Local Visitors From Crawfords ville Here Saturday
Mrs Clair Holmes and Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Crawfords ville were business visitors here Saturday.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1941
Page
2
Mrs Clair Holmes and Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Crawfords ville were business visitors here Saturday.
Daily notes list fresh eggs at 15 cents per dozen from Reister Bros and other small ads. Personal items include Paul Kyle visiting parents in Avoca, Carol Halligan and Eddie with Harding in Muscatine, Merle Gallagher and Virginia Ann visiting from Philadelphia, and trips to Cedar Rapids and Hawk Eye. A marriage license issued to Warren Nash and Letty Ingle in Brighton, plus a dinner honoring Sergeant Robert Porter before his two week stay at Camp Bowie Texas.
Mrs Allie Stots of Atlanta Mo and Mrs Clara McClinton of Route 1 welcomed a daughter Sunday at 10 38 p m weighing seven pounds nine ounces Wilmer Kant imemoute 2 and Mrs Wilbur West Route 1 noted as parents Mrs Chester Green Keota Route 1 admitted Sunday evening as surgical patient Mrs Carl Sieren Route 3 Keota admitted this morning as surgical patient Joe Wright of Washington discharged this afternoon
Iowa City edged Wayland 16 to 15 in the Kalona sectional final as Kauffman shut down Sullivan to three points and led Wayland with seven. Richland dominated Cotter 43 to 12 to claim Class B, with Tucker 16 and Maurer 11. District pairings place Iowa City, Richland, Burlington and Fairfield in the southeastern Iowa hunt beginning Thursday.
Sunday evening Clarice Meek hosted a supper for guests including Donald Orr Edsal Brown Gene Tucker Bob Shannon Bob McFarland Hilton Durst and Ray Whisler in Boulder Colo host Lawrence Whisler unavailable. Tucker will attend Army aviation school in Corsicana Texas.
Notice K calls Knights to attend a family night at ML church with refreshments and a dish to pass. R C Kelsey III directs. unit two handles meal and program. Rev R C Keagy presents a Lenten meditation. Presbyterian Cottage Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 9 30 a m at Mrs J Martin White home 12 EK Main St.
Aila Hillmen of Iowa City, formerly with the county health unit, had an appendectomy Saturday morning at University Hospital Iowa City. Mrs. L J Miller returned home near Kalona after a week near St Pleasant caring for her father M M Kempf, who has been ill twelve weeks and received flowers from the Washington Coffee club.
Washington's Merchants and Cardinals will meet Tuesday night at 8:15 in the feature game of opening night in the Gold Medal tournament at the Y. The game follows Sharon versus Wayland at seven and precedes West Chester versus Pleasant Plain at 9:30, both expected to be lively affairs.
Washington youth swimmers, ages up to 14, defeated Davenport YMCA at Davenport pool with a score of 80 to 11. Washington teams A and B dominated events including relays, breaststroke, freestyle, backstroke, medley relays, and diving with multiple firsts and top placings led by Doran, Griffin, Rohrer, Euwer, and Goodwin, coached by H Little.
Crawfordsville boys win sectional title after beating Wyman 39-18 and Sperry 36-28, then toppling Yarmouth on Saturday to clinch the tournament. Davenport girls team from A.S.C. faces Thompsons Beauty School of Des Moines in Crawfordsville gym on Tuesday March 11 with a likely independent game afterward.
In Wayland on March 10 Mrs Fred Hixson and Mrs A Wenger hosted a courtesy shower for Mayme Roth, a bride of the month. The event featured a yellow and white color scheme, colorful gifts delivered during the evening, and guests including Mrs Lyle Zehr and Mrs Jemima MecClintic among others.
The Nurses Alumni association of Washington County Hospital held its regular meeting Friday evening at Mrs. Donald Lins home on East Washington street with ten members present. Mrs. Will Shalla, the president, led a brief business session. Committees for the year were announced and the evening concluded with social time and refreshments served by the co hostesses Mrs. Donald Lins and Mrs. Victor Masson.
Mrs Jennie Rittenhouse and Mrs Nona Reeves will co hostesses Thursday for an all day Prairie Flower Missionary society meeting at the Ritten house home. It is a potluck with meat and potatoes provided, bring a dish to pass and sandwiches. Sewing in the afternoon. bring thimbles. Program committee is Mrs Anna Reeves and Mrs Minnie Knupp.
The YMCA held a final Couple Night on Saturday with 28 attendees. Hosts on the hospitality committee were Mr and Mrs John Owen Mr and Mrs Ralph Kleese and Mr and Mrs Richard Stewart. The six event series featured games ping pong and swimming with plans to continue Saturday social nights.
A group of friends attended a miscellaneous bridal shower for Mayme Roth at the Chrissinger home on Thursday evening. Guests included many local ladies, gifts were given, and a balloon game provided merriment before refreshments were served by the hostesses.
A one pound frog centerpiece at Colusa California attracts attention as a potential jumping contest winner. The five legged croaker has an extra hind limb protruding from the left hip yet uses it to hop, displayed by exhibitor Harry Taylor.
Notices detail a busy social week with many clubs and groups: music and literature department meetings at 7:45 p.m., DeMolay at Masonic Temple, T.T.T. 7:39 p.m., various church and school activities, luncheons, potluck suppers, and potluck meetings. Several groups set new dates or times.
The regular H E O club meeting was held at Mrs Ed Miller home with seven members and four children present. Old business was cleared, no new business discussed due to small attendance. Next meeting with Mrs Duane White on April 2, an all day event with potluck dinner. Guests helped by granddaughter Juanita Miller and Mrs Willard Ginkens.
BRIGHTON March 8 Chapter A Q P E O met Tuesday evening with Mrs KK H Tracy electing new year officers including president Mrs Willis Horton and vice president Mrs M L McCreedy. Also named were recording secretary Mrs T Lamansky corresponding secretary Nell Engel treasurer Mrs B C Tracy Chaplain Mabel Robison and Guard Mrs R A Tracy. W B CC S Meets Mrs L A Horton hosted the W S W S of the Methodist church with thirty three ladies present devotional leader Mrs Ira Schafer and entertainment led by Mrs B Y Garbry autoharp by Mrs H W HelmecK.
Pilotburg Society enjoys an all day Pilotburg Ladies Aid meeting with co hostesses Mrs Allison Mass and Mrs John Young at Maas home. Potluck luncheon served to members and five guests with social time at noon then a short business meeting planned. Guests included Mrs Brinning Mrs Ernes Strum Mrs Joe Klineberg Mrs Omer Green and Jeanette Woodburn.
Local groups including H. H. club Mrs Howard MecAtlin and Rebekah club invite members to afternoon events with teal details. Masonic Temple hosts a regular meeting and pot luck supper for members and husbands. Methodist Church units announce a 2:30 gathering with named hosts and a 1:00 luncheon for Unit No. 4 at Mrs G. Simpson home.
Ainsworth chapter OQ B S No 592 announces a party at Masonic Hall Ainsworth on Thursday evening inviting all Eastern Stars Masons and their families to a potluck supper starting at 6 20 p m 013
Jean Campbell and brother John celebrate birthdays on this date. Richard Dean McAvoy is four years old. Gerald Feltz turns 17. Rowena Carter is seven and Leo Vittetoe is ten. Also listed are R. M. Boileau, Ralf Meek, Ted Anderson, Marilyn Bell, Margaret Mineart. Out of town names include Isadora Meyers, Frank Pulver, Mrs Ferne Bishop Leeper, and Mrs J C Caner, with Caner formerly living in Washington.
Lewis R. Baker marked his 77th birthday with a family dinner at his daughter Mrs. John Shebeck’s home. Twenty five guests attended including Arthur Pagitt and Howard Baker, Alvin Shebeck and Joan Columbus Junction, Marvin Yowter Wayland, Lawrence Howell family, Sam Baker family Cranefordsville, Earl Kephart and Bertha, plus L. R. Baker and the John Shebeck family.
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