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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1933

Page

7

Health unit talk energizes St James P T A meeting

Dr H L Hendricks head of the county health unit spoke at St James school P T A outlining work on physical exams tuberculosis control rural water surveys and milk surveys. Mrs Leonard Bailey led the program and minutes were approved.

Hendricks ST. James P. T H. L. Hendricks St. James Joe Clyde Dorothy Melinsky Karl Bevins Scott Rachmaninoff Leonard Bailey Martin Whittaker

Hoosthke Chow Committees Named

The first meeting of the new year for the Booster club named committees with Mrs Milford Anderson hosting. Officers announced by President Mrs Bert Dill include reporter Mrs Lloyd Walker assistant Mrs Martin Whittaker flower committee Mrs George Jarrard and Mrs Oral Norman and membership committee Mrs Herman Schultz and Mrs Orley Sage. Thirteen members attended along with four sailors and several visitors.

Milford Anderson M Irs Bert Dill Lloyd Walker Martin Whittaker George Jarrard Oral Norman Herman Schultz Orley Sage Siilors Vis

Crawfordsville Hs Basketball Opens Return Games

In Crawfordsville on Friday the girls defeated Wyman 46 to 10 while the boys edged 31 to 30 in favor of Wyman. Girl Scouts aided Red Cross sewing with four members. Dr. Stuart Berma spoke at the United Presbyterian service about Ethiopia and its people alongside showings of Ethiopian photos. Several locals attended events at Ainsworth United Presbyterian church. Many upcoming club and association meetings are listed with dates and hosts.

Crawfordsville Wyman Goldie Florence Miller Lois Metamier Cornelia Johnson Mary Packer Red Cross Packer Doris Cherryholmes United Presbyterian Church Stuart Berema Addis Ababa Ethiopia Bergsma Africa Bergson Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church Ainsworth A. N. Porter W. P. Davidson Harold Waters Margaret Davidson Fred Anwy Isabelle Milton White John David Donald W. J. Edgar Mary Irene Lee Hanna Marjorie Robert Bruce Lois Hanna Ruth Maud Barnes Talma Marie Clark Virginia Miller Karl Ferguson Maurice Ted Maxwell Lucile Dale Jones Charlies Curtis Gerald Ries Towyn Davies Allen Spangler Jean Taylor Mina McCleary Gwendolyn Marie Rhea Harley Rhea

Friday Ladies Aid Units Meet at 2:30 Across Town

Multiple Ladies Aid units of local churches plan Friday 2 30 gatherings. Names and addresses for Unit Nos 1 through 8 listed with meeting site details. Also notes U P Ladies Aid in church parlors and a Friendship club rally. Memorial services for ex president Coolidge described with remarks on his character and career.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church Florence Hout W. 8Rd St J. E. Gardner N. 2Nd Ave John Foster E. Main St C. A. Pratt Jefferson St S&s. R. Knupp Iowa Ave W. F. Bickel BK. van Burenst C. ©. Davin Ave Sam. Sigafoose Wyatt Marbourg U. P. Ladies Aid Robert Patterson

Methodist family night supper at church features Wesleyan faculty

Methodist family night supper will be held at the church Wednesday evening. Attendees should bring sandwiches and own dishes with Unit 7 in charge of serving. Iowa Wesleyan faculty will present a program. A White Shrine of Jerusalem instruction session led by W H P and Neil B Irwin is set for the Masonic temple Wednesday January 7 with lessons at 2 and 5 pm and dinner at 630 pm. Plate 30 cents. Kolah club meets at Mrs N M Spiedel Wednesday p m. Lease notice changes location.

Alma Hearne Holland Lote Holland Westminster Guaild Elsie Glassburner Della Humphrey Lena Stewart L. (. Sehonck Miers Della Humphrey Margaret Affe Stewart Robert Risk Washington County Hospital Risk Roth Ringheim Kk Oo. W. Club Joe Maxwell Fanceworks Ecards Conklin Keota Harry Ackley Toledo Ackley Colorado Springs College Women College Women's Club College Literary Club Methodist Iowa Wesleyan College White Shrine of Jerusalem Neil B. Irwin Masonic Temple Kolah Club N. M. Spiedel Melitt Glasco Meank Trotter Methodist Parcenace Sharpe Beret

Needlework Exhibit Shown by Home Dept Fortnightly Club

Needlework display Tuesday by the American Home department section one in the Fortnightly club featured quilts, hooked rugs, drawn work, crocheted pieces, and antique christening dresses. Sixty five attendees including three guests viewed modern member creations and pieces from Egypt. A talk on Needlecraft in Other Lands and papers on comfortable air and ways of serving were given, with New Year greetings extended by the department leader, and donations acknowledged from the Children’s Christian Home.

H. J. McCreedy O. Foseamirtt W. Krown Howard Crozier Guy Carlton Ralph LeMoine Loyd Moritoun John F. Foster American Home Department C. A. Owen Egypt J. D. Dayton Augusta Lester Lester Orrone W. J. Masson Children’s Christian Home Council Bluffs Department Olive Campbell John Winer Grant Humble J. J. Robinson D. N. Anwyl Tom Downing Fred Downing M. R. Hinshaw Wayland

Pastor resumes pulpit at two churches after illness

Fordsville occupied his pulpit at Haskins and Crawfordsville Presbyterian churches Sunday morning and evening after a two week absence due to illness. Mrs Wenger and other congregation members led the services in the interim. Ex-president Coolidge was remembered at both services.

Coolidge Crawfordesville Presbyterian Church BE. &. Hohner Methodist Church F. Wenger Pasion Hoover Harding Marion Ohio Mr Kinley Herbert Hoover Everett Naftazger Cairo Fordsville Haskins and Crawfordsville Presbyterian Wenger

Crawfordsville Watch: Ministers Meet for Evangelism Discussion

Nellie Manners reports a Presbyterian union service with hymns and a mixed chorus honoring Mr. Co ive. The Louisa county ministerial association gathered at Letts with Rev. S Wenger and Everett Naftzrer joining from Crawfordsville and Dr. Stuart Bergsug from Ethiopia giving an address on Evangelism. Mrs Ella Work of Washington visited Crawfordsville with local hosts Mr and Mrs Lee Lease.

Crawfordsville Union Service Presbyteria Sania Hevenine Menorial Menmorie Calvin Mr. Co Coreen Packer Clarence Voertead Clarence Everette Davis Wis 3 Wre Buxhava Lev Everett Nattiger Jesson S. Hebner Wenger Louisa County Ministerial Association Letts Everett Naftz Rer W. OH. Parker Cotter C. S. Ramsdale Columbus City Rev. Patterson Morning Sun S. F. Wenger Stuart Bergsuig Ethiopia Ella Work Washington Lee Lease

Local Social News and Errands Around Crawford

Marie G. Johnson reports a Sunday turkey dinner at the M N M Kempf home with Mrs Glenn Kempf and family and others. Ralph Gorham of Olds visited, and the Swensor family toured Burlington to see Mrs J Anderson. Lyman Johnson and Velma visited the Edsonberg home. M M Kempf sold his herd of 535 turkeys to Art Ginterich in Wellman. Ruby and Mae Richard stayed with Grandma Chriss Richard. Oscar Sandberg conducted business in Olds.

Lyman Johnon Velma Eddsponberg M. M. Kempf Art Ginterich Wellman Clint Holla Gasghter Mildred Elmerrickson Ruby Mae Richard Chriss Richard Oscar Sandberg Olds

Turner outlines tax and policy changes in final assembly message

Governor Turner calls for income tax, repeal of mandatory taxes, and reduced state expenses. He urges regulation of utilities, relief funding via Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and stricter mortgage foreclosures to aid farmers. He defends prohibition enforcement and criticizes repeal efforts while warning on unemployment and prison labor impacts.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Legislative Committee Turner State Board of Control State Board of Education Iowa J. W. Long

Installation of Ammaworth Chapter 592 Officers

The Maebeth Mc Creedy metaline officer presided as Myrtle Thama relaying installation duties. Edith Richards was installed worthy matron with Lattimore Davis as worthy patron and Rita Davis as associate matron. Orville Thoma became associate patron and Ftta Marsh secretary as Lyn Vanhorn treasurer and Mildred Morris conductress. Jessie Moore ornamented as associate conductress with Nora Spessard as marshal.

Ranist Golda Robertson Ada Vera O'Connor Ruth Gladyoa Evans Rattier Charlotte Moore Martha Mareare Mubhin Alecra Mabel Thorpeon Ore O'Connor Sentinel Myrtle Thoma Weaapter Matin Educational Mra Kate Annas Etta Marsh Beal Tinanee Mellie Parrow Evelyn Dea Ella Crawford Vaginning Mae Spessard Mary Lord Orville Thoma Proficiency Nellie Richards Myris Thoma Eva Blankenhorn Flower Louise Tofleaun Della Adama N. J. Lease Ruth Norris Eva Stewart Mies Effie McCreedy Mabel Keiper Mary O Corner Marie Hazley Mae Quinn Eather Crawford Clyde Keiper Orient Lodges Masonik Mason City Glasgo Jewel Ainsworth Te Mnetallation Service Ammaworth O. KB. Ss Myrtle Thama Maebettie Mc Creedy New Spessart Marsha Mahbet Thompaca Blanghe Peters Edith Richards Lattimore Davis Rita Davis Ftta Marsh Stetary Lyn Vanhorn Mildred Morris Jessie Moore Ascor Mery Chambers Nora Spessard Marshall Mew

Public KC Dance and Sons of Union Veterans Meeting

A public Kansas City dance at the KC ball on Wednesday January 11 runs from 9 through midnight with Putnam's Orchestra, 2 for gentlemen and 10 cents for ladies. The 28143 Sons of Union Veterans will meet at the courthouse Wednesday night at 8:00 o'clock, 28212.

K. C Putnam's Orchestra Sons of Union Veterans Court House

Farm Bureau Moves Lessons To February For Women Leaders

Miss Ruth Ceesna will not present lessons the week of January 16 to 20. The course is rescheduled for February and will run into April with the program moved up one month.

Farm Bureau Ruth Ceesna

Female Herd Sentries Among Wild Reindeer

A female reindeer acts as the herd sentry while others rest. When the leader signals to lie down, another female immediately rises to stand.

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Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Meeting Radio Toptos Westminster Grtp Hoosthke Nellie Manners Rebekah Club Roy Mallory Clo Sk O. E Western Star Alma Meek W. M Belle Rice, Ree the Heights P. T. A C. G. T. Club Walnut Woman's Club Ralph Chorpening H. J. Brenneman Independent Club Alma Kephart The Missionary Society of the Prairie Flower Church M. EB. Booth Fleur de Lis Club Havre John Gamon W. CC. T. WU A. Anderson D. C. Fulton Joshua Brumback Friendship Club W. J. Meyer Home Dept Dan Turner H. J. Ward & Co East Side Square
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