Local Washington Notes and Social Items
Dr. Sorenson, former head of Washington county health unit, visits with locals. Mrs. Howard L. McCleery and Nic head to Chicago for spring buying. St James card party set at KC hall Feb 8. Catherine Masson from University of Iowa visits family. William Masson home from Burlington with flu. Mary Ellen Lytle and Le Roy Riley back for between semesters break. Fresh eggs 15c per dozen at W S Reister & Sons. Leigh Soule and others attend a Y convention in Cedar Rapids. funeral of Mrs Emma Jones noted. local residents attend United Presbyterian services in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Sorenson
LeMars
Washington
Sorenson
Washington County Health Unit
Graham’s
Howard L. McCleery
Nic
Chicago
Nicola and Harmon
Merchandise Mart
St. James
K. C. Hall
Catherine Masson
University of Iowa
W. J. Masson
Iowa City
William Masson
Burlington
P. F. Macon
Verna Bickel
Iowa
Mary Ellen
Merle Lytle
LeRoy
L. F. Harding
Leigh Soule
Ethel
Maude McCreedy
Lloyd Walker
Cedar Rapids
Emma Jones
Will Edgar
Mary
Lee Hanna
Lola
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
Daughters Born to Canaby Renoux and Whetetine Families
Mr and Mrs Dale Canaby Selma Iowa formerly of Washington are parents of a daughter born Saturday at 6 15 p m weighing five and a half pounds. Mr and Mrs John Renoux are parents of a daughter born at 2 25 this morning weighing six pounds one ounce. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whetetine Wellman are parents of a daughter born yesterday at 11 p m weighing five pounds nine and one half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Canaby
Selma
Iowa
Washington
Orville Coakley
Dorothy Maxine
West Chester
Mer} White
Chicago
Carmen Vargas
Brighton
Francis Alibaugh
Leo Lewis
John Renoux
Lloyd Whetetine
Wellman
Yarmouth to Meet Whites in Two Tonight at Y Court
Two basketball games planned at the Y M C A tonight feature the Whites facing Yarmouth at 7 30 PM. The Maid Rites’ late opponent is uncertain after Iowa City cancelled due to icy roads. Yarmouth, a strong southeastern Iowa outfit, has never lost at the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Iowa City
Iowa
Crawfordsville Indees Defeat Ainsworth Five in Tight Bout
Crawfordsville Independents defeated Ainsworth Independents 52 to 41 at home Friday night. Beauchamp led Crawfordsville with 17 points while Ronald Keiper starred for Ainsworth with 22 points and strong play. McFarland and Claire Keiper also contributed for Ainsworth in the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ainsworth
Beauchamp
Mitchell
Ronald Keiper
McFarland
Claire Keiper
McFarlane
Pete
Davis
K. Keiper
Jackson
G. Wacseanen
Mitewell
Cardinals Fall 44 to 25 Against Iowa Teachers Freshmen
Washington junior college Cardinals, tired from a hard gate with Marshalltown the night before, lost Saturday night at Cedar Falls to the Iowa State Teachers College freshmen by 44 to 25. Tucker led Washington with the most points as the team observed the Teachers varsity defeat South Dakota before the road trip home. The next game is at Marshalltown Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
George Freshwaters
Washington
Tucker
South Dakota University
Iowa City
Cardinals
Marshalltown Junior College
Food Elements in Nuts Vary by Species
Nuts contain the three essential food elements starches fats and proteins but their proportions vary widely among different plant species that produce the nuts.
Beautiful Thoroughfare Claim in Princes Street
Edinburgh merchants proclaim Princes Street as the most beautiful thoroughfare in the world. A city debate highlights its shops, promenades, and skyline as evidence of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Princes Street
Fort Madison Still Leads Little Six After Upset Week
Fort Madison Bloodhounds top the Little Six despite a 34 24 loss to Keokuk with a one game margin over Muscatine Burlington and Keokuk in a week of upsets. Mt Pleasant beat Washington and Muscatine while Fairfield toppled Burlington and Ottumwa downed Washington. Next week Ottumwa visits Fort Madison and Muscatine hosts Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Washington
Little Six
Fort Madison Bloodhounds
Bob Foster
Johnny Wilson
Chiefs
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Burlington Grayhounds
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Demons
Harold Lind
Panthers
Covey
Trojans
Bobby Kinnan
Muskies
Kinnan
Bridge Club Meets With Hochstetlers
The Kalona club held a potluck bridge meeting at the Hochstetlers with three tables in play. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. R. James. High score went to Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Knerr while Leslie Walker pair earned the low. Birthday dinner Friday marked Harriet Becks sixth birthday with family guests invited for noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Potluck Bridge Club
V. D. Hochstetler
T. R. James
T. V. Knerr
Leslie Walker
Harriet Beck
Sneir
Beck
Blanch Snyder
C. G. Tilden
Glendale Telephone Co annual meeting and community notices
Annual meeting of Glendale Telephone Co will be held in the basement of U P church on Tuesday February 1 at 1 pm A community meeting is set for Friday at 730 pm in Havre school attendees should bring sandwiches pie and their own service Coffee will be provided Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 930 am led by Mrs Val Fuhr at 202 East Main St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Telephone Co
U. P
Havre
Presbyterian Cottage
Val Fuhr
East Main St
Buckwalter and Bear Triumph in City Hall Wrestling Night
A large winter crowd packed the city hall for three VFW bouts. Marvin Buckwalter defeated Bill White in two straight, Jimmy Bear beat Sammy Miller after a long match, and Dolores Martinez won over Ruth Blondell in the first women’s match seen here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marvin Buckwalter
Bill White
Jimmy Bear
Sammy Miller
Dolores Martinez
Ruth Blondell
V. F. W. Post
Buckwalter
White
Buck
Bill
Atkinson
Jack Atkinson
Galveston
Texas
Washington
Miller
Sammy
Bear
Fortnightly Club Set Meeting Feb 10 at Methodist Basement
The Fortnightly club announces a general meeting on Thursday February 10 from 3 to 5 p m in the Methodist church basement. Three American Home sections lead the general committee with each head assisted by a dedicated committee. Leaders are Mrs C E Strong Mrs Fred L Stewart and Mrs Glenn Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Strong
Fred L. Stewart
Glenn Wilson
Sunset Circle Hosts Thursday Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Earl Ferguson hosted Sunset Circle Thursday afternoon for members. Mrs John Widmer presented the lesson on Tying and Dyeing. Plans were made for a cooperative dinner at Mrs Merle Twinams home Friday Feb 18 for members and their families. Hostess was assisted by Mrs Kiff Davies who served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ferguson
Sunset Circle
John Widmer
Merle Twinam
Kiff Davies
Pilotburge Ladies Aid to Convene Thursday
Mrs Clyde Kennard and Mrs George Shalla will host a Pilotburge Ladies Aid meeting Thursday afternoon at the Kennard home. Entertainment will be provided by Mrs Bess Woolsey and Mrs Marion Stransky as the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kennard
George Shalla
Pilotbure Ladies Aid Society
Kennard
Bess Woolsey
Marion Stransky
Hostesses Named For Public Affairs Dept Luncheon
Mrs. C. Wilson and Mrs. FE Wright will host the Public Affairs department luncheon of the Fortnightly club on Thursday. A 1 PM luncheon is served at North Side cafe with table talk on Visits to Wisteric Shrines. Mrs. Nettie McLaughlin discusses Immigration Laws and Susie Johnson speaks on Deportation of Alien Criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wilson
FE. Wright
Public Affairs Department
North Side
Nettie McLaughlin
Susie Johnson
Martinez Wins Bout In Eight and A Half Minutes
Miss Martinez secured victory after eight and a half minutes with a body press. The crowd applauded the girls' performance and urged another similar bout on a future card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Martinez
Social calendar items from local clubs and meetings
A list of social events and meetings including D A R at 7 30 p m at 314 East Jefferson street Handcraft sections 2 and 4 gatherings at various homes Priscilla clay luncheon at 1 p m at Sullivan home Pythian Sisters 7 30 p m at K P Hall Friendly Social club meeting rescheduled to February 8 Women of White Shrine sewing at Masonic Temple Merry Makers club Lexington circle all day event Child Study club 2 30 p m at 305 West Main street Linger Longer and Ainsworth chapter events O E S social and supper at Masonic hall Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Society Sunshine Community club Just Us club Kensington party Co O C class at West Chester Pilotburg Ladies Aid Lexington P T A and other gatherings listed with times and locations in the social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Elizabeth Dawson
East Jefferson Street
Sidney Moore
North Fourth Avenue
Priscilla Clay
Ed Sullivan
A. E. Atchison
Sullivan
East Second Street
Arthur Atack
West
Washington Street
Pythian Sisters
Kk. P. Hall
Eureka Ladies Aid Society
Charles Nicola
Women of
White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Merry Makers Club
Harley Meyers
Lexington Circle
Howard Gardner
R. S. Sherman
West Main Street
Art Dawson Ainsworth
Masonic Hall
Pleasant Hill
West Chester
Clarence Lynn
Mabel Griffith
Loncheon
North Side
C. R. McCutchen
East Washington Street
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Eee
U.P. A
Jay Brewer
Pilotburg
Clyde Kennard
Geo. Shalla
Lexington P. T. A
Nawakahmoka Girls Elect New Officers
The Nawakahmoka campfire girls elected officers at a late Friday meeting in the public library. Georgeanne Rudiger was named president with Caroleen Sartor as vice president and Gail Davis as secretary. Shirley Ann Peterson became treasurer and Carolyn Strong was appointed corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawakahmoka
Public Library
Georgeanne Rudiger
Caroleen Sartor
Gail Davis
Shirley Ann Peterson
Carolyn Strong
Dowell
Washington
Carol Gray
Birthday List Celebrates Local Residents
W. B. Kerr turns 82 and joins the Three Quarter Century club as he marks a Pennsylvania birth and Iowa arrival in 1867. The notice also lists birthdays for Max Cuddy, Mrs. Lawrence Howell, Max Baumgartner, Willis Richards, Margaret Lucille Mason, Maynard Mineer of Highland, Eleanor Jane Tucker, Lewis Rath, Mrs. Howard Kerr, and Margaret Olive Swift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kerr
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Mr. Kerr
Three Quarter Century Club
Max Cuddy
Lawrence Howell
Max Baumgartner
Willis Richards
Margaret Lucille Mason
Maynard Mineer
Highland
Lewis Rath
Howard Kerr
Margaret Olive Swift
Lucile Cole Weds Willard McGaffey in Brighton Home
Lucile Cole of Brighton and Willard W. McGaffey of Washington were married in a 2:30 p m ceremony at the bride’s home in Brighton. Rev. H C Whiting officiated a single ring rite with sixteen relatives and close friends present. The couple plans an immediate home on North Second Avenue with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Cole
Brighton
Willard W. McGaffey
Washington
H. J. Cole
Rev. H. C. Whiting
Fairfield
Alberta McGaffey
Gerald W. Seward
McGaffey
Brighton High School
American Pearl Button Company
Ross Ramsey
Watertown, D
Pigely Wiggly
North Second Avenue
Berta McGaffey
Myrtle Waggoner
Harry Kuntz
Wilbur Hysett
Earl Richardson
Gerald W Seward
Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Announced
Knights of Pythias lodge schedules a Monday 7 20 p m meeting in the hall. Members will receive work assigned toward the rank of knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge
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Wolf Floral CO
Dr. Pierce
Mr. Husband
AL Roe & Son
Iowa Avenue
Hochstetlers
Petertain
Pilotburge
Eleanor Jane Tucker
Mrs
Claude Tucker
Willard McGaffey
Billy Peters
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Aife
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
SRO
Emmly
Hammond and
Telechron
Frigidaire & Westinghouse
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