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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1935

Page

9

4H Girls Elect Year’s Officers in Concord Township

Concord township Four H girls elected Saturday afternoon with Hilda De Waere as president Evelyn Shella Barger as vice president Ilene Dickinson secretary Twyla Kistler historian Mary Werner news reporter Marjorie Albee musical director Anita Black leader and Mrs Louis Newell assistant reader. Christmas program announced in Washington Independent School Mimi Lieberknecht teaches. Columbus schools close for two weeks. pie sandwich coffee sale at Baker school Tuesday.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction H. W. Four- H Girls’ Club Concord Township Hilda de Wae'e Evelyn Shellabarger Ilene Dickinson Twyla Kistler Mary Werner Marjorie Albee Anita Black Louis Newell Washington Independent School Miriam Lieberknecht Columbus Baker School Harry Grim Louisa Center Literary Society Dorothy Smith Glen Sands Ora Deppy Jeff Cutkamp Rex Smith James McGuire Cotter Washington County Columbus High School Ruth Weber Jean Gentzler Marjorie Reaney Margaret Wykert Jeanette Helmick Shirley McRoberts Lois Schlichting Eugene Myers Robert Lewis Barbara Lynn Blaine Moody Jeanette Lewis Norman Gentzler Russell Green Marjorie Moore Donald Rutt

Snow Damage Wires and Local Notes

Heavy snow damaged telephone wires Saturday and night. Rev. Robert N. Chord has returned from Alcester South Dakota. Mrs Chord remains with their daughter who is seriously ill. Cotter Presbyterian nets 95 in bazaar and lunch for school children. Farm Bureau to meet Tuesday at H J Oak home with noon pot luck and program. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones and Miss Mary Evans back in Red Oak after visiting W C Davis and relatives. Mr and Mrs R J McCleery back from Ginnell. daughter Roberta born December 5. Pitchin school pupils, taught by Miss Martha Blankenhorn, present Christmas program Friday evening. About 90 percent of local corn harvested. rains delay husking. H W Four H girls club Concord township held Christmas party and gift exchange at Mrs E C Turkington’s home.

Columbus Junction Robert N. Chord Alcester Chord Cotter Church Cotter Presbyterian Church Farm Bureau Columbus City Township Hugh Roberta Dee Pitchin School Martha Blankenhorn H. W. Four-H Girls’ Club Concord Township E. C. Turking

Presbyterian Church Calendar Hostesses Named

The Presbyterian church meeting lists hostesses Mesdames Louis Pugh Louis Votroubek Iaa Duncan and Guy Masonholder plus Miss Bertha Kelly. Columbus schools faculty to hold Christmas party at the high school building Wednesday evening.

Presbyterian Church Louis Pugh Louis Votroubek Iaa Duncan Guy Masonholder Bertha Kelly Faculty of Columbus

Pleasant Hill social marks state convention preview

A Pleasant Hill church program led by M s Karl Kephart reviewed the upcoming state convention of the Christian Churches of Iowa and noted Pleasant Hill as the second Iowa church organized. The event featured refreshments, prize scores for Clara Wittig and Lucile Telford, and announced the engagement of Clara Telford to William Rathmel of Kremlin, Oklahoma.

M.s Karl Kephart Pleasant Hills Wee John Ganon Harold Martha Frank Henderson Cloyee Dunbar David Fred Lucile Telford Clara Telford William R. Rathmel Kremlin Okla Howard Baker W. R. Gamon Lee Hesseltine Oyster Stow John Gamon Charles Anderson Lloyd Anderson Clyde Lamberts Glenn Pratt Margaret Pratt Roy Randall Leslie Been Blossoms

Sunday Visitors and Family Arrangements in Richmond

Rich mond area notes Sunday social visits with multiple families visiting at various homes in town. Martin Telford called on his parents and Clara went home with him for a few days. Other gatherings included the Bleess, Baker, Kephart, Wit ting and Music households with extended family drop ins and a Dodge Center visitor returning to work.

Richmond Martin Telford Fred Telford Clara Will Miller Lee Hesseltine C. A. Bleess George Chalupa Howard Bakers Sam _ Sigafoose Roy Kepharts Glenn Pratt Margaret Pratt H. L

Christmas Program Set for Pleasant Hill Church

Linders announce a Christmas program to be presented next Sunday evening December 22 at the Pleasant Hill church to bring holiday joy to the community.

Harold Spangler Ill With Indigestion at West Sunset

West Sunset report notes Harold Spangler, son of Fred Spangler, was ill with indigestion on Saturday night. Dr. Lease was called. Harold could not attend school until Tuesday. Local residents, including Mrs. Sam Baker, visited the Mitchell home and listened to the radio. Mrs. G W Mast hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. D H Milles golden wedding anniversary.

Sam Baker West Sunset Dr. Lease Fred Spangler Harold Frank Bailey Will Mitchell G. W. Mast D. H. Mille Dale

Local Social Notes Benefit From Holiday Gatherings

Guests at the Jake Shrader event with the Hahn family and Fred Spangler drove Bert Hahn to Keokuk then to St. Louis in search of work. Claude McCoy family visited Glad Mast, John D. Jones owns a new Dexter power washer, Vernice Nyle Bailey and Bud Hauenstein reported a red fox catch. E neat Jones and C T McCoy families visited Ed Rudat. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes.

Jake Shrader Hahn Boys Fred Spangler Bert Hahn Keokuk St. Louis Claude McCoy Glad Mast John D. Jones Vernice Nyle Bailey Bud Hauenstein E Neat Jones John L. Jones C. T. McCoy Ed Rudat

Uncertain Outcome Verdict Questioned by Dustin Stas

A quotation records Dustin Stas stating the investigation result is not uncertain. The line shows a challenge to the notion of an unsettled outcome with a definitive denial.

Dustin Stas

Local News Items From Straw College

Wayne Shalia returned home after a week with his grandmother Mrs. Vertie Kennard and family. Frank, Rita Elaine and George Scriven visited Clyde Kennard's home, while Ferne Bishop spent Thursday night with Ruth Young.

Clyde Kennard Straw College Wayne Shalia George Shalia Tellin Vertie Kennard Frank George Scriven Rita Elaine Clyde Kennards Ferne Bishop Ruth Young

Cooperative termite society avoids internal conflict

The text notes termites never attack each other under natural conditions and function in a perfectly cooperative society. It adds that their actions are instinctive rather than intelligent, though occasionally lacking in efficiency.

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