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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

6

Announcements from Masons Regular Meeting and Social

Chapter Masons hold regular meeting Friday and 80 year Royal Arch degree with refreshments. Washington Cleaners sale announced for Saturday June 16. PD. A. R. to meet at the cabin Wednesday June 14 at 4 pm with a program and pot luck supper at 6 30. Flag Day observed. This is the last regular meeting of the year.

Royal Arch W. HK. M.S MOE Shured Washington Cleaners PD. A. R All Mem

Local social notes and visits in Havre area

Havre notes list callers at Geo Chalupa and Harry McConnell homes. Eddy Chalupa and family visited Wednesday. A B Carr visited Friday. Theodore Zeiglowsky was hurt last week helping unload machinery. Jim Thompson stopped by Sunday. Fern Cliff 4H attended Rally Day in Washington. Howard Baker family and others visited W H Mitchell. Stella Thompson visiting Washington. Mrs Geo Chalupa hosting Havre Social Club Thursday afternoon.

Virginia Chalupa W. H. Mitchell Stella Thompson Washington Geo. Chalupa Havre

Regular K of C Meeting Set for June 12

Members urged to attend a regular meeting of the Knights of Columbus on Monday June 12. Agenda includes election of officers report of state convention and refreshments led by J M Kelly Grand Knight 991s.

K. of C J. M. Kelly G. K

Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs

The Friendship club meets Friday at the home of Davis Sister. Home Builders class hosts a strawberry social at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Martin’s home Friday evening. U P ladies meet Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the church. Mrs Augusta Lester chairs Jacksonite 4H club meeting with Pauline Darbyshire Friday afternoon. Ladies Aid units meet Friday at 2 30 with listed hosts and a 1 o'clock potluck luncheon. Unit 3 quilt blocks finishing party planned for Friday.

Friendship Club Davis M. EB. Church Ralph Martin U. P Augusta Lester Jacksonite Pauline Maitins Darbyshire Pease Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Churc C. C. Owen E. 7Th St Geo. Foster B. Hammer W. Main St Minnie Green W. Jefferson St S. P. Finch Walter Smith Charles Thomas S. Iowa Ave J. L. Young

Pooster Club Plans Flag Day Program on June Thirteenth

The Pooster Club meets Thursday afternoon June 13 in charge of Mrs. Arthur Duensing and Mrs. Orley Page. Mrs. Everett Smith will host and present a paper on Canning as part of the flag day program.

Pooster Club Everett Smith Tesday Arthur Duensing Orley Page

Royal Neighbors Convenes at Riverside County Meeting

The Royal Neighbors held their county convention at Riverside with about eighty present from county camps. District deputy Mrs Lillie Haight of Winfield attended. Washington camp showcased memorial work and charter draping as fifteen from Washington were listed as attendees. Two candidates, Miss Bruty and Miss Beenblossom, were named among four candidates initiated by the Ainsworth camp. Noon dinner was served by the M E Ladies Aid society.

Riverside Lillie Haight Winfield Washington R. C. Wilcox D. S. Hancher Chariie Walker Neal Jacobs Harold Miller Will Kos Winnie Belter John Beenblossom Leslie Wpayne Pat Moriarty Mattie Hendrickson Ernest Norton Emma Donovan Kathleen Bruty Catherine Beenblossom Bruty

Midway Sales Company opens in Columbus Junction with new pavilion

J J Junkin Iowa state representative spoke on agricultural conditions at the opening of the Midway Sales Company building. The new pavilion replaces a fire destroyed structure and features a 12 by 80 foot sale ring and 46 by 89 foot auction room with seating for 500. The addition includes stalls for cattle horses and pigs and room for 49 horses, 25 cows, 1000 pigs and 100 cattle. A large crowd attended the sale.

Columbus Junction J. J. Junkin Midway Sales Company Isabelle Latta Cleveland Ohio

Hat Sale Claims Low Prices Today

A large lot of straw hats selling for daily 1.08 dollars each attracts buyers who praise the style for both light and dark options. The note hints at a price rise soon as shoppers pick from the selection.

Fifth Avenue Fashions Tennis Frock For Court and Beach

A chic tennis frock combines classic simplicity with striking style. The design features a square neck, large sleeveless armholes, and a back deep V for a powerful serve. A detachable kerchief conceals suntan when resting. Pattern 5242 fits sizes 12 through 42 bust.

Dinosaur skull display at USD hints giant Black Hills creature

The Black Hills fossil skull was added to the University of South Dakota museum collection. Proportions suggest the animal reached about 30 feet in length and around 10 feet in height.

Black Hills University of South Dakota

Kellogg All-Bran Lab Tests Show Constipation Relief

Laboratory tests indicate Kellogg s All-Bran adds bulk to stimulate the intestines and supplies vitamin B to boost appetite. It aids regular habits, reduces headaches and fatigue from constipation, and is described as safer than habit forming drugs. Two tablespoons daily suggested.

Marriage of Wises Trene Shelangoski and Ray Glider

The couple wed at St James church at 7 p m conducted by Rev J H O Donnell. The bride wore tan silk crepe and was employed by Iowa Continental Telephone four years. Groom works at American Pearl Button factory. They reside at 71713 East Second Avenue. A Thursday night family dinner at the Country club drew 138 attendees with bridge results led by Claude Tucker and Mrs Ralph Gibson.

Wises Trene Shelangoski Ray Glider P. m St. James Church J. H. O’donnell Hazel Blick Pay Murphy Iowa Continental Telephone Company American Pearl Button Factory Country Club Claude Tucker Ralph Gibson Lester Orr H. A. Schenck Robert Templeman J. Z. Hinshaw Hinshaw

Lethel Social Enjoyed by East Jackson Community

A June East Jackson social at Lethel drew a nice crowd with Hazel Lambert on piano Marvin Lambert performing two readings Theodore Meyer and the Men s quartet contributing numbers Helen Lambert and Alice Rothlisberger reading dialogue Why Mary Gale in Washington county hospital improving Mary Gale lay ill in hospital Lois Holland Josephine Stewart traveled from Washington to attend Next event is Doll Show and Children s Day on June 11 Marie Wolfe visiting locals.

East Jackson Lethel Hazel Lambert Marvin Lambert Theodore Meyer Helen Lambert John Alice Rothlisberger Floyd Letts Mary Gale Washington County Lois Holland Josephine Stewart Washington Marie Wolfe

White Oak Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Lloyd Luers reports visitors Teddy and Lester Mayer spent part of last week with Junior and Donald Klein in Washington Edith Dearing Cecil Mayer and Clare Augustine attended a Grave Hill tea Al Augustine visiting from the West called at the Lyers home Mrs F Waltman aided her father Mr Bennet who is ill M M club met at Clarence Browns Thursday Hubert Ruth and Phyllis Scranton visited from Agency Mrs Homer Mayer held a birthday for Lester inviting neighborhood children cake bananas and candy were served Donald and Junior Klein LeRoy Hotle attended two children stayed for visits Worthy Lockers spent Sunday at Turnipseeds and two children returned home with them.

White Oak Teddy Lester Mayer Junior Donald Klein Washington Edith Dearing Cecil Mayer Clare Augustine Grave Hill al Augustine H. D. Lyers F. Waltman Packwood Bennet M. M. Club Clarence Brown Trisday Hubert Ruth Phyllis Scranton Agency Homer Mayer Lester Donald Junior Klein LeRoy Hotle

Community Notes From Egypt Area Social Roundup

Local residents recount Sunday visits to Ed Beranek and Joe Beranek homes and Monday gatherings at Joe Beranek and Rene DeWulf houses. Neighborhood families including Kallous, Soukup, Marek, Gideon, and Wolfe circulated, with Whitman County seniors enjoying a graduation eve. June 8.

Social and family visits noted around Route Six

June 6 Wilma Kerr visited Ralph Oldfield. The Griggs and family Primes visited Armour Griggs. Snowball club meets Wednesday with Mrs. Arthur Wiley. Helen Knapp visits Stewart grandparents. The Shebecks and others visited Jarrard and Hoyle households. Shirley Augustine bought a horse from Stanley Fishburn.

Wilma Kerr Ralph Oldfield’s Orville Griggs Virginia D. C. Griggs Armour Griggs Arthur Wiley Helen Knapp Grandpa Grandma Stewart John Shebeck Alvin Mildred George Jarrard’s Howard Hoyle Edgar Hoyle Lawrence Howell Shirley Augustine Stanley Fishburn

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