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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

3

Social Calendar Details From Local Clubs and Church Groups

Regular dinner at the country club at 6 30 p m chaired by Mrs George McDaniel. Rebecca club picnic postponed to next month due to heat. Bethe Church social Friday evening with all invited. W H M of West Chester 5S meets Friday afternoon with installation. Rebekah club 8 p m at I O O F hall with initiation and refreshments. Presbyterian Missionary society postponed to 3 p m for Sue Wallingford funeral. W R C meeting Saturday 2 39 p m in A G A R room with refreshments.

George McDaniel Rebecca Club

Mildred Musil Honored at Surprise Birthday Party

A surprise party honored Mildred Musil on her seventeenth birthday at her mother Mrs. Alois Musil’s home southeast of town. The Washington high school junior attended with fifteen guests who enjoyed refreshments served later in the evening.

Mildred Musil Alois Musil Mildred Washington High School

Bethe Church Social Friday Evening

Church announces a social at Bethe church Friday evening inviting all attendees. The notice uses friendly language and extends a cordial invitation to the community.

Mrs. Joe McGraw Hosts Linger Longer Club Meeting

Eight members of the Linger Longer club plus two guests and four children gathered yesterday at Mrs. Joe McGraws home. Guests included Mrs Anna Witting and Mrs Henke. The group drew hostess rotation numbers, planned no August meeting, and talked of a future ice cream social.

Linger Longer Club Joe McGraw Anna Witting Henke Witting

Mrs Will Munro Hosts White Way Club Meeting

Mrs. Will Munro entertained the White Way club on Tuesday afternoon with most members present despite heat. Guests included Mrs. Ruth Cherry Jerry and Jean Ann and Miss Effie Van Sickle. Prizes totaled a pretty vase won by Mrs. Merle Eckels. Flowers from the hostess garden were gifted to several members and winter bouquets planned. Cooling refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Edith Munro and Miss Van Sickle. Mrs. Nick Flanders and daughter and Mrs. Pete Hammen of Keota shopped here yesterday.

Will Munro White Way Club Ruth Cherry Jerry and Jean Ann Effie van Sickle Merle Eckels Edith Munro Miss van Sicktle Nick Flanders Pete Hammen Keota

Sure I Killed Her James Tobin Held in Chicago Hoax

James Tobin, a 32 year old former asylum inmate, claimed to have killed Mrs Florence Thompson Castle in a hotel bed while her son slept. Police arrested him on a molestation complaint and questioned him as they doubted his tale.

James Tobin Chicago Florence Thompson Castle Jimmy Tobin

Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Meeting and Upcoming All Day Session

The Pilotburg Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Tressie Herr on Thursday with refreshments served. The next meeting at 6 will be an all day event hosted by Mrs. Violet Kennard and assisted by Mrs. Fay Turnipseed. The Oldaker and Hammer family reunion was at the Boyd Gosnell home near Frytown with a noon picnic and afternoon program. Next year’s reunion is planned for the second Sunday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Roberts.

Pilotburg Tressie Herr Violet Kennard Fay Turnipseed Frytown Oldaker and Hammer Boyd Gosnell Elmer H. Roberts

Local Birthdays Spann Neighborhood Celebrants

Eu reka area residents mark birthdays today including Mrs W S Hemmings Mrs C A Speer Mrs Ray Fritz and Mrs Howard Walker. Fred Schroeder Ainsworth and Omer Bath East Highland celebrate as well. Maynard Reiner turns 12 Jackie Murphy 10 Mary Catherine Knotek seven Frances Harvey and Ruth Longer share birthdays.

W. S. Hemmings C. A. Speer Ray Fritz Howard Walker Eureka Fred Schroeder Ainsworth Omer Bath East Highland Maynard Reiner Jackie Murphy Mary Catherine Knotek Joe Knotek

Riverside Fortnightly Club Meets at Mrs Davidson Home

The Fortnightly club met at Mrs Franklin Davidson's Riverside home on a Wednesday afternoon with eight members present. Out of town guests included Mrs Floyd Steele and her daughter Mrs Neva Jackson from Iowa City. A lunch followed the social hour and Mrs Alvah Bell will entertain the group in two weeks.

Riverside Franklin Davidson Floyd Steele Neva Jackson Iowa City Alvah Bell

Happy Helpers 4 H Club Reports at Ames Convention

The Happy Helpers 4 H Club met at Mrs Letts home with two absentees. Davida Fisher reported on the state convention at Ames. Members suggested ideas to improve bedrooms and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for July 29 at Mrs Letts home.

Happy Helpers

Family Enjoys Airplane Ride Over Des Moines

Frankin district residents recount a Sunday trip to Des Moines visiting Floyd Hoyle. Col Roscoe Turner’s 24 passenger Boeing lifted the group to 2500 feet at 110 mph and included a dramatic drop of 100 feet per air pocket. Passengers included Mr and Mrs Howard Hoyle Lois Gerald and Mrs L KEK Hoyle and Guy.

Howard Hoyle Franklin District Lois Gerald

Chapter L Trio of Crawfordsville at Olds Meeting

Chapter L of the Tri Ts held a regular business meeting in Crawfordsville with Ethel Carper Loper presiding. Members presented Mrs Loper a gift. visitors included Irvar Rich of Coon Rapids and John McCoy of West Branch. Alfred Ledger and James Watts of Washington joined Edwin Rich at his home. Rev W G Robertson, a Winterset preacher, visited after illness from heat.

Nellie Manners Crawfordsville L O Tri Ts Ethel Carper Loper Olds Club W. G. Robertson Winterset

Farmers in Xenia Report Strong Oats Yield This Year

Threshing nearly finished in Xenia area with light straw and fast work. Yields ranged from 25 to 30 bushels per acre and oat quality is good. George Lord and George Baird had their oats harvested by their team effort.

R. Sh. Stephens Xenia George Lord George Baird Otis

Threshers Dance at End of Work Social

Brighten July 16 The Clay threshing machine company finished the home run and held a social at the Stannard home with ice cream and cake. Families attended including Arthur Merz Ernie Herr and Grandpa Stannard with violin music and dancing. Francis Meacham Max Waterhouse and Miriam Stannard traveled to Washington for a 4 H meeting. D E Hart recovers after a horse kick and Warren Morgan notes a campaign speaker at the Clay picnic in August. Wesley Porter has been ill. Prody Borkowski attended the Washington County Rural Let-

Prody Aborkoski Brighton Clay Threshing Machine Company Stannard Arthur Merz Ernie Herr Grandpa Stannard Warren Morgan Andy Shelangoski Francis Meacham Max Waterhouse Miriam Stannard Washington D. E. Hart Congress Wesley Porter Prody Borkowski Washington County

Havre Families Home From Trip

Havre residents recount visits with relatives in Good Hope Swan Creek and Macomb Newborn Joseph Leroy welcomed by Frank and Mrs Pratt Family news from multiple households includes birthdays and local social visits Ice cream and threshing activities noted among the community gatherings

Juanita Hering Havre Lewis Hering Howard Caldwell Elizabeth Ruth Swan Creek Illinois Harrison, Allaman Good Hope Macomb West Burlington Sam David Wittmer John Koehler Harry McConnell Will Frakes Fairfield Ben Miller Olds G. Mason

Wellman Meeting Noted as Carrier Association Hosts Friday

Mrs Lena Barnes of Rwbbie visited her son Keith and family while Clarence Garrett headed to Minnesota Saturday night to seek harvest work. Good church and Sunday school turnout at Clay enjoyed by all with the speaker delivering thought provoking remarks despite the heat. The same speaker is slated for next Sabbath.

Forest Donaldson Walter James Ruth Walter Gardner Elwyn Gardner Donald Lee Will Stafford Velma Waterloo Stafford Caroline Tucker Albert Zieglowsky Edward Carl Zieglowsky Martin Westen Earl Gardner Fr. Mason Howard McBride Will McBride Evert Westen Ter Carriers Association Wellman Lena Barnes Rwbbie Keith Clarence Garrett Minnesota Clay

Ivory sources beyond elephants in ancient trade

The text notes ivory derives not only from elephants but also from tusks of hippopotamus and walrus, teeth of narwhal, sperm whale, cachalot, and from some wild boars, broadening traditional sources of ivory.

Sunday visitors at the Mason home

Sunday visitors at the Mason home included Mr and Mrs Lee Jugenheimer and sons Bob and Dickie, Mrs Lou Jugenheimer, Oscar Jugenheimer of Washington, and Mrs Henry Jugenheimer of La Crosse Iowa.

Ing EK. 4 Mason Home Lee Jugenheimer Bobbie Dickie Lou Jugenheimer Oscar Jugenheimer Washington Henry Jugenheimer la Cihire Towa

Funeral Notices From East Sunset Community

A flurry of personal notices from East Sunset reports funeral attendances for Wm. Hisele and Will Crosly at Columbus Junction, plus visits and gatherings involving local families. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eisele of Covington Oklahoma S. K. Orris Mae C. L. Hering Chesterholmes Ira Owens Edith Owens Merle Twinam Jennie Brumage J. E. Lemley Joe Schlatter Jim McTee.

Clarence Hering Wm. Hisele Ernest Eisele Covington Oklahoma S. K. Orris Mae C. L. Hering Will Crosly Columbus Junction Chester Cherryholmes L. A

Local families share weekend visits and birthday celebration

Community members gathered for a seventy fifth birthday at W. W. Moore in Ainsworth with guests Dr and Mrs Mahan and many locals including Mr and Mrs Joe Schlatter and Mrs J Lemley. Others spent Sunday with friends and relatives across the area from Wayland to Wapello and DPD.

Adolph Walter Chicago Elmer Dusenberry Leonard Martin Low City Grace Conrad Cloyd Messen Wapello Joe Schlatt J. Lemley Jake Schlatter Wayland Harry Bist Jim Martin Bill Mee Janet Clayton Joan Aréi Clarence Hing Sunady J. M. Ma el Dusenberry Li Mary Paul Sommers Ja’ Sommers P. J. Gra

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