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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
6
The ceremony officiated by Rev. Arthur A. Vinz used a single ring as Ada V. Turner and John Arbogast were married at the Baptist parsonage. They plan to honeymoon on their Coppock area farm and were attended by Owen Snider and others.
A pale pink chalky crepe frock with high neckline slender skirt and T square shoulder line features capelet sleeves and a wide crushed sash. It is easy to reproduce at home with no puzzling details and the envelope lists material needed for each size. The design emphasizes a stem like silhouette and center front seam with knotted collar finish.
The article notes prizes for middle scores awarded to Mrs. R. S. Warfel and Miss Ruth Marie Morrison. Mrs. I. Rothschild was announced as chairman for the next breakfast, with Mrs. Neiswanger serving on this morning's committee alongside Mrs. Lester Orr, Mrs. Claude Tucker, Mrs. Max Marble and Miss Clarice Meek.
The Ladies Golf Breakfast will be held at 7 30 Wednesday. Those wishing to attend call Mrs Rothschild.
The Lexington Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon July 20 with Velva Green Besse Huber and Mable Huber as hostesses. The Pythian Sisters and families hold a potluck supper at Sunset Park Wednesday evening July 19. The Prairie Flower Mission Circle meets Thursday afternoon July 20 at the church. The Garden club meets Thursday evening with Mrs I T Rebmel at 7 38 with a June tat program. The Fern Cliff 4H club meets Thursday afternoon with Norene Mast bringing materials and records. The Pythian Past Chief Circle meets Thursday evening at Mrs Ralph Minick’s home.
The Presbyterian group will meet Friday evening and hold an all day session Wednesday to sew choir robes. The women’s relief corps meets Friday in the G A R rooms to craft strap books for the children’s hospital. A pot luck lunch will be served.
Members of the Eastern Star Rainbow Girls and Masons are invited to a Friday evening picnic at the Roy Means shack at 6 20. Bring your family and your supper.
In Brookings Oregon Rey J Overton was operating a hair curler crank when his temple struck a hard edge severing an artery. He survived after emergency treatment but was left with serious injuries. Local authorities investigate the device setup and safety precautions.
East Jackson notes a Rebel social on July 21 featuring Robert Finley known as Bob as the entertainment. The program starts at eight o clock with a ten cent door fee to cover refreshments and Bob's appearance. The event aims to draw a good audience with a pleasant evening of music and supper.
A Milton, New Windsor farmer recently swapped four roosters for a used track vehicle. Both sides appeared content with the trade.
The Crawfordsville council met July 17 1933 with Mayor R L Lytle presiding. A committee was appointed to handle plumbers licenses and Ordinance No 199 was approved on its second reading. Bills for labor and supplies were examined and paid. Gas rates were reduced effective July 1 1933. An amendment to the Peoples Savings Bank charter was approved by stockholders with capital set at 20000 dollars and shares of 62.50.
Mrs Ruth Norris reports weekend guests from Cedar Rapids. A baby girl Donna Jean born to Chas Marsh family in Fairfield. Visitors include Billy Crawford from Des Moines and Rev and Mrs S Fred Sharpe from Pittsburg trip. Community members attend Jubilee planning and Women's Relief Corps meeting. several families visit relatives in Columbus Junction and Center ville. Ace High Bridge club held a rain shortened session with high score by Eather Trotter.
Weeks with Mrs Gladys Evans and family joined the Floyd Blankenhorns for a day trip to Iowa City to visit Irene Blankenhorn. Hal Norton former Ainsworth Baptist pastor now in Janesville Wisconsin is very ill and recovering from lingering flu effects.
Father Edward L. Murphy S J celebrated his first mass at Holy Trinity church in Boston with confreres aiding. Brother Father George Murphy S S J served as deacon and Brother Rev. Paul Murphy S S J acted as sub-deacon during the ceremony.
A box canyon along the Snake River near Flora Oregon has been designated Bonneville Gorge in honor of Captain Bonneville the first white explorer to document the region. He reportedly forced a passage through in the winter of 1834.
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