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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1941

Page

10

Westminster News and Readers Notes

Westminster column reports a red fox sighting crossing a farm and a string of local items. Birthdays births illnesses visits family doings and social notes from Edward and Pauline Stewart Donald Griffith Hilda Graf George Stout Clem Griffith Marie Hammes Norbert Hammes Bernard McCarthy and others. A PT A design night and lambing season hardships are also described along with a missed Des Moines trip.

Merle Eckels Westminster Linda Dee Edgar Pauline Stewart Frank Jennie Stewart Linda Donald Griffith Harold Schnoebelen Mr. Schnoebelen Cedar Rapids Hilda Graf Donald McCrabb Miss Graf Mrs. McCrabb George Stout Gorsh North English Bernard McCarthy McCarthy Dorothy Wilson P.T.A Paul Griffith J Adrian Eorge Stout Melvin Booth Booth Des Moines Frances

Spring signs and school news at Wyman

Wyman school notes cover first and second grades walking for signs of spring and a spring chart. 4th to 6th graders celebrate 100% spelling with many named students. High school minstrels on April 1 at 7 45 pm. Sports include table tennis winners Leland Love and Norma Davis. Basketball season totals and student activities are outlined.

Mrs. Evans Jimmie Evans Mexico Terry Mary Allen Evelyn Junior Loren Patricia Larry Kenney Erma Willard Richard Marjorie Rose Wilma Wyman Sport News Leland Love Junior Gipple Norma Davis Jean Humphrey Ted Betty A. C Lois Ira Bernie Muscatine Helen Mother Hubbard Everette Coon Phyllis Mary Anne Bauer Betty Griggs Mrs. Brumbeck Corinne Nicola Priscilla Porter Beatrice Gillespie Wilford Greiner Ruth Holcomb Jerry Cherry Elda Ruth McDowell Leland Sprague Billy Griggs Marvin Sprague

Hague Convention Quote on Balloons and Open Cities

The text notes that the 1907 Hague Convention banned launching projectiles from balloons or similar methods and that later treaties exempted open cities defined as those not used for military purposes.

Wellman Parent-Teachers Meeting Reports March Session

The Wellman Parent-Teachers Association met March 20 at Wellman High School. Programs included clarinet and French horn solos and talks on child training and home-school cooperation. Several local families and guests attended events. notes mention real estate transfer on North Main Street and community visits across nearby towns.

Wellman Wellman Parent-Teachers Association Wellman High School Victor Rampelberg H. E. Ross Barbara Fjelland Loren VanDorn G. L. Heiserman Betty Stead L. J. Kehoe Faye Rowe Omer Lewis Davenport R. C. Ferguson West Chester Elmer Nevins Ilona Duvall F. Fritz North Main Street MecArtor Lester Yoder Frank Fritz Earl Sheller J. Lindly Coon Cedar Rapids D. R. Steninger Ann Evelyn Gingerich Carley Jane Erb Goshen Ind A. C. Gingerich Jake Erb

Mrs E Colton 93 Is Brought Home From Des Moines

Mrs Eleanora Colton, 93, was brought from the Iowa Methodist hospital Des Moines to her Columbus City home by her granddaughter Dr Helen Johnston and Bess Johnson. She received 200 birthday cards. The item notes her hip fracture recovery and a later fire company call at H O Meredith residence.

John McNamer Harry Smith Birmingham Elizabeth McAvoy Chicago George van Auken Loris Greene Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Felix Lantz Columbus City Fredonia William Diller L. C. James Esther Lukins Evangelical-Reformed Joe Church Margaret Best Clarence Robertson Martha Butler Columbus Junction Eleanora Colton Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Helen Johnston Bess Johnson

West Chester High Presents Moon Rises Operetta

West Chester high school showcased When the Moon Rises, a gypsy story, in the gym last Friday night. Students prepared for a Sigourney music contest as well as spring track. The issue includes class reports, student notes, and updates on clubs and activities.

High School News West Chester Sigourney Lloyd Bauer Rigenhagen Glee Club Elmer Mother Hubbard

Mrs Kern Hosts Riverside Garden Club Meeting

Mrs Anna Kern hosted the Riverside Garden Club with members attending the March session in Riverside. Roll call featured A March Poem, Estelle Critz read Pruning Shrubs in leader absence. Guests included Omar Rath and Rosalie Sueppel. new member John Rotenburger noted.

Riverside Anna Kern Riverside Garden Club Katherine L. Thomann Estelle Critz Omar Rath Rosalie Sueppel John Rotenburger Bertha Tener Maury Stransky Barbara Ford Victoria Griffin Birdie Godlove Ola O'Loughlin Minnie Holtz Pellagia Walsh Hilda Olds Mary Baschnagel Stele Criz Roll Call Washington

Notice of Franchise Hearing for Iowa Southern Utilities

The Iowa State Commerce Commission announces a petition by Iowa Southern Utilities Company to erect and operate an electric transmission line in Washington County Iowa. A hearing is set for April 8 1942 at Hotel Kirkwood Des Moines Iowa. Objections must be filed in triplicate five days prior.

Iowa State Commerce Commission Washington County Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware Centerville Iowa Psm Kirkwood Des Moines Geo. L. McCaughan

Codfish Eggs Fertility Surprise Affects Population

A codfish can produce about 6,000,000 eggs but only a few reach maturity. Most eggs are eaten by other fish, limiting the number that become adults.

Honor John Durst at Birthday Party

John Durst's birthday was celebrated in Wellman with a small surprise gathering hosted by Mrs. Durst. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Winnhurst and others who presented gifts as the evening featured progressive Rock and Wahoo and a one course lunch.

Winnhurst Opal Bickford Marion Pence James Murphy Donald Fleming Fred Thatcher Rex Severt Lowell Dodds Severt Charles Barclay Ellis Negus Don Orr William Shannon Charles Long, Jr Mirs R. L. Lytle, Jr Howard McCleery Jimmy Roll Yoder Mary Marlyn Edith Hesseltine Dean Ford Jasper Leonard Wasson Roy Lowry Himan Wasson Wasson

Lincoln's Body Lies in State in Philadelphia Hall

President Lincoln's body lay in state in Independence Hall Philadelphia from April 22 to 24 1966 with public viewing and official ceremonies noting the historic event in the city.

Lincoln Independence Hall Philadelphia

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