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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1941

Page

5

Iowa Music Festival invites 20 high schools to participate

Iowa City will host the University of Iowa second annual music festival from May 1 to 3. About 20 high school groups from Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs to Wyomin g will perform after auditions and guidance from visiting conductors. The event is non competitive and aims to raise music standards in schools.

Iowa City University of Iowas Charles Righter Music Department Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs Ames Carson Clear Lake Columbus Junction Davenport Forest City University High of State University

Hold Livestock Sale at N. D. Hill Farm Mare Brings $100

A five year old mare weighing 1600 pounds sold for 100 dollars at the N. D. Hill farm eight miles northwest of Columbus Junction on Tuesday March 18. Milk cows brought 65 to 55 dollars, steers 76 to 80 dollars, 40 feeding shoots vaccinated priced 5 to 9.50 dollars.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction N. D. Hill Farm R. M. Buffington William Bashford Spring Run Webster City Hattie McGrew E. A. McGrew Beaver Okla Carleton McGrew Albuquerque N. Mex Lloyd Clark Donald Dwight Alicia Winfield John Park Harold Florida Louisiana

Mrs Butcher recovering from paralysis in Iowa City area

Mrs. Mary Butcher of Iowa City formerly of the Gladwin community is recovering after paralysis at her son Karl Emmons home in West Liberty. She had spent seven weeks as a patient at University hospital in Iowa City. Mrs. George Van Auken had an operation at Bellevue hospital in Muscatine on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Walter Devore attended the funeral of Alvin Pittard at Winfield Tuesday afternoon.

Mary Butcher Iowa City Gladwin Karl Emmons West Liberty University Hospital George van Auken Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Walter Devore Alvin Pittard Winfield

Seven Help Charles Cannon Celebrate at Birthday Party

Pleasant Hill March 14. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pratt with Mrs. Margaret Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hesseltine joined Charles and Jean Cannon in a birthday party Thursday evening with ice cream and cake. H. L. Wittiig was taken to University hospital Iowa City for tests while Mrs. Wittiig stays there. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaimen and family visited Hesseltine’s Monday evening. Cannon and Mrs. Charles Cannon visited Pratt Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Kephart had a steel fragment removed from her hand.

Earl Kephart Pleasant Hill Glenn Pratt Margaret Pratt Lee Hesseltine Charles Jean Charles Cannon H. L. Wittiig University Hospital Iowa City Fred Kephart Wit! Roberts Amboy J. B. Spencer Spencer D. Spencer Will Roberts Roger Colthurst Dale Richards T. H. Will W. &. Frame Washington J. Mo Stewart J. Colthurst Ray Pratt Everette Stewart Rayratt Colthurst Mr. Colthurst J. M. Stewart Howard Stewart John Simmering Charlie Zieglowsky Will Dea

Local residents share visits and family events across towns

Friday and weekend gatherings include Clyde Lambert and Maxine visiting Frank Kephart, the Gannon family seeing H L Witting at University hospital, and a 70th birthday dinner for Mrs Silas Caldwell. Attendees from Swan Creek and Ka lona join a cooperative dinner with multiple families and visits to University of Iowa City and Mt Pulaski ill health cases noted.

Black outfits lead spring fashion among elegant women

Smartly dressed women favor black for almost every occasion, with new spring models shown. Bette Davis wears a dull-surface crepe dinner dress with black net accents and topaz jewelry. Ida Lupino showcases a black crepe dress with pearl drop yoke and gold thread, plus a black jersey turban. A black and white tweed suit features a striped jacket and a white linen waist attached to a black wool skirt for a streamlined look.

Bette Davis Ida Lupino

Senior News From Wyman School Reporters

Wyman March reports cover literature topics, debates in English, and spelling results. Miss Harshbarger teaches in business training with Miss Masda. Frances Metzger plans a Des Moines trip. 100 percent spellings listed. Wilma Love wins school contest and advances to Wapello.

Wyman China Fate Mr. Thelbon Jean Humphreys Mary Linn Davis Ina Jean Lants Etta Mae Lantz Army Navy Citizenship Club Bobby Ith Rose Larry Allen Loren Patricia Erma Audrey Kenneth Willard Richard Jane Marjorie Wilma Wilma Love Wapello Iowa

Mrs J B Spencer Celebrates 86th Birthday in Ambo y

Mrs. J B Spencer marked her 86th birthday with well wishes from old friends and relatives. She lives with her son and daughter in law, and guests included Mrs Will Roberts. The item notes other local social happenings and visits by neighbors in Ambo y.

Parents of Nazi-Held Writer Identified in Brooklyn

Mr and Mrs Richard Hottelet Sr of Brooklyn New York are identified as the parents of Richard Hottelet the U S newsman arrested in Berlin by the Gestapo on suspicion of espionage for an enemy power. The report places the Hottelets in Brooklyn New York.

Richard Hottelet U. S Berlin Gestapo Hottelet Hottelets Brooklyn N. Y

Admiral Sir Percy Noble Named Commander In Chief Western Approaches

Admiral Sir Percy Noble has been appointed commander in chief of the western approaches to Britain. The expanded command will rank with other major naval commands and focus on keeping Atlantic lanes clear of German submarines.

Percy Noble Britain Atlantic

Fragmentary local note mentions Elizabeth with party

The readable lines show Elizabeth returning from a junior college party on Friday and a visit by Mr and Mrs Charlie Griener to the Will Dea h residence on a Monday.

Elizabeth Charlie Griener Will Dea

Ainsworth Social Notes and Local Visits

Ainsworth March 19 notes report Mrs Mabel Ces ling and son Harold visiting Davenport. K1. KH MacFarlands and Mrs Ruth Norris are mentioned alongside new Rock Island depot agent Mr Lyons. Mrs EB Annas recorded as Riverside business visitor. Bill Wilson ill for days. Miller family and Putnam siblings attended Des Moines girls basketball finals Saturday evening.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth MacFarlands Mabel Cesling Harold Davenport Lyons Rock Island EB. K. Annas Riverside Bill Wilson Lawrence Wilson Glen Miller Virginia Karl Sam Canott Ruth Putnam Des Moines

Riverside Local Notes On Residents And New Jobs

Sumner Cummings, formerly of Riverside now living in Fort Madison with his mother Mrs. F C Buffum, has left school to join W A Sheaffer pen co in Fort Madison and attends night classes for a steel lathe and welding course. Everett Rath and wife welcomed a baby girl at Mercy hospital Iowa City last week. The mother is Florence Forbes from Haskins. Irma Beranek, State University hospital worker in Iowa City, visited Riverside at her mother Albie Beranek’s home recently.

Riverside Sumner Cummings Fort Madison F. C. Buffum W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company Sumner Everett Rath Mercy Florence Forbes Haskins Irma Beranek State University Hospital Iowa City Albie Beranek

Idris Club Meets at Strickler Home

Idris club gathered at the Strickler home in Kalona on Tuesday for a session reported by Mrs. R. A. Hender. Members discussed ongoing activities and planned upcoming events.

Idris Club Strickler Home Kalona Idrisa Club

Local Society Notes Highlight Programs And Bridge Club

Grace Strickler introduced the short topic on army life while Mrs. Paul Bennelt spoke on the subject. Mrs. Lyle Fry led the afternoon program titled the Rise of the American Oil Industry. Refreshments followed. Mrs. Clifford Sommers hosted the Monday bridge club with prizes awarded to Mrs. Virgil Hochstettler and Mrs. T V Knerr.

Paul Bennelt Army Life Lyle Fry Clifford Sommers Virgil Hochstettler T. V. Knerr

NYA Aid Program Opens to Eligible Indian Students

Eligible Indian students aged 16 to 24 at government Indian schools may join the NYA educational aid program provided they do not receive other federal education assistance. The policy targets needy Native youths in New York and outlines eligibility criteria for benefits.

Windsors Host U S Golf Champions in Nassau Event

Duke and Duchess of Windsor pose with four American golfing greats in Nassau Bahamas for a match of champions benefit. Gene Sarazen and an unidentified man played against Bobby Jones Walter Hagen and Tommy Armour, with Armour and Jones defeating Sarazen and Hagen.

Duke and Duchess of Windsor Nassau Bahamas U. S Gene Sarazen Bobby Jones Duchess of Windsor Walter Hagen Duke of Windsor Tommy Armour Armour Jones Sarazen Hagen

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Iowa Music Festival Andy STATF Andy Hardy Mickey Rooney the State Mace Motor Co Fai Clyde Lambert Maxine Frank Kephart Clifford Thompson L. B. Flanan John Gannon Vincent Beliel H. L. Witting William Wasson Blaine Alliman Swan Creek, Jr Alvin Kephart Will Miller Clark Silas Caldwell Harrison Alliman Swan Creek Ill Eddy Mayhew Roy Kephart Howard Calwell Edd Chalupa Howard Benn Bill Crayne Keddie Willis Wittmer C. G. Anderson Mark John Erlenbush Mt. Pulaski John Esrenbush Burty Brothers Ioe Gallagher Don Darbyshires Jack Davis Sheila Bates Chicago Illinois Missouri Jack Markum Texas Larry Jack Evelyn G DeWayne Donna Alene Robert Walter F Spords Mr. and Mrs Sir Percy Noble R. A. Hender P.L. Etter S. Lowa Tyrone Power FOX Sunday Linda Darnell Basil Rathbone the Fox Mrs. J. Ellison J. Ellison Springfield Ore Grace Strickler Glenn G. Hayes Hotel Planters N. Clark Center of the Loop Famous Circle Windsors Center
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