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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1936

Page

3

Ainsworth Lodges Honor Families At Farewell Party

The Masons and Eastern Stars plan a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. I K Beal and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris as they move from the community. The event, on Tuesday evening, asks each family to bring a pie.

Ainsworth Lodges Floyd Blankenhorn Sorosis Sorosis Club Roger Colthurst Kate Annas Georgia Reaney Etta Marsh Norma Clegg Mabel Beal Mildred Morris Wilma Stephens

Enterprise P T A Says Farewell to Departing Families

The Enterprise P T A held a pot luck farewell meeting at the school house despite muddy roads. Families Everette West, Mr and Mrs McAvoy, and Vivian Bridges Martin leave the neighborhood. Francis Kleese will teach at Enterprise for the rest of the year.

Enterprise School Everette West McAvoy Vivian Bridges Martin Francis Kleese Enterprise Spirit of Pioneers W. C. Ralston Robinson Marie West Rex West Roberta Lynn Wilma Mae Robertson Phyllis Crayne Gayle Robertson Bonnie West Neva Jean Robertpoh Charlene Redeker N. E. West Vivian Martin

Mrs. Kos Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs. Frank Kos entertained her bridge club at home last night. Agnes Wheelan won high, Mrs. Charles Denison was second high. After bridge a two course lunch was served to guests including Mrs. Ray Minick, Mrs. Leste Mick, Miss Helen Hanley, and Audrey Peters of Centerville.

Frank Kos Agnes Wheelan Charles Denison Ray Minick Leste Mick Helen Hanley Audrey Peters Centerville

Friends Surprise Andy Blattners on Anniversary

About twenty five neighbors and friends gathered at the Blattners home for a surprise party marking the forty second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Andy Blattner and the sixty seventh birthday of Mr Blattner. A cafeteria supper followed and guests enjoyed pitch and pinochle games.

Andy Blattner Mr Blatttner

Farewell Party Held for D Peters Family

The Friendly Threshing club hosted a farewell gathering Friday at Bert Booths home near Haskins for the Dale Peters family who are moving to a new home near Lewis, Iowa. May Peters and J Frey posted high scores in the evening games and a farewell gift was presented.

Dale Peters Bert Booth Haskins Rock May Peters J. Frey Peters Lewis, Lowa

Widmer and Waylend Visit Washington on Business

Chris Widmer and Paul Widmer traveled to Washington yesterday on business, meeting with local officials and discussing potential collaborations.

Chris Paul Widmer Waylend Washington

Chapter J P E O to Elect Officers

Chapter J P E O will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs Charles Thomas 601 South Iowa to elect officers for the coming year. Members urged to attend and participate in the election.

P. RE. O Charles Thomas South Iowa

Reverend Eastwood to Review Controversial Book for Ladies Social

Rev. Eastwood will review The Jew and the World Permeat by Basil Matthews at the Presbyterian Ladies Social Friday at 2 30 pm in Mrs. Carl Roberts 208 East Main Street. The meeting will install officers, hear Rev. Eastwood report, and feature devotionals led by Mrs. Ralph Dougherty with refreshments arranged by a committee led by Mrs. B H Van Metter.

FF. W. Eastwood Basil Matthews Presbyterian Ladies Carl Roberts East Main Street Bethel Church Eastwood

Missionary Society to Elect Officers at Meeting

United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society votes on new officers Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the church. Mr Robert Patterson will lead devotional with Mrs Marwarer Owen and Mrs HOJ Schoonover as program readers.

United Presbyterian Young Women's Missionary Society Robert Patterson

Canapes Rise in Style for Party Refreshments

The canape emerges as a chic party staple with versatile uses from hors d oeuvre trays to first courses. Recipes feature butter bases with chutney anchovy horseradish cheese and varied garnishes making an attractive table centerpiece. Specific variants include ham olive tuna caviar and peanut butter canapes with crisp bread and decorative arrangements.

Social Calendar of Meetings and Parties Listed

Local social calendar lists Baptist Guild and Mason events as well as church classes and club meetings. Activities include a farewell party at Masonic Hall for I K Beal and Ralph Morris, multiple church socials, study groups, and club gatherings with addresses noted.

Birthday notices across towns celebrate many happy returns

W W L Strain born 1856 in Ainsworth marks birthday with 48 years on a farm before moving to Washington in 1906. Others include Mrs. W L Smith turning 81, Betty Probyl age five, Victor Wettphal’s birthday, Mrs Anna Bell’s 382nd birthday claim, plus several names like Mary Ellen Lytle James Campbell Ernestine Embree Myron Salladay and Mrs. Alice Maas. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Gorse B Shappy noted. Mrs Lovelett honored at surprise party. travel plans to Missouri. Ruth Gibson resumes teaching at Ft Madison after vacation with her mother Grace Gibson.

W.W. L. Strain Ainsworth Mr. Strain Washington Three Quarter Century Club Mary Ellen Lytle James Campbell Ernestine Embree Myron Salladay Alice Maas Hills Ruth Gibson Ft. Madison Grace Gibson

Church Chicken Dinner Announcement

Chrigian church hosts chicken dinner for 20 cents from 6 30 to 7 p m Wednesday at the church 1413 Presbyterian Mallage Prayer will meet Wednesday morning 9 30 with Mrs Leland Morri Prayer meeting M BE church Wednesday morning at 9 30 23 West Main 1412 1412

Leland Morri M. BE West Main

Mrs Pearl Bitting to Be Thursday Hostess at Junction

Mrs Pearl Bitting of Junction will entertain the Indian Creek club Thursday afternoon. Mrs John Coone returned from Spencer after visiting her sister. Nellie Walker preserves school purse. Thomas Walker, recent weeks at Coon home, now attends Spencer school. Mrs Orlena Hafner visiting sister Mrs John Nash in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs F Johnston spent weekend with daughter Mrs Clid Swan.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Mar Pearl Bitting Indian Creek Club John Coone Spencer Nellie Walker Thomas Walker Coon Orlena Hafner John Nash Cedar Rapids F. ©. Johnston Clid Swan

White Oak Pupils Attend Saturday School for Change

White Oak students returned to classes on Saturday to catch up on lost time after a brief closure. The piece notes the town’s school resumed and roads and mail routes gradually reopened, with families visiting and neighbors sharing news as spring approaches.

White Oak School For Change

Wagenknecht Club Entertains Members and Guest

Mrs Anna Wagenknecht hosted the club on Tuesday afternoon February 26 with seven members and one guest Miss Roberta Todd. Rook was played and high score went to Mrs Marie Wagenknecht. A gift was given to young Jimmy Wagenknecht and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for Tuesday March 17 with Mrs Manford Rabenold.

C. L. Club Anna Wagensknecht Roberta Todd Rook Marie Wagenknecht Little Jimmy Wagenknecht Manford Rabenold

Birthday Dinner for Mrs Shannon in Kansas City

Mrs Addie Shannon of Kansas City Missouri was honored at a birthday dinner and hand kerchief shower hosted by Mrs G W Mannug ster. She shares her birthday with the previous Sunday as ten guests attended the cooperative meal and played bridge and keno after.

Addie Shannon Kansas City Earl Bickford G. W. Mannugster Shannon

C. O. C. Class Meeting Thursday in West Chester

The C. O. C. class of Wheat Chester will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Walter Boyer. Committee members Mrs. Ernie Temple Mrs. Fred Foriash and Mrs. Mor row are in charge and urge all members to attend.

Chester Walter Boyer Ernie Temple Fred Foriash Morrow

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Vos Ck Air Enterprise P. T. A Guy Troxell Globe H. M. Shellabarger Frank Sherbeck Mayo's Pastry Shop Andy Blattners D. Peters Ladies Social Rothschild’s Vogue Canape Baptist Guild Elizabeth Abel Souch Mason Ainsworth Eastern Star and Mason I. K. Beal Ralph Morris Masonic Hall Presbyterian B. H. van Meter North Iawa Avenue Pythian Sisters Hall M. L. Brown Pleasant Hill South Iowa Avenue Sofan Church O. C West Chester Ernest Salladay West Madison Street Atlweetiee Hall Rebekahs Sree Meredd Hall M. BE Women’s Foreien Missionary Society EL. E. Stutsman West Min Street T. L. Nrookhart T. A Havel Schaus United Presbyter- Presbyterian Ladies Social Y. W W. L. Smith Betty Joanne Probyl Ed Probyl Victor Wetttphal Anna Bell Russell Bell Regina Canada Neda Faye Aston BE. W. Aston Esther Louise Smith Mrs. Doyle Smith Moline, Ill W. B. Frame Mrs. Gorse B Shappy Merrimac Lloyd Bovelett Lovelett East Second Street Missouri George Augustines Walter Hotle Junction Behursday Cambridge Lloyd Luers Valentine Bow Glen Mulligan Clarence Brown Merle Dickinson Brighton High School Pat Reighards Homer Mayer Harry Hamiltons Carl Daerings Merrill Goweys Mrs. Wagenknecht A. Shannon Mangold Jackie Jackie Dumper Jackie Jumper Klein Klothing Ko
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