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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1939

Page

5

Lawrence Wilson of Eclipse Lumber Firm Dies Legacy of Work and Family

Lawrence Wilson born in Keota fifty two years ago pursued engineering at University of Iowa and played high school sports. He led a varied career from paving in Washington to Riter-Conley Steel from Pittsburgh, then returned to run Eclipse Lumber for seven years. He married Nelle Bowman and had three children Bea Naomi and Wayne.

Lawrence Wilson Eclipse Lumber Company Keota Washington High School Larry Jock College of Engineering University of Iowa Washington Iowa East Washington Street Riter-Conley Steel Company Pittsburgh Bowman Bowman-Knapp Lumber Company Wooster Mass Wilson's Bea Naomi Wayne

Biography Focuses on Oklahoma Born Contractor Charles Suthard

The subject began life in Pawnee Oklahoma as Charles Suthard a contractor for Eeclipse Lumber Company born May 14 1908 His early schooling took place in Oklahoma City.

Pawnee, Oklahoma Charles Suthard Eeclipse Lumber Company Oklahoma City

Royal Neighbors Hold Convention in Ainsworth

Ainsworth Iowa June 10 Royal Neighbors from Wellman Riverside Winfield Mapleton and Kalona attend a state convention. Reports of camps were read and a password drill draping of the charter and initiation took place. Myrtle O Connor won the 1895 oracle prize and Riverside earned a membership drive prize. Florence Bridges and Littie Haight received gifts from the convention. Charlie Suthard a high school graduate and aspiring architect married Helen Strathman in Kansas City. They now have three children Dolores Dean and Diane.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth Nettie Ham Gertrude Walker Pearl Dewitt Nellie Wiley Winnie Belter Nellie Moriarity Lulu Williams Lillian Little Margaret Payne Grace Stewart Lola Rath of Wellman Lulu Steinger Allie Green Dorothy Kisinger Elsie Sitler Mabel Thissen Ruth Bull Clifford Curl Vera Kos Martha Meiser Ida Bull Kalona Carrie Zager Lillian Glant Riverside Frances Moss Libbie Mehaffey Lena Novy Mary Mapel Rose Havel Mary Soukup Margaret McConaghy Alma Ross Philomena Scott Emma _ Frank Clara Rath Anna Kupka Josie Klein Vera Streb Winfield Ruth McCaw Lola Reece Lillie Haight Florence Bridges Mapleton Iowa Donna Littie Haight Charlie Helen Strathman Kansas City Missouri Dolores Dean Diane

Prizes Listed for Riverside Garden Club Flower Show

A successful Riverside flower show hosted by the Riverside Garden Club drew twenty nine entries and 220 exhibits in the Methodist church basement. Awards spanned many categories with Magdalen Mellecker earning multiple top honors including collection and various flower groupings. Others honored include Anna Kern Barbara Ford Ola O Loughlin Addie Hardy and Millie Linsley among numerous participants.

Riverside Methodist Church Riverside Garden Club Magdalen Mellecker Ola O'Loughlin Ola O’loughlin Anna Kern Millie Linsley Barbara Ford Addie Hardy Eva Heitz Eva Heitzman Jean Joan Kern Bertha Tener Effie Swank Oja O'Loughlin Huldah Flynn Mary Stransky Dougle Ola O'Loughlin Vine O'Loughlin W. N. Crozier Delphinium Dian Sweet William Gaillardia Fox Glove Miss Luck Schnoebelen Coral Bells Lilles—red Birdie Godlove Lupine Poppy Liatrus Zelda Shebek C. W. Walsh Phyllis Shalla Letha Cummings Joan and Jean Kern Rock Garden Frank Kallaus Childs Magdalen Melleecker Iris Lucy Schnoebelen Maury Stransky

Obituary for John S. Wilson declined life at 95 in 1989

John Stevens Wilson born in New Boston Illinois died June 5 1989. Survived by wife Eva Palmer married 1895 and four daughters three living in Kalamazoo Michigan one son in Dallas Center Iowa seven siblings and a sister many grandchildren and a late life in Kalamazoo and Washington Iowa. He served as county recorder in Washington County Iowa and worked in real estate in Kalamazoo. He volunteered with the YMCA during World War I and was known as Dad Wilson.

John Stevens Wilson W. A. Wilson Katherine Wilson New Boston Illinois Eva Palmer Beth Marcusse Leila Kailema Frances Kintner Helen Wilson Kalamazoo Michigan W. Palmer Wilson Dallas Center Iowa D. Y Winnett Montana Sherd Idaho Falls Idaho Harve Washington Bert Mt. Vernon Frank Cat Creek Ruth Pearson Ainsworth Emma Worley John Wilson Marecusse Patricia Jane Marcusse Mich Helen Joan William Porter Wilson Jacqueline Lee Judith Ann Jill Nadine Kintner Betty Evelyn Quinn Marcusse Mr. Wilson Ilinois Washington County Dad’ Wilson First United Presbyterian Church of

Meplecrest 4-H girls plan rally day at Maxwell home

Grandview notes from June 10 record a Meplecrest 4-H meeting at Mrs Delbert Maxwell’s home with a cake making demonstration and plans for rally day. Dr M Maxwell visited at his son Delbert’s home and Miss Helen Irig and Ward Wetrick drove Miss Margaret Irig to Cedar Falls. Saturday Mr and Mrs Earnie Wetrick visited Clay Morgan’s home to see the new boy. Mrs Morgan is a sister of Mrs Wetrick. Grant Griffith visited Delbert Maxwell’s home Tuesday with Chas Green Merle Enfield and others.

D. Maxwell Grandview Meplecrest Delbert Maxwell M. Maxwell Delbert Helen Irig Ward Wetrick Maragret Irig Cedar Fall Earnie Wetrick Clay Morgan Morgan Wetrick Grant Griffith Chas. Green Merle Enfield

State Treasurer Warns Bootleggers In Face Of New Tax Law

Des Moines June 9 state Treasurer W G C Bagley warned bootleggers to beware as inspectors have collected 12000 in fines from unstamped cigarettes since January 12. The crackdown precedes July 4 when the anti bootleg law doubles penalties and allows searches without warrants. Separately Delbert Maxwell and others attended Rebekahs events in Oxford.

W. G. C. Bagley State Tax Commission Bagley Sioux City M. W. Dailey Cigaret and Beer Division Gilmore City Towa

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