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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1941

Page

3

Golden Wedding Today For Mr and Mrs William Finke

Mr and Mrs William Finke observe their golden wedding anniversary with a noon potluck for family and an open house in the afternoon and evening at 621 South Second Avenue. They married January 15 1891 at the bride’s parents home in Westboro Missouri and have three daughters and six sons with twenty three grandchildren.

William Finkere South Second Avenue Mrs. Finke Finke Pipestone Minn Wapello Winfield Washington Mary McKeone Velma Finke Pearl Christner Crawfordsville Roy Weshington Will Antone Columbus Junction Silas Lafe Earl Crawfordeville

Marriage of Mildred Guinn and Chester Howard in Des Moines

Mildred Guinn daughter of Mrs Eva Turner married Chester Howard son of Mr and Mrs Aston Hord on Monday afternoon in Des Moines. Judge Russell Jordan officiated. The couple return to Washington to establish their home. Howard works for Turkington Brothers at the Rock Island stockyard. Mrs Howard, a California School of Beauty Agriculture graduate, has worked as a cosmetologist in Sioux Falls and Des Moines.

Mildred John Mn Guinn Eva Urner Chester Howard Aston Hord Des Moines Rusell Jordan Howard Washington Matheir Turkington Brothers Rock Island California School of Sioux Falls

Headliners 4H Club Girls Hold Meeting

The Headliners 4 H club met at Mary Bordwell's home with members answering roll by naming their best color. President Beulah Stewart presided as minutes from the prior meeting were read by secretary Mabel Finney. Plans for a fathers party were discussed and talks on songs La Paloma and La Golondrina were given by Jeanne Walker and Carol Brewer respectively, followed by a wool talk from leader Mrs. Golia Miller. Refreshments were served after adjournment.

Mary Bordwell Beulah Stewart Mabel Finney Fathers of Jeanne Walker Carol Brewer Golia Miller

Prairie Flower youth meeting and local club notices

Social calendar lists Prairie Flower youth meeting at 7 30 pm and multiple club events. Mrs Winona Reeves Koluh club afternoon Mrs Clarence Goff Past Chiefs association evening Mrs Harry Miller Mleur de lis club 2 pm Mrs Ray Bell H J club officers in afternoon Mrs Joe Te Bockhorst West Chester Social circle Federated church Lexington Ladies Aid election of officers at church Chapter J P 8 O high tea 5 30 pm North Side cafe Meeting 72 0 pm in home of Mrs C W McLaughlin Garden dept 730 pm Mrs W B Dupuis 222 North Fourth avenue Presbyterian Women Missionary society 230 pm Mrs S W Kort Election of officers Baptist Loyal Women's Bible class afternoon Mrs F E Messer 528 West Madison street Methodist Women's Society 230 pm Social hall at church Mission study meeting 2 pm in chapel Commandery members and families oyster supper 620 pm Masonic Temple Bring own silver and soup bowls 19th Century club 230 pm at "Onhrs" Carl J Roberts W R C meeting 230 pm G A R hall

Prairie Flower Young People's Meeting Winona Reeves Koluh Club Clarence Goff Chiefs Association Harry Miller Mleur-de-lis Ray Bell Lexington Ladies Aid Society J. P North Side Cafe C. W. McLaughlin W. B. Dupuis North Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society S. W. Kort Baptist Loyal Women's West Madison Street Methodist Women's Society Masonic Temple

Family Supper Held at K P Hall by Pythian Sisters

Pythian Sisters and families held a potluck supper at K P hall last evening. About twenty people attended with Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Clayton Bear, and Elsie Bratten in charge of arranging the event. Read the Want-Ads.

K. P. Hall George Baker Clayton Bear Elsie Bratten

Postpone Pre-nuptial Courtesy Planned for Jean Moore

Mrs. Orville Elder recalled invitations for a tea honoring Miss Jean Moore due to icy walks and the illness of a former president of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society. The planned event for Presbyterian church women and guests is postponed.

Orville Elder Jean Moore Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society

Temperance Education Meeting and Bake Sale Announced

Ww Cc T U plans a Thursday gathering at 2 30 p m in Mrs T F Barker s home 603 South Third Avenue led by Mrs C V Cruil with Proverbs 23 19 32 as scripture There will be a bake and rummage sale Saturday at City Hall Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid and Presbyterian choir rehearsal set for 7 pm tonight

Ww. Cc. T. U T. F. Barker South Third Avenue C. V. Cruil Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid

Birthday List Highlights Local Residents’ Celebrations

Maude Hott of Chicago former Washington resident marks her birthday today. A Three Quarter Century club member shares the day. Others include Mrs P G Ahrens born in Illinois 78 years ago and John Soukup, Riverside. Ross Van Winkle, Merrimac Community. Viola Marek, Riverside. Elwyn Gardner and Joe Nelson. Hannah Belle Crossett observes her second birthday, great great granddaughter of J A Walker of Wellman, living four miles southwest on the Brighton road.

Maude Hott Chicago Washington P. G. Ahrens Illinois John Soukup Riverside Ross van Winkle Merrimac Viola Marek Elwyn Gardner Joe Nelson Hannah Belle Crossett J. A. Walker Wellman Brighton Road

Carol Forgey Hosts Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society

Carol Forgey hosted the Baptist Young Women’s Missionary Society gathering with twelve members and two guests. The program titled Eastern Lights China featured a play A Grand Idea and reports on China’s progress, with new members welcomed and a birthday cake for Dorothy Chance.

Carol Forgey Baptist Young Women's Missionary Society Richard Leet Dorothy Chance Lucille Forgey John Little China Lucile Forgey Ada Nelson West Ruth Lemley Cora Hopping Carol Lucile Forsey Murrow Indian Orphans’ Home Bacone Okla

Commandery Plans Family Oyster Supper and Installation

Families will attend an oyster supper Friday evening at 7 30 in the Masonic Temple. After the meal the Commandery will install officers. Attendees are asked to bring their own silver and soup bowls.

Masonic Temple

American Home Sections Hold January Meetings

January meetings of the three American Home sections were held with program items including a review of Uncle Clem’s Boy by Mrs. Andrew Larson, papers on Balanced Menus for a Day and Wake Up in a Smiling Room, and a Primavera inspired decor and January white sales discussion.

American Home Department Y.W.C.A Andrew Larson Clems Will Rogers Glenn Holden J. A. Porter A.ub. Young Grace Brinning Henry Bailey East Main Street T. W. Harwood A. E. Atchison L. H. Orr J. Martin White Myrtle Poole William Matucha W. J. Dwyer L. C. Willits Don Orr A. R. Krause

Garden Department Auction At Friday Meeting

A Garden department meeting will be held Friday evening at Mrs. W. B. Dupuis home. An auction of miscellaneous articles will occur with Mrs. B. F. Bostwick Jr. serving as auctioneer. Members are asked to bring sale items and a playlet will be performed as part of the program. The event starts at 7 30 p.m.

W. B. Dupuis B. F. Bostwick, Jr

Plan Program on Educational Day

Educational day will be observed by the Women's Temperance Union and the Iota Sigma at Wellman Baptist church next Tuesday evening January 21 at seven thirty. The program includes Salute to the Flag, White Ribbon Rally Song, devotionals by Rev Ada Hillis, Iota Sigma number violin Berceuse from Jocelyn by Goddard Rosil and Van Dorn, address by Rev James H Sloan, Some Glad Day song, benediction by Rev P M Conant. No admission charged.

Wellman Women's Temperance Union Iota Sigma Wellman Baptist Shurch Ada Hillis BerCeuse Jocelyn Goddard

Booster Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs May Smith

Mrs May Smith hosted a booster club gathering with sixteen members and five guests including Mrs Henry Sutherland and children Donny Robertson Johnny Donaldson and Richard Marte. President Mrs Anna Landau led the session where roll call was Farm Wives Want and a burlap sack backing rue demonstration was given. Refreshments were served by Mrs Homer Jarrard Mrs Bert Dill and Mrs Harry Donaldson. The next meeting is set for January 9 with Mrs Martin Whittaker.

Henry Sutherland Donny Junior Robertson Johnny Donaldson Richard Marte Anna Landau Homer Jarrard Bert Dill Harry Donaldson Martin Whittaker

Community gathering invites broad attendance

A public notice invites all interested to join a forthcoming event with cordial welcome and an open invitation to participate without restrictions or barriers.

International Censuses Cover Two-Thirds of World Population

The censuses conducted by multiple nations now account for roughly sixty to seventy percent of the global population. Officials note diverse methodologies and timing across countries, but the aggregate reach indicates a major step in worldwide demographic accounting.

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Mr. and Mrs William Pinke Mildred Guinn Priday Carl J. Roberts W.R.C G.A.R. Hall Tobaccoland U.S. A Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co Fifth Avenue New York N. Y John M. Miller Camden N. J Philadelphia Post Office Chesterfield Liccerr & Myses Tobacco Presbyterian Commandery Family Lydia E. Pinkham Edna Palmer Don Benblossom Sandro Bottecelli R. G. Cherry J. W. Chandler Melvin Hillery Fred Bey Donald Paul Garden Department May Smith Booster Club PENCO U.S Percale Pergale Sorority Bayons Belle Isle Reg U. S. Pat
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