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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1946

Page

8

The Rocking Chair Brigade Reported In Washington

A Washington column note describes residents observing life through multiple mirrors and a humorous contrast of shopping lines for nylon hose. It mentions Dr. and Mrs. Fred Reid visiting Minneapolis, Jim Cunningham's serious condition, and neighbors Randolph Kelsey and family moving to a new home, with William James nearing his 79th birthday and pneumonia.

Jim Cunningham Ella Burnell Calif A. Anderson William James Triv Jones Crail Mr. James

Entertain Club Luncheon at Gallagher Home

Fleur de Lis club members attended a spring luncheon at the Gallagher home hosted by Mrs. Verle Gallagher Mrs. R J Dawson and Mrs Earl Galloway. Six tables featured bouquets from hosts gardens and a brief program included gifts roll call and a talk about the Davenport Children's Orphanage.

Gallagher Verle Gallagher R. J. Dawson Earl Galloway Fleur de Lis Club Cloyce Stewart Mike Koehler George Horn Nelson Thompson Sikke Temple Galloway Floyd Letts Lloyd Marek Temple Davenport

Meeting Ends With Song After Gift Given to Mrs Jove Knotek

The gathering closed with group singing led by Mrs. Jove Knotek at the piano after a person received a gift.

Jove Knotek

March Meeting of Fortnightly Child Study Group

Mrs. Phil Antonoff hosted the March gathering of the Child Study department with assistants Mrs. Marion Swanson Mrs. Duane Griggs and Mrs. Dennis Lynch.32 members attended and officers were elected for the next year. Mrs. Richard A. Stewart spoke on fitting a child into family life.

Phil Antonoff Marion Swanson Duane Griggs Dennis Lynch Courtney Aline Wilson Putnam W. D. Willey W. E. Howell E. G. Hamm Swanson Lynch Kerr Richard A. Steware Herbert Osincup Howell

Social calendar listings for community clubs and meetings

Notices for this column list postponed events and upcoming gatherings. Details include U and 1% club dinner with Mrs. Dawson postponed indefinitely, luncheons by Nineteenth Century and YWCA board, Rainbow Girls at Masonic temple, Literature Dept., Junior Fortnightly at 8 p.m., and transport meet at Public Library. Also notes on music recital at Baptist church and various group activities through Tuesday and Wednesday with room changes and hosting duties.

Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Dave McLaughlin Junior Fortnigthly Robert Gates Geraldine Crone Bette Snakenberg Public Library Baptist Church

Ladies Aid Luncheon Elects Officers at Presbyterian Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the United Presbyterian church gathered for its annual luncheon at Mrs. Louise Boileau's home. Officers elected for the coming year include Georgia McGinnis as president and Marie Colthurst as vice president, with Hileen White secretary and Maude Sands treasurer.

Ainsworth Ladies Aid Society of the United Presbyterian Church Louise Boileau Georgia McGinnis Marie Colthurst Hileen White Maude Sands

Mrs Willie Netser Hosts Rural Women’s Club Meeting

Eight members of the Rural Women's club were guests of Mrs. Willie Netser yesterday afternoon. The group packed a box to send to a family in Holland. Roll call cited Birds and Their Habits during the business meeting led by the press.

Rural Women’s Club Willie Netser Holland

Birthday notices and celebrations across the community

Mr and Mrs Edward Engle observe a wedding anniversary today in Dublin. Larry Woods, in 1st grade at Lincoln, celebrates his sixth birthday but has scarlet fever and cannot attend school. Birthday cakes honor Frank Kos and Joyce Steele. Several residents including Amy Foster, Stanley Milter, A Keith Droz, Mae McCulley, Wilmer Sheets, Anna Tedford, Richard Fisher, and Harry Murphy receive birthday congratulations or observances today.

Edward Engle Dublin Larry David Woods Lincoln Larry Claude Woods Frank Lynn Kos Frank Kos Joyce Adell Steele Milo Steele Amy Foster Mt. Union Stanley Milter Hollywood Calif A. Keith Droz California Mae McCulley Iowa City Wilmer Sheets Keota Anna Tedford Ainsworth Richard Fisher Haskins

Birthday greetings for local residents

Among today's congratulations are Carla Mae Benell Delano Watson SHonne Fisher Dean Cox and Mrs A L Duen sing as part of the community birthday notices.

Carla Mae Benell Delano Watson Shonne Fisher Dean Cox A. L. Duensing

Farm Machinery Should Be Painted to Prevent Rot

The article advises painting farm machinery to protect wood components from rot and metal parts from rust, preserving equipment longevity and performance.

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FOX Smiley Charles Starrett Mea Lauren Slt Red Cross Groves Perr Rocking Chair Washington Aarge City Fred Reid Minneapolis Mrs. Reid Esther MacGugin Gidleys Fenn Randolph Kelsey Will Latta South Second Ave Kelsey Ethel Kerr Iowa Iowa Rangers America Hyde Park Gene Tierney Cornel Wilde Jeanne Crain Vincent Price Robert Dawson R. L. Lytle Y.W.C.A Paul Thomassen St. James P.T.A Pythian Sisters K.P. Hall D.A.R Orville Elder Pearl Whistler Merry ‘Makers Club Clifford Freel Ainsworth O.E.S Hall S. G. Bell Ladies Aid South Side Square Harry Murphy Mrs. Murphy Yard & McFarlane Insurance Agency Hotel Washington Fred L. Stewart P. S Washington Lumber & Fuel CO Pioneer Yard Jim White
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