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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1935

Page

2

Guest at Meeting Gives Book Review

The Woman's Home Mission society of the Methodist held an interesting Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. H. I. Ward's home. Thirteen Washington Missionary society members and guests discussed the book Mother and I and heard reports from the Wesleyan Missionary group and other officers.

Woman’s Home Mission Society of the Methodist H. I. Ward Dent Mary Genkinger Emma Hayes Butie Leo Hoover Shas, Barker Minneapolis F. Barker Ralph Shannon Ath Washington Missionary Society Ainsworth W. H. M Ainsworth Society Ed Lins

Mrs Meek Wins Prize at Club in Bridge Afternoon

Mrs Meek hosted a bridge meeting at her home two and a half miles west of Washington on Thursday afternoon. Harvey Meek won high score, with Mrs Lloyd Walker second. attendees included Mrs Lloyd Walker Mrs Charles Wylie Mrs Spencer Reed and Mrs William Kendrick. A picnic planned for August seventh.

Ralph Wageoner Washington Harvey Meek Lioyd Walkers Lioyd Walker Charles Wylie Spencer Reed William Kendrick Reed

Original Claimants to Canada and the Cartier Voyages

The article notes that France first claimed Canada via Jacques Cartier in 1534, but British sovereignty followed after 1763 when France ceded Canada and its dependencies to Great Britain under the Treaty of Paris, excluding St Pierre and Miquelon.

Canada Russia Jacques Cartier France Great Britain Paris St. Pierre and Miquelon Philadelphia Inquirer

Social Calendar Notices for Rosemary Club

Notices for the social calendar must be in by 10 A M Monday. Rosemary Club evening with Mrs Chas Casper. Tuesday rule with Mrs Ernest Garrett.

Mrs Chas Casper Ernest Garrett

Birthday greetings in the community column

Several residents are marked with birthday wishes today. Mrs G S Kerr at 609 North Marion Ave is canning fruit and receiving well wishes. Ruth Ann George turns five, with a party planned at the George home. Doreen Long celebrates her tenth birthday, and Helen Klepfer may host a party next week in Peoria.

Helen Klepfer Peoria Ruth Ann George Chas George

Hostess Birthday for Jo Anne Morris July 29

Jo Anne Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Morris will celebrate her eighth birthday on Monday July 29. She will entertain her grandparents Mr and Mrs J E Adams at a birthday dinner on Sunday.

Jo Anne Morris Ralph Morris J. E. Adams

Waterloo baby Terry Ashmore celebrates first birthday

Terry Ashmore of Waterloo visiting the Cuddy home marks his first birthday with a fine cake and a single candle drawing the baby’s interest. Congratulations to all relatives.

Terry Ashmore Waterloo Cuddy

Seth Emerson Carris Celebrates 20th Birthday

Seth Emerson Carris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carris near West Chester, is celebrating his twentieth birthday today with well wishes.

Seth Emerson Carris Tom Carris West Chester

Darlene Shalla Celebrates Birthday with Family Dinner

Darlene Shalla, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shalla Jr living nine miles north of town, is celebrating her birthday today. A large family dinner party will be held tomorrow.

Darlene Shalla John Shalla, Jr

Jirsa Anniversary Lawn Party Near Town

Mr and Mrs Charles Jirsa celebrate a wedding anniversary with a lawn party at their home eleven miles north of town this evening.

Charles Jirsa

Pauline Schantz celebrates seventh birthday today

Pauline Mabel Schantz marks her seventh birthday with a large cake. Her sister Darlene Mary turns nine on August 3. The notice congratulates both girls.

Pauline Mabel Schantz Darlene Mary

Chester Vacation School Program at West Chester

The West Chester D. V. B. 8 will hold its closing program on Sunday evening at 8. The four instructors will present portions of the work. A free will offering will defray expenses. Despite heat, most children were regular and deserve praise.

West Chester West Chester D. V. B. 8

Wheat Oron Is Best for Many Years

Blenco County reports winter wheat yields along the Missouri river bottoms in western Iowa are improved this season. Farmers ship golden grain by trainload to market and receive increasing cash inflows from western Iowa counties.

Missouri River Iowa

Engagement of Dorothy Shively Told at Party

Dorothy Shively announced her upcoming marriage to Clarence Berkoff of Wayland. The announcement party at Mrs. Ella Shively’s Wayland home featured five bridge tables, pink hearts, a candle stick clue, and prizes for high score and travel. Dorothy, a McLellan store bookkeeper, is celebrated by many friends and bridge clubs.

Dorothy Shively Ella Shively Wayland Clarence Berkoff Mildred Brown Fred Stowe Shively Ruth Ballard Lucile Mineart Blaine Holmes Dorothy McLellan

Social events at Ainsworth and area clubs on July day

Mrs S A Foster hosted the Wednesday Kensington club with most members present and guests. Grace Stone led the Delta Dek bridge club at a country home with Ruth Norris winning high score. The D A P club met with Esther White for a regular meeting, gifting Christine Ann O Connor with several presents.

Eather Davis Esther White D. A. P. Club Christine Ann O'Conner

Boys’ Leg Broken in Farm Accident Near Route 4

Elwood Kleese, 13, of five miles west of town on Route 4, was pinned under a horse that fell on him while helping harvest hay. Both bones in the left leg were broken, the large bone severely fractured. He is resting comfortably today.

Elwood Kleese David Kleese Route 4

Harp Music Helps Saul’s Melancholy in Ancient Tale

Ancient record notes Saul the king of Israel tormented by sorrow sought relief through music. David the shepherd boy played the harp to ease the king’s distress.

Israel Saul David

Club Honors Two at Birthday Dinner

Mrs. Ed Grayson and Mrs. Glenn Hayes of the E. O. W. club were honored at a birthday dinner Friday evening at Mrs. Robert Dawson’s home. Nineteen guests enjoyed a chicken dinner with roses from Mrs. Joe Maxwell’s garden. Gifts were given to both honorees as the committee led by Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Maxwell, and Mrs. Laura Graham planned next week’s regular meeting with Mrs. Ernest Garrett.

Ed Grayson Glenn Hayes E. O. W. Club Robert Dawson Club Joe Maxwell Grayson Hayes

Shower Planned for Indian Missionary Return

The Christian church Missionary Society met at Mrs. W. W. McFarland's home. Leader Mrs. Ettieine Spenser led devotions. Rev. Vernon Carter spoke on missions. Miss Mabel Epp of Des Moines sent a letter about Myrtle Furman, a missionary from India, returning soon. A shower of gifts will support her trip home. Next meeting August 28 with Mrs. Mert King.

The Christian Church Missionary Society W. W. McFarland Etieine Spenser Vernon Carter Carter Society Mabel Epp Des Moines Myrtle Furman India

Cottage Prayer Meeting Announced at Mrs St Clair Lewis

A cottage prayer meeting is scheduled with Mrs St Clair Lewis at 116 West 3rd Street on Wednesday morning at 9 30. The notice is dated 13913.

Cottage Prayer Meeting St. Clair Lewis West 3Rd St

Mrs Kensilar returns home after weeks visiting relatives

Mrs William Kensilar comes home from a several week trip to Peoria Galesburg and Burlington to visit relatives. Miss Marjorie McFarlane arrived after two months with her brother in Falls City Nebraska and trips to Colorado and Wyoming with a stop in Rol and Iowa. Boy Scouts plan a night hike at 7 00 pm from the church and Mrs Hubert Walker wins a washing machine from the I S U Co draw last Saturday night.

William Kensilar Peoria Galesburg Burlington Man Washington Iowa Marjorie McFarlane Glen McFarlane Falls City Nebraska Colorado Cheyene Wye Miss McFarlane Vielefeldt Roland Boy Scouts Hubert Walker A. E. Horton Mrs. Horton Gibson Osceola Tee Horton Des Moines Brier Mabel Robison Hamony Club Carroll Deed Iowa City Lillian McFarland Chicago Ire Schafer Drakesville McFarland Merle Thompson Davenport A. D Cain Florida George Cains Miami Fla Evelyn Kirchner Libertyville Fred Jones Ottumwa Addie Brinton

Hospital Discharges Reported From Local Facility

Marie Wagner was discharged from the hospital late last evening. Mrs. Virgil Linnenkamp returned home at Sigourney last evening. Mrs. Clark Bauer and son Gene Edward left the hospital today for their home in West Chester.

Marie Wagner Virgil Linnenkamp Sigourney Clark Bauer Gene Edward West Chester

Pacific islands gain strategic value for United States air routes

Pan American Airways bases at Midway Wake and Guam expand to form a small city network. Midway hosts a permanent base with landscaping for Clipper travel to Manila and Canton. Navy surveys note fortification potential and emergency landing sites, with sovereignty concerns on Baker Howland Jarvis and other South Sea islands.

Pan-American Airways Midway Wake Guam Pan- American Spe Manila Canton China Midway Lagoon Pearl Harbor Naval French Frigate Shoals Hawaii Honolulu-Pago Pago South Seas Baker, Howland Jarvis Islands United States Army Navy South Sea Islands

World War Ignites From Serbia to Europe in 1914

A sweeping recap traces the July 1914 Serbian crisis to Germany’s Aug 4 invasion of Belgium and Britain’s entry. It covers Marne’s turning point, Verdun, Jutland, U.S. entry, Pershing’s first drive, and Armistice, with casualty and troop totals and map-shifting outcomes.

Europe Germany Great Britain England London Belgium Albert France Western Front Lieze von Kluck Paris Marne Verdun Jutland United States John J. Pershing St. Mihiel

Local notes and social items from a Midwestern gathering

Rev A A V ino from Long Falls reports fourth heavy rain storm and summer assembly with tents. Knights of Pythias plan regular meeting Monday July 29. Washington girls attend party in Wayland with list of attendees. Mrs C H Prizer and others visit. Grandpa Oscar Cuddy smiles as Barbara Cuddy Ashmore family visits.

A. A. Vinz Long Falls Journal Milan Thompson Knights of Pythias Washington Wayland Mildred Brown Vic Westphal Hilda Brown Bob Hanna Wm. Sitler Francis Haney Ed Milieck Elizabeth Goodlander Aiken Reynolds

Oxford school gym bond passes by four tenths

In Iowa City Oxford voters approved a school gym bond 184 to 122 with a 0.4 vote margin. A 60 percent majority was required and a recount will be conducted, per City Clerk J. W. Sloershinger.

Iowa City Oxford J. W. Sloershinger

Moline and Washington Duel in 21-Inning Softball Classic

The International Harvester team of Moline beat the Washington American Pearls 9 to 8 after 21 innings lasting over three hours. Kiesey and Johnson pitched long into the night as the crowd stayed on, setting a new Washington field record for length.

International Harvester Company Moline American Pearls Washington All Nations Troop Field One Tanners Sixty Footers Pearls Stan Kiesey Johnson Hittlers L. Johnson C. Johnson Schroeder Mitchell Kimmell Strohm Negsler A. Schroeder Nabray Oa Cassel Dunlap Hawkins Nicholson DeClerke Nessler Ieee T. F Lehan Wate Kerrens Kalate W. Kiesey Kiesey Anderson Jacobs Steinbeck

Detroit Leads In Standings With Narrow Margin

Daily standings show Detroit at 55 35 .611 atop the American circuit with New York 51 34 .600 and Chicago 46 36 .661 close behind. Yesterday Detroit beat Cleveland 8 2 while Washington topped New York 9 3.

Detroit New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Washington St. Louis Philadelph National Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati American Association Minneapolis Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee St. Paul Tomo Wenn Cone Louisville

Owls Defeat Noble in Crawfordsville Softball Clash

The Crawfordsville Owls blasted Noble 14 to 5 as an eight run fifth inning propelled the win in a Community League game. Noble tallied 5 runs on 9 hits with 7 errors while the Owls had 12 hits and 1 error.

Crawfordsville Crawfordsville Owls Noble Owls Stags Legion Wayland Aces Fast End Cubs East End Wyman

Brighton Board Approves Bass Tuba Purchase for High School

At a recent meeting the Brighton board of education voted to purchase four bass tubas for the high school orchestra. Mrs. Dan Pringle has suffered an infection in her leg for two weeks after injuring it on a cellar door. Glen Willits of Marion, Ohio, is visiting this week.

Rhia Helmick Brighton Brighton Board of Education Dan Pringle Glen Willits Marion Ohio Hie

Golf Trip Brings Three Clubs to Fairfield for Afternoon Match

A group of 30 to 40 Washington Country Club members will travel to Fairfield next Thursday afternoon to join Fairfield Country Club and Walton Club for a two course best low-score golf competition. Nearly 100 players will be split into two teams captained by Dick Leggett and T L Brookhart. The event marks the third joint meeting of the three clubs with a post game dinner at Fairfield.

Washington Country Cclub Fairfield Fairfield Country Club Walton Club Washington Dick Leggett T. L. Brookhart

Indians in Majority Native Indians in Peru Census

A census reports Native Indians form the vast majority of Peru's population. The data highlights the demographic dominance of indigenous groups in the country.

Peru

Frugal buyer pays $50 for fridge with coins

A purchaser contracted for an electric refrigerator paying $50 in pennies nickels and dimes at delivery and plans to settle the remaining balance at 15 cents per day as she saves.

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Mrs. Meek Iowa Southern Utilities Co Besse Jones Besse Harriet Valley Doreen Long John Long Chester Eso Ainsworth Doctor Music Airways United States Islands Pacific Ocean Samoa Antipodes America Australia Nellie Loder Veellenbach Dayton C. H. Prizer Andy Augustine Everett Huber Sarah Marie Wellman Grace Fletcher Clarence Klepfer Helen Doris Peoriall Oscar Cuddy Barbara William Ashmore Terry Toledo Lehan Rhig Kimmel S. Kiesey C. Pletcher S. Steinbeck Velda Cassel Troop F Brighton School Board Gerald Pumplin Lee Wareham Nellie Schultz C. H. Long D. J. Kyle Dave McNeese Pumplin W. R. Noland Hart Hopkine Iowa City Hospital Ington
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