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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1931

Page

5

Wellman Watch Party And Local News From January 6

About forty to fifty Church of the Franklin M E members held a watch party at Mr and Mrs Richard Cray with visiting and games and waffles served. The Mansion by Henry Van Dyke was presented as a musical act at the Wellman MB church. Dorothy Durian performed with J Paul Kennedy, reading pleasingly. John A Swartzendruber is in Mercy hospital Iowa City with knee injuries from a fall. Elma Rae is convalescing after a serious operation and plans to return to school duties with her brother Leo Ruegsegger teaching in the interim. The Ralph Snavely family hosted Sunday guests including Snavely's father from Landora and Frank Snavely, en route to Pennsylvania for a future home. Mrs Lucy Maplethorpe hosted a family dinner with two sons and wives, Ernest Maplethorpe and Anderson Maplethorpe, along with Edward Rowe and his two sons, and Paul Mayers and baby daughter, grandchildren and great grandchildren of Mrs Maple.

Wellman Franklin M. EB. Church Richard Cray Henry van Dyke Wellman MB Ebureh Dorothy Durian J. Paul Kennedy Dorothy Read John A. Swartzendruber North of Wellman Mercy Iowa City Elma Rae Ported Leo ‘Ruegsegger Maplethorpe Ernest Maplethorpe Enderson Maplethorpe Edward Rowe Paul Mayers Mandchildren Maple

Five Die in Midvale Coal Mine Explosion in Ohio

Five men were killed in a gas explosion at Midvale Coal Co No 4 mine in Midvale Ohio. The article notes others injured and details community reactions including a Mrs Lucy Maplethorpe recovering health and a large local installation of Eastern Star and Masonic officers. A photo shows crowds at the mine mouth awaiting word from rescue crews.

Midvale Coal Co Midvale Thorpe Maplethorpe Lucy Maplethorpe Miss Hettinger Eastern Star Worothy Mation Dan Steiner Myrtle Dodds Kana Webster Arthur Dodds Mable del Nellie Adams Bertha Ward Lela Steiner Belle Miller Marshall Vella Maplethorpe Vern Marshall Adi Mable Marneroth Allie Green Asther Edna Hendry Martha Lizzie Wehrle Elveta Andrey Fleming Ona Loyd Blumenstein Tyler Noi Messenger W. Mengershausen Has Livete Ming Helen Cotter Mrs. Dodd Dorothy Dorian Margaret Jones Aileen T .Griffin Dorian Dettal

Liniisa county board selects 1921 officials and Masons install

At the annual Liniisa county board meeting in Wapello Belk was chosen chairman for 1921 and A W Hinderman was re elected county engineer at 2250 dollars per year Frank Fook was named bridge foreman and Herbert Wilton and P G Wiederrecht named construction foreman and janitor offices of Composite chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons installed include Dr K W McWilliams high priest W Co Mall king W R Roberson scribe F C Spadthe treasurer Ro J Reaney secretary EA Summers royal arch chaplain Kelly McKee master of the third veil William M Hall master of the second veil Harold McCormack master of the first veil

Columbus Junction Liniisa County Board of Supervisers Wapello Fol Belk A. W. Hinderman Frank Fook Herbert Wilton G. Wiederrecht Court House Royal Arch Masons K. W. McWilliams W Co Mall King W. R. Robertone Scribe F.C. Spadthe Ro J. Reaney EA Summers Royal Arch Kelly McKee William M Hall Harold McCormac

Various Local Visits and Notices Spark January Social Roundup

George N Duncan and W McWilliams attend as officers. Harold Sehabit Jon and children visit Ernest Wagner in Conesville. The Half Hour Sentinel notes meetings with Mrs Blair on Jan 12. Kemp family and others visit. Women of Cris Johan sew for Rol family after a fire. Rev and Mrs Samp and children visit Farmington. Lloyd Marston and family welcome a son. J Don Darrow travels to Chicago. Oakland Social Club meets Jan 15 with Mrs Weaver Briggs. Frances Cuthamp visits Martha Blankenhart. Stinson A township weekend visit. DeWitt Thomas family in Tampa, Fla, will leave in two weeks by car. Joe Skipton family attend funeral of William Skipton in Fredonia. Mary Jenkins returns to Ames for Iowa State. Cline and Mary Davenport visit Mie Mary Di’s home. Reaney family visit Wayne Peterson in Olds. Chapter CX PE O will host Jan 19 program at Mrs HB Thomas home in honor of Sisterhood founders. dinner at 6:20.

George N. Duncan E W. McWilliams Harold Sehabit Dan Catherine Velma Ernest Wagner Conesville Blair Mies Otti Kemp William (Mutt Mix W. A. Sampnd Farmington Lloyd Marston Here J. Don Darrow Chicago Oakland Weaver Briggs Frances Cuthamp Martha Blankenhart Con Stinson J. B DeWitt Thoma Wid Tampa Fla Joe Skipton Cornell Bluffs William Skipton Fredonia Mary Jenkins Ames Lowa State Cline Mier Mary Davenport Mie Mary di Sigourney R. J. Reaney Mies Reaney Mary Reaney Wayne Peterson Olds PE. O HB. Thomas Sisterhood

Farm Board Chief Defends Wheat Stabilization Plan

Alexander Legge, chairman of the U S Farm Board, defended the board's actions in heat marketing at a Nebraska agricultural meeting. He argued the basic needs are adjusting production and improving market channels to secure full value for farmers. He noted criticism of the grain stabilization program but said current export price dynamics would curb wheat prices if farmers relied only on the world market.

Coln Neb Alexander Legge Federal Farm Ay Agricultural Organizations Nebraska Legge Tary

American Hex Corps Dinner and Business Meeting

Announcement notes a dinner event hosted by the American Hex Corps at Sew Orelock, followed by a business session. Details specify the organization's participation and sequence of activities, with emphasis on networking and planning.

Sew Orelock

West Chester United Presbyterian-Baptist seeks attendance

Members of the West Chester United Presbyterian Baptist congregation are urged to attend a church service next Sunday with a special discussion on an item of interest and importance. In Campfield Scotland Meg Cameron, 100, died at her little cottage where she lived since marriage 79 years ago. Berlin plans miniature golf venues and resorts. AM girls homent resorts add courses. Masonic Temple hosts a meet at 2 p.m. Saturday January 28.

West Chester United Presbyterian-Baptist Campfield Scotland Meg Joseph Cameron Berlin AM Girls Order of Ri of Washington Masonic Temple

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