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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1934
Page
4
City market touted as a food center with prices far below those of other towns. Shoppers travel long distances to find quality goods and large variety, while stores promote standout Visitors' Day specials in Washington.
Washington Junior College's Cardinals duel Burlington junior college at 7:30 with Sands of Muscatine refereeing. Coach George Freshwaters may shuffle the starting lineup featuring Lytle Glider Jungbluth plus Turner Jackson or Wells as guards.
Wm. Stricker operator of the Standard Oi station at Well man pled guilty to buying furs without a license. He paid a $50 fine plus $5.25 costs after being apprehended by Game Warden T. K. Johnson amid complaints from other dealers.
A reader contributed teffes candy and several home recipes including cocoa caramels and mince meat. The notes also list upcoming club meetings for Shrine No. 16 IX club Rural Woman’s club Sunshine Community club and W R C activities with dates and hostess names.
The Pythian Sisters degree staff led by Mrs Myrtle Poole will meet at the hall at seven o'clock Tuesday evening to practice for the regular meeting at Damascust.
The Baptist ladies announce a luncheon and missionary program at Mrs. Cy Bush home Friday at 11 o clock. Attendees should bring table service a dish to pass and sandwiches. An Odd Fellows Rebekahs event follows with Fishers orchestra providing music. all O F and Rebekah families invited.
W H M 8 of M EB church will meet with Mrs Jank Kurtz Friday at 2 50 PM. The Jolly Quilting circle will meet with Mrs Ben Miller Friday January 26. A good attendance is desired and members are reminded of the donation planned at the last meeting. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon.
Washington Lodge No. 26 F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Worshipful Master Harry E. Turner and Secretary A W Yard announce the schedule and officers.
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