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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1935

Page

3

Countess Betty Leads Paris Fashion Parade as Manikin

Betty de Been a Swedish born widow from Tahiti era moved to Paris after her husband died. She supports herself as a mannikin at Schiaparelli showing up to 100 dresses daily during peak season. She dreams of someday living in America and starting her own fashion venture. Betty advises women to choose clothes and makeup that fit them and notes American women are beautiful but prone to following movie trends. She seeks more individuality in her career.

Paris U.P Countess de Been Betty Schiaparelli Gothembourg Europe Tahiti France America

Booster club party entertains children with games and lunch

Booster club members met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Delbart Daniel presiding. Mrs Geo Jarard led the program with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs Orville Caldwell and Mrs Sam Neill. Miss Hazel Hunter from Pine Ridge SD visited. guests listed include Mrs Walter Kyle and daughters, Mrs Logan Ahrens, and Misses Gertrude Landau and Jeanette Woodburn. The club schedules a July 23 meeting with Mrs Oral Norman.

Booster Club Delbart Daniel Geo. Jarrard Harry Donaldson Orville Caldwell Sam Neill Hazel Hunter Pine Ridge South Dakota Darnell Darnel Walter Kyle Eunice Naomi Logan Ahrens Gertrude Landau Jeanette Woodburn Oral Norman

Bride and Groom Honored at Dunns Home in Columbus Junction

Mr and Mrs William Dunn of Columbus Junction hosted a candle light buffet honoring Mr and Mrs Roy Caviness. The event featured songs and piano duets by Mrs Dunn and Mrs Caviness and a moonlit garden visit. Guests included Mr and Mrs J C Huston and Mrs Ella DeLong.

William Dunns William Dunn Columbus Junction Roy Daviness Dunn Caviness Roy Caviness J. C. Huston Ella DeLong

Social Calendar Highlights Club Events and Meetings

Wednesday features Pythian Sisters covered dish dinner at 6 30 with Sunset Park Country Club breakfast at 7 30 am. O G T Club 7 30 pm. Thursday lists Pilotburg Ladies Aid W T U Institute and various clubs with afternoon events at Sunset Park and I O O F hall. Notables include Mrs Daisy Huber of Crawfordsville and Mr and Mrs M C Delong of Washington.

Pythian Sisters Sunset Park Country Club Henrietta Hull Marjorie Pratt G. T. Club Dale Denison Pilotburg Ladies Aid Clarence Rathmel Orville Bilder St. Paul's Evangelical Church Charles Zieglowsky Rural Women’s Club Harry Dodson U. P Cloyen Stewart Hepatica Bluebirds Maynard Brown James Chaloupa Wm. McCartney Daisy Huber Crawfordsvile M. C. DeLong Washington

Picnic Honors Mrs. Harry Miller At Sunset Park

A St. Louis visitor inspired a Sunset Park gathering for a bridge group. The crowd met for supper at Sunset Park then moved to Mrs. Frank Kosoo’s home to play bridge. Miss Agnes Wheelan hosted birthday refreshments. Miss Gladys Mace won high score with Mrs. Charles Denison second.

Harry Miller St. Louis Sunset Park Frank Kos Oo Agnes Wheelan Gladys Mace Charles Denison

Relatives from Distance Attend Family Reunion

For the first time in twelve years a family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren Sr. Fifty four attendees enjoyed a basket dinner in the grove. Relatives came from Richmond California Whrichsville Ohio Muscatine Mt. Pleasant Crawfordsville Iowa City Gradenhutten and Washington with others joining the gathering.

Sam Warren Grove George Howard Anna May Violet Junior Richmond California Edgar Blick Ernest Whrichsville Ohio Bob Warren Philip Mildred Ralph Evelyn Muscatine Victor Blattner Marie Shirley Kya Burdell Donaldson Harry Virginia Laurence Washington Sam Warren, Sr Ritla Olive Marguerite Ethel Anne Williams Homer Hill Irwin Lawrence Richard Esther Hazel Betty Mt. Pleasant Albert English Alfred Clarence Luella Ada Crawfordsville W. C. Weir Gladys Iowa City Francis Heldy Gradenhutten Clarence Shull Grawfordsville Jack Williard Lillian Guiteau

Mission Meeting at Mrs. Wittrig's

Alma Hearne Holland Missionary society met at Mrs Edna Wittrig's home with nine members present. A covered dish dinner followed a program on Burma's riches and missionary history led by several members, including Edna Klein and Aileen Milligan.

Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society Edna Wittrig Nick Roth Edith Faris Burma Missionary Friend Magazine Ida Cavender Stella Palmer Jessie Klein Miss Klein Adoniram Judson Edna Klein Aileen Milligan

Miss Ellen Gisser Weds Arthur Binder

Miss Ellen Barbara Gisser of Olds married Arthur J. Binder of Burlington at Kicher parsonage near Noble on Saturday July 6. Rev. A. H. Miller officiated. Witnesses were Miss Mabel Gisser and Monroe Bont.rager. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Mary Gisser. The groom, son of Arthur J. Binder of Burlington, works in the shipping department of the N. W. Cabinet Co.

Ellen Barbara Gisser Olds Arthur J. Binder Burlington Kicher Parsonage Noble A. H. Miller Mabel Gisser Monroe Bontrager Mary Gisser N. W. Cabinet Co

Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting announced

The Presbyterian cottage prayer meeting will meet at the home of Mrs. T. S. Rickay on East Jefferson Street Wednesday morning at 9 30 23t.

T. S. Rickay East Jefferson St

Good Government League Organized in Iowa

Des Moines on July 10 a new local group named the Good Government League of Iowa was incorporated with Allen Russell of Des Moines named president. The platform calls for lower public utility rates and election of welfare officials, higher old age pensions, and a general voters’ referendum before U S entry into any war. It opposes the league of nations and would bar public officers from aiding foreign financial interests. No persons would be eligible for public...

Des Moines Good Government League of Iowa Allen Russel New League United States League League of Nations

Property value cited in office claim exceeds fifty thousand

A government report notes an office holder claimed ownership of property valued above $50 000. Details of the asset type and location are not fully shown in the fragment.

Verdi Community News Briefs From July

Verdi notes from July record social visits and local errands. Mrs Dick Blanchard spent Saturday evening with her mother Mrs Harry Jones. Laurence Libe and family visited John Ibe. Bobbie Blanchard stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs 8S. A. Wright and with Burt Hoover in Milwaukee last week. Mrs Leslie Gates and sons visited relatives in Fairfield. Joe Day repaired the Walnut schoolhouse. Howard Miller family visited Carl Voorhees and Ralph Chorpenning. James Baird and Miss Lewis visited Sally Chacey in Richland. Will Bealer and son visited Will Propst in Iowa City. Mrs Wess Finch and Mrs Leona Finch joined them. Theodore Been blossom home. Mrs Will Bealer visited her father Wess Finch.

F. J. Longer Verdi Dick Blanchard Harry Jones Laurence Libe John Ibe Bobbie A. Wright Des Moines Burt Hoover Milwaukee Wis Fred Longer Leslie Gates Fairfield Joe Day Walnut School Howard Miller Carl Voorhees Ralph Chorpenning James Baird Mise Lewis Sally Chacey Richland Will Bealer Will Propst Iowa City Wess Finch Leona Finch Edd Miller Theodore Been Blossom Home

Funeral Services for Ray Calhoun Held in Birmingham

Funeral services for Ray Calhoun age 45 of Birmingham formerly Conesville will be held Tuesday afternoon in Birmingham. Calhoun died Sunday evening at Jefferson County Hospital after a fall from the second story window of his home that caused fatal internal injuries.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Ray Calbouun Birmingham Conesville Calhoun Jefferson County

Install Wellman Odd Fellow and Rebekah Officers

Nearly fifty members of the Washington Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges attended a joint install at Wellman for the Wellman I O O F and Rebekahs. Alma Huber became noble grand and Jake Hess was named noble grand among others, with Omer Green acting as grand master and about 150 people present for the event with dancing and a Frytown orchestra.

Washington Odd Fellow Rebekah Wellman Wellman I. O. O. F Rebekahs Oscar Jugenheimer Floyd Murdock Jesse Campbell L. G. Jugenheimer C. A. Ruebsam Hilma Larson Ralph Zeck Alma Huber Noble Grand Emma _ Hess Mae Wetrich Evie Zillmer Odd Fellows Jake Hess Ernie Goodman Omer Green Ralph Zeek Washington Marshall

Account of Motor Trip Across Plains to Colorado

Mrs H W Mineart recounts a round trip starting at Brighton driving west through Iowa crossing the Missouri River at Whaites mouth Nebraska. She notes crops behind in Iowa and heavy rains in Nebraska with washed riverbanks and a car in a ditch. Detour due to undermined bridges. First night near Lincoln Nebraska then Haxtun Colorado with jack rabbits pheasants and snow capped mountains at Greely Colorado.

H. W. Mineart Sandy Hook Lila Hesseltines Rock Island Brighton Iowa Missouri River Whaitesmouth Nebr Nebraska Republican Lincoln Haxtun Colo Greely

Local Notes on Visitors and Sundry Events

Widowed residents and nine children listed among local families with moves to Birmingham two years ago. Visitors include Mrs. W. E. Whetstine, Miss Lulu Orr, the Tucker family from Buffalo to Columbus City, and Mrs. John Jessup and daughters visiting relatives. Mrs. Jerry Lord ill. Laverne Bollenbach returns from Ft. Wayne. Various visits to West Liberty, Woodbine, Joliet, and Detroit noted along with a new sidewalk on Oak Street and weekend stays with relatives.

Tal Fairfield Viola Doris Laverne Gertrude Manley Florence Jack Charles Glenn Conesville Birmingham W. E. Whetstine Toledo I. A. Endsley Lulu Orr Ft. Dodge Edith Helen John and Elmer Dean Tucker Buffalo C. O. Bond Columbus City John Jessup Eleanor Beth Jane Comet Bluffs Rudolph Sehliehting E. O Jesse Hugh Newell Jerry Lord Laverne Bollenbach Ft. Wayne Ind C. J Paul Jacobs Hamilton N. Y B. Gipple L. C. James West Liberty Detroit Everett Manley Mich James Manley B. O. Roundy Jocelyn McRoberts Evan Thomas Harold Roundy Woodbine Oak Street Mea Clarence Criffith R. H. Cameron New London

Birthday greetings in local society notices

Vernita Tellin the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vince Tellin is today. Agnes Wheelan celebrated her birthday yesterday. Mrs. Vernon Witting has a birthday today. George Means master councilor of Amos chapter De Molay receives many happy returns.

Vernita Tellin Mrs Vince Tellin Agnes Wheelan Mrs. Vernon Witting George Means Amos Chapter de- Molay

Birthday greetings and travel notes in local column

Betty Payne turns 14 and Leo Rath celebrates a birthday. Mrs Wes Perrin Wellman enjoyed a surprise birthday at a city park with family and friends after her July 5 birthday. The column also covers a Fourth of July trip through the Black Hills and Minnesota to Stone Lake Wisconsin and Washington Iowa, with farm news and local social notes.

Wes Perrin Wellman Wes Perrin Ed Blumenstein Henry Miller Lawrence Hudson Melvin Swartzendruber Eddie Hudson Lottie and Earnest Perrin South Dakota Watertown Minnesota Stone Lake Wis Washington Brighton Lila Des Moines Alvin Lowder Syre Whitaker Ed Vincent Joesie Rich Sam Hesseltine C. KE

Loveland Colorado Visit and Long Desert Drive

The narrator recalls reaching Uncle I V Farrier's in Loveland and touring irrigation ditches water costs and electricity use. They describe cool nights and warm sun, visits to Cole Springs Manitou Seven Falls Cave of the Winds Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak. The family traveled the Caz Road and recalled a passengers’ mishap in the rumble seat during the return trip through Cheyenne and miles of sparsely settled areas.

Uncle I. V. Farrier Loveland Colo Cole Springs Manitou Seven Falls Cave of the Winds Pikes Peak Altho Cheyenne Wyo

Local Gossip And Visits In East Highland

East Highland residents share news of visits and family happenings including Miss Eve lyn Mincer returning home for a few days and relatives from nearby towns dropping by the Frank Mincer home. A horse death due to heat is noted and several neighbors and friends spend Sundays together.

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Mary Fentress United Press Mainikin Ila Mae Darnel Mrs. Darnel Moore's Rootery Picnie Ron Ellen Gisser Arthur Binder Good Government League Ray Calhoun Ronkmerk Kkhsipent AT Frytown Ent Betty Payne Leo Rath Highland East Highland News Frank Mincer East Highland Raymond Lofak James Dvorak, Jr Evelyn Mincer Fionce Forbes Wilt Weber Faithe Stolley Suday Wilms Mincer Lester Rath Gail Murdock Jim Copple Ralph Wieland W. R. Murphy Conestilla H. M. Holland George Geret Esther Murdock Wilma Mincer Kool Komfortable Klothes The Nelly Don Donna Gordon Kool Klothes Rothschild’s
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