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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1931

Page

3

Washington Memories and Sheriff Departure Notes

In Washington ten years ago a long service sheriff and staff gifted a handwritten card and cigars as he planned to pass on to L B Lupton of Burlington on January first. A list of signers includes J J Keating, Tom Randle, Dusenberry, Tower, Mangott, Richardson, Sigtss, Blekford, Fists, Leesman, McKay, Wood, Warner, Brinton, Purvis, Squire, Holle, Man, Simpson, Taylor, Greiner Jr, and Glasgow. Meanwhile Frank Muckley sent gifts from Sweden and Holland, and Mrs Henry Rerde Hurt was injured in a car crash on the way to a Wright town wedding, delaying the ceremony. The retiring sheriff's fire truck and old machinery were discussed as possible keepsakes. Hew assistant chief of the fire department died recently, with the fire bell tolling ten minutes in tribute.

L. B. Lupton Burlington Sons of Rest Sherif McCarty M January Yockey Noble J. J. Keating Tom Randle We Dusenberry J. G. Tower Fixworth BL. Mangott Sam Richardson GB Sigtss C. Blekford Domes Fists J Taylor WJ. Dusenberry Jo. P Leesman Frank McKay Joan Wood K W. H Warner John W Brinton J. J. Minick J.P. Marsh HE. Brinton J.C. Purvis John Squire Jacob Holle John Simpson George Mor M. Taylor John Greiner Jr J D Glasgow Sheriff Wa Hook der Fru

Rotary Ann Night at West Suburban Hospital Recap

Helen Helwick, a horse trainer at West Suburban Hospital Oaks Park, returns to work after vacation with her parents. Rotary members miss dues, attend a cooking school with wives. Dr A W Crow and Ralph Shannon staged a clever, well received show. Local residents and visitors share Christmas greetings. several families travel, recoveries noted, and a San Francisco visitor stays with Godfreys.

Helen Helwick West Suburban Hospital Oak Park Rotarians A.W. Crow Ralph Shannon Hammer

1931 Licenses For 4065 Cars In Washington County

County treasurer Marion George closed his office at 5 clock on the last day of 1920 with 4 065 automobiles licensed in Washington county for the year 1921. This compared with 4 266 cars registered the previous year on the same date, and trucks have been

Marion George Washington

Theater News Next Week at the Fox Theatre

Theaters announce next week at the Fox featuring Marie Dressler and Wallace Beery in Min and Mil Monday and Tuesday with a large cast including Jeanette MacDonald and Reginald Denny. Also Oh, for a Man! with Maureen O’Sullivan and Warren Hymer previews Wednesday and Thursday. A radio spectacular rail drama Danger Lights plays Friday and Saturday.

Marie Dressler Wallace Avery Min Mil Fox Theatre Miss Dressler Beery Dorothy Jordan Marjorie Rambeau Donald Dillaway Russell Hopson Jeanette MacDonald Aid Denny Jean Miss MacDonald Maureen Denny Warren Hymer Marjorie White

Progressive Dinner Of New Year’s Eve At Local Homes

A group of youths marked New Year’s Eve with a progressive dinner hosted by Vera Stutsman. The sequence began at Virginia and Rol Shannon’s home with Julia McEthinnes and Peter Jungbluth. The second course went to Charlotte Ward’s, aided by Ruth Morrison, Betty Stephens, Willis Jones, Leo Stewart, and William Manussier. Frances Nui’s residence hosted the third course with Jean Moore, Virginia Breitenbach, and Zin ia Lemley assisting. Stutsman’s committee organized the final course with Doris Clow, Robert Han, and Robert Hammer. Mary Thrie of Moline was an out of town guest.

Vera Stutsman About & Home of Virginia Rol Shannon Julia McEthinnes Peter Jungbluth Ean Hinests Charlotte Ward Ruth Marie Morrison Betty Stephens Willis Jones Leo Jean Stewart William Manussier Frances Louise Nui Jean Moore Virginia “Breitenbach Zinia Lemley Stutsmans Doris Clow Robert Han Robert Hammer Mary Thrie Moline

Susan B Anthony Lecture Promises Bread Not Ballot

The Press notes Susan B Anthony will lecture on Woman Wants Bread Not the Ballot at Must Feby 7th. Admission one ets. Citizens urged all women and husbands to attend, praising Anthony as a sharp, honest speaker who supports suffrage.

Ann Eliza Susan 2. Anthony JC. Conger Conger Susan Anthony Washington

Marriages of the Week in Small Town Newspapers

Several couples tied the knot over Christmas and New Year in local ceremonies. Nora Marie Warner wed Terry Alvin Marsh at the bride’s home with Dr. A W Henke officiating. Mabel Baxter and Elmer H Harland united at the Baptist parsonage with A A Wing presiding. Edna Manasmith and Charles Town City resident married in Davenport on Christmas Day. Doris McNeil and Albert Owens wed at the bride’s sister’s home near Cotter on Christmas Day. Leota Lucinda Geyer and Ellis Howard Bell married in Frytown with relatives present. Additional ceremonies included Morrison and Stepher Geyer-tie unions in Ainsworth and Davenport area celebrations.

Warner-mtarst Nora Marle Warner Terry Alvin Marsh Doris McNeil Dayton McNeil Crawfordsville Albert Owens Dave Owens Columbus Junction Clarener Owens Cotter Christina Booth Mary Henderson Ainsworth Elmer We Mabel Lh West Chester Aherty New Wind Mes Anna M. South Galesburg Nora Marie Warner Washington

Fitzgerald Couple Wed at Allerton Home on Christmas Day

Fitzgerald Charlotte Mar Peters and J. Fitzgerald were married Christmas Day at the bride’s sister Mrs. Fred Dun an’s home in Allerton. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs J Fitzgerald Sr of Ainsworth. He graduated Webster City High School and attended the University of Iowa then Iowa State College Cedar Falls. For five years he taught in Toledo where the couple will reside.

Campbell Haughter Mark G. Campbell Ainsworth William Kaylor Rody A.C. Body Sae City Body Washington High School Washington Junior College Iowa State College Ames Washington Towa State College Frigidaire Corporation Dayton Rse Fitzgerald Charlotte Mar Peters Es J. Fitzgerald Fred Dunan Allerton Fitzgerald Jitzgerald, Sr Webster City University of Iowa Cedar Falls Toledo

Births in Washington county and beyond

Mr and Mrs Dewey Weeks near Riverside welcome a daughter Anna Marie born at Washington county hospital Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Darrell Ros of Washington county welcome a girl born Sunday at the hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs Wilfred A Light at Washington county hospital. Mr and Mrs Mumford Gentzler of Columbus Junction welcome a son born the day before Christmas. Merle R Conrad named Merle Ri born December 18 to Mr and Mrs William Conrad. Alice Marie Hiringman daughter born to Mr and Mrs Tony Bringman of Wellman on December 23. Clyde Da Mrs R H Clyde of Pratt Kan announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Clyde. Kenneth Fishburn injured hand at the button factory this week while loading waste shells.

Anna Marie aWeeks Dewey Weeks Near Riverside Anna Marie Washington County Hospital Ross Darrell Ros Sun Voy Mumford Gentzer Columbus Junction Merle R. Conrad Merle Ri William Conrad Alice Marie Hiringman Alice Marie Tony Bringman Wellman Clyde R. H. Clyd Joseph Clyde Pratt, Kan Kenneth Fishburn

Ann Eliza Annellized Brigham Young Lecture Prompt

H A Burrett mocks Ann Fla who left Morn and lectured against it. He names Brigham Young’s 19th wife and predicts Rib No 19 will be at the Music Hall on Feb 10. He brashly discusses Young’s wives, features, and taxes, predicting a lively talk by a controversial “lady’s man.”

H. A. Burrett Ann Fla Brigham Young Music Ann Young Ann Eliza

Eulogies and rumors mark Ann Eliza’s village fascination

An 1875 press piece portrays Ann Eliza as a striking, educated woman sought by Utah pols and locals. It recalls Brigham Young’s courtship, her dramatic divorce bid, and vivid descriptions of her dress, voice, and charisma. The article notes academy attention and a cash sum of 245 dollars amid village excitement.

Th Press Ann Eliza Mormon Th Academy Utah

Just Ourselves Large Crowds Go To Church

A community notes church attendance with large crowds for services led by Dr McCombe and music under Mrs H C Close. The page recalls local figures, obituaries, and social notes including a mumps incident in Keankee, ML. Bible readings and Wayside prayer meetings draw attendees, while Whitely and Wayside events gather readers and residents.

Dw McCombe H.C. Close Orvices

Rural Schools Pupils Compile Holiday News From County

Readable excerpts show pupil authorship across grades, health nurse visits, and health charts. Reports list tardy and absent counts, holiday programs, Christmas exchanges, and class activities at Lummer 11, with events from Oct to Dec including a box social, cake celebrations, and surprise gifts.

Gladys McCreedy Ruth Me Ruth McGraw Julia Harvey Harvey Rich Hirst

School Notes From The Term Long Ago

A classroom summary notes attendance and activities over six weeks. Students Lawrence Moore, Taylor Flynn, third grade, and King’s journey chats on geography. Seventh graders outlining history. Halloween party held October 31. Visitors included Mrs Winnie Palmer, Mrs Merle Smith, Mrs MoM Flynn, Clarence Ziglow sky, Heenblossom, Mrs Frank ere, and Harry Donaldson. Spelling prize winners Ethel Warren and Ethel Zieglowsky. Students neither absent nor late for second six weeks include John Taylor, Robert Flynn, Ada Heenblossom, Lawrence Moore, and Omer.

Hoe Lawrence Moore Taylor Flyn King Winnie Palmer Merle Smith Mom Flynn Clarence Zivglowsky Alert Heenblossom Prankere Harry Donaldson Ethel Warren Ethel Zieglowsky John Taylor Robert Flynn Ada Heenblossom Lawrene Moore Omer

Pleasant Hill School Attains Ten Weeks of Perfect Attendance

The Pleasant Hill school reports seventeen pupils nine boys and eight girls with three students never absent or tardy Stalph feubush grade 1 Eugene Cha ipa grade 4 Velina Kep hart grade 7. A Christmas program for mothers and neighbors featured a tree and exchanges.

Sebo Marjorie Pleasant Hill Stalph Feubush Eugene Chaipa Velina Kephart Ruth V

School Notes and October Activities at Harris School

A cement walk to the coal house and well is finished. Marion Reeves tops the honor roll with a dental certificate. The health nurse and several teachers visit Harris School pupils on October 20. Teachers Mrs Witting and Mrs Bishop receive visits. Children prepare Christmas decorations and first graders practice reading booklets for seat work.

Weiner Phy Mildred Hughes Podunk John Godw Marion Reeves Tessie Ruth Ernest’ Baker Alice “Owen Haris Turker Wittuier Bishop Witting

Fire at Lemmon’s apartment causes fire damage

Fire discovered in the J B Lemmon apartment on the southeast corner of the square Saturday night caused substantial damage though extinguished quickly. Origin was under the floor beneath the fireplace, with a later outbreak in another area, though serious damage was avoided.

Lemmon's J.B. Lemmon West Side Drug Store Phillips & Hebner Drug Store Moke

In Memoriam Mrs Cunningham Died Tuesday

Mrs Cunningham died Tuesday morning at age fifty five after a period of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the Le A home, conducted by Rev Anz. Surviving are four sisters and one brother, with three others named in the family.

Cunningham Rev Anz le A Hoth Mes Rand

Obituary notices and deaths across Iowa communities

A series of notices report deaths and funeral plans in Bright Morning Center Richland Staunton and surrounding towns. Mrs Harvey Lee dies after a stroke with services at Center Cemetery. William Harken buried in Richland. Mrs George Alexander learns of sister Mrs Charles Rosen in Staunton. Be Larson funeral at Sherman. F Larson obituary with survivors Merle Fekles Dewey Weeks Bergie Larson. Will Mouser’s brother dies. obituaries mention Fannie Mast of Wayland and local court meeting at Brighton highlighting county efforts and awards to youths.

Harvey Lee Center Center Cemetery George Alexander Charles Rosen Staunton Virginia Mr Bear Washington W. Jones Misson Scours Omar Brighton Fred Downing

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