Community Notes From Wellman and Surroundings
Wellman December notices cover a parents and teachers meeting at the school house with a Home Service topic led by Mrs. Ralph Snavely and helpers Miss Garrett and Elmer Berry. District events include W R C dinner, Royal Neighbors dance, and several local visits, illnesses, and farm transfers amid worsening road conditions from heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Ralph Snavely
Miss Garrett
Elmer Berry
Home Service
Lon Fleming
Harry Whel
Mackey's Hall
Pulver
Fred Skola
Kalona
Skola
Try Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Foster
Mat Starkson
Mascatine Hospital
Henry Stricker
Will Embra
Lon Hussy
John Aultmause
Washington
Harris McGugin
Tama
Iowa
J. E. Wella
Lucile Sc
Keota
Frank Jones
Loren Bidwell
J. E. Kidwell
Burlington
Marion Bell
Marion Keppler
Lydia Ash
Alfred Morgan
Dr. A. L. Baden Hospital
Fire Destroys G H Stingley House North of Columbus Jct
A residence one mile north of Columbus Junction owned by G H Stingley was totally destroyed by fire around 7 pm Friday. Mrs Stingley was in Davenport with son Merle who had an operation Thursday. Fire believed caused by a defective flue. first floor furnishings saved, second floor and cellar provisions including 500 quarts of fruit burned. Insurance partially covers loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
G. H. Stingley
Stingley
Davenport
Merle
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Congregational Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Columbus
John T. Aiken
United Presbyterian Church
W. L. Owen
W. Huston
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas Owen
Cedar Rapids
C. L. Wilson
Ted Lewis
Magentine
Behold Eva Kelly
Norval
Martha Axtell
Vinnie Michler
Mildred
Opal
Muscatine
Will Duncan
Washington
Mrs Allen Visit in Washington Noted in Wyman Items
Mrs. W C Allen was visiting friends in Washington Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kracaw are unknown here and details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
W. C. Allen
Washington
Neil Kracaw
Church Bazaar and Social Gatherings Across Washington Area
The Baptist church ladies will hold a bazaar at Washington Cleaners on Tuesday December 16. The Ladies Aid of First United Presbyterian meets Friday at 2 30 p m in the church rest room. Moose Lodge social Thursday evening features Highland Four. Methodist church monthly social Friday at 2 30 p m includes a tea towel shower and Christmas exchange ideas. Red Brick school hosts a box supper and program Friday December 12 at 8 p m. Salem school plans a box and candy social Monday December 15 with a program. School district leaders from Washington Jackson and part of Cedar township meet Friday December 12 from 1 06 to 4 p m at Mrs P F Whistler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell
Foster
Charles City
Iowa
Marengo
Dave Kirkpatrick
Keota
EB. L. Kirkpatrick
Cc. C. Gardner
St. Petersburg
Florida
Harley Rugg
Mackey’s Hall
Art Anderson
Omaha
Iowa City
Roy Durian
Fardley Bell, Jr
L. C. Miller
Washington
Robert Henderson
Trenton
Robert
Mr. Miller
Everett Curl
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Dawson
Jenette Dawson
John Dawson
J. J. Duncan
R. Jh. Moulton
Helen Orr
Davenport
Cyril Colton
F. A. Lewis
P. C
Ross
Aurora
Theron Marshall
Dorothy Dold
Muscatine
Viet
Arthur Wiliams
Logan Wilson
Wanpella
Wendell Knauss
Julia
Fred Cuttcomb
Morning Sun
Town
Paul Smith
Town City
J. R. Smith
Norval Kelly
Jean
Ida Schellady
L. W. Fisher
Delco Products
W.S. Letts
Ladies Aid Society
Fredonia Methodist Church
Fredonia Hall
Evangelical Church
Carlo
Presbyterian Sunday School
C. J. McWilliams
Chas Eliasson
Humeston
Eliason
Hicks
Ladies' Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Ladies and Society of the Methodist Church
Frank Kurtz
Howard Benn
Red Brick School
Marie Wenger
Salem School
Christina Breitenbach
Washington, Jackson
Cedar Township
P. F. Whistler
Bring
Noticen Woman's Missionary Society Meets Friday
Notice states the Presbyterian church group will gather Friday at 2 30 at Mrs R L MacGugin East Main Street 5513 Also other church groups plan Friday social with one dish to pass and supplies. A Farmers Union meeting is set for Thursday evening December 11 at No 7 school house with state organizer Grant Kennedy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noticen
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. L. MacGugin
East Mainstret
Farmers Union
No. 7
Grant Kennedy
Weekend Notes From Crawfordsville Area Events
The report notes a Friday birth of a pound son to Mr and Mrs J R Rees and a shopper trip by Mrs J R Rees in Washington. Lizzie Humphreys returned home from Washington after weeks with E V Humphreys. High school girls lost 20 to 7 and boys won 13 to 1 at Ainsworth Friday. Crawfordville team to visit Friday. Ten carloads of stock shipped Tuesday with W R Cannon Paul Huston and W F Beauchamp to Chicago. Nan Ritchey visiting J R Ries home. Community club to meet Thursday Dec 11 at Mrs J C Cannon home featuring a grab bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Boyd Hicks
Baby
Washington
Dan Bailey
Winfield
B. C. Tracy
Mary Wikoff
Gilbert Wikoff
Fairfield
Ainsworth
Toussaint L. Oveventure
John McClintic
Laurence Zelinsk
Mercedes
Coral Bennett
Bobby
Dorothy Helmick
Charlotte Howell
Merna Keasel
Dishwater
Grace Garby
Betty
Pleasant Plain
J. R. Rees
F. FE. Humphreys
C. E. Myers
Lizzie Humphreven
E. V. Humphreys
Crawfordaville
W. R. Cannon
Paul Huston
W. F. Beauchamp
Chicago
Nan Ritchey
J. R. Ries
J. C. Cannon
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Physicians and Surgeons
A. John Droz
West Main St
Frank Boller
City
Mutual
W. Washington St
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Blue Mutual
J. D. Dayton
Washington County
Austin Sutherland
Ary Yuurer
T. A. Michels
Washington, Iowa
Morrison & Morrison
North Side
Brookhart Bros. Law—Abstracts
Opera House
Mutual Phone
Co. J. Wilson
C. C. Wilson
Wilson & Wilson
Opposite Journal
Livingston & Eicher
Nat'l Bank
W. Brown
South of Water Works
Mr. Sprickley
Fontanelle, Neb
Mart Anderson
KK. M. Bridges & Company
Washington's Millinery and Gift
Moose Lodges
Highland Four
West Chester Baptist Church
Wolf Floral Co
Warren
Co Hospital
W.B
H.P
Duplex-Phaeton
Duples-Roadeter
Victoria
Sedan
Berline
Motien
Studebaker
Studebaker Garage
W. Shenefelt
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