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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1927

Page

3

Community Society News and Weddings in West Chester

The Friendship club gathered at George Wallace home with viollin music and dinner as Grace Fitzgerald and Maurice Meyer led a progress game. Mildred Dodson and Dayton Eden wed at the Methodist parsonage. new Mr and Mrs Eden will live near Lone Tree. New Year parties include Epworth League banquet at Bethel church and a U and I club dinner at Henry Minick’s with bridge and cards. Local groups hold watch parties, luncheons, and social hours. many families attend gatherings at multiple homes in West Chester and nearby towns.

Friendship Club George Wallace Mr.Wallace Grace Fitzgerald Maurice Meyer I. F. Lambert Ben Fitzgerald Gideon J. W. Meyer Carrie Davis John Foster Epworth League Methodist Church of West Chester Edith Kleese Frank Kleese Ralph Sprague Ruth Bauer Mildred Craig Edin Bauer Esther Lindenmeyer Epworthians Lindenmeyer League Walnut Woman'’s Club George Duke Brighton

Kennedy Rice Wedding Sealed in Des Moines Visit

Mildred Rice and Charles Kennedy united in a 1:30 p.m. double ring ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with Dr. W. W. Bowers officiating. Attendants were Jessie Rice and Herman Otto. After a family dinner, the couple left for Des Moines then to a farm southeast of Washington. Mrs. Kennedy, deputy county recorder, and Mr. Kennedy, a former World War participant and American Legion leader, begin married life with strong community support.

Mildred Rice Belle” Rice Charles Kennedy John Kennedy Methodist W. W. Bowers Jessie Rice Herman Otto Martha Gray Kennedy Des Moines Allen Rice Washington Washington High School American Legion

Community group notices and meeting reminders

Announcements list several meetings for January including D A R with Mrs. CC A Boice and bring an article for Ellis Island. Fortnightly club Music department meets at 7 45 PM at Maurice McLaughlin home. D of V gathers in G A R hall 7 30 PM. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid plans church gathering January 5 with a serving committee. Pleasant Plains Missionary Society hosts all day meeting at Mrs Robt Reaney home January 8.

Woman's Missionary Society of Bethel Church Boyd Foster May Rothlisberger Emma Wonderly Millson India Maurine McLaughlin Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society Glen Pratt Howard Witting Will Caldwell Charles Anderson Pleasant Plains Missionary Society Robt. Reaney

Community clubs and society notices in January calendar

Sunshine Community club to meet January 5 with Mrs J O Matthews for a garden party and hints. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters joint installation on January 1 at 8 pm. Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs H E Dusenbery January 5 at 621 N Maronnesion Ave. Various clubs announce meetings and gatherings through January.

Woman's Missionary Society of the Chiristian Church H. E. Dusenbery N. Maromnesion Avenue

Local clubs set meetings through midweek in January

Royal Neighbors install officers Tuesday evening January 4. Business and Professional Women's Club holds regular meeting Wednesday at 6:16 in the Y Community room. Frances McCoy to be notified for excuses or guests, by 7 P.M. Tuesday. Mrs Dan Rohrer hosts Just Us club Wednesday afternoon at 2. Fern Teat cub meets Mrs Nellie Crone Tuesday at six. O W Club to meet with Mrs Carl Hancher Tuesday evening. Girl Scouts regular meeting Thursday after school at the Y. American Legion Auxiliary activities listed.

Business & Professional Women's Club The Frances McCoy Dan Rohrer Just Us Club Ore Fern Nellie Crone

Washington Schools Reopen After Holidays

Washington public schools resume after a two week Christmas vacation with all teachers present except physical supervisor Miss Florence Cunningham who is recovering from appendicitis. Three weeks remain in the first semester and the final half year begins late January. Several high school pupils missed attendance due to measles spreading in families during the break. A meeting is planned Thursday at 7 45 PM in the city hall room.

Washington Floreres Cunningham Wasington

Pythian Sisters and Knights Schedule Joint Installations

Mes Melo Kallous will entertain the Independent club Thursday at 1 PM with luncheon. The Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 PM. officers are urged to be prompt. Joint installation at Thias Hall Tuesday January 4 at 8 PM. Members urged to attend.

Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias D. of W G. A. R. Hall Melo Kallous Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythians

Wellman Man Drives Car Off Bank In Wreck

Dick Disney of Wellman suffered slight injuries when his car left the road and plunged off a bank between West Chester and Wellman yesterday morning. The vehicle was badly wrecked.

Wellman Dick Disney West Chester

Ainsworth Bears Triumph Over Washington YMCA

The Ainsworth town team defeated the Washington YMCA by a reported score of 49 to 383 in a game played last Saturday night. There was some doubt about the exact score, but the Ainsworth team was the winner.

Ainsworth Bears Ainsworth Town Washington Y. M. C. A Ainsworth

Sigourney herb healer found guilty in Keokuk County court

Ta Lovell a halfbreed Indian herb healer was convicted of practicing medicine without a license in Keokuk County District Court. Jurors convicted on the license charge with final sentencing set for Tuesday before Judge C A Dewey. The trial featured dramatic moments as lawyers sparred over alleged fees and the healer’s alleged good works.

Sigourney Lovell Keokuk County C. A. Dewey Washington Shaw W. W. Epps Ottumwa K. E. Willcockson Willcockson Kepps Epps

Fall Is Reported Out of Danger in Pneumonia Crisis

El Paso Tex January 2 Albert B Fall former secretary of the interior was believed out of danger after a several day critical pneumonia crisis.

EL Paso Tex Albert Fall

Morrison couple stays with Iogne in Des Moines

Mr and Mrs F M Morrison spent the week end at the home of Senator and Mrs Iogne in Des Moines, reflecting a social visit in the capital.

F. M. Morrison Senator Iogne Des Moines

Church Officers Elected For Year At Presbyterian Congregations

Miss Althea Montgomery was reelected chairman of the First United Presbyterian Church with W S Duncan as chairman and Miss Nellie Tripp as secretary. Dr J Ross and George Maxwell were named treasurers for mission and contingency funds respectively, with Earl Simpson and Stewart as trustees. The Second United Presbyterian Church elected Cloyce Kerr as chairman, J A Conger as vice chair, Mrs Harvey Meek secretary, Miss Margaret Duff treasurer, Miss Jame Stewart pianist, Fort Sherman chorister, Fred L Stewart chief usher, Murray Conger assistant, and trustees Cloyce Kerr and W C Mayhew. John Warnosk was chosen Sabbath school superintendent. The Associate Presbyterian meeting elected Walter M Kleese chairman, Dr W J Masson secretary, Miss Elizabeth Dawson treasurer, and Mrs George Masson director of music. the annual church dinner was postponed due to illness.

Althea Montgomery W. S. Duncan Vies Nellie Tripp Dr. J. Ross Mission Fund George Maxwell Continement Fund Earl Simpson Ss. 7 Stewart First United Presbyterian Church M. C. DeLong S. W. Livingston J. C .Boice United Presbyterian Chareh Cloyce Kerr J. A. Conger Harvey Meek Margaret Duff Jame Stewart Fort Sherman Fred L. Stewart Murray Conger W. C. Mayhew John Warnosk Associate Presbyterian Walter M. Kleese W. J. Masson Elizabeth Dawson George Masson

Syncopating Sue Delights Fox Theatre Crowd

Corinne Griffith shines in First National comedy Syncopating Sue drawing big crowds at Fox Theatre. Critics call it one of the season’s best, funnier than Classified and more gripping than Into Her Kingdom, with Griffith’s beauty and charm driving the fun and style.

Corinne Griffith Liberty Weekly Sue Corinne First National Howver Miss Griffith Fox Theatre Now

Community News Local Student Returns to Class

Barbara Miller resumes schoolwork in Iowa City after weeks at home due to her father Alex Miller’s illness. Mildred Woodburn leaves Cedar Falls for teaching college duties and auto rides with her father. Mr and Mrs W. E. Vagos and sons Richard and Keith return to Fairfield after visiting relatives. Mrs E S Mass in Palo Alto reports her mother Mrs Wm Scofield improving. Scofield known to longtime Washington residents.

Barbara Miller Iowa City Alex Miller Mr. Miller Mildred Woodburn L, VV. Woodburn Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Yw. E Vagos Richard Keith Fairfield Anderson E. 5 Mass Palo Alto Wm. Scofield

Volley Ball Games Start This Evening

The regular volleyball league games begin tonight at 7 15 with matches played as last year in a best two of three format. Referee E W Detrick will officiate, and teams include Vaccum Cups versus Flivvers, Belfry Valves versus Hot Shots, Extractors versus Light Brigades.

Rotary Club E. W. Detrick

Kilgore couple to move into Knupp apartments February

Mr and Mrs J Kilgore expect to move February 1 into the Knupp apartments on West Main street. Dr and Mrs P L Etter have occupied that unit for three years. James Baird and D C Kilgore families plan moves to Sam Knupp homes on South Second Avenue. Nate Black recovers from rheumatism but walks with a cane. Mr and Mrs Jess Shalla welcomed a fine boy this morning at the county hospital.

James Baird Sam Knupp South Second Avenue D. C. Kilgore Jess Shalla

New Year's Dinner at Prairie Flower Church

About eighty members and friends of the Prairie Flower Baptist church held a New Year’s basket dinner. After eating a plentiful meal the group enjoyed social time then gathered for an program with Pastor Hamilton, W A Phillips, duets by Martha Thrasher and Roy Teets, and congregational hymns.

Misses Cathryn Mary McConaughy Darlene and Raymond Tillotson Clinton Iowa Prairie Flower Prairie Flower Baptist Church CC. EK. Hamilton W. A. Phillips Martha Thrasher Roy Teets Ogle W. A P.M. Phillips P. M. Phillips

Doctor brings New Year surprise by moving family home

Dr. P. L. Etter prepared a New Year surprise for his wife by moving their household goods into the house at 116 South Seventh Avenue, recently bought from Keith Jones. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Neill had been living there. N. L. Long, previously on the sick list, is reported much improved.

P. L. Etter Macon Missouri South Seventh Avenue Keith Jones J. R. Neill N. L. Long

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