Methodist Ladies Aid Units

December meetings of Methodist Ladies Aid units were held with Christmas programs. Unit 1 hosted 19 members, 71 calls reported, $2.11 collected. Unit 2 met at Mrs. Orie Turner’s with 14 members and new member Mrs. Gilbert Mills. Unit 4 hosted 21 members plus guest Mrs. Sidney Moore with carols, stories, and a bazaar fund update of $29.95. Unit 5 had 14 members and a Christmas themed devotional. Unit 6 and families held a cooperative dinner with 65 attendees and a children’s program including carols and readings.

Methodist Ladies Aid Unit 2 Orie Turner Welleher Gilbert Mills Beverly Jane L. F. Harding Turner D. W. McClure Ward McCutcheon Nicola Col Nicola Unit 4 Sidney Moore Danville Addie Harmon C. O. Davia Bazaar Fund Ruth Foster J. W. Chandler Jands Clara Huber McCleery

Fort Madison, Ottumwa shine in Little Six basketball night

Port Madison led Fairfield 25 to 20 at halftime before Fort Madison rallied to beat Fairfield 18 to 15. Gerald Wagner scored 34 for Fort Madison and Gorman had 10 for Fairfield. Ottumwa toppled Mt. Pleasant 38 to 22 at halftime 21 to 11 with Philips scoring 10 and Lynch 4.

Port Madison Fairfield Fort Madison Gerald Wagner Gorman Ft. Madison Reservea Fort Madison Rockets Ottumwa Mt. Pleasant Mount Pleasant Philips Lynch Jeamby Little Six

Muscatine leads Burlington at halftime in tight matchup

In a boys basketball game Muscatine trails Burlington 22 to 36 at halftime with Burlington star Warren Dutwiter scoring 9 and Muscatine countering with Key and McIntyre contributing 13 points. Burlington holds a 23 to 20 advantage in the second period.

Burlington Muscatine Warren Dutwiter Key McIntyre

Inez Schlatter Weds Paul Oswald in Wayland Mennonite Church

Inez Schlatter of Wayland daughter of Mr and Mrs David Schlatter married Paul Oswald son of Mr and Mrs Aston Oswald of Aurora Neb in a Thursday afternoon ceremony at 3 o clock in the Wayland Mennonite church. Rev William Penner officiated with only the bride and groom as witnesses. The bride wore a royal blue transparent velvet dress.

Wayland Inez Schlatter David Schlatter Paul Oswald Aston Oswald Aurora Nebr Wayland Mennonite Church William Penner

Mrs Roy Davison Hosts Jolly Troopers Club Meeting

Mrs Roy Davison welcomed nineteen members six children and one guest Mrs Peters to a Thursday afternoon gathering of the Jolly Troopers at her home Entertainment featured by Mrs Ethel Swartzendruber and Mrs Rosie Bain The group shared favorite candy recipes Christmas carols and a gift exchange Refreshments were provided by the hostess assisted by Mrs Rosie Bain and Mrs Paul Bell Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Charles Davison on January 4.

Jolly Troopers Roy Davison Peters Ethel Swartzendruber Rosie Bain Roleall Paul Bell Charles Davison

Unit 7 9 Unit 9 10 Christmas Club Meetings

Reports show 33 calls and 47.50 raised for bazaar fund at Unit 7 hosted by Mrs Nicola with Mrs Mayhew and Mrs Finch assisting. Christmas gifts exchanged and refreshments served. Unit 7 and Unit 9 hold Christmas gatherings with devotions and games. Unit 10 meets at Mrs Dill’s with carol reading, a short play and story, concluding with Christmas candy. Families honor neighbors moving away. January meetup planned at Mrs Kendrick’s.

Unit 10 Bert Dill St. Luke Steve Crawford Arthur Durst Mary Shields Vv. W. Hunter

Social Calendar Faces Week of Community Events

A long list of gatherings and meetings fills the week from Monday to Wednesday. Parties, mission societies, charitable drives, club meetings, and church activities are scheduled at various homes and venues with organizers named, including Mrs. George Clapper and Mrs. Milford Anderson. Contributors are asked to bring gifts, donations, or potluck items as specified.

Homemakers Club Plans December Meeting at Washington

The Homemakers club will meet Wednesday afternoon December 15 at Mrs. Dale Robertson’s home two and a half miles north of Washington. On the program committee are Mrs. Ahrens and Mrs. L C Zook. Members will exchange Christmas gilts.

Homemakers Club Dale Robertson Washington Ahrens L. C. Zook

Young Women's Mission to Meet at Fifth Avenue Church

The Young Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist church will meet next Tuesday evening December 12 at 06 North Fifth Avenue. Members should bring contributions for the missionary box to aid the Chinese Christian Union church in Chicago. Mrs Thora Reynolds Isa belle Combs and Mrs Lucille Hesseltine make up the program committee.

George Clapper West Washington Street Wesleyan Missionary Society Masonie Temple DeMolavys and Mothers Circle XS Masonie Temple Milford Anderson Otha Huber West Main Street Ed Squire North Iowa Avenue Younes Women's Missionary Society of Baptist Church Nelie Wiley North Fifth Avenue Missionary Society Edna and Jessie Klein D. D. Davis Oral Mayo Methodist West Chester M.E. Ladies Aid Society Cat Church Lexington Circle Everett Dillon Goodwill Club Corrine Oriex Horymakers Club Dale Robertson Young Women’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Nellie Wiley Chinese Christian Union Church Chicago Thora Reynolds Isabelle Combs Lucille Hesseltine

Hand Made Linen Hankies From China Hit Market

A brief item notes locally sold hand made linen hankies from China with rolled edges. Priced at 20e each, the article highlights their popularity and potential novelty appeal.

China

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