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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1936

Page

3

Joint Installation for I.O.O.F and Rebekah Lodges Held

About 200 attendees watched Doyle Jarrard become noble grand of the I.O.O.F with Mrs. Roy Boone of Kalona presiding for six months. a joint installation with the Rebekah lodge featured plans for a family social on January 15 and a benefit dance January 4 at the Iowa ballroom. Music by Charles Fritz orchestra followed, with lunch served by a committee.

Doyle Jarrard Rebekah Lodge Roy Boone Kalona Wellman Riverside Rebekah Ways and Means Iowa Charles Fritz Odd Fellow B. F. Campbell Frank Longwell Charles Ruebsam Rebekahs Clive Gray Frank Lonewell Doris Zeck Paul Harvey Joe Slaughbaugh Ralph Zeck Washington Laura Moffit Rebekah Noble Grand Walter Gardner Oral Mayo M. D. Lee Oscar Jugenheimer Georgia Musil G. H. Humston Guardian Hugh Boyd J. H. Campbell Floyd Murdock C. A. Ruebsam Harold Gray John Witteman

Heights PTA Meeting Postponed

Heights P T A has postponed its meeting for one week due to scheduling needs. Members are advised to watch for a new date and location in the school notice system.

Bridge Guests at Dunham Morrisons After Y Dinner

A bridge party after the Y's Men dinner was held at Mr and Mrs Dunham Morrisons. Five tables played with Mr and Mrs Lewis Warren winning the high score prize. Mrs Morrison served dessert to the ladies before the men arrived.

Dunham Morrison Lewis Warren

Social calendar notices for community events this week

Calendar outlines upcoming meetings and social events for clubs and churches from Wednesday to Friday including pot luck suppers, missionary society gatherings, installation, dinners, and card parties. It lists specific chairs and addresses for Methodist units and notes postponement of Unit 91 meeting to a later date.

Birthday Greetings to Local Notables and Former Residents

Birthday wishes are sent to Mrs Clar risga Vinton elderly member of the Three Quarter Century club who turns five today. Dr H Wallingford marks eighty one years since birth in Washington. Mrs Harry Dickerson of Des Moines, formerly Washington, celebrates today. Former resident Mrs Milo Brown of Grand Junction Colorado, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Baird, also marks a birthday along with Marie Vondrasek Joe A Soukup Stanley Mangold of Keota rt 8 and Frank White.

Clarrisga Vinton Harry Dickerson Des Moines Washington Milo Brown Grand Junction, Cola Lester Baird Louis Baird Marie Vondrasek Joe A Soukup Stanley Mangold Keota Rt. 8 Frank White

Walnut District News Briefs From Iowa Farm Area

Mrs. Lioyd Nelson reports Evelyn and Carl Nelson visiting and hosting gatherings. The Wilson farm care week ended with the Wilsons returning home. In Cherokee Iowa the Nelsons visited friends while Washington saw heavier snow. Ed Nelson family attended a funeral for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ne son. The writer notes a near miss of a cold wave.

Lioyd Nelson Walnut District Evelyn Gardner Wilson Farm Wilsons Cherokee Iowa Washington Carl Nelson John Kurtz Ed Nelson Joe Ne'son

Baptist Ladies Bake Sale at Washington Cleaners

Announcements note a bake sale by the Baptist Ladies on Saturday at Washington Cleaners. The P. H. club holds its annual January dinner on Thursday January 16 at noon at the home of Mr and Mrs BP Sigafoosa.

Baptist Washington Cleaners P. H. Club BP. Sigafoosa

Bridge Club Meets at Colthurst Home

Xenia January 8 The Give and Take club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Roger Colthurst Friday evening January 3 Bridge was played at three tables with high scores going to Mrs Eugene Stephens and Richard Stephens A buffet lunch was served at the close of the evening The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Arthur Krause

Xenia Roger Colthurst Eugene Stephens Richard Stephens Arthur Krause

O E S Officers for 1936 to Be Installed Thursday

New officers of the order of the Eastern Star are to be installed at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at the Masonic temple. Names listed include Worthy Matron Mrs Fred Bey, Worthy Patron Harrison Dodder, Associate Matron Mrs J Z Hinshaw, Associate Patron Roy Means, and others.

Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Fred Bey Harrison Dodder J. Z. Hinshaw Roy Means T. A. Flenner Lioyrd Neiswanger A. Ht. Twitam

Bridge Held at Mrs. Minick's with Two Tables

Mrs. Raymond Minick entertained her bridge club last evening. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Kos and Mrs. Aiken Reynolds. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Raymond Minick Frank Kos Aiken Reynolds

Mrs. W. R. Crawford Honored at Dinner

A birthday dinner honored Mrs. W. R. Crawford in Answorth on Tuesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Nate Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Crawford and children and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nichols.

W. R. Crawford Ainsworth Jan Nate Crawford Corbin Crawford Harold Nichols

Statler Family Visits Oskaloosa From New Haven

New Haven dated report notes Merle Statler and family driving to Oskaloosa to visit Dr L A Baker. Other locals listed include Lloyd Dickinson and Priscilla visiting Keota, and multiple families sharing Sunday gatherings and dinners with neighbors and relatives across Keota and Keola.

M. Statler New Haven Oskaloosa Merle Statler Dr. L. A. Baker Lloyd Dickinson Priscilla Mrs. Dickinson Mrs. Mills Keota W. C. Hotle Elam Johnson Cary Hotle Homer Meyer Alvin Strum Doc Engle Edward Engle Marion Engle Ernest Strum A. R. Strum Ireta Smith Bugenia Dickingon Ezra Davis Marion Smith Will Hotle Gerald Graf Keola Mary Engle

Hugh Morris Family Returns to Xenia from Eastern Trip

XENIA January 8 Mr and Mrs Hugh Morris and daughters Gloria and Katherine return from a two week visit to Washington DC to see Mrs Morris sister Katherine Corlins and enjoy sights. Also notes on local residents: Wagenknecht enjoy a new radio. Freida Van Horn returns to Parsons College. Florence Baird returns to Waterloo teaching. Mrs Ralph Morris ill with health trouble.

R. L. Stephens Xenia Hugh Morris Gloria Katherine Washington, D. C Morris Katherine Corlins Henry Wagenknecht Freida van Horn Parsons College Florence Baird Waterloo George Baird Ralph Morris

Chicken Thief Spurred by Courage Amid Uncle Eben

A light local remark describes a chicken thief as only slightly worse than a holdup man with a touch more nerve, set against Uncle Eben’s humorous interruption.

Eben

Pythian Sisters Install 1936 Officers in Local Lodge

The Pythian Sisters installed 1936 officers led by past chief Mrs. George Baker and former chief Mrs. G A Reinert. Grand chief Mrs. Paul Harvey officiated with grand manager Mrs. Sarah Helwick and grand senior Mrs. Richard Johnson assisting. A pot luck dinner at the K of P hall followed for members and families.

G. A. Reinert Paul Harvey Sarah Helwick Richard Johnson K. of P. Hall Will Matucha Vina Manussier W. L. Rukgaber George Baker G. A. Rejnert Bessie Wright Oral Mayo Vic Crone Harvey Waggoner Dan Rohrer, Jr Clyde Pratt Emma Jones Ives McKay Ted Crone

D A R Chapter Sends Supplies to Ellis Island

Washington chapter of the D A R voted to send a box of supplies to Ellis Island at a meeting held at Mrs. J A Harwood's home. Miss Jane Ludy, county welfare worker, spoke on social case work methods. Plans were made for a Washington birthday party. Mrs D J Palmer is ill.

Washington J. A. Harwood Ellis Island Jane Ludy D. J. Palmer

A P Young Women's Mission Group Meeting Tomorrow

The United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary society will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon in the church. Mrs Roy Caviness and Miss Elizabeth Irwin will lead the program with Mrs P F Whisler conducting devotions.

United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society Roy Caviness Elizabeth Irwin P. F. Whisler

Friendly Social Club Meeting Reports Low Attendance

The Friendly Social club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Sahneider but bad weather and illness limited attendance to four members. The next meeting is planned for February 4 at Mrs. Elmer Kephart’s home.

Frank Sahneider Elmer Kephart

Correction for D Frank Macon from Sandy Hook

Community notes from Sandy Hook recount corrections and local visits. Residents like Bernard Shelangoski and family, the Dunbars, Hesseltines, Suttons, and Riches are mentioned along with holiday visits and small-town care arrangements.

D. Frank Macon Sandy Hook

Des Moines Salesman Betrayed by New Year Kiss

A Des Moines salesman learned on New Year’s Eve that a kiss on his bald head could lead to trouble as he fell victim to a lipstick prank. The incident unfolded during holiday celebrations prompting police investigation.

Des Moines

Married Fifty Years with Open House on Wedding Date

A couple celebrated fifty years of marriage with an open house on December 31 and a dinner for immediate relatives on January 1 according to a local notice.

Races of India Classified into Three Broad Groups

The article divides India’s population into three major groups the Mongols in the northeast the Wrayidhang hill tribes in the south and the Aryans in the north and central regions. It notes linguistic and descent similarities to surrounding peoples and highlights the Hindoo majority within the country.

India

Percentage of Twins Born in United States Estimate

The article estimates that 1.07 percent of all children born in the United States are twins, based on demographic data and birth statistics for the period discussed.

United States

Local Veo District News Notices 1936

Mr and Mrs Ralph Bray and Mona Bray spent New Year with Curtis Rogers family. Charles Meachan and C Dana hosts. Bruce and Herman Gowey visit Roy Rogers. Loyal twelve families gather to watch the new year. Bray guests at C C Rogers home. W L Bray hauled hogs to Muscatine for Gowey and Hosking. Harry Hamilton hosts at Gowey home. Rosella Spaulding entertains Olive Balderson and John Lindaver and Robert in Fairfield. Ellen Glantz visits sister in South English. Chas Baker calls at Bray home. Ralph Switzer visits Parsons family. Louise brings nieces Alice and Dorothy Parsons to Switzer home. Russell Parson and children visit uncle’s home. Carl Simmons visits Spaulding home.

Charles Meacham C. C. Dana Bruce Herman Gowey Roy Rogers Jose Rice Ralph Bray Mona Bray Ralph Switzer Dell Parsons Louise Alice Dorothy Parsons Switzer Russell Parson Carl Simmons R. A. Spaulding

Families of Kansas Visit Gates Home in Verdi District

Kansas families visit Gates and Dusenberry households in Verdi district. Several couples spend holidays with friends, including New Year greetings and Sunday gatherings. One item notes a humorous incident with a note from a wife, prompting morning alarm.

Kansas Gates Verdi

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.c.f.rebekah Lodges Lloyd Gray Roy Stewart Frank Schneider Elwyn Gardner Inside Guardian Charles Murdock Outside Guardian Cloyce Horsey B. Fr. Campbell George Jarrard Howard Baker John Erlenbush John Davison P.T.A Gwendolyn Holland Dunham Morrisons C. W. Davis Eimeal New York Montgomery Warp & Co South Side Square Washington, Iowa P. Hall Christian “Church Church Christian Church U. P. Young Women’s Missionary Society Rebekah Club Myrtle Morgan Eastern Star Temple Walnut Women’s Club Howard Miller Prairie Flower Mission Circle W. D. Booth Rural Women's Club Harry Dodson W.C.T.U J. Russell Bell Public Affairs Dept Y. W People of St. James Church U. P. Ladies Aid Society Rf. PF Schwartz Friendship Club Lydia Juzeler Methodist Church Bertha Phillips W. 2Nd. St Wm. Baggs St. Ete Palmer Dp. H. Wallingford Bridge Club Colthurst O.E.S M. Smith Pythian Sisters D. A. R. Chapter A.P. Young Women’s Mission Group H. W. Mineart Mr. Macon J. W. Dunbar Bernard Shelangoski Shelangoski Henry Shenker Song Roy Hesseltine Flora Dunbar Shenkel Glen Cuddeback Robert Hesseltine Phyllis Robert John Sutton Dora Dunbar Rrl Dunbar Grace Virginia Peter Rich Archie Farrier Merle Raymond Richard Mt. Pleasant Richards Blanche Rich Ethel Stout J. E. Palmer Court House Veo C. A. Bray Curtis Rogers F. J. Longer Harve Gates Morris Dusenberry Anthony Leslie Gates Stanley Baird Jessie Crandal Delbert Wells Phil Weldin Will Bealer Wess Finch Dick Blanchard Harry Jones Crawfordsville H. D. Stover Frank Libe Mountain Grove Ben Coppock VareoRus Acts Henderson Grahams Department Stores Graham! Department Stores
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