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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

6

Breakfast and a newspaper bring a lovers reunion

Bin Straker reads a personal ad while eating breakfast from a paper laid as a cloth. Robin Straker arrives, mistaken as the man sought, and a chilly meeting leads to a reconciliation as Frances, Polly, and Bin glimpse a hopeful future.

Tobin Straker Bin No Man's Land Robin Straker John Street Frances Straker North Pole Robin Robin Shaker Rina Mexico Polly Pelly Newenapes

Sizing Them Up Our First Impression of a Man

A Los Angeles Times column notes that initial judgments of a man are inversely related to the size of the lodge pin he wears, suggesting appearance may mislead.

Los Angeles Times

YWCA Christmas Party With Santa Delights Washington Kids

A Washington YWCA Christmas party invited 130 children to the tree as Santa Claus distributed gifts. Camp Fire Girls and junior high students organized dolls and toys, with Ceremonies led by Miss Ruby Washburn and Miss MecCreedy. Volunteers from the YWCA board, merchants, and Scouts aided in wrapping, sorting, and delivering treats and gifts to attending children.

Washington Ruby Washburn MecCreedy Y. W. Board Leater Orr Geo. Dowell Cox Camp Fire Betty Ward Santa Claus Y’s Clayton Nicholson Mrs. Nicholson F. W. Eastwood Mrs. Dowell Evelyn Nebergall Virginia Rohrer Maxine Daxter Betty Kolosick Betty Michels Anna Marie Brinning Carol Gray June Putnam Frances Sartor Y. W. C. A Board Lester Orr George Dowell Y. W Leigh Soule Y. M Margaret Shaffer Wilma Jean Shuman Bobby Wayne Shuman Darlene Young Dickie Young Dorothea Nicholson Margaret Nicholson Shirley Ann Bowser Roratta Bowser Ferne Bowser Baby Bowser Helen Paton Clifford Poiton Betty Payne Earl Payne Billie Payne Max Haffrey Elinor Turner Ethel Turner David Turner Charles Turner James Turner Taylor Crayton Leona Maclemore Sherman Balew Esther Howard Phillis Glasgow Ann Glasgow Lawrence Glasgow Lois Glasgow Jean Murphy Bill Murphy Jackie Shaw Jean Vinton Gladys Vinton Bill Vinton Clarence Collet Beatrice Collet Mary Collet Jessie Gray Wulard Gray Merla Ward Dorothy Ward Mary Hysel Truman Hysel Shirley McDoll Dana Watson Ruth Anderson Nellie Anderson Harry Anderson

Havre Social Club Holds Christmas Meeting

The Havre Social club met at Mrs. Will Miller's home Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. John Erienbush, attended. The meeting opened by the retiring president Mrs. Elmer Mason, and new officers will take positions at the next meeting with Mrs. Joan Gamon in three weeks. Christmas gifts were placed on the tree and exchanged. Mr. Lee Hessertine led entertainment. refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Fred Breese and Mrs. Kimer Mason. Sixteen members attended.

Ards Havre Will Miller John Erienbush Elmer Mason Joan Gamon Lee Hessertine Fred Breese Kimer Mason

Pythian Circle Christmas Party Held At Mrs Brindley Home

The Pythian Circle met Wednesday at 4141 Mrs Don Brindley home for a Christmas party with decorations candles and a white elephant exchange led by two members. A program followed with The Gift of the Magi read Silent Night on the pianograph and a German duet to finish. Each member contributed a monetary gift for later circle decision.

Pythian Circle Don Brindley O'Henry

Local church dinner yields smaller receipts this year

The Methodist church bazaar and dinner in the church parlors drew a large crowd but raised $50.00, less than in prior years. Reverend Shook conducted a funeral in Sigourney, Superintendent Butterworth and family visited Iowa City, and Mrs J A Marsh also visited. The high school junior play is set for December 28 with Wade Lemanton and others in the cast. The United Presbyterian and Methodist churches will hold union Week of Prayer meetings. Wim Crawford returned from Des Moines. Christmas sale proceeds at the school totaled $12.54. Leo McCaleb and Phillip Coppock returned from Chicago.

Methodist Bargaan Shook Little Son Sigourney Butterworth J. A. Marsh Iowa City Hilda Olde Wim, Crawford Des Moines Leo McCaleb Phillip Coppock Chicago

Forty five dolls given to guests at Y Christmas party

Photographer Guther captured forty five doll babies smiling at a Y holiday party with junior high pupils funding them. Seventh grade girls dressed the dolls and sewed tiny black shoes after the photo session.

Guther Sehood Rade

Christmas Play Promises Busy Baptist and U.P. Schools

West Chester community schedules a Christmas program Saturday December 24 at 7:00 p m with a play and carols led by the Baptist and U P Sunday schools. Readings songs and a Chichian Endeavor act follow with a social time and refreshments after.

West Chester The Baptist and U. P Gordon Pearson Russel Walton Charles Johnson Elizabeth Wells Jr. Walton David Monroe Ruth Mary Johnson

Jackson Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Pleasant Plain School

Announcement for a Jackson Township Farm Bureau meeting at Pleasant Plain school on Thursday December 22 at ? o clock p m. The program is described as good and a group from the bureau will attend.

Jackson Township Farm Bureau Pleasant Plain School

Shiloh Notes Local Family Updates and Flu Concerns

Shiloh columnist reports Ross Van Nostrand John Wagner John Gamble Mac DeLong Fred Burger and Chas Caldwell sold sheep to a Cedar Rapids firm Friday. Burdell Donaldson family dined Sunday at Bert Donaldson home. Donald Arthur, ill with pneumonia, showing some improvement. Flu remains prevalent. Shi toh school held Christmas name exchange for next Friday. Wishing readers a prosperous New Year.

Ross van Nostrand John Wagner John Gamble Mac DeLong Fred Burger Chas Caldwell Cedar Rapids Burdell Donaldsen Bert Donaldson Donald Arthur Dave Schantz Shitoh Toree

Christmas Supper Planned at Bethel Church

East Jackson notes a Sunday school of 70 at Bethel with all 11 beginners present. A Christmas supper is set for Friday evening with a program and tree, Santa visiting, and Mr George Reed absent from Sunday services.

East Jackson Bethel Fielher Lee George Reed C. J. Wolfe Lieyd Foster

Wellman Store Proprietor Cranks Chevrolet, Injured

Cordelie A. Praden Wellman reports George Gingerich, proprietor of the Joe town store north of Weilman, broke his right arm Saturday morning while cranking a Chevrolet track. The attending physician transported him to town for X rays.

Wellman George Gingerich Joetown Weilman

Local Couple Welcomes Baby Richard Allan Stephens

Mr and Mrs Richard Stephens of Ainsworth announce the birth of a boy named Richard Allan born at Washington County Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. He weighs 7 pounds 7 ounces. Florence Krause was the bride of Richard Stephens.

Richard Stephens Ainsworth Washington County Hospital Richard Allan Stephens Florence Krause Joseph Hinl

West Chester Hosts Washington Junior College Music Night

The West Chester Methodist church welcomed a Washington junior college quartet and trio with Misses Helen and Kathleen Coffey. The program featured spirituals, Christmas numbers, and children's songs. The Queen Esther circle sponsored the event, closing with song and prayers as a fitting finale.

West Chester Washington Junior College Hlen Kathleen Coffey Aung Helen Coffey William Stewart Milas Thompson Karl Kindig Harvey Coulter Velda Parcell Helen Alcorn Vernette Johnson Ainsworth Washington Queen Esther Circle

Pleasant Hill News Notices and Christmas Preparations

Pleasant Hill reports the Pence funeral in Lockridge Iowa and the Stiles family learning of a son’s death. Raymond Witting returns for two week Christmas vacation from Parsons College. Teachers attend a Des Moines convention. Local families host visitors and plan a Pleasant Hill school program, Christmas program, and tree at the church, inviting all.

Pleasant Hill Homer’ Kephart A. B. Carr Samuel Pence Lockridge Iowa Mary Stiles Fred Telford Will Stiles Earl Sashant Lioyd Neiswanger David Sam Sigafoose Raymond Witting Parson's College Madge Keegan Des Moines Howard Wittrns Dale Darbyshires Crawfordsville Will Miller Clycle Lambert

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