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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1938

Page

8

J C Penney to Give Christmas Bonus Worldwide

The J C Penney company will distribute a special Christmas bonus during the week before Christmas to more than 306000 employees, including Washington and Iowa associates. Board members voted the extra 1938 remuneration in recognition of loyal service. One full year of service earns two extra weeks of salary, shorter periods receive proportional pay.

J. C. Penney Company Washington Iowa Board of Directors Penney Company

United Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Ainsworth

In Ainsworth on Thursday the United Presbyterian Missionary Society gathered with Mrs. Mary Townsend hosting. Fourteen attended as the group planned postmeeting activities and a New Year’s dinner for December 21. Local residents also report visits to Iowa City and Moline, a new car purchase, and a school pot luck with Christmas gift exchanges.

Ainsworth United Presbyterian Missionary Society Mary Townsend Jessie Pressly Naomi White Annetta McConnell Edith Richards Lucille Anderson Etta Marsh Mabel Keiper Ruth Norris Iowa City Don Rabenold Chevrolet J. A. Marsh R. BE. Mcfarland

Roosevelt maps five messages to new Congress

President Roosevelt plans an opening message plus four special messages for the new Congress set to convene January 3. Proposals include a railways rehabilitation program, defense appropriations, social security expansion, and a national health program with a proposed $50.6 million appropriation. a budget message will follow in days.

Congress Executive White House Joint Management-Labor Committee Special Advisory Inter-Departmental Committee Josephine Roche

Charles Durian Jr ill. bus service temporarily disrupted

Chas Durian Jr ill after returning from Iowa City on his bus. He showed a slight improvement but remains very sick and bedridden for weeks. Ray Kemp will drive the bus in his absence. Several local residents visited Iowa City and Washington, including Mrs. C C Gardner, Mrs Myrtle Simmerman and Robert Ridwell, and Mr and Mrs Harry Huber and Mrs Melvin Lyte.

Frank Wilson Wellman Chas. Durian, Jr Iowa City Miller Ray Kemp C. C. Gardner Myrtle Simmerman Robert Ridwell Harry Huber Melvin Lyte Washington Howard Sitler Clark Drown

Local Notables and Health Notes from Davenport

A garage on Cherry Avenue is under construction on a lot owned by a local resident. Ruth Church of Immaculate Conception academy Davenport will holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Church. Howard Schabilion has returned from the Veterans hospital Des Moines after treatment. Mrs Oscar Huff and daughters of Wisconsin have stayed with the J A Harbison family. Mrs Virgil Ronnichsen is ill with scarlet fever.

Ing Cherry Avenue Ruth Church Immaculate Conception Academy Davenport Harry Church Howard Schabilion Veterans’ Hospital Des Moines Oscar Huff Wisconsin J. A

Members of S S Class Host December Party at Fulton Home

The S S class taught by Mrs. W D Booth gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarance Fulton for a pot luck dinner and gift exchange. Attendees included Rev and Mrs C FE Strong, the Booths, Mouser family Marilyn, the Bensons, the Gamons, the Caves, the Booths, and Troy Forinash and Jerry from West Chester.

Prairie Flower S. S W. D. Booth Clarance Fulton Gamon C. FE. Strong Stanley Mouser Marilyn Rolland Benson William Gamon Marjorie Donald Cave Earl Booth Troy Forinash and Jerry West Chester

Fulton Yuletide Party Marks Likely Last Hosting

The Fulton family hosted a Yuletide gathering with the class, likely their final entertainment before moving near Crawfordsville in spring. Frances Porter visited Henry Witthoft home. Thelma Benson teaches at White Oak where Mr Benson won a fine blanket in a Christmas program.

Fultons Crawfordsville Frances Porter Francis Witthoft Henry Witthoft Clara Lucille Ellis William Finke George Miller Fred Emma Schroeder Clarence Fulton Rolland Benson White Oak Thelma Benson Benson S. S&s

Sheet Metal Work for Furnaces and Roofing

Repairs and installations included furnace work blowers smoke and blower pipes spouting roofing hog waterers and chicken waterers non freezable.

D A McAffee Builds Corn Crib at Columbus Junction Farm

D A McAffee is constructing a large corn crib on his farm at the northwest edge of Columbus City. Mr and Mrs Glenn Woodruff are the parents of a son born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Baird of Hammond Indiana are visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Halle Hanft. Dr FE W McWilliams is having-

Martha Butler Columbus Junction D. A. McAffee Columbus City Glenn Woodruff Cecil Baird Hammond Ind Halle Hanft FE. W. McWilliams

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