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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

8

Betty Despain Receives Iowa Wesleyan Scholarship

Betty Despain daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Despain is selected by the Burlington Hawk Eye Gazette for one of two scholarships for the next school year. The award covers tuition for one year at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant where she will study Liberal Arts.

Mary W. Packer Crawfordsville Betty Despain C. M. Despain Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Edwin Hurd Paul Montesano Wash Connecticut Hurd Presbyterian Church Dubuque Seminary James Young

Fathers Day Cigars For Dad On June Sixteen

A brief note urges celebrating Fathers Day by gifting cigars. It suggests keeping to the father’s favorite brand and hints at available selections for Sunday June 16. The local message emphasizes a thoughtful, traditional tribute.

Busy Summer Activities In Osage Community

Marion Williams completes teaching duties and will return to Osage next year. A large crowd enjoyed the Daily Vacation Bible School closing with two weeks of enrollment totaling eight children. Presbyterian and Methodist groups plan events and trainings, including a Westminster Fellowship rally in Iowa City and a district school of instruction for officers. A second son, Stephen John Cochran, was born to the Vernon Fletthe family, and Violet Fletcher returns to duty at the post office after vacation. District officers led evangelism-focused sessions, and the society approved sixty dollars for church expenses and sent more clothing boxes to four needy families in Follanu.

Marion Williams Osage Daily Vacation Bible School Westminster Fellowship Iowa City H. J. Whiting Ellen Phyllis Avon Cochran Mr. Pleasant Vernon Fletthe Burlington Stephen John Violet Fletcher Rock Island Hazel Moorhead Marilyn Smith Daisy Huber Wics Methodist Church Eda Boshart Wayland McKibben Pleasant Liebberknecht Letts Status of Women J. W. Rich Blanchard Pearl Peauchamp May Owens Helen McNeill Allie Rose Follanu

Wednesday Study Club Sees Theme I See America Listening

Crawfordsville June meeting hosted by Mary Jones and I sie Belle Jones at home. Roll call cited My favorite radio program. Gladys Twinan reviewed two magazine pieces New Voices Speak to Our Children and News Commoei- with emphasis on radio and America listening theme for the year.

Crawfordsville Mary Jones Isie Belle Jones America Gladys Twinan

Fire on shoes at Pocahontas bank alarmed onlookers

Chris DeYoung stepped from the Pocahontas bank with his face flushed and shoes ablaze. He says he spilled spray solution on his footwear while pruning thistles days earlier and friction ignited the liquid on the bank floor.

Pocahontas Iowa Chris DeYoung Pocahontas Bank DeYoung

Delegate Lists For Conventions Announced

A long list details county and township committee members and delegates for Democratic and local party conventions. Entries name numerous individuals by township and ward, including Washington Township figures, Brighton, Cedar, Crawford, Dutch Creek, Kalona, Richmond, Franklin Center, Westchester, Highland, Iowa, Jackson, Nira, Wellman, Marion, Oregon, Seventy-Six townships, and Washington City wards with designated delegates and committee members.

Brighton Dwight E. Robison Elizabeth Lamansky Dwight Robison Otto Lamansky CEDAR H. A. Dusenberry Wm. Flynn Henry Witthoft CLAY Crawford Wilbert Rose N. G. Widmer D. D. Hamilton Jake Sommer Frank Sands Dutch Creek Twp Matt Wehr Nora Wehr C. J. Mayer R. C. Wells C. C. Lynn Kalona J . Fry Ernestine Grady Geo. A. Eglin L. R. Feldman I. E. Grady J. L. Fry Richmond A. W. Kern Della Downs Wm. Chapek Wm.le‘Bockhorst Jos Kos Franklin Center Frank Anderson Westchester M. T. Booth Sam Statler Highland Iowa Twp Ruth Bull Nellie Spear Chas. Steiner Thede Zillmer Evie Zillmer Marion C. KE. Boshart Margaret Boshart Oregon John Rath O. R. Thoma Manford Rabhenold O. R. Thoma Delbert Brumfield

Mrs Hysell Hosts Wesleyan Guild Meeting

Nine members of the Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs Truman Hysell’s home last evening. Louise Wasson led the business in presiding absence. The group mailed two boxes to a Norway family. New member Mrs Eugene Sedrel was welcomed. A July 12 picnic at Sunset Park was planned with members’ mothers as guests.

Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild Truman Hysell Sherman Wolfe Louise Wasson Norway Marion Swanson Robert Marshall Eugene Sedrel Miss Wasson Sunset Park

Hanging Linens Fold To Shield From Wind T

A domestic scene shows household linens hung to dry on a clothes line with hems aligned to reduce tearing in gusts. The tidy arrangement emphasizes practical care and weather awareness.

Red Horsers Club At Glasgow Home

The Red Horsers club held a regular meeting at Ray Glasgow home with 12 members and five guests present. New members Mr and Mrs Jay Brown and Mr and Mrs Mariot McAvoy joined. Lt Col Jay Brown spoke as the group plans a September reunion at the Armory. The next meeting is an all day picnic on Sunday July 7 at Harold Brook cabin on Iowa river. Pinochle followed with Brock high and Marsh Atkinson low. Refreshments were served by Bealer and Edwards couples.

Red Horsers Club Ray Glasgow Jay Brown Mariot McAvoy Glasgow Armory Harold Brook Iowa River Brock Marsh Atkinson Don Bealer Ray Edwards

Comedian Butterworth Killed in Car Crash

Los Angeles June 13 UP Charles Butterworth noted comedian died after his car struck a building. He died en route to General Hospital from a skull fracture. Butterworth, once a newspaperman, appeared in Life of the Party Illicit and Baby Face Harrington.

Los Angeles Charles Butterworth General Hospital Butterworth Iwlecit Baby Face Harrington

MAKE IT A MILLION Army recruiting pitch

The message touts joining the Regular Army Ground Forces with the slogan MAKE IT A MILLION. It notes over 750,000 already enlisted and directs readers to Army Camps Posts or Recruiting Stations for more information on careers and skills training.

U. S. Army

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