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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

2

Delegates Return From BIPA Summer Conference in Omaha

Delegates from the Mixer Club attended the BIPA Summer Conference held in Omaha Nebraska June 10 17 with 12 delegates attending. Activities included workshops leadership training and daily schedules culminating in an International night program and media recognition on Omaha Herald and local TV.

Omaha Nebraska Emartotte Farll Lois Humston Aggoner Dorothy Wegeril Tom Canierene Sroup Nee Washington Omaha Herald Miss Waggoner Miss Turnipseed Area Council Minnie Allen Ames Virginia Carrier Des Moines Iowa Mixer Club

YWCA Mixers Potluck Supper and June Business Meeting

The YWCA Mixers will hold a potluck supper on Tuesday June 27 at 6 30 pm at the YWCA. This will be the last regular meeting of the summer and members are urged to attend. Reports on the BIPA conference will be given and summer plans announced at this session.

YWCA BIPA

Exchange Vows in Double Ring Service

Miss Maxine Blankenhorn and Clifford H. Bennett exchanged vows at Pleasant Grove Bethel church in Columbus Junction in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Burris P. Moore. The bride's sister provided music. attendants included Darlene Blankenhorn and Keith Hiller along with ushers Harlan Foster and Thomas Har. A reception for 150 followed at the Blankenhorn home. The couple plans to reside near Columbus Junction after he finishes farming duties. she taught last year in Clinton after graduating from Iowa State Teachers College.

Columbus Junction Rosetta Maxine Blankenhorn S. G. Blankenhorn Clifford H. Bennett Jesse Bennett Pleasant Grove Bethel Church Burris P. Moore Max Blenkenhorn Bonnie Bean Clinton Darlene Blankenhorn Keith Hiller Linda Kay Blankenhorn Shirley Hiller Max Blankenhorn Phillip Hammiston Harlan Foster Thomas Har Bennett Columbus Junction High School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Davenport High School

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. J. A. Hawthorne

Mrs. J. A. Hawthorne was surprised Sunday by her nieces and nephews in honor of her birthday. Attendees at the cooperative noon dinner included Mr. and Mrs. John Webb and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ir Webb and daughter of Bloomington, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Comp and sons of Marshalltown, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hartsook and sons, and Mrs. Gertrude Comp of Des Moines. They returned home in the evening.

J. A. Hawthorne John Webb Ir! Webb Bloomington Raymond Comp Marshalltown Dave Hartsook Gertrude Comp Des Moines

Bridal party dinner before Gerdes Livingston wedding

Entertainers hosted a Thursday evening dinner at the D. P. Livingston Sr. home for the bridal party and families. About 20 guests attended with pink rose centerpieces and two angel food cakes baked by Ed Morrison Jr. Out of town guests included Earl Heath Cedar Rapids Miriam Glover Tallahassee Florida Mrs H C M Pick Oak Park Illinois and John Koehler Ainsworth. A rehearsal followed the dinner.

D. P. Livingston Sr Gerdes- Livingston Ed Morrison Jr Earl Heath Cedar Rapids Miriam Glover Tallahasee Florida H. C. M. Pick Oak Park, II John Koehler Ainsworth

Comrade Class Studies at Harold Disney Home in West Chester

The Comrade class of West Chester Methodist Church met at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Disney’s home on Tuesday. Mrs. Disney gave devotions and Mrs. Roy Argo led the evening’s entertainment. A gift was given to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duvall for their 25th wedding anniversary on June 27. Mrs. Edgar Stewart sang I Love You Truly. Corsages were made by Mrs. Carl Peterson. Refreshments were served by the Disney family and their daughter Phyllis.

West Chester West Chester Methodist Church Harold Disney Disney Roy Argo Walter Duvall Edgar Stewart Carl Peterson Mrs. Disney Phyllis

Family Gathering At Perry Davidson Home

A Sunday evening gathering honored Mrs Davidson's granddaughter at the Perry Davidson home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Pulse of Marshalltown, Mr and Mrs Junior Jacob and Bobby of Wellman, Mr and Mrs Jack Schneider of Cedar Rapids, Mrs Louisa Yoder and Richard, Bob Jacobs and son Charles, and Mr and Mrs Dick Stagers and Marshalene of Richland.

Perry Davidson

Shirley Blattner Named Rainbow Grand Officer for 1950 51

Shirley Blattner daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Blattner has been appointed grand officer in the Order of Rainbow for Girls for the 1950 51 year The grand assembly will be in Cedar Rapids June 19 20 and 21 Miss Blattner will be installed the morning of June 21.

Shirley Blattner Victor Blattner Order of Rainbow Grand Assembly of Rainbow Cedar Rapids Miss Blattner

Pre-Nuptial Courtesy Honors Joan Troutman

Mrs Ralph Asth hosted a pre nuptial courtesy for her niece Joan Troutman with fifteen ladies attending. Contests and traveling bingo followed, gifts were opened, and refreshments were served.

Joan Troutman Wayland Ralph Asth

New Officers Elected At Wayland Sunday School

The Deta Alpha Sunday school class met Tuesday evening in Wayland with Mrs. Lester Alliman presiding. Officers elected were Mrs. Kenneth Peterson president, Mrs. Max Kauffman vice president, and Mrs. A. R. Meyer treasurer. Seventeen members attended and guests included Mrs. Verna Williams, Jennie Messer, and Mrs. Willis Alliman. Refreshments followed the social hour.

Wayland Deta Alpha Lester Alliman Kenneth Peterson Max Kauffman A. R. Meyer Verna Williams Jennie Messer Willis Alliman

Hospital Admissions From This Week Record

Yesterday at the hospital Thomas Tanner of Brighton and Mrs Cecil Ruggles Brighton were admitted for surgical care. Also Mrs Jennie Jones of Columbus Junction admitted for medical care. Today Mrs Dale Marekana and Mrs Pessie Tucker of the city along with Merle Blieu of the city were admitted.

Thomas Tanner City, Surgical Cecil Ruggles Brighton Surgical Jennie Jones Columbus Junction Mierdical Dale Marekana Route 3 Pessie Tucker Merle Blieu

Social calendar highlights week of community events

A list of weekly social items including Founders Day supper at Sunset Park log cabin at 6 30 p m and various group meetings. Activities span Monday through Thursday with dinners, picnics, flower show, golf breakfast, and club gatherings hosted at Sunset Park Presbyterian church Masonic Temple Country club and other local venues.

Tri-T Verle Gallagher D.A.V Sunset Park Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Women's Service Guild Presbyterian Church Pythian Sisters V.E.W V.F. W Sorosis Club Tee Ainsworth Methodist Church Pothuck Charles Jeffries Ladies Golf Association Kolah Club Steve Crawford Lynn Ferguson Rosemary Club Lloyd Foster Sunshine Community Club Guess Your Club Henry Lunnin

How to Size Roses by Pruning Buds

The guide explains removing some buds yields larger flowers and fewer blooms. For bigger terminal blooms, prune side buds on a cane to divert strength to the main bud.

Turkey Dinner Marks 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bartow hosted a turkey dinner Sunday for their 25th wedding anniversary. Twenty two guests attended including out-of-town visitors Mr. and Mrs. G VanderStoep Janice Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Park and Randy Pittsville Ill Dean Vander Stoep Oklahoma City Okla A C Kuyper Helen Kuyper Harriet Kyper Mr and Mrs J G Boat Carl Glen and Mary Pella and Mr. and Mrs Dale Prickett and Greg Mt. Pleasant.

F. E. Bartow G. VanderStoep Janice Linda Kay Park Randy Pittsville Ill Dean Vander Stoep Oklahoma City Carl Glen Mary Pella Dale Prickett Greg Mt. Pleasant

Jackson Boys 4 H Tour Opens at Shalla Home

The Jackson 4-H tour began June 12 at 12 30 p m with 20 members and guests meeting at the Duane Shalla home. County extension director Mr Robb and Gus Alsip provided guidance on livestock improvements. The group concluded at the George Horn home with refreshments served.

Duane Shalla Robb Gus Alsip George Horn

Jerry Hamilton Dies Following Illness in Muscatine

Jerry Hamilton 72, former Columbus Junction resident, died Monday after a short illness. Funeral services were held Thursday at Ralph J. Wittich funeral home in Muscatine with burial in Fredonia cemetery. Born October 12, 1887 in Columbus Junction, he was a son of Andrew and his wife and married Mary James in 1908. He was a member of the Gold Fellows lodge. Surviving are his widow, three sons, a daughter and six grandchildren.

Martha Butler Columbus Gold Fellows Lodge

Bowman Funeral At Columbus Junction

Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Bowman 54 of Burlington were held at Stevens funeral home in Columbus Junction. Reverend W A Lamp former Methodist pastor was named district superintendent of Creston district. Richard E Graham son of Harold and Mrs Graham of Columbus Junior College graduate, has accepted a bookkeeper position at Washington State Bank in Washington.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Etta Bowman Burlington Stephens Funeral Home Nual Cattlemen’s P4huska Okla W. A. Lamp The Methodist Church Creston Richard EE. Graham Harold Graham Courlington Junlumbus City Washington State Bank Washington

Pooley Officiates as Burial at Columbus City

Rev. J. B. Pooley, pastor of the Methodist church, officiated. Mrs. John Morrison and Mrs. Hollis McConahay sang, accompanied by Mrs. H. A. Crefger. Burial was in Columbus City cemetery. Pallbearers were LaVerne Leonhard, Hollis McConahay, Robert Stinson, Charles Blodgett, Roy and La Moyne Heither.

J. B. Pooley Methodist Church John Morrison Hollis McConahay H. A. Crefger Columbus City LaVerne Leonhard Robert Stinson Charles Blodgett Roy and la Moyne Heither

Cattle numbers in the U S rise after 1949 decline

The U S cattle counts show a sharp increase of about two million in 1949, reflecting a significant change in livestock numbers and agriculture. This rise marks a notable shift in postwar cattle inventory within the United States.

U.S

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