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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1933

Page

7

Funeral services for Mrs. B. B. Knott held in Wellman

Funeral services were conducted at the M. E. church in Wellman on Monday afternoon for Mrs. B B Knott who died Saturday evening. Rev. T C Kennedy led the services and burial occurred in Wellman cemetery. She leaves a husband a son and three sisters and two brothers preceded her in death.

Wellman M. E. Church B. B. Knott T. C. Kennedy Catherine Huntsberger Muscatine County Iowa John Mary Huntsberger Cedar County Muscatine Tama Washington Methodist Church Guy Edwin Ella Yoder Susan Toyne J. W. Huffman Sam

Culture Club Reviews The Ten Commandments at McKo Home

The Keota Culture Club met at Mrs. A A McKo’s home to discuss Deeping’s English themed novel The Ten Commandments led by Edith Pulver born in England She explained terms like chairbang and answered questions about English customs The club will meet August 21 for a vacation month Lions Club held a picnic in Wilson Park with four attendees serving hot coffee and ice cream from 6 30 to 9 30 pm

Keota Culture Club A. A. McKo Deepings Edith K. Pulver England Deeping Lions Club Wilson Park

The Toll of Boxing on Vision and Faces Across Generations

A summary of how boxers bear facial scars and eye injuries from years in the ring. Notable cases include Sam Langford Pete Herman Andre Rienolds Rou tis Earl Mastro Harry Greb Jack Dempsey Jackie Fields Fidel LaBarba and others whose careers ended or were harmed by punches to the face and especially the eyes.

Nelson Ad Wolgast Sam Langford Jamaica Kid Pete Herman Andre Routis Earl Mastro Chicago Harry Greb Greb Jack Dempsey Tunney Jackie Fields Fields Fidel LaBarba Fidel King Features Syndicate, Inc

Weird Love Triangle Sunday Visits and Local Baseball Result

Sunday visitors from Riverside and Iowa City joined families at the Beranek Heitzman and Deatsch homes for a day at Wild Cat Den and Riverside. Marguerite Quinn of Cedar Rapids visits family. Riverside defeated Ainsworth 5 to 2 in Valley League play at the local ground.

Joseph Beranek R. H. Heitzman Wild Cat den Helen Heitzman Moline Illinois Marguerite Quinn Codar Rapids John Wb Quinn Riverside Edward Mckenan Iowa William McCreedy Ainsworth

Ainsworth News Roundup Shows Village Visits and Social Events

Dolores Hazen spent last week in Davenport with sisters Mrs Roy Benson and Mrs Leroy Stochera. Family members drove to Davenport to bring her home. Local gatherings include L. G. club at the Meyers and multiple Sunday visits with friends and relatives. The community notes a death of former resident Will Paul and laments omissions by the journal.

What Chee Fred Louie Shroeder Edmund Freieputer Qleta Clewe-Hills Calif J. M. Stone Stone Huch Morris L. G. Club Ted Meyer Roo Wa Mr. Meyers Maurie Ernest Mildred Virginia Meyers Donaldson Lioyd Hepp Hopping Sinceer Campbel Gardners Wallaces Meffinn Irene Acheson Dharners Margaret Wilma Wer Claude Kilgore Helen Claude Ainsworth Will Viet Clare Gordon Will Paul Jay Lola Rey Field Wtumwa F. R. Lins

Community Notes From Haskins and Surrounding Areas

Dorothy and Lobby Lowe of Washington spent last week with Uncle Ellis Swisher. Several local families visited relatives in nearby towns including Mrs. Fanny Edwards and Mrs. J C Cherwinker. LeRoy Harmon, 80, visited Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace for the first time in 40 years after returning from Iowa City. Attendees celebrated a birthday at the J Foster home joined by Ralph Leffler and Marian Davenport and others. A large group attended free movies in Ainsworth Tuesday night and church services are set for next Sunday with communion and preaching.

Frank Charley Chicago Glenn Newark Ersey State University Johnson County Murphy John Palmer Wellman Miranda Chandler W. Murphy Windham Haskins Dorothy Lobby Lowe Washington Ellis Swisher Walter Nicholson Near Washington Chas. Schlapp SS. D. Treahame Marian Davenport Ralph Leffler Frank Frederick Earnest Adham Marion Iowa Cary Brown Union J. ©. Foster Ralph Boyd Gladys Donna Belle Earnest Badham Ralph McCreedy Robert Marie Weat Point J. BR. McCreedy Grandma Fisher Keota Roy Fisher Ainsworth

Riverside notices and society updates from July events

Obituary notes Harold Moothart death prompts postponement of joint Rebekah and Odd Fellows officer installation from July 10 to July 12. Social visits include Mrs H Heiteman and Miss Critz at Valley Junction and Edith Heitzman with Charles Critz. Local clergy and medical guests from Iowa City and Rochester are mentioned among community activities.

Fh. H. Heiteman Mise Fetelle Critz Valley Junction Charles H. Critz Vies Edith Heitzman F. A. Koltenstette B. J. Jacobbsmeier St. Mary's Rectory George Maresh Iowa City Rochester N. Y Marian Maresh

Rev Thomas Scotton Visits Crawfordsville On Missionary Route

Miss Nellie Manners reports in Crawfordsville that Rev Thomas Scotton of Cedar Rapids Iowa, a Sunday school missionary, called on Rev S F Wenger on his way to Fairfield and Center ville. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs Grant Edwards, Ralph Seheussler family, Vern Thomas and children, and the Strain household, are mentioned in a busy social update.

Crawfordsville Thomas Scotton Cedar Rapids Iowa S. F. Wenger Fairfield Centerville Grant Edwards Excelsior Springs Ralph Seheussler Roker Iowa City Mere Vern Thomas Glenn Verna Hazel Lisle Cairo C. M. Strain Thomas Harriett Pangbor Olive Moore

Haskins Church Hosts Daily Vacation Bible School Ice Cream Supper

Mina McCleary attends a public program and ice cream supper held on Monday evening by the students of the Daily Vacation Bible School at Haskins Church.

Mina McCleary Daily Vacation Bible School Haskins Church

Crawfordsville Community News and Visits

Mis. Nellie Maners reports on local visits and social events in Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Riley traveled to Washington. Mrs. Riley stayed with Mrs. Bill Putnam. Visitors from Ainsworth and New York attended the Sands funeral. Jolly Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Orris home. Esther to move to Williamsburg. club thanks and farewell noted.

Crawfordsville T. H. Riley Washington Riley Bill Putnam Traiin Roy Wood Julia Betty Lou Willers Ainsworth Curtis Reigel Shirley Sylvia Audrey New York State Frank Sands J. T. Clark Harold Moothare Riverside Wallace Tibbs Grace Nellie Mulhern Earl Ray Sweet Albert Mulhern Tom Riley Howell Davis Max Wayne Schlatter Donald Sands Jolly Farm Bureau Jay Orris Mamie Ruth Olson Orris Price Owens Esthers

Columbus Junction News Roundup and Upcoming Weddings

July 11 notes include W M B class at Presbyterian church with Mrs Ida Howell and Louisa county Medical association picnic at Meyerholz lake. News of Mrs Dan Magana and Barreta moving to Davenport and Richard Lewis visiting relatives. A July 22 wedding in Columbus Junction unites Miss Marine Shearer and Max Robertson at the bride's home with plans for Iowa City thereafter. Reformed church and Sunday school announce annual picnic at Columbus chautauqua park Tuesday afternoon.

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