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Local florist advertises flowers for all needs including sick rooms sympathy and gay occasions with suitable arrangements and potted plants available.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1944
Page
2
Local florist advertises flowers for all needs including sick rooms sympathy and gay occasions with suitable arrangements and potted plants available.
Pfc Don Crossett of Camp Gruber Oklahoma visits his Marion parents during sick leave after an appendectomy and will return to base hospital. E D Crossett move to Grinnell to become Railway Express agent. Ralph Eugene Erlenbush 52 C Farragut Idaho on 15 day leave with John and Mrs Erlenburgh. A E Atchison and wife depart Iowa City for Colorado Springs to visit son in law and daughter Warant Officer and Mrs Minton Adams.
Mrs Ruth Armstrong and Shirley Ogelvie returned to Des Moines after visiting relatives in the area. Funeral attendance in Keota included Mrs L E Meafield with Mrs May McFarland and Stella Palmer. Charles Beason and wife visited his parents in town. Mrs Frank Haney spent a day in Town City with Carole Ann Brown. Mrs Raymond Minick and daughter joined him in San Diego for a weeks visit while he serves at the navy base hospital.
At the hospital Oren Kepper of Crawfordsville was admitted Saturday evening for repairs of a lacerated hand followed by amputation. James MecCaleb of Dublin was admitted Saturday evening as a medical patient. Mr and Mrs Virgil Davis of Wellman are parents of a seven pound nine ounce son born at 3 18 yesterday afternoon. Mrs Walter Koebel of Wayland and Walter Rich of Crawfordsville underwent major operations this morning. R L Richards of Cotter, Mrs Erelyn Randall of Muscatine, and Mrs Andy Jardner of Crawfordsville were discharged yesterday.
Drama department hosts an 8 p.m. program with Mrs George Kerr. Rainbow Girls meet 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic temple. Daughters of Union Veterans convene 7 30 p.m. at Legion hall with a postponed March 6 meeting.
Tech. Sgt. Daryl Fetters marks a birthday in England while three Haskins residents Margaret Keating Mrs John Godlove and Mrs M T Coon celebrate today. Others include Helen Wilson Wayne Knupp Mrs Co M Hazen Mrs Leo Marie E J Kallous Frank Vodicka Jr Lawrence Libe Maurice Tinnes Lizzie Kuntz 78 Robert O Conner 18 and Tommy Max Telford birthday in Ainsworth.
Mrs. Lloyd Lytle hosted a Saturday luncheon at the State cafe for the Nineteenth Century club. Mrs. C J Roberts reviewed Theodore Pratt’s Mr. Winkie Goes to War, a satire on human nature through military figures and American social structure.
All homemakers in Crawfordsville and nearby community are invited to a Thursday afternoon home project meeting at the Crawfordsville schoolhouse. Ruth Foster, county home economist, will teach methods of house cleaning and effective cleaning practices.
Ronnie Armstrong marked his second birthday with a party held yesterday afternoon as his mother Ruth Armstrong traveled from Des Moines. He lives with grandparents Mr and Mrs N Sorrell. guests included cousins Dennis Bobby Diane Sorrell and Patty Sorrell unable to attend. Also present were Mrs Claud Bain Mrs Tillie Donovan Mrs Bob Sorrell and Shirley Ogelvie of Des Moines. The cake featured two candles and refreshments were served. Ronnie received several birthday remembrances. Bob Gorham from Springfield Illinois visited Saturday while his father Paul Gorham attended an Iowa Daily Press association meeting. Mrs Paul Gorham and Barbara Gorham joined Ronnie’s family in Winfield for the day.
Mrs. Collin Nicola greeted about 75 friends at the Howard L. McCleery home in a relaxed afternoon party for her 95th birthday. Guests offered congratulations and flowers while refreshments featured pastel decor and spring bouquets.
The honoree enjoyed each call and appreciated every courtesy extended by her friends as she shared moments with the younger generation as companions.
Corporal Harold J. Rathmel and his wife and their daughter Neva Jean of Milwaukee Wisconsin are spending a 13 day furlough with the John Erlenbush and C F Rathmel households.
Wartime health note advertises Polyecaps and Puretest Polycaps providing vitamins A D B1 B2 C and Niacinamide for children. Claims 72 capsules equal over a week’s supply for $2.59. Available at Pioneer Drug Store.
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