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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1934

Page

6

Local Social News and Marriages Report

Social items note deadlines for submissions and calls to the society editor. Miss Velva Summit and Carl Bryan Johnson from North English wed at the Christian parsonage with Rev. Vern H. Carter officiating, to reside in North English on Mr Johnsons farm. Eleven Linger Longer club members and eight guests gathered at Mrs Joe Nebergall’s home for a summer meeting with luncheon. A chaperoned bride and groom, Mr and Mrs Stanley Baird, hosted friends at their home after a late evening visit. Mrs C W Stewart hosted a breakfast honoring Dorothea Thompson with sixteen guests.

Velva Summit Pernal Summ't Carl Bryan Johnson Emanuel Johnson North English Vernon H. Carter Stanley Baird

Rainbow Girls Headed to Cedar Rapids Grand Assembly

Twenty seven Washington Rainbow Girls depart tomorrow for Cedar Rapids to attend the grand assembly. Virginia Ley presides as worthy advisor. attendees include Betty and Ruth Cunningham Dorothy Somrek Evelyn Watson Virginia Somrek and others with chaperones Mra. Lawrence Crall and Mrs Roy Means. The event runs through Friday noon.

Washington Rainbow Cedar Rapids Grand Assembly of the Order Charrlotts Squire Grand Religion Virginia Lewley Betty and Ruth Cunningham Dorothy Somrek Evelyn Watson Virginia Somrek Virginia Crull Marjorie Meens Helen Kos Ireta Willits Betty Stephen Edna Mayo Ifred Red St. Paul Roy Means Glenn Mace Lawrence Wilson Mr. Coon Jed Bey

New Face Powder MELLO GLO Promises Longevity

A French process called MELLO GLO keeps makeup on longer and smooths the skin without clogging large pores. It provides a youthful bloom, avoids irritation, and prevents pasty or flaky appearance. Available in 50c and $1 tins.

Breakfast Shower for Miss Dorothea Thompson Prepares for Wedding

A china shower at a home honors Miss Dorothea Thompson as she nears marriage to Dan Brindley. Guests included Mrs Ralph Thompson and friends. bridge followed breakfast. Ruth Lemley and Esther Wilkin host a third party tonight. The World Wide Guild met for a covered dish dinner at 650 last night with seven girls attending. A Washington county nutrition course showcases one dish meals recipes and county leaders report 119 follow-up meetings reaching 411 homes this year.

Dorothea Thompson Dan Brindley Miss Thompson Ralph Thompson World Wide Guild, Baptist Girls’ Missionary Society Madeline Dowis Iowa State College Extension Washington County

85th Birthday Celebrated by J McElhinney at Has tings Nebraska

Mr J McElhinney aged 85 celebrated his birthday yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs Arthur Nelson in Hastings Nebraska where he and his wife are visiting He was born June 11 184? at Dalton D and came to Washington in 1904 He is a member of the Journals Three Quarter Century club Janet Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Sweet was on Saturday Wilna Norman daughter of Mr and Mrs Dr Norman

J. McElhinney Arthur Nelson Hastings Nebr Mr. McElhinney Dalton Washington

Officers Hold Chapter Tea At Mrs Guther's Home

The business meeting was led by president Ernestine Murdock. Mrs. C. H. Guth er, president of Chapter 1 P. E. B. O., is entertaining the officers of the chapter at her home this afternoon at tea.

Ernestine Murdock C. H. Guther P. EB. O

St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church Cornerstone Laying Notice

Native U. BP choir urges members to attend Wednesday evening service at 715. The cornerstone of St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church in Washington C laid in 1815 with first services in 1816. The church underwent changes but remains under revision and upkeep.

U. BP Washington, . C

Million Glasses of Jelly Campaign Readied by Oct one

National Legion Auxiliary launches a relief project to produce one million jars of jelly jams and marmalades by October 1. The effort under the rehabilitation committee aims to aid veterans and needy families nationwide with wholesome spreads. Washington unit joins the pledge of 100 jars per auxiliary unit across 8 001 units.

Legion Auxiliary National Rehabilitation Committee Chicago William H. Biester, Jr Washington

Tenth Anniversary Event to Be Held

The Washington and surrounding communities will join in a Lever Bros tenth anniversary sale announced in the Thursday Journal. A large cooperative effort across many stores promises widespread savings with thousands expected to participate within a thirty mile radius.

Lever Bros Washington The Journal

Birthday notices and quotes from Ben Jonson

North west of Washington discusses Ben Jonson born Westminster England June 11 1578 died August 6 1637 with a notable quote. Carl Fischer observes his 6th birthday yesterday and Sam McCleery celebrates today's birthday planning a tennis tournament at the Nicola and Harmony store.

Ben Jonson Westminster England Sam McCleery Nicola and Harmony

Kittenball Results at Columbus Junction Fair Grounds

Local league games Thursday at Columbus Junction fairy grounds ended with Columbus City 5 West Side 4, Fredonia 12 Cotter 9, Conesville 12 Shellbark 4. Rev E Jasmann to lead outdoor service Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Albert McCullough home. Mr and Mrs Jack Cecil visited Sioux City with Miss Merle Cecil.

Columbus Junction Columbus City West Side Fredonia Cotter Conesvile Shellbark E. Jasmann the Reformed Church Albert McCullough Jack Cecil Sioux City Merle Cecil

Summer notices from a small town Presbyterian group

The June meeting of the Presbyterian Missionary society met in the church parlors with Miss Effie Kelly in charge on the topic Lepers. Others included Mesdames Moore Stephens Howell and Davis. A pot luck supper followed. Lester Ohlsen has returned from Muscatine hospital after injuries from a fall at the W. D. Lewis residence fire. Vacation Bible school classes held picnics at Columbus Chautauqua park. A post-nuptial shower for Mrs. Gertrude Coffin Fisher will be held at the R N A meeting in Conesville. Entertainment committee listed. Robert Freeman Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Moore, graduated with high honors from the University of Iowa. Aletha May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. May, also graduated, with journalism focus. Weekend visitors included Mrs. E. W. McWilliams and Misses Helen Crossley and Helen Buchanan. J W Bidwell visited from Washington Wisconsin.

Presbyterian Missionary Society Effie Kelly Mesdames J. Fred Moore Co. A. Stephens Ida Howell Austin Davis Lester Ohlsen Muscatine W. D. Lewis Daily Vacation Bible School T He University of Iowa Aletha May H. L. May Columbus City E. W. McWilliams Helen Crossley Helen Buchanan W. J. Rice Burlington J. W. Bidwell Washington Wis

Rubber Content in Goldenrod Leaves Identified

Analysis of 24 goldenrod species shows the rubber content resides entirely in the leaves. Researchers report the finding after comparing multiple specimens.

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Tanger Linger Longer Club Joe Nebergall Mabel Atkinson Larry Davidson Robert Noonan Chmelar Robert Keyser C. E Humston Leslie Gates Fannie Gilbert Isabelle Combs Dale Atkinson Charivare Stanley Batrds C. W. Stewart Rainbow Girls Scott Furniture Co North Side Square Ruth Cessna Cessna Janet Sweet Mrs Keith Sweet Wilna Norman Mrs. Or. Norman Rothschild Rothschild’s Old Church Carl Fischer Martha Butler Farmer’s Store Graham Farmer's Co-operative Exchange Grone’s Erries Kes Jack Crone’s Market & Grocery Northwest Corner Square
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