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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
2
At The Hospital Louis Wiley was trans Mrs. to University hospital at City this morning. Miss Mable Dahl underwent major operation this morning.
Miss Lucile Kurtz of Prairie Flower school in 76 Township sustained a knee injury at a coasting party last week and was kept from teaching during the early days of this week.
Joe Wolfe of the Wolfe Hatchery bought a 28,000 eye Bunny Incubator in Springfield Ohio after touring eastern states Ohio Indiana New York Wisconsin and Illinois. The unit will be installed at the Wolfe Hatchery within three or four weeks. In Delaware Ohio he met Mrs Harold Clase and children connected to McComb Clase meetings.
Miss Faith Brown recuperates after pendectomy at the hospital. Fresh eggs 18c per dozen at W. S. Reister & Son new location over Crone's. Normal Training girls and rural teachers write midyear exams this week with uniform exams set for Jan 27 28 29. Rummage sale Jan 15 16 by A M E church. Mr and Mrs Joe Shaver and children visit Dr E F Stutsman in Town City. Shaver brother of Mrs Stutsman. Mrs Stutsman notes sister Mrs Earl Fry recovering from a serious operation. Auctioneer D F Macon Washington IA 363 lack.
Queen Victoria linked to the Llanoverian line and Albert of Saxe Coburg and Gotha. Amid World War I anti German sentiment, King George V proclaimed the royal house would be known as the House of Windsor.
Harmony Club held its initiation as Mrs. Anna Karlen joined the group. Mrs. Nellie Kyle chaired the session in Brighton on Monday evening. The Christian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harry Stacy’s home for quilting, and Krony Krew gathered with hostess Mrs. Olive Bomberger. Bridge featured four tables with top score to Marjorie Beauchamp and second to Adeline Drish. guests included Mrs. Anna Johnson and Mrs. Adaline Drish. Mr. and Mrs. J W Nebergal relocated from 708 Hast Jefferson to Route Four.
Friday guest day at the Ainsworth Lincoln Street club featured a covered dish luncheon at noon. Afternoon games provided diversion while attendees included Mrs. Ida Hunt, Miss Emma Walker, Mrs. Jessie Pressly, Mrs. Annetta Gupton, Mrs. Ida Simpson, Mrs. Merritt Hawkins, Mrs. Mary Woodside, Mrs. John Krause, Mrs. Nettie Milliston, and Mrs. C. Carson. Mrs. R P Dewey is reported ill with pleurisy.
The Happy Go Lucky club and families visited Leo Te Bockhorst on Jan 12 to mark their 22nd wedding anniversary with cards bingo and games. A mock wedding featured Mrs Te Bockhorst in a white gown and veil with artificial poinsettias as bouquet. Joe Malichky acted as groom and Norbert TeBockhorst as best man.
June TeRockhorst, ring bearer, and Joe Malichky as father of the bride, gave her away in a ceremony performed by Mrs. George McGraw. Bernadette TeRockhorst played a wedding match, later refreshments were served. Kleese Hartman, who fell ill Saturday, is reported stable.
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