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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1939

Page

3

Jugenheimers Hold Reunion in Muscatine Park

The eighth annual Jugenheimer reunion was held Sunday in a Muscatine park with 52 relatives. Officers elected for 1940 were A C Jugenheimer Burlingon president Oscar Jugenheimer Washington vice president and W L Nelson Mediapolis secretary treasurer. A noon dinner and social afternoon followed with attendees from Washington and Mayre, including Oscar Jugenheimer and Mrs L E Larson, and Mr and Mrs Eri G Mason and Clyle and Margaret.

Jugenheim Eed Park Muscatine A. C. Jugenheimer Burlingen Oscar Jugeneimer Washington W. L. Nelson Ediapolis Oscar Jugenimer L. E. Larson

Guest Day Picnic Planned by Club Just Us

Just Us club members plan a guest day picnic dinner at Sunset Park on Wednesday. For the 12:30 meal each member brings two dishes to pass and provides table service for herself and guest.

Us Club Sunset Park Rosemary Club Lloyd Foster Damascus Shrine Masonic Temple V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary Fred D. Stewart Priscilla Club Hugh McCleery Homemakers Club Aerse Sh Ubiemdais Carl Hering Country Club Nellie Thompson Sunshine Community Club Ehme Koehler Just Us SuUneat Park Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society Nic Community Building

Mrs. Joe Maxwell Hosts BEOW Club Meeting

The BEOW club met at Mrs. Joe Maxwell's home with all members present. After the business session, refreshments were served by Mrs. Maxwell and others. Plans were made for a Fourth of July picnic on Wednesday July 5 at Mrs. Elizabeth Schulty's home. The evening ended with social time.

Be.o.w. Club Joe Maxwell Well Robert Dawson Mel Boileau Elizabeth Schulty

Fifty-two Attend District Standard Bearers Meeting

Fifty-two were registered at the annual district meeting of Standard Bearers in the Methodist church in Columbus Junction. Kath ryn Kehoe of Baihar India gave addresses. Officers named: Marjean Tisor president, Winonn ette vice president, Jean Eyestone secretary. Columbus Junction won the league pennant and Keosauqua the efficiency pennant. Next meeting set for Grace Methodist church in Burlington.

Columbus Junction Methodist Church Kathryn Kehoe Baihar India Marjean Tisor Columbus Unction Winonnette Keosauqua Jean Eyestone Brighton Grace Methodist Church Burlington

Social Calendar of Club Meetings and Picnics

Notices list weekly social events from Tuesday to Friday including Rosemary club at 8 p.m. and Damascus Shrine and VFW gatherings. Several clubs specify guests, food commitments, venues like Sunset Park and Country Club, and contact details for attendance.

Class Plans Picnic for Friday Evening

The Home builders Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church will hold a picnic supper at 6 30 p.m. Friday in Sunset park. Members are invited and asked to bring two covered dishes and a sandwich.

U.P. Woman's Missionary Society R. L. Livingston Presbyterian Church Home Builders The Sunset Park

Local social notes from Grinnell and surrounding towns

Mrs John Stewart and Mrs George Rudiger with Mrs N G Webster of Crawfordsville attend the Women's General Missionary society convention in Grinnell. Georgeanne and Jeanne Ellen Rudiger stay with their uncle and aunt in Cedar Rapids as their mother remains in Grinnell. Miss Olive Campbell visits relatives in Moline. Warren Richardson of Clarinda visits on business. a niece of the late Ora Henderson. Griffith Humphreys and daughters Elizabeth and Della spent Sunday at the E V Humphreys home at Wyman. Mrs G Hadley and children Charles and Susan Lou of Sioux City spend three weeks with her parents near Brown. Mr Hadley accompanied them home yesterday. Mrs Anna Davies, formerly at the Brown home, leaves for Keota.

John Stewart George Rudiger N. G. Webster Crawfordsville Grinnell Olive Campbell Moline, Ill Warren Richardson Clarinda Iowa Richardson Ora Henderson G. Hadley Charles Susan Lou Sioux City R. #. Brown Hadley Brown

Birthdays and Anniversaries Noted in Local Notices

Roger McKeown marks his eleventh birthday today. Mr and Mrs Leigh Soule celebrate their twenty first wedding anniversary. Several others including John Winga Alice Foster Allen Atkinson Elmer Graber Charles Clark Miriam Ashby Virginia B Wright Mrs G A Chilgren Burlingon and Martin Brown observe birthdays or anniversaries today.

Mrs Leigh Soule Alice Foster Allen Atkinson Elmer Graber Charles Clark Miriam Ashby Pilotsburg Martin Brown

Anthony Horak Honored at Family Dinner in SOUTH HIGHLAND

A Father's Day reunion at Anthony Horak's home on June 18 featured a large noon table, sweet peas centerpiece, and an angel food cake by Alma Horak. Entertainment included Archie Horak on piano accordion and Mary Lee Mathews tap dancing. attendees listed include many Horak family members and relatives from Iowa City.

South Highland Anthony Horak Alma Horak Irene Lewis Horak Robert Kron Paul Horak Dickle Wilber Mathews Iowa City Melo Lasek Richard Havel Clarence Lasek Robert Ballard Robert Nick Jordan Alice Hotze Shirley Boone

Women as Dominant Mediums in 1900s Spiritualism

Collier's Weekly reports that women make up about 80 percent of spiritualistic mediums in the United States, including tune tellers and crystal gazers, reflecting a gendered leadership in new religious movements of the era.

United States Collier's Weekly

Dover to Calais Channel Distance Declared at 21 Miles

A brief note states that the distance from Dover England to Calais France across the Channel is 21 miles apart. The figure emphasizes the narrow separation between the two European ports.

England France Dover Calais

Wellman Relatives Attend Messenger Family Reunion

Wellman, June 24. Mrs. Homer Turnipseed hosted relatives at Pine Lake Iowa for a Messenger family reunion honoring their mother Mrs. N. H. Messenger on her seventy fifth birthday. Attendees included numerous Messenger family members from Grinnell Spencer Sioux Rapids Hazelton Cedar Rapids and Mable Cooper. Activities featured swimming boating and golf with several farm and social club events nearby.

Wellman Homer Turnipseed Pine Lake Iowa Messenger N. H. Messenger Spencer Lee A. Messenger Sioux Rapids Lottie Foster Ronald Foster Murriel Foster Cedar Rapids Ladies Rural Club Kinross H. N Wellman Methodist Church America Richard Cray Loraine Kos C. C. Theissen Earnest Bell Kinross Social Circle Leona Bremer Mear Kirkpatrick Adolph Gislain Irene Brenneman Stella Smith Vera McDowell Doll Leitsinger Ethel Simpson Myrtle Lee Eva McDowell Hazel Schaffer Lena Wagamon Louise Shhaffer Dorothy Stoner Edna Stoner Allie Graham Myrle Adams Betty Sue Charles Schachner Carl Hesseltine Nellie Dorrance Toppan Johnson Faye Rowe Joan Stead Omer Green Lee Walton Mearl Enfield Floyd Griffith William Bitermiller George Longwell G. G. Griffith E. BE. Wetrich Bud Nickell Irma Kernes Dan Steiner Ervin Goodin Lulu Wagamon Charles Green Nellie Eckhardt Arthur Ruggs Arthur Wright H. J. Flanders Lester Disney William Wagamon Frances Jean

Ice Cream Social for Snowball Club Families

Mr and Mrs D C Griggs opened their home Friday evening to the Snowball Social club and families. Sixty five attended including Bill Edgar and family Mildred and Maurice Meyer as guests. Children played games on the lawn while adults visited. Ladies served home made ice cream and cake. A regular club meeting is set for July 5 with Mrs Hal Richards.

D. C. Griggs Bill Edgar Mildred Maurice Meyer Hal Richards

Plan for D U V Picnic Thursday at Mrs Hayes Lawn

All Daughters of Union Veterans and families invited to a picnic supper on the lawn at Mrs Lillian Hayes home Thursday evening at 6 30. Each member to bring sandwiches a dish to pass table service and card tables. Meat and a drink provided.

D.A.V Lillian Hayes

Swift family reunion notice and church gatherings

The twenty fourth Swift family reunion is set for Sunday July 2 in Sunset Park. The Presbyterian prayer meeting takes place Wednesday at 9 30 AM at Mrs George Clapper 320 West Washington Street. A lawn social is announced at Bethel Pres.

Swift Family Sunset Park Presbyterian Cottage George Clapper West Washington Street

Riverside Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers for Year

Riverside members of the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers at a June meeting. Key posts include President Kate Ingram and First Vice President Rose Dautremont with other officers named. Delegates to the state convention in Burlington were Ingram and Bushek, to be installed at the July meeting. Food donations and sick visits were reported, along with Poppy Day funds.

Riverside American Legion Legion Kate Ingram Rose Dautremont Mary Hartzler Leona Kucera Edna Bushek Mary Walton Eva Thompson Evelyn Birrer Mary Kron Helena Novy Mary Kucera Burlington Anna Kupka Mary Kuctta

Church Event Near Washington Announces Ice Cream Social

A church gathering northeast of Wash plans a Thursday evening ice cream and cake social on June 29 with a good program. Everyone is welcome. Location 113 at 3.

Church N. E. of Wash

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