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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
5
Crawfordsville Class of 1914 Reunion At Blankenhorn Home
Crawfordsville June 29, the class of 1914 from Crawfordsville high held a reunion at the Blankenhorn country home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blankenhorn. Honored guest was Hazel Orris Conrey of Pueblo Colorado visiting relatives. Guests enjoyed reminiscing, singing the class song by Frank Gault, and refreshments served by Eva Blankenhorn Hazel Moorhead and Irene Barth. Families attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blankenhorn and Donald. Dr. and Mrs. Barth of Iowa City. Walter and Richard Conrey. Cole Dwight Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moorhead and Mary Lillian. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gault and daughters Joyce and Lucille. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ferguson and Mrs. Clark. Absent were Blanche Hagie Lamb Dottie Williams Weir Hazel Hamill Cherryholmes and Veda Twinam. Two members Joe Pletcher and Honor Strain Ferguson were deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Floyd Blankenhorn
Crawfordsville High School
Hazel Orris Conrey
Pueblo
Colo
Eva Blankenhorn
Hazel Moorhead
Irene Barth
Donald
Barth
Iowa City
Walter and
Richard
Cole Dwight Nicholson
Clarence Moorhead
Mary Lillian
Frank Gault
Joyce
Lucille
Earl Ferguson
Clark
Blanche Hagie Lamb
Dottie Williams Weir
Hazel Hamil Cherryholmes
Veda Twinam
Joe Pletcher
Honor Strain Ferguson
Raspberry crop thriving at William Kime ranch despite heat
Richland reports a fine raspberry harvest with about 100 cartons daily from the William Kime fruit ranch. Twenty pickers work the field as Mrs C A Neville returns home after a visit with sister Mrs Mary McGraw. Various local notes include teaching appointment, medical alumni visit, a bridal shower, and a fatal accident near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Neville
Richland
William
Everett Sanders
Sanders
Florida
Keota
Gertrude Hill
Hall
R. G. Swinney
Keokuk
Keokuk Medical College
Keith Steinbeck
Esther Dickens
Hal Figgins
Moline
Davis and Figgins
Mary Katherine Mayer
Washington
A. F. Bridger
Helen
George Kime
White Oak Social News June Get-Togethers
White Oak notices a series of local visits and gatherings. Mrs Harry Hamilton hosted a group at the Oz Gowey home while the Daering family joined for dinner with Hamilton. Gardens and day trips include Bonnie Jean Bartz Mary Eloise Estella Bell Gardner and others visiting Fred Waltman and Virginia Luers. Community members attended Pearl Bennett funeral near Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Harry Hamilton
Carl Daering
Duane
Keith
Oz Gowey
Bonnie Jean Bartz
Mary Eloise
Estella Bell Gardner
Fred Waltman
Orlena Augustine
Estela Bell Gardner
Virginia Luers
Pearl Bennett
Storm
Keota
George Augustine
Orlena Mae
Lloyd Luers
Honor A J Morgan at 80th Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs W O Morgan hosted a small gathering Friday night honoring A J Morgan on his 80th birthday in Clay. Guests included G A Stannard Ollie Morgan and C A Morgan with Richland area ties. gifts and greetings poured in from friends and relatives. Rex Dawson is working for the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor A. J. Morgan
Settlers Arrive in Brighton 1838
Brighton residents recall the 100th anniversary of settlement with the arrival of the Silas Washburn family in April 1838 from Ft. Madison aboard a Mackinaw. The Senaca Beach and Washburn families traveled overland due to Skunk River delays, locating near the current water tower and near Clay township. The Washburns built a log 18 by 18 home, and Brighton planned anniversary events. In 1839 John Lewis opened the first mercantile, and the town held its first Fourth of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Silas Washburn
Ft. Madison
Mackinaw
Skunk River
Washburn
Senaca Beach
Beach
Clay Township
John Lewis
Washington R3 notes a quiet county week of visits
Mrs Allison Maas returns from county hospital while neighbors visit and help with housework. Albert Maas Milton Maas and families call. Grasshoppers worry farmers as haying unfolds. Several locals attend a Kalona church and a concert in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Maas
Washington
Allison Maas
County Hospital
Margaret Dill
Albert Maas
Milton
Carl D. Anderson
Albert
Milton Maas
Alice Maas
Caldwell
Cathrine
Bryan Swift
Edward Bunion
N. J. Benson
Wm. Koening
WN. J. Benson
Harley Myers
Chas. Ashby
Milburn McKay
Vergil Turnipsee
Ward explains saving plan cuts refrigerator cost
Montgomery Ward store manager and assistants describe the straight line distribution method from factory to Ward’s to customers. They say savings come from eliminating manufacturers selling costs, national ads, and distributors’ selling fees. The 1938 Ward electric refrigerator is highlighted for design, Dulux finish, chrome hardware, and practical features like full width bar shelves and a large stainless freezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Sand
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mr. Lawson
Wards
Rant Mekhane
Ward Electric
Ward
Ward Refrigerator Display During Refrigeration Week
Matchless Food Froster decorates an attractive display with serving tray and oven ware china set. Jiffy cube trays remove easily with stainless aluminum trays and rubber grids enabling quick cube release. Demonstrations on the store's second floor showcase the Ward refrigerator during refrigeration week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
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