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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1931

Page

7

Porters and locals share holiday notes and news

Crawfordsville and Braden communities report visitors, births, illness, and school events. Honor rolls at Cedar Falls Teachers College include Mary Ethel White among 90 honorees. A baby named Richard Duane Young arrives, plus numerous visits to Washington and area towns. Local clubs host Christmas exchanges and programs at schools and homes.

Crawfordsville A. N. Porter Sprague J. S. McCleary Washington State Teachers College Cedar Falls Mary Ethel White Gale Matthews Winfield Mississ Essa Lois Harper Farrel Young Richard Duane Young

Farm Auction Totals Highlight Columbus Junction Sale

Leghorn hens sold for 65 cents each at the closing of Mrs. M. J. Heindel’s farm sale four miles southeast of Columbus Junction. Other items ranged from corn 84.25 cents per bushel to milk cows at 15 to 49 dollars and horses up to 125 dollars. Auctioneer was Paul Klotz with the Columbus Junction State bank as clerk.

Columbus Junction M. J. Heindel Here Paul Klotz Columbus Junction State Bank C. M. Shephard Minneapolis Maria Sullivan Presdbyterian Elsie Freeman Cairo Mary Moore Columbus City Sadie Hanft West Chester the Junction

Lodge and Masonic Notices and Railway Timetable

Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 regular meetings second Thursday monthly Ida McDaniel W M Ernestine Denison secretary visiting members welcome Damascus Shrine No 10 WL S of J regular meetings fourth Tuesday Mason ic Temple Mrs Grace E Twinam W H P Mrs Hazel Haven W Scribe Washington Lodge No 26 A FP A M regular meeting first Friday Cyrus Chapter No 18 R ALM regular meeting second Friday J W Enslin H P A W Yard secretary Railway Time Table No 12 Apache No 50 local passenger daily except Sunday times and stations No 80 local passenger No 49 local passenger No 88 local freight daily except Sunday No 4 Golden State Westbound No 11 Apache times and arrivals for daily services

Washington Ida McDaniel W. M Ernestine Denison Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple Grace E. Twinam H. P Hazel Haven Washington Lodge A. FP A. M Harry C. Ward A. W. Yard Cyrus R. Alm J. W. Enslin H. P Sun- Cie Sun- No Golden State Limit Apache C. Bell

Dramatic Division Winners Named in Local Contest

In the dramatic division Marjorie Wykert of Prairie Point school took first place, Lucile Fry of West Port school earned second, and Melba Jones of Pit chin school received third.

Ship Marjorie Wykert Prairie Point School Lucile Fry West Port School Melba Jones Pitchin School

Local Couple Wed at Spring Run Church Parsonage

Beulah Buffington daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Buffington and Gipple son of Mr and Mrs George Gipple were married at noon Tuesday December 8 at the Spring Run Evangelical church parsonage southeast of Columbus City by Rev H W Hendricks. The bride wore dark green velvet. A reception followed at the bride’s home Tuesday evening. The couple will reside on the Claud McCoy farm southwest of Columbus City.

Columbus Junction Beulah Buffington Richard Buffington Gipple George Gipple Spring Run Spring Run Evangelical Church Columbus City H. W. Hendricks Wyman High School Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Theta Kappa Nu Claud McCoy Edna Solomon John HH. Wykert Margaret Wesley Shipman Wapello T. A. Wykert Henrietta Salmon Miles Babb Kansas City T. N. O'Neill J. C. Varney Huston Dallas Tex W. P. Roberts Leroy Owens Emporia Kas William Williams Mesdames Lenore Newnan Anna Robertson Wilma Foster Mesdames Laurene Gilkey Genevieve Fedderson Florence Jennings Fern Johnson Arian Lowe Warren Letts James Helmick Roy Masonholder Bellevue Hospital Muscaine Farrel Webe Pittsburgh W. Weber J. W. Hubbard Davenport Ruth Jennings Hershey Hospital Muscatine L. B. Demp Fair Store Boyd Hodson Des Moines Vincent McWilliams

Havre Social News Details Mrs Bishop Visitors

Dale Darby and M C DeLong called on neighbors while Edward Zieglowsky stayed with an aunt. Many relatives visited the Westen and Zieglowsky homes. Bert and Ida Koehler, Augusta and Marie Zieglowsky, and others stopped by. Mrs Bishop and Mrs McCall shared visits as the week closed.

Havre Dale Darbyshire H. L Augusta Marie Carl August Zieglowsky Bishop Claud McCall Juanita Hering Clarence Hering Lewis Hering Sam Witmer Willis Mt. Pleasant Florence Zieglowsky Albert Zieglowsky Edna Westen

Keota Knights of Pythias elect officers and Christmas notes

Keota report notes the Knights of Pythias re elected officers led by G W Mayer and Lester G Smith with I G Adams as Prelate and other posts filled. The Christmas cantata The Everlasting Light drew large crowds at the Methodist church. Local residents face illnesses and travel concerns as season decorations brighten Keota stores and streets.

EB. L. Kirkpatrick Methodist Church Keota Arthur Stewart Umatilla Florida Stephen Reisman What Cheer N. P. Allender Washington Womans Relief Corps Alice Wolfe Earl Wolfe Muscatine G. Trotter Ainsworth A. McElwaine Christian Church Ella Conklin Inez Martin California

Fairfield Social Visitors Share Tuesday Afternoon

Fairfield residents visited and called at Geo. Bray’s on Tuesday afternoon including Mrs. C A Bray and several local couples. Roy Rogers was escorted home Wednesday night by his teacher Vance McCrackin.

WEO R. A. Spalding Rosella Spalding Fairfield Sylvia Dana Lucile Cecil Wikoff Geo. Bray Roy Rogers Vance McCrackin Gwendolyn Miller Thelma Graham Bessie Parcell Norma Mae Wairfield George Bray Raymond Coffin John Batinger Pleasant Plain

Goose supper hosts share holiday hospitality

Egypt December 15 Mildred Kurtz reports Mr. and Mrs Ed Beranek hosted a goose supper with guests Mr and Mrs John Kurty Mildred Lucille and Mr and Mrs Harry Malichky Christina Hubert Junior Mr and Mrs Joe Soukup Beradine and Clayton. Anton Marek home welcomed dinner guests Mr and Mrs John Horack Dale and Delores visited Washington Saturday evening.

Egypt Ed Beranek John Kurty Mildred Lucille Harry Malichky Christina Hubert Joe A. Soukup Beradine Clayton Anton Marek John Horack Dale Delores Washington

Birthday party and social visits fill weekend notices

Ed Hora and Arthur helped Joe Liska with work Saturday. Harry Malichky planned a surprise party for his wife on her birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Horak and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beranek and sons, Mr. and Mrs. John Kurtz and daughter. The evening featured bid euchre and flinch and gifts for Mrs. Malichky. Also reported: Roy Kron family visiting Joe Soukup, Ced ar Rapids visit by Beranek and family, and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Wreks at Washington county hospital. Various gatherings at Joe Liska and Roy Kron homes, and Kansas? notes on Washington callers and Lyle Lantz.

Conesville E. P. Shellabarger Arian Lowe Warren Letts James Helmick Kathryn Simmons Mason City Zona Simmons Evansville Ind Dorothy Downs Howard Young Carence Berri Marjorie Cross Russell Gast Bonnie Buster Mary Lou Downs Othe High School Helen Dallmeyer Mary Jane Hanft Pleasant View Columbus City Alice Marie Sechlanz Columbus Junction Louisa County David Edwin Herrick Victory School Hazel Shellabarger Washington School Concord Geo, Westen’s Lisle Juanita Hering Walden Smith Crawfordsville Andd Dale Darbyshire Carl Schneider Omer Claud McCall Peter Wittmer Sam Wittmer Fred Zieglowsky Albert Zieglowsky Jim Thompson Howard Baker Martin Westen Geo. Westen Westen Florence Ode Ferguson Washngton Amanda Ferguson Fort Madison Lee Hesseltine Willis Wittmer Will Miller Ed Hora Arthur Joe Liska Harry Malichky Malichky John Horak Ed Beranek John Kurtz Bid Euchre Flinch Joe Beranek Mildred Washington Wess Soska and Son Lyle Lantz

Kalona Callers Named Joe Liska Home Visit

Joe A. Soukup and Will Marek were Kalona callers Tuesday, with local residents welcoming the pair at Joe Liska's home.

Joe Liska Joe A. Soukup Will Marek Kalona

West Highland Notes Reflect Holiday Week Interactions

Ida Meeks reports residents shopped in Washington while Doris Endicott is ill and no school. Mrs. Bruegge schedules a closing out sale. Savannah Illinois visitors Ed Endicott family host. Highland S C meets with Della Lasek. next with Belle McCreedy. Creedy and Kron families visited nearby homes and Riverside.

West Highland Washington Charlie Bruegge Doris Endicott Burdette Mercer Savannah Illinois Ed Endicott Highland S. C Della Lasek Belle McCreedy Duane M.creedy Near Richland Alex McCreedy Milt Sojka Clair Kron Bessie Dvorak Matilda Bruegge Lloyd Durst Daryl Meeks Bessie Duvorak Ruby Bruegge Edwin Kron Edwin Riverside

Quote of Uncle Eben on wealth and race horses

A Washington Star quotation shows Uncle Eben claiming the very rich may brag by owning race horses rather than a Taule, reflecting a humorous view of wealth and status. The remark notes how affluence leads to flaunting horses as social capital.

Uncle Eben Washington Star

The Gay Bandit of the Border by Tom Gil

Ted Radcliffe, called to Verdi on the Mexican border, faces El Coyote and Morales after his father’s ruin. Major Blount plots a chase while Bob Harkness forgives the past and offers a chance to rebuild. Ted vows to build a new life as foreman and ally, harried by danger and desire.

Ted Radcliffe Verdi Bob Harkness Radcliffe Mexico Major Blount U. S. Army Ted Paco Morales Adela Morales el Coyote U. S. Cavalry Bob Ile Radecliffe Dad Don Bob Denver Ife Adela Morales Tie Blount el Goyote

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