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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1932
Page
6
A collection of fruit punch and non alcoholic beverages for summer including Pink Lady Sparkling Tomato Drink Four Fruit Fizz Pineapple Milk Shake Pineapple Mint Julep Midnight Frolic Cocktail and serving suggestions with measurements and yields for punch glasses and servings.
Tuesday events include the Pythian Sisters meeting at the Washington temple and the Damascus Shrine No 10 gathering at 8 pm. K of C hosts a party June 21 with Boyd's Orchestra, I O O F holds a regular meeting June 21 with Third Degree work and bylaw amendment voting.
Wednesday the Snowball Social club will meet with Mrs John Shebeck Wednesday afternoon June 2. Roll call to be answered with patriotic quotations.
Thursday regular meeting of Happy Getters 4-H club at 1 30 P M at Carl Jar rard home. W R C picnic supper next Thursday June 23 at 6 30 Sunset park. Husbands and comrades invited bring table service covered dish and sandwiches. If weather bad meet at corps room. Ladies Aid VU church Ainsworth meet Thursday 2 o'clock. Garden department Sunshine Community Portnightly club will meet with...
Mrs. A B Schmoeller will represent a newly formed eighteenth district of the Woman's Relief Corps at the national convention in Springfield HI in mid September The Iowa department held its forty ninth annual meeting June 5 to 9 at Roosevelt school dedicating four trees and hearing talks from G A R leaders The junior clubs in Iowa now number fifteen with about five hundred members The convention included memorial services for deceased members and a thousand dollar gift to the G A R support fund.
Des Moines area clubs held picnics and social events with about 300 attendees at Sunset Park and smaller gatherings at other venues. Attendees included Phamas cus Shrine members Mrs Clark Pulver Keota Dr Fred Reid Washington and families. The Rainbow Girls and Jolly Joker club planned summer recesses and picnics with guests from Houston and nearby towns. Birthday celebrations and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs T W Hunter honored Mary E Hunter and Dr A S Smith with sixteen guests.
Mrs R H Dean hosts a fern talk by Prof J K Underwood of the University of Tennessee Knox ville on Thursday at 7 30. Guests bring fern specimens. The Presbyterian Missionary society holds a book review Thursday at 2 00 at Mrs Fastwoods with Mrs Ted Michels reviewing Toward Peace. Country club members host regular dinner and Washington Chapter Eastern Star holds a called meeting.
No. 98 Thursday June 22 at 2 p m initiation followed by social hour. Shalom group M E church holds social and business meeting at the church Thursday at 2 p m. Rosemary club hosts a 1 p m luncheon at Mrs P F Whisler's home Thursday. Rural Woman's club meets with Mrs Howard Porter and Mrs Edgar Porter Thursday afternoon. Wellston Social club meets with Mrs Leola Jotle Thursday afternoon.
The Baptist Ladies plan a monthly social Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the church with Mrs Bert Yard and a large attendance expected. The M E church group will meet with Mrs R G Cherry at 323 East Washington Street Friday afternoon with Mrs Minnie Green as lesson leader.
The Happy-Go-Getters 4-H club announces a Friday evening production of Under Blue Skies at Prairie Flower church. The date reads June 94th with showtime listed as o'clock.
Fire extinguishers should be mounted on a wall hook off the floor and kept out of children's reach. Use acid and soda type as approved by Underwriters Laboratories. Check the label to confirm approval and have extinguishers recharged annually.
The National Geographic Society compiles surprising geography facts. Reno is 100 miles farther west than Los Angeles, Jacksonville is farther west than Cleveland, and Detroit to Canada requires a southerly path. At Panama the sun rises on the Pacific side and sets on the Atlantic side.
The Girl Scouts depart for a week long camp near Columbus Junction and Gladwin with headquarters at the partnership shack of Homer Stephens George Morris on land owned by local residents. Troop captain Mrs E E Stutsman and assistant Mrs Ray Cox accompany nine scouts including Ruthie Boller Henrietta Marble Ruth Dupuis Virginia Stutsman Josephine McElhinney Margaret Ann Flenner Elizabeth Brown Naomi Wilson and Von Cile Burton. All participants are at least second class scouts.
Jean Harlow and film producer Paul Bern filed for a marriage license in Hollywood. Bern, 42, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer executive, and Harlow, 21, spoke of a small, informal ceremony. Harlow's real name is Harlean Carpenter McGrew and she is a Missouri native.
Emma Long reports May 13 closing with a picnic dinner. Eighth graders Taylor and John Flynn passed state tests and earned graduates status. Ethel Warren, seventh grader, scored well on physiology. George and Mildred Kennedy moved to Grant School district. Staff included Mrs Palmer and Billy Beenblossom. Roy Omer Wagner maintained perfect attendance for three years, earning make up time for a grandfather’s funeral. Students not absent or tardy: Ada Mae Beenblossom, Violet Flynn, Velma Beenblossom, Ethel Zieglowsky, Richey Flynn. Window decorations featured birds. posters by girls and Ethel Zieglowsky. Interior decor promoted health and last-day program visuals.
Refugees from Turbachoff in the Kiev area tell of a G P U massacre that killed 370 residents including women and children. The police allegedly opened fire with machine guns and burned the town after accusing locals of conspiracy to withhold grain from the state.
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