Mrs Mildred Watson Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs Mildred Watson underwent a major operation at University Hospital in Iowa City today.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1937
Page
2
Mrs Mildred Watson underwent a major operation at University Hospital in Iowa City today.
Miss Phyllis Flenner of Des Moines plans to arrive tomorrow night to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs T A Flenner. Minnie Landau a teacher in Anamosa schools arrives today to visit her mother Mrs Anna Landau. Mrs Orin Romine of Keota shopped in Washington while Dr and Mrs E D Miller of Wellman were in town on business.
Local social notes from North Prairie report a Sunday oyster supper hosted by Ray Schulty with guests including Dee and Charlotte Haller Doris Young visiting from Iowa City spends two weeks with Elizabeth Young. Donald Smith and Claire Neff families travel between Iowa City Washington and Winfield for visits. Helen Schrader spent weekend with Mrs Harold Schulty.
The Y M C A plans a NBC broadcast on Thursday evening at 7:30 discussing What System of Medical Care Should We Have. Speakers include Dr. Arthur C. Christie Dr. Gilbert W. Haigh and Dr Kingsley Roberts. Dr C A Boice highly recommends Christie. The program is part of a joint series with NBC the League for Political Education and the Y M C A.
Jud Tunkins argues that a good servant blends obedience with discreet defiance, using careful disobedience as a practical art to serve better.
Virginia Moore underwent an appendectomy last night. Mrs. Merrill Krueger and her son Larry Joseph Krueger of Haskins were dismissed this morning.
The Trinity Lutheran program lists carols recitations and solos for children and adults led by Rev. Theodore C Meibohm. Highlights include readings What Makes Christmas Babe of Bethlehem The First Christmas Carol and a broadcast at 6 am followed by 6 30 Christmas services with solos and a chorus.
Mr and Mrs Troy Forinash and son Jerry spent Sunday visiting West Chester hosts Mr and Mrs Fred Forinash with guests Mr and Mrs Will Embree Mr and Mrs Irvin Coffey and Miss Ruth Haffin in attendance.
Miss Margaret Mahin visits home from Cleveland while Miss June Mahin and Paul Mahin also return for the holidays. The community Christmas tree at United Presbyterian church shines with blue spruce lights. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGraw, Howard McBride, and Howard Miller families, visit and attend dinners. Grant Davis returns from business college in Chillicothe Missouri. Lola Coppock visits from Simpson College. Mrs. Mable Cox and son Dean see Mrs. Wheeler after her ice fall. Larry and Bill Trotter return from Coe College for vacation. Mrs. Jessie Moore moves to town to live with A. B. Moore. Carl Dunbar hosts Christmas dinner with Fred Hawkins family and others.
The United States Civil Service Commission is an independent three member body appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate. A potluck dinner and Christmas exchange are described as annual group events. Mrs Romoser visited Mrs Carie Page Romoser of Oskaloosa and spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Orley Page.
Haskins residents will gather Thursday night for a Christmas pageant at the church followed by stereoptical pictures and a lunch of sandwiches pie and coffee in the basement a children’s treat and an invitation to all.
The 1937 state legislature enacted an act forbidding the killing of bald eagles and osprey at any time of year in Michigan.
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