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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1941

Page

2

Local News Residents resume studies and visits after holidays

Glenn Miller and Rex Hazen depart tomorrow for Cedar Falls to resume classes at ISTC after Christmas at home. Ed Richards and Harland Mead return from trips, while Merle Simpson is set to join the Army band in Fairfield February 10. Glenn Miller’s successor at New Haven school is announced as farmer Glenn Miller.

Glenn Miller Rex Hazen Cedar Falls Shrum Lewis New Haven Bchool Iowa Southern Utility Company Dutch Creek i Mr Miller Merle Simpson Robert Risk Logan Heitman Harold Web Sam Wittmer Tom Gray Howard Miller Risk Mr. Simpson Fairfield

Methodist Women Name Missionary Study Group

The Methodist Women's Missionary Group met Friday at Mrs. A. Anderson's home with seventeen members and one guest. Mrs. E. S. Hebner led the devotionals, and Mrs. T. R. Bark r guided prayers. They named Emma C. Anderson Missionary Study Group and heard poems by Anna Plummer. The afternoon study used Youth on the Highway by Margaret W. Branden. The February meeting will be at Mrs. R. C Leagy's home.

Methodist Women's Missonary Study Group A. Anderson E. S. Hebner T. R. Barkr Emma C. Anderson Pearl Whistler Anna Plummer Margaret W. Branden R. C Leagy

New Arrival at Ainsworth Hospital

Mr and Mrs Claude Havel of Ainsworth welcomed a son this morning at 1 45 weighing eight pounds twelve ounces Ruth Johnson was discharged yesterday to return home in Rich Jena.

Claude Havel Ainsworth Orn Sveighing Ruth Johnson Rich- Jena

Washington High Triumphs 25 24 Over Mt. Pleasant

Washington Demons surge late to upset Mt. Pleasant Panthers 25 to 24 in a wild finish. Bob Lowe sparked the rally with late baskets while Dick Marshall clinched the win in the final seconds.

Washington High Mt. Pleasant Washington Demons Mt. Pleasant High Panthers Demons Lowe Cecil Hamilton Don Kiesey Dick Marshall Bob Lowe Joe Webber Joe Welcher Oliver Taylor Lucian Conn Hamilton Conn Weicher Taylor Bobby Lowe Kiesey Washington Darwin Vacha Panther Welcher Vandagriff Marshall Proby Voorhees Pops Harrison Joy Kistler Iowa Panther Cubs Demon Davis Tommy Tanner Joe Duea Vacha Prebyl Lance Ewe Welcher Wormhount

Washington to Enter Golden Gloves at Cedar Rapids

Washington prepares a team for the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves events next month. Coach Buckwalter leads workouts at city hall starting Monday at seven PM with free participation and expenses paid. Potential boxers named include Bob Anderson Mike Dayton Pat McDole Kay Felton Stanley Wallace Chit Brown Clarence Cross with aim of at least eight competitors.

Washington Cedar Rapids Marvin Bueckwalter Een Anderson City Hall Buck Buckwalter Bob Anderson 2 Washington Mike Dayton Pat McDole Kay Felton Stanley Wallace Chit Brown Clarence Cross

Spike Nelson Named Yale Head Football Coach

Emerson W Spike Nelson 35 former Yale assistant and Iowa star named to succeed Raymond Pond as Yale head football coach at New Haven Conn Nelson a Cherokee Iowa high school graduate and former teammate of Harry Rice at Iowa notes Cedar Rapids beat Cherokee for Iowa high school title in post season game

New Haven Conn Emerson W.spikes Nelson Tesse University of Owa Raymond Ducky) Pond Yale Cherokee, Iowa Iowa Harry Hod) Rice Washington Rice Cherokee Cedar Rapids Town City

Fairfield Tops Burlington in Little Six clash

Fairfield Trojans upset Burlington High 32 26 as guard Fred Dahl scored 10 and limited Bob Kitterman to four in the final stretch. Burling ton led 19 14 at halftime and 24 25 after three, but Fairfield held them to seven points in the final half.

Fairfield Iowa Burlington High School Grayhounds Trojans Spanten Fairfielders Burlington Invaders Walt Dabner Bob Littleton Dick Allison Fred Dahl Bob Kitterman Kitterman Grayrounds Anison Littleton Uo Lindauer Wee OGG Csu Sires- Gillaspie Mwammons Neréssen Methiss peGringen Schweizer Lindauer Norman Lundquist Parry Morrison Kelly

Keota and Richland Lead Ke-Wash Conference Tie

Keota and Richland remained tied for first in the Ke-Wash league after each team won their games. Richland defeated Kalona 29 to 27 in a close finish, with Moe Nurien scoring the winning basket. Keota beat West Chester 20 to 11 as Kalona’s Kenny Guengerich led scorers with 11.

Keota Richland Wellman-Brighton Gaal Wellman Well Idan Wildcats Kalona

Rebekah Lodge appoints committees at meeting

At the regular Rebekah lodge gathering led by noble grand Leona Kos committees were named. Sixty members attended with two membership applications read and three balloted. initiation planned for the next meeting. District deputy Nellie Zeck installed two officers not present at the joint installation.

Rebekah Lodge Leona Kos Nellie Zeck Noble Grand Vera Brohst Margaret Jarrard Julia Sisk Rachel Lonewell Carrie Gray Grace Witte Rebeccta Sheheck Maurine Mills Flower Sick Nellie Stewart Emme Campbell Libby Mildred Munsi N.G Edna Waeemknecht V.G Vera Harvey Edna Simmering Nell Zeck Mary Jurenheimer V G Fifie Wmurdoer Grace Stewart

Mission Society Meets Friday Hosts Clara Tate

The United Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society held an afternoon meeting with Clara Tate as hostess. Eleven members and a guest attended. Mrs Walter Kyl led the devotional, read from Second Timothy, and psalms, followed by a discussion on Paul's conversion. Mrs C W Mellaughlin reviewed Rev Tom Lambie's book A Doctor Without a Country, recounting his missionary life. Notes of thanks were read from shut-ins and card recipients. A tribute committee was formed for Mrs Charles Coretto, who died this week.

Clara Tate United Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society Walter Kyl Paul C. W. MelLaushlin Tom Lambie W. J. Masson Charles Coretto

George McBurney Hosts New Year's Party at Parents’ Home

George McBurney hosted a New Year’s party at his parents’ home last evening attended by about thirty six boys and girls. Mrs. Harry Ward and Mrs. Max Cook assisted in serving refreshments. Holiday decorations adorned the table and home.

Post-Nuptial Party Honors Mrs Charles Bush

Mrs Ora Gingerich and Mrs William Sitler hosted a party at Mrs Gingerichs home honoring Mrs Charles Bush formerly Joyce Miller of Wellman. Bridge on three tables yielded high prize to Dorothy Durian and low to Kitty Mae Maddock. A miscellaneous shower followed with pink and white decorations and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Oren Birkey Mrs Dorothy Kinsinger Mrs Leo Durian Mrs Loren Robertson Maxine Gillespie Dorothy Durian Lilah Snavely Kitty Mae Maddock all of Wellman Leah Curl Iowa City and Mrs Morris Miller Lansing Michigan.

Ora Gingerich William Sitler Charles Bush Joyce Miller Wellman Gingerich Dorothy Durian Kitty Mae Maddock Oren Birkey Dorothy Kinsinger Leo Durian Loren Robertson Maxine Gillespie Lilah Snavely Leah Curl Iowa City Morris Miller Lansing Mich

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society New Year Dinner

The Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society held its annual New Year dinner at the church with nine families attending due to sickness and rain. A potluck meal was supervised by Mrs. Allison Maas and Mrs. Roy Schulty, followed by a short business meeting led by new president Mrs. Marion Stransky. Yearbooks were distributed. The next meeting is scheduled for February 6 with Mrs. L. J. Woodburn as hostess.

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Allison Maas Roy Schulty Aid Society Marion Stransky L. J. Woodburn

Reception Planned for Baptist Pastor Monday Evening

A reception for new Baptist minister Rev. Alfred Treier y and his family is planned at the church Monday evening. The board of deacons hosts a 6:50 PM covered dish supper followed by a program with welcome addresses and musical selections. Congregation members are asked to bring two dish items and sandwiches for the reception.

New Baptist Alfred Treierry Board of Deacopes and Des “Onesses Sosvreetion Dave Benson Oprano Solo

Public Affairs, 2 Will Have Meeting Wednesday at 6 30

Members of Public Affairs department will hold a dinner at 6 30 p m next Wednesday in the North Side eat with their husbands as guests. Mrs W Livingston will discuss Wills and Inheritances after dinner. This dinner meeting changes the previously scheduled meeting time and follows a planned luncheon for January.

Public Affairs Department North Side W. Livingston

Loyal Women's Bible Class Social at Mrs Dodd Home

Mrs John Dodd hosted a social for twenty one members of the Loyal Women's Bible Class of the Baptist church. The afternoon featured Chinese checkers bingo a white elephant gift exchange and refreshments while Mrs Cy Bush assisted. Alfred Trenerry joined the group as the new pastor's wife for the first time and the next social will be at Mrs Howard Messer's home.

Loyal Women The Baptist Church John Dodd Cy Bush Alfred Trenerry Howard Messer

Social calendar of meetings and gatherings on fall week

Notices list numerous postwar social and fraternal events with times and hosts. D of V assembly at 2 30 pm at G A R hall. Junior Fortnightly at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs Fisher. literature and sewing circles. Rainbow and Pythian Sisters installations. Baptist minister reception with bring two dishes to pass. many club and society meetings with locations including East Main street West Jefferson street Masonic Temple and North Side cafe. volunteers urged to attend and bring refreshments. no formal agenda, multiple addresses and hosts named.

Masonic Temple Jd. L. Acheson West Jefferson Street Frank Tradford William Matucha East Main Street Ginter North Side Mushands of Feshiners Tvitea Lexington Circle June Gardner Ivapeae Stusiane Community Club Freda Zieglowsey West Chester Methodist Women's Society West Chester Methodist Church White Shrine Fred Reid Iowa Avenue John McConahey Koy Stewart P.T.A Stewart F. EB

Twin couples celebrate anniversaries today in local notice

Many happy returns fill the day as twin siblings Maas and Green mark anniversaries. Also listed as birthday honorees are Henrietta Whittaker, Mrs. Harry Sowden, J. W. Brock, Everett Coon of Ainsworth, Mrs. Milt Navy of Kalona, Homer Stephen, Claude Tucker, J. W. Stewart and John Gamble.

Allison Maas Omer Green Maas Green Henrietta Whittaker Harry Sowden J. W. Brock Everette Coon Ainsworth Milt Navy Kalona Homer Stephen Claude Tucker John Gamble

Prairie Flower Mission Meeting Set At Mrs Strong Home

Prairie Flower Mission plans an all day gathering next Thursday at the home of Mrs C E Strong with Mrs Adolph Larsen and Mrs Clayton Bear assisting. Potluck noon dinner invites members and husbands. program committee includes Mrs Carl Jarrard and Mrs Don Cave. Members asked to bring a needle and thimble.

Prairie Flower Missionary Society C. E. Strong Adolph Larsen Clayton Bear Carl Jarrard Don Cave

Danny Holland and Leah Strohm Birthday Notices

Danny Holland son of Mr and Mrs Lee Holland is nine years old today. Leah Strohm of West Chester was born four years ago today.

Danny Holland Mrs Lee Holland Jewny Joyce Strohm West Chester

Ander son couple to mark twenty seventh wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Carl D Ander son of Pilotburg will celebrate their wedding anniversary tomorrow marking their twenty seventh year. Birthdays due tomorrow include Mrs Maude Koehler Mrs George Baker Mrs Oscar Hughes Evelyn Chalupa Harriett Logan of West Chester and Leonard Zickefoose.

Carl D. Anderson Pilotburg Maude Koehler George Baker Oscar Hughes Evelyn Chalupa Harriett Logan West Chester Leonard Zickefoose

Two motorists in heated clash over blame after collision

In a remarkable scene two drivers argued aggressively over who should pay damages after their cars collided. Each refused to concede fault, seeking to shoulder the other’s responsibility.

Miller Girl to Turn Nine Tomorrow

Eleanora Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy L Miller, will celebrate her ninth birthday tomorrow with family and friends marked by simple festivities.

Eleanora Miller Roy L. Miller

Wayland New Year Baby Lucille Conrad Turns 1 Tomorrow

Lucille Marie Conrad, Wayland's 1935 Washington County New Year baby, will celebrate her first birthday tomorrow. Her family marks the milestone as local records note her birth during the county's New Year observance.

Lucille Marie Conrad Wayland Washington County

Can Outrun Man Despite Its Short Legs

A short legged arn dilo proves it can outrun a man in a surprising display of speed. The creature’s legs may be compact but its gait delivers surprising momentum, prompting observers to reassess perceptions of this species’ athletic potential.

W C T U Institute Opens January 7 at West Chester

The W C T U county institute will be held January 7 at the West Chester Methodist church. The program runs from 10 a.m. with devotions by Rev. Pennington, followed by institute organization, an open forum on state president recommendations, luncheon at noon, and afternoon sessions on youth outlook, child welfare, and a town project, ending with the resolution committee report.

W. C. T. U. County Institute West Chester George Pennington Ethel Peterson Rev. Dewey Elizabeth Fry God Bless Amnerica Gertrude Rice Tata Sigma Marl Mc Doll Mary Hofer My Town C. FE

Stewart P.T.A Mothers Party Wednesday Evening

The Stewart P.T.A. will host a mothers party next Wednesday at 7 30 PM at the school. Fifth grade mothers lead the program with Mrs William Putman in charge and Billy Cox giving a talk about his work in Hollywood California. Refreshments will be provided by the fifth grade mothers.

Stewart P.T.A William Putman Billy Cox Hollywood Calif

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Holds January Meeting

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at the church with twenty one members present. President Mrs. Fred L. Moore led the business session and Mrs. C. R. McCutchen conducted the devotional. Mrs. Darrel Ross gave readings while Mrs. Glenn Wilson chaired the serving committee assisted by Mrs. Tom Rickey and Mrs. J. Johnson.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Fred L. Moore C. R. McCutchen Darrel Ross Glenn Wilson Tom Rickey J. Johnson

H. J. Club Families Gather for Supper and Games

H J club members and families held a potluck supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Davidson who are relocating to a farm near Wellman. About thirty people attended and enjoyed card games after the meal. Mrs Davidson had prepared homemade candy for the occasion.

H. J. Club Cecil Davidson Wellman

Rev Carstensen and Mrs Shelley Wed in Nebraska

The marriage of Rev. Martin C. Carstensen of Mt Pleasant and Mrs. Lulu C. Shelley of Fairbury Nebr was announced. The ceremony occurred at noon on New Year’s Day at the First Baptist church North Platte Nebr with Rev C W McAninch officiating. The couple will reside in Mt Pleasant after a trip to Denver and the bride’s son Cleo Shelley attended.

Martin C. Carstensen Mt. Pleasant Lulu C. Shelley Fairbury, Nebr First Baptist Church North Platte Nebr C. W. McAninch H. C. Brock Carstensen Denver Colo Washington Baptist Church

Installation of officers by K of Y P

Notice announces a Monday evening installation of officers by the Knights of Pythias Y M C A lodge. A large attendance is hoped for and refreshments will be served.

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