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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1946

Page

4

Passing Years in 4s Washington

Mr and Mrs J E Lemmon own a rare old china plate handed down in the Lemmon family for three generations. Mrs Lemmon estimates the plate is well over 150 years old with vivid coloring. Elizabeth Klein returns from St Paul to Cedar Rapids for a visit and plans a July 2 motor trip east with friends.

J. E. Lemmon Mr. Lemmon Elizabeth Klein St. Paul Lewis Klein Jessie Edna Cedar Rapids

Washington County Relief Drive Tops Five Thousand Dollars

Washington County donations for famine relief have surpassed $5,000 with a $10,000 goal in sight. Local residents and groups contributed through the emergency relief headquar ters as the community furthers its support for aid efforts.

Washington County

Local Travel and Weather Notes From The Past

Twenty years ago Robert Shields and Carl Kunath traveled to McCook Nebraska to sell alum during the summer. Mame and Dade Shearer went to Chariton and planned a Fayetteville Arkansas visit. Sewers clogged with water flooded streets gardens and basements causing damage. High school students attended Bernadine Neville’s wedding at Richland. The Spud gang planned a Minnesota trip to weave fish yarns and related tasks. Elizabeth Erwin visited Moline then planned a Mercer Pennsylvania summer. Maynard Brown Harry Kreider and others were returning home from camping and fishing in Ely Minnesota.

Robert Shields Carl Kunath McCook, Neb

Washington Firemen Seek Missing Brass Cuspidors

Thirty years ago Washington firemen lament the loss of two brass cuspidors once gracing the lobby of the fire hall. The brief item notes other local news such as new staff at Hobson's jewelry store and a car fire loss near Ainsworth. It also mentions travelers Dr and Mrs Ray Latchem arriving from Walnut, Iowa, and a list of local residents who purchased Ford vehicles.

Washington

German Evangelical Church Aims June 17 Dedication

The new German Evangelical church here will be dedicated on Sunday June 17 with Rev Dr Hancher of Mt Pleasant preaching both morning and evening. Mrs N L Black and Miss Nora Mott plan hairdressing parlors above the Democrat office. The marriage of Miss Jessie B Crooks and Lyle Nicola was solemnized June 20 at the bride's home. Annie Redline will be the carnival main draw, weighing 611 pounds and growing. Miss Hallie Berdo, Washington Pa teacher, to spend the summer with her parents. Miss Dora Montgomery to Iowa City for summer school at the University.

Hancher Mt. Pleasant Jessie B. Crooks Lyle Nicola Miss Crooks Hallie Berdo Washington, Pa

Longtime educator McKee retires after fifty years in teaching

Prof S E McKee has resigned his academy post and plans to spend his days in peace after nearly half a century in school work. He founded the academy and was renowned as a mathematician and language teacher. He leaves a legacy of dedication amid a career spanning fifty years.

S. E. McKee

Deaths of the Week Prominent Local Residents

Obituaries note Mrs. Susan A. Dankwardt 73 widow of Otto Dankwardt dies at Mt. Pleasant state hospital after seven years of illness. Funeral services held for Frank Van Brocklin 69 who died Monday at Rock Island Hil after four years of ill health. Mrs. Clara Goodwin 86 dies at son in law W F Martin’s Hayesville home from old age. James F. Frain 66 of West Point dies in Kirksville hospital after long illness. Charles Whisler 75 dies after stroke three years ago and a recent fall leaves him bedfast. Services were held yesterday.

Susan A. Dankwardt Otto Dankwardt Washington State Hospital Mt. Pleasant Frank van Brocklin Rock Island, Hil Clara Goodwin Ezra Goodwin W. F. Martin Hayesville Iowa James F. Frain West Point Brighton Kirksville, Mo Charles Whisler

Local Births And Admits From Area Hospitals

Thursday Mr and Mrs Henry Manning and Mr Pleasant announce a daughter born weighing seven pounds 12144 ounces at 4 40 pm yesterday. Admitted today as a surgical patient was Lee Walker of Winfield. Tonsillectomies performed today include Janice Kos Meredith Mills Phillip Mills Willis Longer Bobby Herr. Mrs John Spanier and daughter Peggy Diana of Packwood were discharged today. Friday Mrs Frank Bell admitted yesterday for a fractured hip and transferred this morning to University hospital Iowa City Marguerite Hering Route Three admitted as a medical patient.

Donald Beranek Kalona Larry Marek Riverside Kenneth Rich Crawfordsville Patricia Erwin South Seventh Avenue William Knauss South Avenue Richard Moore South Avenue C Mervyn Hoberman Wecta Ferrell Statler West Chester Larry Palmer Keota Alfred Scheftel West Monroe Street Dorothy Kelly Route Three Kepta Frank Wilson Ainsworth Ira Breen Washington Winifred Stanley East Jackson Street Arthur Jennings North Avenue Larry Stratala Richmond Dora Stewart South Iowa Avenue Robert Lopshire Clarence Wilson Margaret Ann South Third Avenue Eldon Ayers Yvonne Kay Wellman Carios Walling John Edward Max Heither Richard Wayne Columbus Junction Frank Black Henry Manning Pleasant Lee Walker Winfield Janice Kos Marion Avenue Meredith Phillip Mills North Avenue F Willis Longer East Madison Street Bobby Herr John Spanier Peggy Diana Packwood Frank Bell East Second Street University Hospital, Iowa City Marguerite Hering

Mrs Myrtle Ivy Grooms Dies Sudently at 70

Mrs Myrtle Ivy Grooms died suddenly Wednesday in New London at age 70 after a year of declining health.

Myrtle Ivy Grooms New London

Arrow Shots and Church Talk in a Quirky Snow Scene

A quirky column notes a farm sleigh in a snow storm drawing envy while a sermon era is seen as risky when fear of church rivals looms. The piece jokes about longevity, time waste, and critics in church life with comments on preachers and giving.

Keesey Wins William Cushing Music Prize At Upper Darby

Franees Keesey daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Keesey of Drexel Hill Penna and granddaughter of Mrs C W Stewart was presented the William Cushing music prize at Upper Darby high school graduation exercises. There were 4190 in the graduating class of 46. The prize honors all round musicianship loyalty to the school and orchestra and leadership. Edna and Emma Purvis and White relatives welcomed Mr and Mrs Sam White and daughter Harriet of Sioux Falls South Dakota for a visit. Miss White traveled from Iowa City to Whiting Indiana to visit her sister Catherine White before returning to Ann Arbor Michigan where she works in the University library. Mary Jane Trenerry left for Green Lake Wisconsin.

Franees Keesey Vincent Keesey Drexel Hill Penna C. W. Stewart William Cusning Upper Darby High School Keesey Wilson College Washington Sam White Harriet Sioux Falls S. Oak

Social News From Muscatine and Nearby Towns

Tuesday Hazel Richardson visits Muscatine for a Sunday stay with the McBrides. Guests include Otto Walton of Brighton. Nelle Samson has moved to Mt. Pleasant. Ruth Dupuis travels to Peanut Lakes Minnesota. Howard Miller and family visit Des Moines and Devil's Lake, North Dakota. Lucy Dempsey takes a bank teller vacation and visits relatives in Sioux City. The Knapp family hosts a buffet for son Richard’s return from the South Pacific. The McBrides sell their home to the Marblebourgs who move in February. Claire Gray shows improvement after a major operation. L. L. Loveless and family attend Bruce Johnston and Virginia Douchendorff’s wedding in Danville and Burlington.

Hazel Richardson Muscatine Howard McBride Otto Walton Brighton Miss Richardson Busby Manufacturing Company L. L. Loveless Marjorie Earl Loveless Nancy Linda Danville Bruce Johnston Virginia Douchendorff Loveless Burlington Dewey Anderson Richard R. Johnston Marvango Washington

McLaughlins Welcome Long Beach Visitor For Two Week Stay

Dr and Mrs C W McLaughlin greeted their daughter Mrs Cloyce Bogle who arrived from Long Beach California for a two week visit. Mrs Oscar George left for El Cajon California to visit her brother E E Reynolds and has been visiting her two sons Marion and Philip George and families. County officers plan to attend third annual school of instruction at Hotel Fort Des Moines and return tomorrow night. attendees include Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Fred Bourgeois W E Howell Virginia Hasty Helen Carson Besse Jones Marietta Workman Dorothy Putman Helen Swanson. Ralph Minick has pneumonia but is improving. Mr and Mrs M W Steele Sr returned from St Petersburg Florida where delegates attended the National Musician convention after a stay in Georgia with friends and ocean fishing. They visited Mrs Nate Fields during the trip through the Ozarks.

A. W. Clow Boston Mass Beth Clow Robert C. Taylor Taylor Miss Clow Insurance Adjustment Department of Veterans Administration Clows Donna Clow Panama Canal Zone Brooklyn N. Y C. W. McLaughlin Cloyce Bogle Long Beach Calif Oscar George el Cajon E. E. Reynolds Court House Evenig Fort Des Moines Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Fred Bourgeois W. E. Howell Virginia Hasty Helen Carson Besse Jones Marietta Workman Dorothy Putman Helen Swanson M. W. Steele, Sr St. Petersburg Fla Mr. Steele Georgia Benton, Ark W. W. Landers Ozarks Nate Fields

Funeral attendance in Oskaloosa for Mrs Whitlatch’s father

Mr and Mrs Fred Moore and Mr and Mrs Donald Whitlatch attend the funeral of William Head in Oskaloosa. Head, who died Monday, was a close family friend of Moore who once lived there. Also noted are Richard Bingham departing for South Hero Vermont after visiting his grandparents and Rothschild planning a trip to Yankton South Dakota tonight.

Fred Moore Donald Whitlatch Oskaloosa Richard Bingham South Hero Vermont Mrs. C. S. Lemmon

Birthday Parties And Visits Highlight Hedrick News

Mrs. O M Cuddy travels to Ottumwa to meet her brother Clyde Street who arrived from Pasadena California. They plan days with sister Mrs D L Gray in Hedrick. Dr O F Boller partied with friends for his birthday as guests included Dr and Mrs P L Etter and Barbara. A birthday cake and ice cream were served. Several families joined Robert Buffington's tenth birthday celebration in Columbus Junction. Joan Heck prepares for a two week visit to Macomb Illinois with relatives. Fishing trips take Lloyd Foster and Rex Crandall to Lake Odessa near Wapello. The Meek family arrives from San Francisco to stay a month with relatives. Beverly Brown is named grand musician at the Iowa Rainbow assembly in Des Moines. Harland Mead visits from Webster City with friends and plans to return home.

O. M. Cuddy Ottumwa Clyde Street Pasadena Calif Hedrick D. L. Gray

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Ted Dalton Raperta Beauty and Barber Shop Palmer School of Chiropractic Etna Anna Dawson Mary Elizabeth Atchison Esther Masson Washington, D. C Beaver Falls Associate Presbyterian Synod George Masson Ralph Pratt The State Theater Ralph Fred L. Stewart Jane Madison Wis Hazel Alberson William Stewart Meredith Chance Journal Office Helen Duke Ben Shenefelt Laurene McCaw Gladys Irene Edwards W. B. Edadwards Leyburn Fred Lewis Frank Lewis Maranda Martin Ralph Martin Norman Schoonover H. J. Schoonover Eleanor Tucker Joan Keifer Thomas J. Berdo Robert Gates Methodist Church Fred E. Miller Walter Smith P. L. Etter Women's Society of Christian Service Union Central Park Edna Klein Herbert Osincup Y's Men's Club Tucker Chevrolet Garage William J. Bell County Hospital Board South Fourth Avenue Rotary Club Fernando A. Laxamana Iowa City Philippines Fred Hermann Bonnie Jean Simpson Jean Atchison William Walker Dorothy Turner Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau Clarence Logan Fred Downing O. E. Schmitt C of C Eleanor Jane Tucker W. Tucker Ara Fisher Morrison George F. Morrison Christian Church Country Club Ira Morrison George Morrison M. J. Wilkinson Eicher Church Noble E. C. Eicher Judge Eicher Fred and Lester Schantz Wayland Alice Kauffman Thomas L. Wolfe St. Mary’s Wilma Palmer Robert Lomasson University School of Nursing Kolah Club Logan Ahrens Charles Palmer Glenn Davis Masonic Temple Beverly Butterworth E. R. Butterworth Robert Custer Charles Custer Howard P. Miller American Legion Auxiliary R. H. McCleery Coppock Floyd L. Ellis Trinity Methodist Church Darlene R. Sojka Wes Sojka Cleo I. Burich Victor Burich Neill Trotman Sarah Denver Northern Baptist Assembly George Reed Edith Keokuk Charles Morris Gordon Dean Raymond Spera Kenneth Spera Sharon William Spera Winterset Roy Miller Millers C. P. Weldin National Bank of Washington Bill Ewing Jefferson City Pratts Harry Miller Miller Bill Everette Squire Harold Wolf William Steele Great Lakes Earl Steele Squire Mr. Wolf Ed Warren Harper Beatrice, Nebr Beatrice Raymond Wicks Universty of Iowa Wekend Robert McLaughlin Donald McLaughlin Mr. Wicks Perry Armond Seidler Chicago Bert Seidler Art Institute of Chicago Northwestern University Harold W. Cumming Janet Colorado College Colorado Springs Colo Cumming McCleery-Cumming Fred Jones Lester Jones Harold Weeks Mr. Weeks Fort Collins, Colo Donald Wilkins M. D. Williamson Jean Ralph Kleese William Brown Des Moines Standard Oil Company J. Lee Hill Beverly Harry Margolin JoEllen Margolin Rothschild Yellowstone Park Wyo Margolin Carl Combs H. M. Dodder Mr. Combs Los Angeles Raymond Anderson Carol Western Kansas Mame Dade Shearer Chariton Fayetteville Ark Florence Brookhart Sevilla Boice Marie Jackson Carolyn McCleery Josephine Bailey Catherine Hull Alice Bailey Norman Sage David Elder Dunham Morrison Bernadine Neville Richland Spud Minnesota James Morrow Alex Marbourg Marcellus Meek Lou Meek James Brookhart Archie Harvey Willis Todd Harry McCall Will Gibson Elizabeth Erwin Moline Mercer, Penna Maynard Brown Harry Kreider S. A. Dickerson Everette Griffith Walter Conner Eli, Minn G. W. Hobson W. S. White Mr. White Hobson's David Peterson Metz Ray Latchem Walnut Fred Stewart Elmer Wyse A. B. Carr Milt Walrob R. C. Wells Bert Babcock Sam Oldfield Jacob Wenger Rev. L. M. Grigsby C. E. Wetrich Glen Laffer Co. W. Soukup J. B. Richardson Jess Goble Nick Tinnes A. @. Cannon Ford Annie Redline Dora Montgomery University Sheriff Teeter Eva Hunt Birdie Young Marshalltown Ethel Winters Clara Lanning Ollie Campbell Lona Latta Lou Cunningham Ethel Montgomery Myrtle Morton Edith Shields Villa McCullough Mary Boyer Earl Lewis Ed Smith Will Sherman Ralph Manners Verne Kerr Harry Hale George Lanning Will Graham Joe Benz Sam Miller Sam Russell Jones Lester Wagner Wayland Virginia McCall Ralph Bain Wayand Fred Hyzer F. A. Mattison Richards Mimms Esther Marie Goldie Vinton East Third Street Mary Jane Trenerry Green Lake, Wise Nelle Samson South Main Street Ruth Dupuis Peanut Lakes Minn White Fish Lake Howard P. Miler Henry H. Miller Monna Rae David Henry Lucy Dempsey Sioux City E. T. Dempsey Kathryn Dempsey Clayde Knapp Richard South Pacific California Charles Jackson Joe Wolfe Sherman Wolfe Mary Jo Ed Wolfe I. D. Quinn Glen Knupp Gladys Arlene Clarence Jackson Annabelle Wayne Knupp David Stanley Knupp Clayton Bear Vernon Weeks East Main Street Wyatt Marbourg Marbourgs Claire Gray University Hospital Ralph Minick O. F. Boller Boller George Breitenbach Manton Hebner Barbara Dr. Boller Harry Chamberlin Dallas Chamberlin Wayne Chamberlin Gena Gorham Gary Jim Layton Buffington Larry Diana Robert Robert Buffington Joan Heck Ed Heck Macomb, Ill R. W. Spera Lloyd Foster Rex Crandall Lake Odessa Wapello Harvey Meek Evelyn Elizabeth San Francisco Ralston Meek M. R. Meek Mill Valley Janet Martin Beverly Brown Theodore Brown Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow Harland Mead Webster City Harry Simpson Bonnie Jean Washington Dairy
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