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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

6

Flag Day meeting highlights quiet village event

Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a flag day gathering at the Sunset Park log cabin with a quiz on the flag and a picnic supper. The 155th anniversary of the flag was noted as Mrs. R. S. Warfel presided and committees were named for the year ahead.

Daughters of the American Revolution Sunset Park Ralph Shannon R. S. Warfel D. C. Kilgore Brighton Arthur Clifford Kansas City Schuyler Livingston John Newbold R. G. Cherry

Club Meetings Schedule Appears for Wednesday Afternoons

The Just Us club and several local groups plan Wednesday gatherings with Mrs. Ezra Gardner Mrs. I EB Glick Mrs. Arthur Wead Mrs. Howard Miller and others hosting at homes or Legion rooms A golf breakfast is set for Wednesday morning and a Pythian Circle tea at 620 S Iowa Ave Readiness to attend requires dialing a red number for directions or updates.

Just Us Club Ezra Gardner Julia Cavender Pythian Circle Iowa Ave

Church and club notices for Friday June seventeenth

The W H M S of West Chester M E church meets with Mrs Walter Bauer Friday June 17. Regular Rebekah meeting Friday evening. Missionary society of the Presbyterian church holds a 1 PM covered dish luncheon at Mrs James Baird and Miss Mike Lewis home, rain at church. Those with no transport meet at church 12 30. M F Ladies auxiliary meets Friday at 2 20 with officer elections. Bethlehem Shrine invites Damascus Shrine to a ceremonial Friday evening June 17. dinner 6 30, reservations by Thursday, call 818 red. Washington township ladies and county nurse Miss Jacobs teach home hygiene at Mrs J N Phillips Friday 2 PM.

A. H. H. Mission Group Lewis Helen Levis Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society Miss Levis Stella Palmer Edna Klein Winnie Palmer Stanley Jones Minnie Green Hazel Siberts E. J. Whistler Omaha Ida Cavender Helen Acorn Prairie Flower Mission Prairie Flower Mission Circle Dora Wiley China Island Nina Smith Nona Reeves Gamon J. F. Rittenhouse Charles Ashby Gillipsie M.E. Booth Jardinieres Clyde Fishburn Miss Gillipsie Mesdamea Dave Benson Myrtle Booth Nellie Booth Earl Booth Wm. Gamon Gertrude Pence W. A. Philips T. C. Reeves Jennie Rittenhouse John Shebeck Martha Thrasher Muriel Anderson DPD M. E. Sunday School F. C. Witzigman West Chester M. E. Church Walter Bauer the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church James Baird Mike Lewis Bethlehem Shrine Iowa City Damascus Shrine No Washington Township Miss Jacobs J. N. Phillips

Dance at K. C. Hall Featuring Boyd Orchestra

A dance is announced at the K. C. hall on Thursday evening from 9 20 p m to 1 00 a m Boyd s orchestra will provide the music All welcome for the 1943 event.

K. C. Hall Boyd

Backyard Russian Orthodox Wedding in Roxbury

Miss Sally Zaitchik twenty wed Nathan Sohn twenty six in a back yard ceremony honoring Russian orthodox custom. The Roxbury groom accompanied by flags and ragged robins in a red white and blue scheme marked their two year residency in this country.

Boston-Hins Sally Zaitchik Nathan Sohn Roxbury Russia

Girl Reserve Camp Planned at Wapsie Y

Registrations open with Merle Hebner YW secretary for a Girl Reserve camp at Wapsie Y August 1 to 22. Open to all girls over ten. admission four dollars due at registration before June 24 with refunds if attendance is impossible before July 25. Remaining board and room four dollars payable at the YWCA before camp starts. Camp runs Senior Aug 1–8, Senior Junior Aug 8–15, Junior Aug 15–22. Alice Papes leads with staff including nurse and counselors. Several activities listed from camping and crafts to water sports and dramatics. Equipment lists available from Mrs Hebner. Registrations close June 24.

Merle Hebner Y. W Wapsie Y Alice Papes Girl Reserve Scretary Saeral

Shultz Leaves Washington for Missouri Coaching Move

Coach James W. Shultz and Mrs. Shultz depart today for Missouri to visit relatives before moving to Keokuk where Jim will be high school football coach and assistant in basketball and track. He holds a master’s in physical education from the State University of Iowa and spent three successful years coaching Washington high athletics.

James W. Shultz

Community Notes From Route Six Social Roundup

Route Six residents share weekend visits with relatives in Center ville and Washington. Helen Knupp visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlie Stewart. Griggs family visits Ames area. extended kin attend 4H music broadcast from Ames. several households host Sunday callers including Norton Knupp Patterson and Jarrard families.

Helen Knupp Charlie Stewart Armour’ Griggs Loretta Centerville Mildred Shebeck Clayde Knapp’'s Ames Orville Griggs William Norton Carl Phillips Glenn Knupps Glenn Knupp Phyllis Arlene Ott Patterson John Shebeck Carl Jarrard

Train Beats Car Killings Near Grade Crossing

Three people died when a car attempted to outrun a fast passenger train at a grade crossing in Detroit. Victims were William E Dennis, his wife Winnie, and Winnie’s sister Misa Linda Trask, all crushed and carried about 700 feet.

Detroit William E Dennis Winnie Misa Linda Trask

Community Notes From Brighton and Vicinity

Brighten Route 1 reports visits among families including Victor Benson of Chicago with his mother Mrs. Balderson and Horace Parcell of Davenport. Prody Borkoski Clara Borkoski and Avery Morton attend Rural Carrier meeting in Ainsworth. Secondhand tales describe church program by children, family visits, and longtime neighbors.

Brighton R. R Victor Benson Chicago R. C. Balderson Horace Parcell Davenport Add Prody Clara Borkoski Avery Morton Ainsworth Clay Church Ray Woodford Oskaloosa Charles Albert Grandpa Woodford Mildred Helen Sanderson Carson Wallace Carson Kenneth Grandpa Abrams H. A. Woodford H. A Laird Rosenbergers Muscatine Grandma Vinton Washington Mrs. Vinton Woodfords Olds Carl Alva Stone Richland Francis Meacham Fairfield Hospital Wm. Powell Jones Boys Mr Powell

July Meeting Planned at Mrs. J R Rees Home

Refreshments were served with pink rose decorations and music by Mrs. Fred Humphreys. The afternoon proved greatly enjoyable as attendees praised the event. The July meeting will be hosted by Mrs. J. R. Rees.

Fred Humphreys J. R. Rees

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