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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1934

Page

5

Double Seven Club and Local Bridge Notices

Society reports and social items emphasize deadlines and events. The Double Seven bridge club met at Mrs. Huston’s home near Wyman with eleven members, high score by Miss Mildred Duvall, holiday decor and a gift exchange. Other notes cover Kensington club gift exchange, Do A L P club Christmas party, Tuesday Bridge Club at Ainsworth, Delta Dek Bridge Club officers, Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting, and Rebekah regular meeting.

Double Seven Bridge Club Paul Huston Wyman Mildred Duvall Paul Guy Huston Ainsworth Kensington Club Lucy Simkins Jessie Moore Ruth Norris Nora Spessard Delta Dek Bridge Club Juanita Mathers Buenneke Grace Stone Violet Lambert

Four candidates voted in for January initiation

Routine business was performed and four candidates were voted in to be initiated probably at the meeting of January 4. One evening guest, Mrs. Thompson of Marshalltown, is spending the winter here with her daughter Mrs. M. D. See.

Thompson Marshalltown M. D. See

Homebuilders Class Elects New Officers at Christmas Supper

The Homebuilders Sunday school class of the Christian Church held a Christmas pot luck supper at the church last night. Mrs. Er. O. Harter presided as president with new officers elected: Mrs. Ralph McCreedy president, Mrs. Renny Schantz vice president, Mrs. Payne Craig secretary, and Mr Ray Rathmel treasurer. The group, formed in January 1934, has doubled in size and comprises the church's youngest married members.

The Christian Church Payne Craig Wilbur Harter Er. O. Harter Ralph McCreedy Renny Schantz

Christmas social calendar for Rebekahs Rainbow Girls

A series of holiday events announced for December details include a Saturday dinner with a six o clock supper and a demand to bring two dishes plus own table service. The Rebekah annual Christmas dinner is set for Saturday night at 6:30 at the hall with two dishes per family and sandwiches. Rainbow Girls host a Christmas initiation with a 6:15 covered dish dinner and a 7:30 initiation, inviting Masons and Eastern Stars to bring a dish and own service.

Jetel Rebekahs Rainbow Girls

DeMolays Set 7 30 Meeting To Elect Mayor

DeMolays will convene at 7 30 Monday night and members are urged to attend to elect the DeMolay mayor.

Rural Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Griges Home

Thursday the Rural Woman's Club holds an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Orville Griges. Members will knot comforts and bring a darning needle and a sack lunch for the session.

Rural Woman's Club Orville Griges

May Deduct Sales Tax Payments on State Income Tax

Iowa tax official says taxpayers may deduct sales tax payments on 1985 state income tax filings. Proof required. exemptions for gasoline taxes and auto license fees. Burden on the taxpayer to show receipts. impact expected to be limited for 1955 returns.

Iowa Daily Press Bureau John W. Foster State Board of Assessment and Review Foster

Junior College Christmas Dance at School

The junior college held a Christmas dance in the high school gym last night with Boyd's orchestra. A larger crowd than usual attended, including alumni and guests. The party committee included Jean Moore Mae Caviness Betty Stephen George Means Eddie Barker and Peter Jungbluth. Decorations featured two trees streamers and red green white balls. A next event is not yet scheduled.

Boyd Jean Moore Mae Caviness Betty Stephen George Means Eddie Barker Peter Jungbluth

Birthday Listings Brighten Community Themed Column

Local birthday notices celebrate a string of residents across Washington area. Helen Little marks her birthday as her health improves, Ruth McGraw and others plan dinners and greetings. Mrs. Sam Marsh, Miss Ruth Haffen, Elmer Sojka, Kathryn Bartosky, and several others receive well wishes.

Ruth Haffen J. KE. Coffey West Chester

Patriotic Society Plans School Club Network in Iowa

Invitations went out for a Saturday meeting of township leaders in Washington County to plan Sons and Daughters of the United States of America clubs. The event includes a noon cooperative dinner, DAR sponsorship, and guidance from county superintendent Lester Krabill as teachers promote patriotic education nationwide.

Washington County The Sons and Daughters of the United States of America National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution Lester Krabill Iowa Frances Cherry Washington Lucille Forgey Edna Purvis Orville Elder Velma Stafford English River Agnes Kepler Lime Creek Edna Hendryx Seventy Irene Saunders Cedar Florence Thomas Jackson Winnie Belter Highland Martha Mathers Oregon Myrtle Lee Marion Esther Ginkens Brighton Bernice Howell Clay Nellie Wiley Gertrude Anderson Franklin Frances Kleese Dutch Creek Glenn Miller Noble Vera Harvey United States

Declam Winners Announced for Local Contests

J A Taylor announced the winners of a local declamation contest. Girls Iowa Nine entries include Catherine Masson in oratorical, Rachel Johnston in humor, Elizabeth Thorne in dramatic. Boys Iowa Nine participants are Milly Cox in humor, Robert Stevens in oratorical, Daryl Wetters in dramatic. Keokuk hosts mid January.

J. A. Taylor Iowa Charles Tear Donald Wheelan Max Allen

Damascus Shrine No. 10 Announce Meeting Change

Damascus Shrine No 10 will dispense with this regular meeting. The next regular session is set for January 29. The notice provides a brief update on scheduling.

Damascus Shrine

Hepburn Stars in The Little Minister at State Theater

Katharine Hepburn headlines RKO Radiopictures version of Barries The Little Minister opening at the State theater Christmas Day. Productions recreate Thrums Scotland with a full village set and notable cast including John Beal as the minister Alan Hale as Bob Dow and Richard Wallace directing.

Katharine Hepburn Rko-Radio James Barrie Thrums Kirriemuir California Hills Barrie Rintoul Rob Dow Nanny Harrie Miss Hepbury John Beal Alan Hale Bob Dow Richard Wallace

Barber Ted Dalton Returns After Flu Illness

Ted Dalton returns to his barber shop after a few days away due to flu and resumes work yesterday afternoon.

Ted Dalton

District Legion Conference Plans in Washington Year’s End

Commander Aaron Stafford of Leon Beatty port leads preparations for the district Legion conference to be held in Washington on New Year’s night. Posts from across the first congressional district are expected to attend. Mother Commander McCabe of Mt. Pleasant is to be present.

Aaron Stafford Leon Beatty Port Washington First Congressional District Imother McCabe Mt. Pleasant

Oldest American minister Rev August Beard dies in Connecticut

Norwalk Connecticut December 22 January 22 Rev August Beard aged 111 is described as the oldest minister in the United States and the oldest Yale graduate. He marked his birthday last May 7 by preaching at the Congregational church in Norwalk where he long served.

Norwalk Conn August Beard 6Th United States Yale Congregational

Local families gather for Christmas visits across towns

Miss Edna Lewis arrives from Tulsa to spend holidays with her mother Mrs. Rose Lewis and to stay through winter in Tulsa. Carolyn McCleery comes from Port Byron to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Livingston and sons Dave and Bob of Park Ridge arrive for a few days. Aileen Milligan visits Guthrie Center home. Aliee McDaniel, Wim Stewart, Harlan McCreedy and others join relatives for a festive family Christmas at various homes. Esther McCreedy plans to meet Rees Gallo Way and children in Waterloo for a driving holiday visit.

Edna Lewis Tulsa Oklahoma Peabody College Rose Lewis Carolyn McCleery Port Byron D. P. Livingston and Sons Dave Bob Park Ridge Ss. W. Livingston Aileen Milligan Guthrie Center W. D. Milligan Aliee McDaniel Onslow Wim Stewart Fred L. Stewart Harlan McCreedy David McCreedy Belleview Esther McCreedy Rees Gallo Bill Jack Rachel Ann Waterloo

Millions Added to Relief Rolls in Year Says AFL

The American Federation of Labor reports five million more people were added to relief rolls over the past year and relief costs have more than doubled, in Washington, D. C. official remarks.

Washington D. C Dee. Ue American Federation of Labor Today

Lemke Says Farm Bloc Aims to Force Early Vote

Representative William Lemke of North Dakota says the farm bloc in Congress plans an early vote on the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill. It would authorize issuance of several billion dollars of new currency.

Washington, D. c William Lemke North Dakota Congress Frazier

Christmas Party Brought By Masons and Eastern Stars

In Ainsworth on Wednesday the Masons and Eastern Stars hosted a Christmas party at the Masonic hall with about fifty attendees. A pot luck supper preceded a program featuring Dr Mahin leading, Mary Lord solo, Marian Stephens recitation, Mabel Thomas solo, Praneis Beal, a male quartet including Will McConnell and Orville Thoma.

Ainsworth Masons and Masonic Hall Mahin Mrs Mary Lord Marian Stephens Mabel Thomas Solo Praneis Beal Dr. Mahin Will McConnell Orville Thoma

Reading Club Program Recital and Christmas Party Notes

Carl Basseler and Beverly Butterworth with Lois Pearson led a Reading event featuring Marie Cole and Tracy Norris. Highlighted musical items included Mellaphone and instrumental pieces by Joyce Butterworth and Richard Lee. Santa helped with gifts. committees for the party covered program, kitchen, and tables with local residents named.

Carl Basseler Beverly Butterworth Lois Pearson Reading Marie Colethurnt Tracy Norris Joyce Butterworth Richard Lee Arthaud Dorothy Pearson Latimer Davis George Lord Ek. W. Spessard Howard Stewart Will McConeall Earl O'Conner C. A. Walker

Lois Holland Chosen Deputy Recorder's Office

Mrs. R. L. Coulter announces Lois Holland will serve as deputy recorder when the new term begins January first. Holland has worked as deputy under Mrs. John Green and the current recorder, Miss Katherine Flynn, for the past two years and is familiar with the office duties.

R. L. Coulter Lois Holland Miss Holland John Green Katherine Flynn Mra Coulter

Baptist Pastors to Meet at Ames Dee Dormitory

Rev. A. A. Wing will attend a three day Baptist Pastor's retreat in Ames Dee. The gathering will be held in a college dormitory with fellowship recreation and inspiration. Dr. H. W. Virgin of Chicago and Pr. Bar Pieres of Minneapolis are the two special speakers.

A. A. Wing Ames Dee H. W. Virgin Chicago Pr. Bar Pieres Minneapolis

Jones Named to Head Commandery

J. A. Jones was elected eminent commander of Bethlede's commandery Knights Templar at the annual election yesterday evening to succeed Judge Charles A. Dewey. Zear Hinshaw was elected generalissime T. L. Brookhart captain general Cloyee Gau senior warden K F Shannon junior warden Dr F Witzie man prelate George L Meban iel treasurer and A W Yard recorder

J. A. Jones Bethlede Knights Templar Charles A. Dewey Zear Hinshaw T. L. Brookhart Cloyee Gau't K.F. Shannon Dr. F. ©. Witzieman George L. Mebaniel A. W. Yard

CCC to Admit New Recruits in Early January

An expected intake of about 16 219 15 placement recruits will join the Civilian Conservation Corps between January 1 and January 13, announced by Robert Fechner, director of the CCC. The enrollment aims to raise overall strength to 270 000.

Washington, PD Dee Civilian Conservation Corps Robert Fechner Aung Scsoo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Double Seven DO Alp. Club D. A. PL Eluh Mabel Thompson Mildred Stephens E . Delta Dek Bridge Club Ainsworths W. HL. Mls Woman's Home Missionary Sociely Margaret Mahin Kate Annas Eva Clegg Mary O'Conner Rebekah Perity and E. M. Bridges & Co Beauty Christian Church Homebuilders Party Helen Little Mrs Lloyd Little West Madison Street Ruth McGraw Sam Marsh Ainaworth Elmer Sojka Grant Prairie School Kathryn Bartosky Myeme Buricn Charles Adams Pilotburg Marguerite Vodicka R. L. McGuain Hickory Jean Jarrard Wilma Jean Snyder Mela Horak Jacckson Walter Bunny’) Barnett Carl Hedges Glenna Rose Hines Will Matuelha Joe Hines W. W. Soule Whittentown Leigh Soule Washington YY M. C A. Hi Betty Soule Mrs Soule School Patriotic Society District Legion America Lemke Merle Green Graham Organization C. E. Schmitt Mer Graham Department Stores Oetjen Seed Store Blanche PO Pastor's Retreat CCC Christmas Washington Fruit Market Clarence Dacoty Harold Mang Hd M Tire Service Casey’s Cafe
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