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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
3
SP EMS Thursday The IX club meets with Mrs Harry Drake at 2 PM. Royal Neighbors convene Tuesday night at 8 in Woodman hall. Several ladies groups plan July 7 sessions including garden and Wellston clubs with demonstrations, officer elections, and needlework activities.
Mes. I. Ek. Beal of Ainsworth will give her report of the Women s General Missionary society convention of the United Presbyterian church at the U S church at Columbus City Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The following five congregations are invited Aireworth Crawfordsville Winfield Morning Sun and Columbus City.
The U S Ladies Aid will meet Friday afternoon at 4 o clock with a short business meeting and a brief special program. At 6 o clock they may adjourn or continue with further plans.
Miss Glassburner writes from London to Mary Howell and June Putnam of Wallace School. She travels with Miss Myrtle Macon and notes Ireland, Dublin sights, then London attractions like the Crown Jewels and Buckingham Palace as they plan to visit Holland and Paris before returning to the United States. Letters may be read by other girls. she signs off wishing to write more.
Havre crowd gathers for visits at Claud McCall and Zieglowsky homes. Frank Moore family attends infant funeral in Ainsworth. Missionary sewing day at Mrs Will McConnell with guilt blocks. Ada Mae and Velma Beenblossom at Leslie Beenblossom home. Bishop and Sigafoose family visits noted. School board meeting at No 11 school. Will McBride recovering, out in yard. Dorothy Baker returns from visit with Sam Baker. Numerous gatherings at Zieglowsky and Hering homes. Fern Cliff 4 H club meeting with 14 members. Frank Mayhew paints farm buildings.
Carpenters began rebuilding the Karl Harken farm cattle and hay barn destroyed by fire. Residents from Fairfield to Woolson hosted family gatherings, visits, and a July 4th neighborhood picnic with ice cream and cake for Curtis Rogers.
Harmony residents report the July 1 school meeting at the school house with the secretary and treasurer's report approved and the same officers reelected for the coming year. Walter Longer and Bill Chemlar delivered hogs to Washington buyers the prior week amid local weekend visits and Fourth of July gatherings.
Charles Fanning of Davenport was here on business today. Adrian Van Verth, relief manager for McLellan stores, is here while Mr and Mrs F A Stowe and son take a two week vacation to Elkhart, and Van Verth earlier this summer served as assistant manager. Mr and Mrs Robert Templeman hosted for the Fourth, with her parents and sister from Bethany Missouri and friends from Bethany. Harry White of Ainsworth was shopping this morning. Mrs Mayme Burich visits her sister in Iowa City, while her mother Mrs Kathryn Bartoby has been visiting there.
Lawrence McCall and family members gathered at Long Creek near Ainsworth for Independence Day. The group later visited Frank Moore’s home for ice cream and cake. Lyle Hering observed the holiday in Trenton Iowa.
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