Kalona Woman Returns Home Plans Work at Kalona News Office
A Kalona resident returned home this week after months away and will begin employment at the Kalona news office on Monday.
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Kalona
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
6
Maryella Duncan Nominated Sports Queen of Campus
Maryella Duncan has been nominated as sports queen on the Coe College Cedar Rapids campus. The election result will be announced February 5. Local visits note guests and travels of area families and farm bureau meeting attendance in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Maryella Duncan
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Frisk
Dale
Union
W. R. Frisk
C. H. Miller
George Hazny
W. H. Allen
Los Angeles
J. D. Helmick
Carl Curtis
State Farm Bureau
Des Moines
4-H Girls of Clay Meet With Leader Frances Meacham
Clay heads report a Saturday afternoon meeting with 4-H leader Frances Meacham. Other notes include Dave Miller shelling corn for Herman Eagle, Mrs. Lois Herr recovering from ulcers, and Myrta Jones visiting from Richland during W. O. Morgan’s insurance meeting in Cedar Rapids. The Walton public sale drew a good crowd and local residents Bill Sable and Lois visited. A poultry meeting occurred at the Schmitter home near Rubio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Morgan
Clay
Frances Meacham
Dave Miller
Washington
Herman Eagle
Lois Herr
Myrta Jones
Richland
Morgan
W. O
Cedar Rapids
Walton
Bill Sable
Lois
Schmitter
Rubio
Lina Oswalt Visits Sister in Stringtown Nebraska
Lina Oswalt of Aurora Nebraska visits sister Mrs Elmer Freyengberger and family this week. Summer ice supply was delivered by Fmery Leichty Lester Alliman and J J Rich last week. Mr and Mrs Ernest Jones spent Sunday at the Will Mit- house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rich
Stringtown
Lina Oswalt
Aurora
Nebraska
Elmer Freyenberger
Fmery Leichty
Lester Alliman
Ernest Jones
Will Mit
Mildred
Noah Widmer
Myrtle, Wim
Robert Freyenberger
Lloyd Roth
Edd Widmer
Muscatine
Ethan Brooks
D.C. Schantz
Clinton
Ladies Home Project Meets at Mrs Wade Huffman Home
The Ladies Home Project gathered at the home of Mrs Wade Huffman last Friday. Various social visits occurred with neighbors and relatives dropping by to socialize and share time in the community.
Snowball Funeral Readers and Local Visits
Snowball notes attendance at the Lyle funeral in Keota. Sympathy sent to the Sam Munson family. Local residents report farm work and family visits including Mrs. John Shebeck Mildred Shebeck and other neighbors visiting Iowa City and D. C. Griggs home. Calls from Bob Wiley, Arthur Wiley, and Mabel Shebeck appear with various hospitality and helping activities through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shebeck
Cloyda
Carl Jarrard R
Arthur Wiley
Clarence Fulton
Lyle
Keota
Sam Munson
Clarence Phillip
W. A
L. E. Hoyle
Dwight
Marie Rodger
Lawrence Howell
Social活动记要在布莱顿乡
Mr and Mrs Albert Saunders visited Washington Monday afternoon. The Card party met Friday night with Mr and Mrs Wayne Savage. Kosmer and Clara Borkoski were Washington callers Thursday forenoon. Many attended the basketball game at Richland Wednesday evening. Wayne Savage delivered hogs to Washington Saturday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests at Clarence Grosscup home included Mr and Mrs Paul Ryner and daughter, Mr near Ainsworth, and Fred Grosa and Mrs Carter Grosscup from Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
Albert Saunders
Washington
Earl Neal
Washington Ecallers
Wayne Savage
Kosmer
Clara Borkoski
Richland
Lawernce Borkoski
Chicago
Edgar Wise
Mr. Saunder
Paul Ryner
Pleasant Plain
Near Ainsworth
Fred Grosa
Carter Grosscup
Cup of Atlantic
Clarence Grosscup
Leslie Turnip
Local Social Notes From Harper Area
Washington callers visited Friday. Clarence Browns and Mrs. Hendricks spent Sunday at the Don Kleinschmidt home near Harper. Homer Mayers and Clarence Browns were Thursday evening guests at the Carl Daering home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seed
Washington
Clarence Browns
Mrs. Hendricks
Don Kleinschmidt
Harper
Homer Mayers
Carl Daering
C E Roth Assessor Starts Annual Duty at Pleasant Ridge
C E Roth the Marion township assessor began the annual duties in Pleasant Ridge on Tuesday. Local residents and families are noted in social items including dinner guests Shaad family, grade tests at Shiloh school, and visits to Henry Underwood and Bruce Stewart homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Smith
Pleasant Ridge
C. BE. Roth
Marion Township
Jake
Frank Shaad
Louis Pacani
Julia Huffstutter
Evelyn Smith
Shiloh
Nick Linnencamp
John van Leoy
Henry Underwood
Linnencamp
Linnencamp and Mrs. Underwood Visited At the Bruce Stewart
Dillon
Elmer Schantz
Harold Snider
Harmony Locals News Roundup
Harmony residents share daily activities from January including Bailey Brothers delivering hogs Billie and Franklin Chmelar visiting Pauline Kelsey and relatives Griffith brothers cutting wood for Kelsey Schiebel and Longer families visiting Kelsey and Redlinger homes. Poultry meeting hosted by Walter Jones and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Longer
Harmony
Bailey Brothers
Billie
Franklin Chmelar
Pauline
Griffith
Kelsey
Charles
Richard Schiebel
Walter Longer
Bill Chmelar
Ralph Kelsey and Lyle
Glen Anderson
Glen Miller
Ed Heck
Clem Griffith
John Griffith
Walter Jones
Day of Dupes on November 11 1630
The Day of Dupes refers to November 11 1630 when Cardinal Richelieu thwarted enemies seeking to end his hold on royal favor. French factions challenged Richelieu but he retained power and influence in the royal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupes
Cardinal Richelieu
Mrs Dale Norton Undergoes Operation at Fairfield Hospital
Mrs Dale Norton is a patient at Jefferson County hospital after an operation Sunday morning. The report hopes for a speedy recovery. The piece notes social visits and local residents involved in and around Merrimac and Fairfield during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Norton
Fairfield Hospital
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Jefferson County Hospital
Norton
Doyle Paul
Dave Paul
Jake Burger
Andrew Zihlmans
Will Brannon
Elizabeth
North Prairie Flower Social Notes
Jan. 20 community roundup lists supper and dinner guests at the Donald Smith and Clayton Bear homes. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schulty and Har old Schulty, Ed Kleinberg, the Richards and Smith families, Vaughn, Edna Witting, Orlin, Tom Schulty, F. M. Smith, Gareth Neff, Joe Wolfe, Clayton Bear, Dick Davidson and Mrs. Elizabeth Young's household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Smith
North Prairie Flower
Ray Schulty
Harold Schulty
Donald Smith
Ed Kleinberg
Will Richards
Rex Smith
Vaughn
Edna Witting and
Orlin
Tom Schulty
F. M. Smith
Garetd Neff
Joe Wolfe
Clayton Bear Home
Dick Davidson
Shakespeare Father of Twins and a Daughter
Shakespeare was the father of twins Hamlet and Judith and also had a daughter Susanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Judith
Susanna
Whistle-Pig Describes Woodchuck Nickname Near Smokies
The term whistle-pig is the local name for the woodchuck along the North Carolina and Tennessee borders of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Franklin District Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Mrs. Howard Hoyle hosts and visits are noted as residents in Franklin District. Maurice Libe and family travel to Fairfield to see Raymond Picken and G. C. Haskins at Bright. Nearby residents, including Jo Ann, Ruth Smith, and Bernice Sheetz, are listed with Sunday gatherings and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hoyle
Franklin District
Maurice Libe
Fairfield
Raymond Picken
G. C. Haskins
Brighton
Miss Plath Appointed B P W Officer in Iowa
Clinton Frances E. Pith of Davenport named special representative for the International Federation of Women’s Clubs in Iowa. Appointment by Lena Phillips of New York, International President of Business and Professional Women’s clubs, with approval noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Frances E. Pith
Davenport
International Federation of Women's Clubs
Iowa
Lena Phillips
New York City
International
Business and
Professional Women's Clubs
Miss Plath
Notable Des Moines Lawyer Joins Scott County Officials
Helen G. Irwin announces the appointment, with Darlene Gordon presenting. Miss Plath, the county’s sole practicing woman lawyer, serves as county attorney in Scott County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stewart
Ethel Grecian
R. R. Noonan
W. P. Rawn
Helen Cresswell
Helen G. Irwin
Des Moines
Iowa
Darlene Gordon
Scott County
Miss Plath
Opinion on narcotic sales without license in Iowa
Des Moines An attorney general opinion holds pharmacists physicians dentists and veterinarians may sell narcotics without a license if they stay within normal professional practice. The ruling was written for John Heerma treasurer of the state board of pharmacy examiners by Assistant Attorney General Don W. Buringston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John H. Mitchell
Iowa
Mitchell
John Heerma
Board of Pharmacy Examiners
Don W. Buringston
Oil on Troubled Waters Quip Sparks Cautionary Q
A rustic proverb attributed to Uncle Eben warns that pouring oil on troubled waters invites danger. The remark calls attention to volatile outcomes and the risk of sparks triggering a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
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