Crawford Home Hosts 500 Club Evening
A 500 club gathering at the Crawford home on Wednesday evening featured three tables with Si Trotter earning high score honors. A one course luncheon followed, hosted by the hostess and Mrs Lee Norris.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1944
Page
3
A 500 club gathering at the Crawford home on Wednesday evening featured three tables with Si Trotter earning high score honors. A one course luncheon followed, hosted by the hostess and Mrs Lee Norris.
The Rock Island Lines announce its Fourth War Loan buy of 85.7 million dollars, allocating 25 thousand dollars to each Iowa county through which the line runs, part of a wider 14 state effort to meet quotas.
Funeral services were held in the Methodist church in Conesville for Mrs Nellie E Chapman 62 a longtime resident. Burial followed in the Conesville cemetery according to Martha Butler of Columbus Junction Iowa reports.
The average weekly pay in industry rose from $11.53 in 1910 to $42.49 by 1942, an increase of about 250 percent over the period.
A miscellany of quips and proverbs about marriage, shopping, gender roles, and small town humor. Nostalgic lines on nails, twins, bankers, cattlemen, and TV theater prizes mix with light banter and jokes about women and men.
Lexington circle met with Mrs John Fladung Bertha and Dorothy A cooperative dinner was enjoyed at noon The day was spent sewing carpet rags for the hostess During the afternoon a valentine exchange was held Guests included Ruby Sharp and Miss Vogel of Wellman The next meeting will be with Mrs Wm Flynn March and Mrs Flading displayed souvenirs from her son Omer stationed in Hawaii
Mrs. John Frame and Mrs. Floyd Martin co hosted a shower at Frame home for Mrs. W. R. Murphy. Guests wrote advice for the bride as she opened packages, with a blue and white decor theme. Attendants included Mrs. Ernest Salladay, Mrs. Earl Steele, Mrs. Ernest Wagner, Eula Mae Coon, and others.
A lineup of married women and individuals includes Mrs. George Canott Mrs. Howard Pearson Mrs. Elmer Steele Mrs. Wilbur Chalupa Mrs. John Krotz Mrs. John Quinn Mrs. Ira Coon Linda Wagner Mrs. Sidney Coon Sidney Alan Mrs. Melvin Soukup Jimmy Mrs. Ralph Walsh Mrs. Lewis Coon Mrs. Joe W Krotz Mrs. Burke McCreedy Mrs. Herbert Campbell Mrs. Milford McCreedy Mrs. Hilton Coon Mrs. Raymond Coon Mrs. Ralph Boyd Mrs. Delbert Brumfield Mrs. Everett Coon Mrs. James Murphy Mrs. Everett Lewis Betty Jean Martin and William Lewis.
Thirty-one members of the Literature department and a visitor attended the Fortnightly club meeting at the YWCA. Leila Anderson led the session with programs. Margaret Stiles described The Crypt of Civilization at State University of Town and its contents to be opened in 2113. Thelma Luther reviewed Emily Kimbrough’s We Followed Our Hearts about a Hollywood trip and writing Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Mrs.
During the social hour refreshments were served by the committee Mrs. T. RR. Gillespie Kathryn Latta Nellie Tripp and Mary Welch. Miss Anderson presided at the refreshment table which had been arranged with valentine appointments.
Sgt Walter Sell and wife visited Mrs and Mrs C E Farrier at Sandy Hook during furlough. They helped celebrate Farrier’s wedding anniversary on Feb 4 with a Sunday dinner for 41 guests and an afternoon gathering of eight. Guests included the Sells and many Farrier and Rich family members.
On Tuesday Sgt and Mrs Sell Mr and Mrs Joe Rich and Wilda Mrs C FE Farrier and Shirley visited friends and relatives in Wayland. A winter return halted plowing and discing stalks. Farrier with neighbors sawed a large pile of wood. A new grandson arrived at the hospital to Mr and Mrs Taylor E Stout born on the 7th weighing 7 lbs 7 oz. Mrs H W Mineart hosted relatives for supper in honor of her sister Elizabeth Murray birthday and Lincoln anniversary. The Mineart and Laman s ky families attended. Sgt Harrison Hesseltine was home on furlough this week.
A special grand jury meets at 10 a m in Ottumwa to review evidence from a three week probe of alleged payoff racketeering. Wapello County Attorney John D. Moon and state agents led the investigation. G E Rhoads safety commissioner and Herbert Barg former hotel clerk face conspiracy charges.
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