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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1943

Page

2

Local business news and address changes in Brighton

Rodney and Inez Gowey visited here as luncheon guests of the Howell family. Wayne Knupp and son David move from East Main street to Prairie Flower community. he will join his father Clayde Knupp next year. Annis fur coat Mendoza Beaver size 12 priced 150 for 120. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Murphy receive new address for son William Sk. Murphy 37654440 A PO 181 care of Powimaster Los Angeles. Harold Jarvis to join the army trades his 715 East Jefferson street property for Kennedy estate at 1117 East Main. Modern Appliance store downtown office closes around January 15 and moves to 1117 East Main where Mrs. Minnie Green will run it with her mother Mrs. J. F. Simpson planning to move to 1117 East Main from 420 South Avenue B.

Wayne Knupp David East Main Street Prairie Flower Los Angeles Calif Harold Jarvis East Jefferson Street Kennedy Minnie Green

Gray Locals Reflect Holiday Visits and Illnesses

Gray notices Mrs Frank Snider had the flu last week. Many families share Christmas visits across Riverside and surrounding homes including Spanglers, McConnell, Bleese, Deal, Earnest, Swift and Boshart households. Weather praised. Alaska bound Swift returned from government work.

Wm. C. Longer Gray Frank Snider Pat Moberly Rs. James Kucera Riverside Bert Spangiers Geo. Spangler Christas Pangler Marie Berger Spencer Reed Wm. McConnell Forest Walker Jimmy Fred Bleese Dan Boone Karl Corpman Jesse Nicola Chas. Nicola Glen Been Blossom Alvin Shebeck JoAnn Ruth McEvoy Carolyn Kay Wm. Longer Clarence Pensett Sam Wittmer Ted Givans Evelyn Helen Max J. E. Deal Don Holmes C. W. Earnest Tom Swift Bill Hesseltines Mr. Swift Alaska Clarence Boshart Verla Clinton Mr. Boshart Sarah Boshart Wayland Howard McArlin May E. Martin

Hospital Births and Discharges Noted in City

At the hospital Mr and Mrs Harold Dettwiler 903 West Madison street welcomed a six pound six ounce daughter born at 12 15 yesterday afternoon. Ralph Leffler 8310 North Avenue D was discharged this morning. Mrs Mack Metcalf and daughter Janice Elaine of Winfield and Mrs Garold Wehr and son Larry Wayne of Crawfordsville were discharged yesterday afternoon.

Harold Dettwiler West Madison Street Ralph Leffler North Avenue D Mack Metcalf Janice Elaine Winfield Garold Wehr Larry Wayne Crawfordsville

Local service members on furlough and holiday sales notices

Cpl Paul Kyle arrives from Harrington Kansas for several days furlough and wife expected Saturday. Mrs W S Kyle returns from Kalamazoo Michigan to join family. For sale capons alive or dressed. Tailored coats with fur trim offered by EF M Bridges Co. Various servicemen reported home on leave and shipping dates for duty. Local families host Christmas gatherings with navy, army and air corps members visiting or traveling to posts or ships. Fur coats and sales promotions highlighted by Bridges Co with prices and sizes.

Paul Kyle Harrington Kan Cpl Kyle Army Air Corps W. S. Kyle Kallamazoo Mich Don Kyle Leo Shelangoski Robert Rohrer SM 2 EF. M. Bridges & Co M. L. Brown Iowa City Wilson Putman J. O. Brown Joan San Antonio Texas Bridges Fred Edwards Coppock F.c Raymond F. Edwards Camp Polk Ite Peraid Edwards Rantour William Willmer Wayland Harry Miller Oids Roneidwold Marsh Roy Edawards Brighton Jeanie Dickinson Washington H Edwards Brothers Kk. M. Bridges & Co R. L. Rosas N. C Margaret Keyser Grant EK. M. Bridges & Co Judy Roberta Arthur Ottumwa Nancy Barden Rank Barden Nancy Arthur Redfern Bill Hammer California William BK. Hammer Co. C 86Th Inf. Inz Camp Roberts Calif Bh. M. Bridges & Co

Marshall Chosen Time Man of the Year for 1944

General George C. Marshall, U.S. Army chief of staff, is named Time magazine’s man of the year for transforming a weaker United States into the world’s most defensive military power. Editors considered Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek among other leaders.

Marshall New York Gen Geo. C. Marshall U.S. Army Time United States Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Chiang Kai- Shek

Handy point chart for processed foods details

The notice presents a modest chart listing point values for common processed foods and sizes. It specifies beans excluding certain varieties with two points per pound and notes a specific can size column with a 14 oz plus 1 lb 2 oz reference. It also references an official chart and validity dates in January and February.

Three Classmates Enjoy Reunion at Base on Christmas

Dee 30 Mr and Mrs W E Pearson West Chester received a Christmas letter from their son John Jack transferred from University of Florida to San Antonio Air Base Classification Center Texas He spent Christmas Day with Iowa boys Keith Huber Ted Mayer and Victor Flynn old West Chester schoolmates The reunion followed by a fine Christmas dinner Jack said it was the finest Christmas present He will have been in the Army Air Forces a year January 15 Told he met Iowa boys for first time Pfe Robert L Pearson Scott Field Ill visited over Christmas Younger brother Pvt Willis G Pearson in armored force school Fort Knox Ky did not come home

West Chester Dee W. E. Pearson John Jack University of Florida Gainesville Fla San Antonio Air Base San Antonio Texas Iowa Keith Huber Ted Mayer Victor Flynn Army Air Forces Pfe Robert Ll. Pearson Scott Field, I Pvt Willis G Gordon) Pearson Armored Force Fort Knox

Social Calendar Highlights Week Events

O E S calls meeting with invitation duties and refreshments for visiting members. Pansy Hill club plans a Friday evening gathering with Mrs Lloyd Neis wanger hosting card table folding chairs. United Presbyterian church hosts New Years dinner Saturday noon with meat rolls and desserts. families provide two dishes and table service Norman Schoonover to speak. Monday literature department meets 2 36 p m MyYre Days McLaughlin Rainbow Girls 7 30 p m Masonic temple Daughter of Union Veterans 7 30 p m Legion hall.

Pansy Hill Club and Families Lloyd Neiswanger United Presbyterian Church Norman Schoonover MyYre McLaughlin Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Union Veterans Legion Hall

Entertaining Holiday Tea Hosted by Mrs Hammer

Mrs BE BK Hammer hosted a holiday tea Tuesday afternoon with a three tier crystal centerpiece filled with nuts fruits and pink mistletoe. The display included giant mistletoe and lighted tapers and featured New Mexico sourced nuts fruits and mistletoe from Mrs Haddon James of Silver City. Beverly Brown led the tea table with Frances Miller and Marsha Bailey assisting. out of town guests included Josephine Bailey of Chicago Helen Cunningham of Waukegan IL and Ella Gifford of Davenport.

BE. BK. Hammer New Mexico Haddon James Silver City N. Mex Beverly Brown Frances Miller Marsha Bailey Josephine Bailey Helen Cunningham Waukegan, IL Ella Gifford Davenport

Barbara Murry and Harry Jordan Wed in Grandview

Barbara Murry daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Murry Grandview wed Harry J Jordan son of Mr and Mrs H W Jordan Columbus Junction in a Christmas Eve ceremony at the bride’s home near Grandview The Rev Caleb Larson Community church Grandview officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs Harlan Keltner

Columbus Junction Barbara Murry Charles Murry Grandview Harry J. Jordan H. W. Jordan Caleb Larson Harlan Keltner

Birthday marks for local residents at 84 and 11

Charles E Dayton of Brighton, a Three Quarter Century club member, celebrates his 84th birthday born in Washington county. Twin brothers Robert and Richard Eagle of Pilotburg observe their 11th birthday today.

Charles E. Dayton Brighton The Journal Washington County Robert and Richard Eagle Herman Eagle Pilotburg

Anniversary congratulations for Mr and Mrs D N Anwyl

Today marks 46 years since the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. D N Anwyl. The couple celebrated their long partnership with well wishes from family and friends.

D. N.anwyl

Mrs W Dwyer Accepts Birthday and Wedding Anniversary

Mrs. W. D. Dwyer accepts birthday and wedding anniversary congratulations today, acknowledging well wishes from family and friends.

W. D. Dwyer

Birthday Wishes Extended to Local Residents Today

Birthday congratulations are extended to Mrs. William Murphy of Ainsworth Mrs. Car rie Blake Kathryn Logan Evelyn Cold of Coppock Raymond Rich Madge Brooks of Stringtown Emma Havel and Richard Skola from the community.

William Murphy Ainsworth Carrie Blake Kathryn Logan Evelyn Cold Coppock Raymond Rich Madge Brooks Stringtown Emma Havel Richard Skola

Birthday Anniversary for Bob Downing and Friends

Today marks a birthday anniversary for Bob Downing Ferdin and Skola formerly of Kalona now in service and Mrs Evelyn Eyestone Trask.

Bob Downing Ferdinand Skola Kalona Evelyn Eyestone Trask

Mrs Bey Hosts Navajo Club Meeting

Mrs. Fred Bey welcomed fifteen Navajo club members yesterday afternoon at her home assisted by Mrs. Justus Peterson of Princeton Tl. The gathering featured social needlework and holiday decorations including a Christmas tree. Two course refreshments were served with help from Mrs. E P Stutsman Mrs. Howard McMride and Mrs. A W Yard.

Fred Bey Navajo Club Justus Peterson Princeton Bey E. PF. Stutsmans Howard McMride A. W. Yard

Bridegroom to reside on farm near Grandview

Mrs. W. D Booth and family thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and comforting acts after recent sorrow. We appreciate the kindness and memory of those who shared our loss.

Ter Grandview W. D Booth

Society's Meeting With Mrs. Al Shaw

Bethel Missionary society held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon with eleven members and visitor Mrs. Charley Plecker present. President Mrs. Harry Dye presided as devotion and calendar were led by Mrs. Frank Pearson. Nomination committee was appointed: Mire. Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Foster, Mrs. Grove Letis. Social hour followed with refreshments provided by co hostsesses Mrs. Dell Walker and Mrs. Shaw.

Bethel Missionary Society Alvin Shaw Charley Plecker Harry Dye Frank Pearson Donald Brown Godfrey Juzeler Charles Rothlisberger Grace Shaw Dye Mire. Brown Lloyd Foster Grove Letis Dell Walker Shaw

Mrs Hayes Hosts Grace Hill Aid Meeting

Sixteen members of the Grace Hill Ladies Aid plus two visitors met for an all day quilting event hosted by Mrs Lyle Hayes. The afternoon session was led by Mrs Nelson Woodford with readings and prayers, minutes were read by Mrs Ed Libe, and officers were re elected for another year. The next all day meeting is set for January 5 at the Community building.

Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Paul Deimerly Donald Hayes Lyle Hayes Nelson Woodford Robert Genhinger Ed Libe

Damascus Shrine Meeting at Temple In January Board Party

Damascus Shrine No. 10 held a Tuesday evening session at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Merle Green presiding. Discussion covered a benefit card party planned for January and a ceremonial in March.

Damascus Shrine No. 10 Masonic Temple Merle Green

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Wolf Floral CO Rodney Inez Gowey W. EE. Howell Little’s Furniture Ronnie Cassidy Olds Hirighton W. EK. Howell H J GREEM MAI Vitamin Store N. W. Corner 7Th & Locust Des Moines U.S.P Sage News Week Magazine LeMmon’s Jewelry C Lemmon John W. Lemmon Optometrists O.E.S Harry Jordan Mrs. Bey Society al Shaw Mrs. Hayes Grace Hill Damascus Armed Services National Bank of Washington Home Circle the National Bank of Washington Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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