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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1941

Page

2

St James events include student plays and charity party

Local notes show St James school play and two one act shows to be repeated Thursday at K C hall with 25 cent admission. Other items mention a benefit card party at ICCF Hall, March 27, plus dental clinic roles for Dr Fred L Moore of Cincinnati and tax reminders from Marion S George County Treasurer.

St. James K.C. Hall 1.C.C.F. Hall Fred L. Moore Cincinatia Ohio Fred Moore Cincinnati Cincinnati Dental Society Moore Cincinnati General Hospital John P. Becker Marion S. George

Hospital Discharges and Admissions Reported

Wilbur Darby of Washington route 3 was dismissed yesterday afternoon. Frank Welte was discharged yesterday to his home in Richmond. Jacob Hubbel of Wellman was admitted yesterday afternoon as a medical patient.

Wilbur Darby Washington Route 3 Frank Welte Richmond Jacob Hubbel Wellman

Welfare Office Plans and 1941 Outlook

A county welfare report reviews 1940 activity with 400 cases closed, 600 applications, 150 rejections, and 850 new families aided. It costs $2.23 per person, notes more jobs in 1941, and proposes closer community cooperation and advisory committees to improve relief and services. It invites public input for a broader work relief program and better welfare administration.

Tate Agency Welfare Welare Diley Wili WE Til & Puulicsun Liblespiel Purities Welfare Agenty Liesee Cissus Laces Wilk Ea Aculively Amciue Livdaly Wellare Willie Coumlyy Dupsuven Liutire Lubrenel Guyeiine Ueliinguelcy Pals Hulies Lidily Ollel Weilare du Plort BYU Ili Taxpayer

Oldest Grape Vine on Roanoke Island Vies for Record

The acre spreading Scuppernong vine on Roanoke Island North Carolina is claimed as the largest and oldest grape vine in the world, drawing attention from local residents and visitors alike.

Roanoke Island North Carolina

Reister Urges Fire-minded Officials To Cast Votes

Former Fire Chief C C Reister urges voters to elect city officials who are fair and fire minded. He notes his 41 years in service, his 26 years as chief, and endorses his brother H H Reister as successor while calling for improved firefighting methods and training.

the Journal C. C. Reister Washington Fire Department H. H. Reister Reister State Fire School Ames

Muscatine Y's Men Celebrate Fifth Annual Birthday Event

Members of the local Y's Men's club join the Muscatine Y's Men in a fifth annual party at the Muscatine Y W C A dining room. Four new Muscatine members and two from Washington were initiated by a joint team. C W Nelson of Muscatine High School spoke on the Balkan war background. An open forum followed and several locals were entertained at Clifford Worst's home.

Y’s Men Muscatine Y’s Men Muscatine Y. W. C. A Muscatine Club Washington Melvin Gingerich Boyd White C. W. Nelson Muscatine High School Balkan Clifford Worst Y’s Men’s Ted Brown W. D. Dwyer Dave Elder Richard Johnston Robert McFarlane Charles Berdo W. J. Shannon Robert Shannon John Owen Leigh Soule Dunham Morrison

Auxiliary food sale announced for March 20

V FLW Auxiliary schedules a food sale for Saturday March 20 at Washington Cleaners. Corporal Charles Snyder and several officers traveled from Camp Bowie Texas to Fort Snelling Minnesota to escort 250 selectees to the Texas camp by special train. His parents Dorothea and Marjorie Faulkner visited him in Minnesota and returned home last night. Mrs Hilman Larson plans a stay near West Chester after leaving Pierce's Rest Home. Journal offers pay for eight February 27 issues. Spring hosiery arrives with a free pair promotion this Friday and Saturday.

Charles Snyder C. K. Snyder Camp Bowie Texas Fort Snelling Minn Dorothea Marjorie Faulkner Minnesota Charles Hilman Larson Pierce’s Rest Home Merle Eckels West Chester

For Sale 1923 Chevrolet Coach Ad

For sale a 1923 Chevrolet coach in surprisingly good condition. The card notes a low price and invites the reader to look it over. Tuicker Chevrolet.

Chevrolet Tucker Chevrolet Tuicker Chevrolet

V F W and Auxiliary Hold Joint Meeting

The Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary met at the K C hall to accept new members. The auxiliary added four members and the veterans two. Prizes in pinochle went to Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Shockey high and Mrs. Bernard Walker low. The organizing committee included Mrs. Ray Watson, Martha Richards, Helen Little, Roy Schaeffer, Jesse Radda and Bernard Walker.

Veterans of Foreign War The Auxiliary K. C. Hall Cleo Shockey Bernard Walker Ray Watson Martha Richards Helen Little Roy Schaeffer Jesse Radda

Mrs Hull to Review Three Act Play in Finland

Mrs H C Hull will review There Shall Be No Night by Robert Sherwood at eight o'clock Monday evening in the Woman's room of the Y W C A This review is the second in a series planned by committee members Mrs T R Gillespie Mrs A E Atchison and Edith Shields The Y W invites all to attend

H. C. Hull Robert Sherwood Y. W T. R. Gillespie A. E. Atchison Edith Shields

Bridge Night at Don Brown Home for Rosemary Club

Mr and Mrs Donald Brown hosted Rosemary club guests last evening. Four tables of bridge determined high scores with Mrs Clive Gray and Charles Rothlisberger winning women and men prizes. Mrs P F Whisler won the traveling prize. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Lambert. Easter motifs decorated the party and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs Lambert and Mrs Lloyd Foster assisting.

Donald Brown Rosemary Club Clive Gray Charles Rothlisberger P. PF. Whisler Ray Lambert Lambert Lloyd Foster

Mrs. Darnell Hosts Booster Club Afternoon

Seventeen Booster club members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Delbert Darnells home. Guests included Mrs Delmar Keller Mrs Donald Stout Mrs Leonard Young and others. Anna Landau president led the business meeting and quilting followed with luncheon served by Mrs Stout Mrs Ahrens and Miss Kyle. Next meeting will be with Mrs Homer Jarrard on April 8 featuring an Easter parade of hats.

Booster Club Delbert Darnell Aternoon Delmar Keller Donald Stout Leonard Young Logan Ahrens Clayton Lintz Orville Caldwell Walter Kyle Naomi Kyle Anna Landau Stout Ahrens Miss Kyle

There Shall Be No Night at the YMC A women’s reviews

The article notes a women’s audience at the YMC A east entrance for readings tied to There Shall Be No Night, a second World War play a year old, portraying Finland’s invasion by Russia. Sherwood reflects on U S indifference, with Lynn Fontaine and Alfred Lunt cited for performances in 1940 in New York and Des Moines.

Y.M.C Finland Russia United States Sherwood Lynn Fontaine Alfred Lunt New York Des Moines

Davidson couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Davidson of 1002 South Tow avenue observe their golden wedding anniversary. A family noon dinner is planned Sunday March 30 with open house 2 to 5 pm. They married March 2 1861 in Washington and have seven children, eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

John Davidson South Tow Avenue Sally Hays John W. Davidson Washington Mr. Davidson Ira Twin Lakes Colo Marland and J. D. Hays Davenport Hays Davidson

Bridge Club Hosts Birthday Card Shower for Member

Members of the Chere-Lin bridge club met Monday evening with hostess Mrs. G. A. Reinert. It was the birthday of Mrs. Vina Manusier and she received a card shower. Two tables played bridge with Mrs. Manusier high and Mrs. Stoward Hotle low. Mrs. Ek F. Ward won the traveling prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Richard Johnsen.

Chere-Lin Bridge Club G. A. Reinert Vina Manussier

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