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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
5
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Des Moines December reports warn state officers on refunds to face a Democratic party blacklist while Attorney General O Connor prepares an opinion on claims. The act cut pay, with officials debating constitutional validity and possible refunds. Executive council members eye about $800 each in refunds, while most intend to forego claims amid political pressure. A separate Washington County case seeks quiet title on disputed state land with action set for January court.
Between fifty and sixty attendees including Campfire girls and guests enjoyed a Christmas party at the Methodist church social hall. A shared dinner featured salad, Christmas cookies, and candy with red and green tapers, candle lighting, and a dramatic program ending with Santa arriving to gift guests.
The White Way club met at Mrs. Jessie Wells with a decorated home and a Santa visit. Officers were re elected and next meeting set for January at Mrs. Yertie Stewart. The C S club hosted a December afternoon with Christmas thoughts and exchanges. Chapter L of T T T shared a Christmas party with baskets and gifts. Everette Stewart hosted Give and Take with bridge and a white elephant exchange. Plans for January cooperative supper were made.
The Theta club held a Christmas party Tuesday at Miss Helen Carecon's home. Bridge games flowed with a two course luncheon in Christmas colors served by Misses Helen Carson and Helen Greiner. Prizes went to Mrs. Francis Haney, Mrs. Fred Stow and Miss Dorothy Shively. The next party will be hosted by Mrs. M. J. Cruise.
Mrs Minnie Jackson dies and funeral services set for 2 30 Friday at the Methodist church in Ainsworth. Native of Ohio born December 19 1856 at Lytlesburg daughter of Thomas Hirte and Elvira Sears Harding. Family moved to Almaworth with parents when young, later lived north of Ainsworth.
Funeral services conducted at one o clock Wednesday for Gerald Dean Wolfe infant son of Willis Wolfe and Grace Wolfe. He was born in Washington on April 27 1934 and died December 17 1934 at seven months old. Rev A A Wing presided at L A Jones funeral home with burial at Richland. He is survived by his parents two grandmothers a grandfather five uncles two aunts and other relatives.
A fragmentary poetic lines express longing for "little hands" missed during weary hours day or night. The phrasing repeats missing someone or something tender, echoing a nostalgic sentiment common in personal verse.
A Christmas program will be held at Highland Center Friday afternoon December 21 with teacher Vera Foss present. Parents and friends are invited to attend as sandwiches pie and coffee are served at 26213 Prairie Flower Box Social. A community social at Plas and Will Christian church is planned for Monday evening with related activities.
Invitation sent for a community Christmas Eve gathering at Ute with an extremes of 465 minute play titled Clack Willy Choir and Christmas Carols performed by young people. A fruit salad and cookies will be shared by families. Rebekah initiation postponed. Location 26203.
The article defines antique furniture as pieces at least 100 years old and retaining 90 percent original material. It presents the broad standard used to classify items as antique.
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