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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1939

Page

2

Indies to Meet Oxford Junction in Road Game

Washington Independents travel to Oxford Junction for their first away game of the season. Oxford Junction is a strong semi pro club that recently defeated Davenport Boosters, a team that beat Washington last week. Manager Ray Whitehead plans to add outfielders Max Mitchel and Punkin Anderson and to start pitcher Campbell against Oxford Junction.

Washington Independents Oxford Junction Oxford Davenport Boosters Washington Ray Whitehead Max Mitchel Crawfordsville Campbell

Y Pool Use Schedule Declared by YWCA Secretary

Mrs Manton Hebner secretary of the YWCA announces the summer swimming schedule for women and girls effective Tuesday June 6 with sessions on Tuesday and Friday afternoons and evenings. Adults 9 30 am beginners 2 00 pm junior and high school girls 3 00 pm 4 00 pm and 7 30 pm adults and high school girls. Vacation Bible school weeks add eleven o clock Tuesday and Friday morning access for girls.

Manton Hebner Vacation Bible School

Major League Standings and Friday Results Recap

National League standings show Cincinnati ahead at 27 18 and Chicago 30 19 with Brooklyn 18 18 and Philadelphia 18 22. Friday games included Cincinnati 4 Boston 0 and New York 8 St Louis 2. American League results feature New York 8 16 and Detroit 8 9. Chicago 7 Washington 6.

la. Pet Shy. Titen Cdeaeh Ioe Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn Nai TotRnnowcen Bete Cin Philadelphia Boston New York St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Washington Hoston

Local Families Plan Summer Visits and Moves

Mr and Mrs Joe Duen and family travel to Dunkerton to visit relatives. Mary Welsh heads to Forest for summer with her father and sister. Mr and Mrs Charles Southern move from East Main to West Jefferson with children. Dorothy Kammueller goes to Cedar Falls for summer school. Mrs Cora Davis of Riverside visits Al Crone. Melvin Gingerich and family depart for summer. Gingerich will teach at Sioux Falls College. They spend tomorrow in Wayland with her parents.

Joe Duen Dunkerton Mary Welsh Forest Charles Southern East Main Street West Jefferson Street Melvin Gingerich Gingerich Sioux Falls College Sioux Falls S. Oak Wayland

Hospital News Brief From Crawfordsville Area

At the hospital Mr and Mrs William Hagie of Crawfordsville have a son born at 7 30 this morning weighing seven pounds six ounces Paul George son of Mr and Mrs Marion George underwent an appendectomy this morning Margaret Jane Owen underwent a tonsillectomy this morning Roy Mapel was admitted this morning for observation Robert Row Joan Spear Howard Neis and Marilyn Butterbaugh all of Wellman were dismissed this morning Mrs C E Binkert was dismissed yesterday afternoon

William Hagie Crawfordsville Paul George Marion George Margaret Jane Owen Roy Mapel Robert Row Joan Spear Howard Neis Marilyn Butterbaugh Wellman

Rebekahs Elect Officers Honor Past Noble Grands

Rebekah meeting attended by about seventy five members draped charter for recently died grand master Yordon Dale Cox. New officers named Vera Brobst noble grand Ruth Gray vice grand Goldie Mayo recording secretary Georgia Musil treasurer. Special program honored past noble grands with readings tap dancing songs and more. Memorial services set for Friday June 9 with practice for officers June 6 and a benefit dance on June 8 at the I O F hall with Bernies orchestra.

Rebekah Yordon Dale Cox Lodge I. O Larson Vera Brohst Ruth Gray Goldie Mayo Georgia Musil Maude Schmoeller Ernestine Herr Nellie Breitenbach Joan Fields Clara Falk

Mrs Masson to Perform as Guest Pianist in Chicago Recital

Mrs George F Masson will be guest pianist for a recital by Jes sie KB Sage pupils on Friday morning June 9 at the American Conservatory of Music, 1105 Lawrence avenue Chicago. She will visit sister Bula Cherry in Kenilworth Illinois and stop in Davenport and Rock Island to see her daughters Mrs Lester Lucken bill and Mrs Lewis Whitted before returning to Washington on June 12.

George F. Masson Jessie KB. Sage North Branch American Conservatory of Music Lawrence Avenue Chicago Miss Sarge Washington Masson Bula Cherry Kenilworth Ilb Davenport Rock Island Lester Luckenbill Lewis Whitted

Women's Foreign Missionary Society Hostesses

Mrs J R Benn hosted yesterday afternoon for the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church. Devotions led by Mrs E Stutsman and Mrs A Anderson shared items from The Friend on the Kansas City conference. Arthur Atack spoke on stewardship and tithing. Vera Stutsman reviewed the Moving Millions study. Refreshments followed with Mrs Ezra Gardner and Mrs Lauder Kennedy on the serving committee.

T. R. Benn Women’s Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Church E. Stutsman A. Anderson Kansas City Arthur Atack Ezra Gardner Lauder Kennedy Benn

DAR to Install Officers Tuesday in Home on Main Street

The Daughters of the American Revolution will install officers at a Tuesday meeting in the home of Mrs. Lloyd Lytie, 403 East Main Street. A social hour will follow in honor of the new members, with the session set for 2 20 p.m.

Daughters of the American Revolution Lloyd Lytie East Main Street New Dar

Local residents return and travel notices in Belvidere area

Mrs Leonard Marsh of Belvidere and Mrs Clifford Palmquist of Genoa visit family birthdays. John Yousting leaves for Ida Grove to see parents, returns Monday night. Mrs Frank Woods and Martha of Ainsworth visit this morning. Mr and Mrs Jesse Busby to Muscatine for annual family reunion. Mr and Mrs Milo Soerden return from Chicago. Mrs R C Wilcox leaves for Denver to visit son Toy Jay Wilcox. Mrs Wilcox and Mrs William Morgan take Mrs Morgan's mother to Chariton.

Leonard Marsh Belvidere Clifford Palmquist Genoa Lib J. A. Morrison John Yousting Ida Grove

Arve Students Win Prizes for Flower Show Posters

Washington school pupils grades four to eight created posters for a forthcoming flower show led by art teacher LaDeema Wood. prize ribbons went to Howard Patton first Keith Hammond second and Ralph Curl third with winning posters displayed in local store windows. The Garden department plans new features for the event to be held Tuesday in the Methodist church basement.

Washington LaDeema Wood Howard Patton Keith Hammond Ralph Curl Methodist

Ona Morgan Feted at Shower in Faulkner Home

Ona Morgan, whose marriage to Wayne Kendrick is set for this month, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Alfred Faulkner and Mrs. Mac Morgan. Twenty seven guests attended as the bride elect received advice to the bride while pink and white decorations and gifts were displayed.

Ona Morgan Wayne Kendrick Alfred Faulkner Mac Morgan Faulkner Miss Morgan Janet Lee Morgan Janice Marie Faulkner

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Meeting at Leeper Home

Pilotburg Ladies Aid met at the Leeper home with 21 members eight guests and several children present. President Mrs. Frank Stransky led plans for an ice cream and strawberry social at the church on June 8. Clara Byers received a miscellaneous shower as an honorary member and Mrs. Daryl Oldfield joined the society. July hosts are Mrs. Howard Fisher and Mrs. George Shalla with entertainment by Mrs. Lester Leeper and Mrs. Keith Herr. Roll call will note a famous July birthday. Red and white refreshments were served.

Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society Lester Leeper Keith Herr Frank Stransky Clara Byers Daryl Oldfield Howard Fisher George Shalla

Two Pre Nup Parties For Ruth Stewart This Weekend

Ruth Stewart was feted with two pre nuptial events this weekend. A luncheon hosted by Mrs Cloyce Stewart and Mrs Everette Stewart at the West House featured pastel decor and tea service. A breakfast hosted by Mrs Carolyn Hamilton at her home used a red and white color scheme and three course service.

Ruth Stewart West House Carolyn Hamilton Miss Hamilton Miss Stewart

Afternoon Division Woman's Mission Meets at Church

Twelve members attended the United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society meeting of the afternoon division at the church. Mrs J O Matthews led a questionnaire on The Women's Boards of the Church, Clara Tate spoke on temperance, and three delegates reported on the Presbyterial at Stanwood. Communiqués from the old people’s home in Pittsburgh and the orphans home in Valencia prompted plans to assist both homes.

United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society J. O. Matthews Clara Tate Stanwood W. Ss. Kyle Dave McLaughlin Miss Tate Old People's Home Pittsburgh Orphans Home Valencia

Women’s Golf Day Sets Next Wednesday At Club

The country club women’s committee announces a golf day next Wednesday with a 9 a m tee off followed by a 12 44 luncheon at the clubhouse. Afternoon options include golf bridge or needlework with prizes in golf and bridge. Luncheon cost is 35 cents. Mrs R J Patterson chairs the committee assisted by Mrs Lester Jones and Helen Thompson with Mrs BE Stutsman aiding lunch.

R. J. Patterson Lester Jones Helen Thompson BE. EB. Stutsman

Presbyterian Aid Society Votes on Donations

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at the church and approved several donations. They plan to decorate the Sunday school room, give 15 dollars to the daily vacation Bible school, 5 dollars to the summer playground fund, and 5 dollars to the Centennial fountain fund. Mrs. Fred Reid presided and Mrs. Fred L. Moore led devotion.

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Fred Reid Persident Fred L. Moore Frank Crone West Orville Elder Pennsylvania Harry Dye Fred Moore B. C. Briley

Marriage of Ferne Johnson and John Burke Revealed

Crawfordsville June 2 Friends announce the marriage of Ferne Johnson to John Burke both of Farmington. They wed December 30 1938 at Adair Missouri. Mrs Burke taught locally and recently at Neola. The couple will reside in Farmington.

Crawfordsville Ferne Johnson John Burke Farmington Adair

Post-Nuptial Party for Mrs Daryl Oldfield

Mrs Daryl Oldfield bride of March 11 was guest of honor at a post-nuptial shower hosted by her mother in law Mrs Carl Oldfield and Ferne Oldfield Wednesday afternoon. About forty guests attended with pink and white decor. A program featured vocal selections by Josephine Oldfield and Fern Oldfield plus a rolling pin name-writing contest and gift opening.

Daryl Oldfield Daryl Carl Oldfield Ferne Keith Herr Josephine Oldfield Frank Stransky Fern Oldfield Lingle Brewer Lingle

Lexington Circle to Meet Tuesday

The Lexington circle will hold a meeting Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Charles Stewart. This is a change from the regular date. Members will be asked to answer roll call with a poem about the flag.

Lexington Circle Charles Stewart M.B Bostwick Krause Treae Yard Washington County Society of Registered Nurses D.A.R Lloyd Lytle East Main Street Pythian Sisters Wokscom K.P Lexingtan

Celebrate Birthdays at Picnic Supper in Sunset Park

Mr. and Mrs James A Morris hosted a Thursday evening birthday picnic in Sunset Park. June birthdays for Mr Morris and his wife were celebrated with a 6 o clock supper. Attending were Pat May and three children of Los Angeles Leon ard Marsh of Belvidere Arnold Morrison and two children of Crawfordsville.

James A. Morrison Sunset Park Mr. Morrison Pat May Los Angeles Calif Leonard Marsh Belvidere Arnold Morrison Crawfordsville

Social Calendar Highlights Community Activities Week

This social calendar lists events for the week including O E S chapter meeting in Williamsburg and a Presbyterian Vigilant class potluck at 6 30 P M. Rainbow Girls drill practice at 6 30 P M and Rainbow Girls meeting at 7 30 P M at the Mason ic Temple.

O.E.S Williamsburg P.m. Presbyterian Fred Longer Daughters of Union Veterans Ball Rainbow City Hall Masonice Temple

Collage of Morrison Family and Relatives Gather

Mr and Mrs Clarence Morrison and three children of Washington with Mrs Clifford Palmaquist and son of Genoa plus Laurence Isabella Eleanor and Ettie Mable at home. Mrs J W Peckham Morrison's mother, Morrison's sister and family, Mr and Mrs A G Gault and son Cloyee also present.

Clarence Morrison Washington Clifford Palmaquist Genoa Laurence Isabelle Eleanor Ettie Mable J. W. Peckham Morrison Mr. Morrison A. G. Gault Cloyee

Sand Club Hostess Mrs Nicola Sees Riverside Guests

Mrs Robert Nicola hosted the Sand club at her rural Riverside area home on Thursday. Seven members and eight guests attended including Eva Thompson Roberta Wieland Verle Edwin Maxine and Phyllis Schnoebelen Robert and Phyllis Bowman and Joseph Miller. Mrs Miller will entertain the club on June 15.

Robert Nicola Riverside Eva Thompson Roberta Wieland Verle Edwin Maxine Phyllis Schnoebelen Robert Phyllis Bowman Joseph Miller

Birthday Roundup Highlights Local Celebrants

Griffith Humpheye turns 77 as a Three Quarter Century Club member living at 420 East Washington. Mrs. Roy Mallory of Chicago, former Washington resident, marks her birthday while visiting. Myrtle Poole travels to California for a celebration as does Mrs. Joe Maxwell. Wilma Thompson and Mary Jane Lemley of Wellston also have birthdays. Harrold Messenger Jr turns six and on Sunday DF Rayburn Ray Phillips and David Letts celebrate. David Letts is the son of Mr and Mrs Grove Letts.

Griffith Humpheye East Washington Street Roy Mallory Chicago Washington Myrtle Poole California Gr. Squire Joe Maxwell Wilma Thompson PD. Rayburn Ray Phillips David Letts David Grove Letts

Marie Isaksen Visits Chicago To See Her Mother

Marie Isaksen, who resides with Mr and Mrs Ed Bruty, has traveled to Chicago to visit her mother, Mrs Alice Larsen.

Marie Isaksen Ed Bruty Chicago Alice Larsen

Royal Neighbors Plan Convention in Ainsworth

The Royal Neighbors of America Oak Park camp 1616 will hold the Washington county convention in Ainsworth on June 7. Officers include Myrtle OConnor as president and Carrie Wheeler as vice president with 9:30 a.m. registration and a full program of addresses, memorials, prizes, and a charter draping ceremony.

Goble Ainsworth Mary Lord Bridges Kalona Riverside Wellman Washington Washinton Son of Geet

Clement Eagle Weds Katherine Henry in Pleasant Plain Church

Clement Eagle and Katherine Henry married in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain. Rev EF Seidel officiated with Loretta Fagi and Reynolds Greiner as attendants. The couple will reside on a farm southwest of Pleasant Plain.

St. Joseph's Church East Pleasant Plain Katherine Henry A. W. Henry Clement Eagle Frank F.eagle Pleasant Plain EF. P. Seidel Ceeple Loretta Fagie Reynolds Greiner Reynolds Greiner, Cousin of the Bride Mrs. Eagle Miss Eagle Eagle

Picnic for Junior College Students Held Yesterday

Washington janitor entlece ete dents enjoyed a picnic at Lake MoeBride yesterday. Swimming and boating were the municipal entertainment for the thirty, with an all day picnic lunch. Carolyn Carhee chaired the picnic committee, assisted by Dorothy Tiveson Naomi Johnson and Helen Wells. Dean Mere Harland Mead and several teachers attended the lunch.

Washington Entlece Etedents Lake MoeBride Aone Carolyn Carhee Dorothy Tiveson Mary Taner Naomi Johnson Helen Wells Dean Mere Harland Mead

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