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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

5

Wellman Family Gatherings Mark Holiday Weekends

A Wellman family notes column lists numerous relatives visiting and hosting over Christmas and New Year. Attendees include Semler and Millice families from Kirksville and Kalona, plus guests from Muscatine Hillsboro and Cedar Rapids. Several dinners, visits, and weddings are mentioned with kin from Iowa City to Washington.

Frank Wilson Wellman Henry Semler Charles Semler Corrine Kirksville Henry Millice Bertha Chase Millice Yind Jimmy Frank Brush Howard Dorothea. Capper John Witthoft W. R. Stryker Veda Misenheimer North Carolina Washington E. C. Jones Carl Oldfield E. N. Foster E. C. Foster Cedar Rapids Madge Jones Harry Jones John Phillips Chicago Paul Hoffman New York City W. S. McIntosh Roy Teets Everette Teets Dale Kalona Earnie Gearhart Leah Fairfield Leo Kinsinger John DeFree

Rita Teslik's Arm Injury After Stairs Fall

East Highland report notes five year old Rita Teslik daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Teslik fell downstairs Friday morning and broke her arm. The piece recalls a prior incident where she was kicked by a horse, injuring her upper jaw and causing tooth loss.

Fran Mincer East Highland Rita Edd Teslik Marie Swailes Union Dale Ray Torbes Leroy Wilbur Mary Dvorak Ernest Petree Joe W. Dvorak Frank Mincer Joseph Hester Leona Austin Collins Junior Wilma Mincer Everette Rath Elmer Draper Lone Tree Ralph Bopp Paul Rotenburger Margery Elmer Bernard Idle Rosella Bopp John Bopp Glenn Lambert Gail Murdock

Judy Garland Debuts Nervous Yet Notable First Love Scene

Judy Garland discusses her first grown up love scene opposite Douglas McPhail in Little Nellie Kelly at the State Theatre. She recalls nerves and desire for a special look, but performs in a gingham outfit with a red bow, recognizing her rise toward stardom.

Judy Garland Douglas McPhail Nellie Kelly George M. Cohan State Theatre Judy

Christmas Visits Fill Burlington Homes

Henry Frymek and daughter Ruby visited relatives in Burlington for several days. Mrs. Anna Lear hosted her children and families for Christmas dinner. The Mincer and related families gathered at multiple homes for Christmas Day meals.

Henry Frymek Ruby Burlington Edd Teslik Joseph E. Mincer Mickey Delaney Bud Francis Rummelhart Great Lakes Training Station Anna Lear Frankie Mincer Gary Gayle Austin Collins Junior Lloyd Wasson Wilma Joseph Hester Leona Mincer Frank Mincer R. A. Stolley Betty Gail Murdock Frank Minecr

Judy Garland star in Little Nellie Kelly grows in fame

Judy Garland discusses the weight of being a star for her first solo starring film Little Nellie Kelly. Director Norman Taurog reassures her to focus on acting and singing, while she balances picture work with music studies and tutors. The film casts George Murphy Douglas McPhail and Charles Winninger in key roles with Irish themed songs woven into the story.

Norman Taurog Judy Nellie Kelly Colleen New York George Murphy Douglas McPhail

Frey Family Hosts Christmas Guests in Noble

Noble notes Christmas visits as Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Frey host relatives including August Zieglowsky and Joe Wittmer. A Bicher church pageant, plus multiple gatherings with the Frey and Weston families, mark the holiday period. New residents Mr. and Mrs. John Reshley relocate to town and Milton Frey and son Donald return to Chicago.

J. A. Frey Noble O. F. Frey August Zieglowsky Haskins Joe Wittmer Wayland Milton Frey Donald Chicago Silas Zehran Manson J R. Kauffman Fairfield J. M. Rich Edith Wayne Elmer Smith Keosauqua Vernon Orlan Earl Frey Francis Coon Janet Columbus Junction A. Rich Winfield Roy Frey Yarmouth Dave Richard Roger Raymond Nicholson Annabell Fredrick Lucile Floyd Redley Edward Olds Everette Weston Dale Good John Reshley Joe Mast

Haskins Family News Marks New Year Quietly

Mrs Clara Godlove reports Haskins news Jan 2 1940 with church and family visits in town and nearby areas. Mr J R McCreedy and Ross traveled to West Point for a goose dinner with Ralph and family. Guests at Noble included Mr and Mrs BE Frey and Mrs Raymond Coon with Janet. A G Gault Cloyce of Washington visited D H Peters and G C Ebner hosted Neal Sands from New Jersey and his father A E Sands of Ainsworth.

Clara Godlove Haskins J. R. McCreedy Ross West Point Ralph BE. J. Frey Raymond Coon Janet Noble A. G. Gault Cloyce Washington D. H. Peters A. E. Sands Ainsworth Neal New Jersey G. C. Ebners Jim Bean Donald Richard

Family and community notes from Haskins area

A Lone Tree family story mentions Mr and Mrs Geo Wall with A M Gordon and Lee Nicholson shipping hogs in a double deck car from Haskins Monday. The Dr visited the Keating home and noted gradual signs of improvement for Jennie. Visitors include Mrs Sue Thoma and Mrs Godlove at Alex McCreedy’s. A New Year greeting closes the item with warm wishes.

Geo. Wall A. M. Gordon Lee Nicholson Haskins Keating Jennie John Sue Thoma God Love Alex McCreedy

Riverside Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs George Bauer of Iowa City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Rupert C Rummelhart in Riverside. Mrs Odelia Walsh hosted her daughter Mrs James Marsh and family at Cedar Rapids. Nurse Mary Pogge from Davenport vacationed with her parents Mr and Mrs A H Pogge in Riverside. Geraldine Waldschmidt of Iowa City called on her parents north of Riverside. Mr and Mrs John Thimann of Lacona and their baby stayed with his mother Mrs Katherine Themann and relatives. Miss Bette Cress, a Mercy hospital student nurse, remains in Riverside area.

Riverside George Bauer Iowa City Rupert C. Rummelhart Odelia Walsh James Marsh Cedar Rapids Mary Pogge Mercy Hospital Davenport A. H. Pogge Geraldine Waldschmidt Lewis Waldschmidt John Thimann Lacona Iowa Katherine L. Themantn Bette Cress

Local residents return home after holiday visits

Tending business college in Chili cothe Mo spent her holiday vacation here visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs Gerald Cress. Mrs b J Unferth and daughter Mary Jaynne returned to Moline after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs R H Heitzman. Mrs Cloyd Cress came back from North Loup Neb attending her brother Georg Mayo's funeral services.

Ev. Pr Conant Conants Muscatine Charles Semler Corrife Kirksville Kalona Kennith Farrell Lee Brenniman Lloyd Polson Iowa City West Chester Chilicothe Gerald Cress B. J. Unferth Mary Jaynne Moline R. H Heitzman Cloyd Cress North Loup Nebrask Georg Mayo

Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Highland Park Property

Notice to B G Whitlock that Highland Park Washington N% Block 21 Sec 8 Twp 75 Range 7 in Washington County Iowa was tax sold for 1933 34 35 on December 7 1936 to Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association. The certificate is assigned and owned by Trustees of Commercial Savings Bank. Redemption expires ninety days from service. A Treasurer's Deed will be issued if not redeemed. Dated December 26 1940. Bank by C M McCutchen Agent and Trustee. 26903 Dec 26 Jan 2-9

B. G. Whitlock Washington County Iowa Highland Park Washington Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association Trustees of Commercial Savings Bank Washington C. M. McCutchen

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