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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1937

Page

3

D A R Chapter Elects Officers and Plans Picnic

The May meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution held at Mrs. Orville Elder’s home elected officers for the year led by Regent Mrs. J F Kurtz and discussed honoring Miss Alice Cunningham and presenting citizenship medals at junior high. Plans were made to invite Henry County chapters to a picnic and Flag Day events at Sunset Park in June and to host a cabin breakfast. Gifts were presented to Mrs. C A Speer before adjournment amid spring decor and refreshments.

Orville Elder A. Anderson Harry McCall Anderson Washington Edward C. Eicher Mire W. BR. Mount Wahneetah Ingalls Elder Fred Mauthe George Brinton Regent Centennial School W. A. Gibson Wallace Washweetah Ingalls Heights Elmer Cherry Lincoln Hazel Siberts St. James Orville Elde Kalona

Birthday greetings for local residents noted

Mrs. J. R. Palmer of 203 West Madison Street turns 79 today born northeast of Wellman and a former dress maker. The celebration also recognizes Grant Edwards of Crawfordville and Miss Edna Klein birthdays with Rob Barclay and Junior Walton part of the observances.

J. R. Palmer Weert Madison Street Wellman Hannah N. Albin Three Quarter Century Club Grant Edwards Crawfordville Edna Klein

Legion Carnival Plans Move Ahead in Town

Legion members discussed next weeks carnival run by West Brothers at Quincey Illinois with Brown named general chairman and committees to be formed. Memorial day plans were deferred. Washington post members will attend county Legion meeting at Brighton May 13 and district conference at Stanwood May 1. Some members traveled to Mt. Pleasant for an address by state commander Smoke Brown.

Legion West Brothers Quincey Brown Washington Post County Legion Brighton Stanwood Mt. Pleasant Smoke” Brown

Hugh Herbert Stars in That Man's Here Again at Fox Today

Hugh Herbert, Fox theater today in That Man's Here Again, plays a rich eccentric art collector who meddles in a romance between an elevator boy and a housemaid. Mary Maguire debuts in America as the housemaid, with Tom Brown as the elevator boy amid comic misadventures.

Hugh Herbert Screenland Fox Theater Today Mary Maguire Australia Tom Brown

Alice Foreman Dies at Grover Columbus Junction

May 5th funeral plans for Alice Foreman 78 a Columbus City township native and longtime resident of Grover Columbus Junction are announced with observances to follow her birthday today.

Columbus Junction Alice Foreman Columbus City Township

Handcraft Sections Hold Last Meetings for Year

Handcraft sections 1 and 2 held their final meetings of the year yesterday afternoon. Section 1 met at Mrs. L. T. Saul with 16 members, featuring hobby talks and displays. Section 2 hosted 27 members and 4 guests for a cooperative luncheon at Mrs. B. HM Van Meter’s home. officers for the coming year were elected, including Mrs. W. T. Carson as leader.

L. T. Saul W. J. Masson Howard Crozier C. E. Negus Wead Shannon Mra B. HM. van Meter W. T. Carson

Local Pioneer Miss Foreman Dies At Grover Home

Miss Foreman aged 86 died at her Grover Town residence after a long life as a pioneer of the area. The body will be moved to the Ritchie funeral home for 2:30 Thursday services led by Rev. V A Bloomquist. Burial is set for Camp Ground cemetery southwest of Columbus City. She was the last survivor of her family with cousins in the area, including Harry Pratt of Columbus City. Born June 16, 1858, she had no immediate relatives nearby.

Grover Ritchie V. A. Bloomquist Camp Ground Columbus City Miss Foreman Harry Pratt

Notable Chicago electrician opens new wiring business

The article profiles Charlie, long associated with the Coyne Electrical School in Chicago, as a well qualified tradesman. A Washington area figure from Washi high school class of 1930, he was a standout athlete and now pursues electric service as his business, a hobby turned career.

Ment Coyne Electrical School Chicago Charlie Washington Washi High School

Club officers re-elected and luncheon program outlined

E Schmitt as assistant leader and Miss Clara Huber as secretary treasurer were re-elected. After lunch Mrs F W Eastwood spoke about her trip abroad describing countries visited people and customs. She displayed England purchased articles. Piano solos by Miss Elsie Bratten and Mrs Lawrence Crull. Luncheon committee included Mrs E R Bickford Mrs W R Dupuis Miss Frances Minick and Mrs Van Meter.

E. Schmitt Clara Huber F. W. Eastwood England Elsie Bratten Lawrence Crull E. R. Bickford W. R. Dupuis Frances Minick van Meter

New Refrigeration Service Opens by Marion McAvoy

Marion (Charlie) McAvoy announces the opening of a new refrigeration service occupying part of the existing building with Eveready Plumbing and Heating but operated independently. McAvoy, who last February graduated from the refrigeration department, will run the venture herself.

McAvoy Marion Charlie) McAvoy Colwern Eveready Plumbing & Heating Company Eveready

Dalai Lamas Lived in Potala Palace in Lhasa

The report notes that the Dalai lamas have inhabited the Potala Palace in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, for centuries highlighting their residence in the historic royal complex.

Potala Lhasa Tibet

Standard Oil Survey Seeks Reports From Middle West Drivers

Standard Oil invites motorists to visit a dealer station to obtain an entry card and participate in a survey of gasoline station services. A three member committee will judge reports with cash awards totaling 5000 dollars for winners and matching prizes for assisting dealers. entries due by June 15.

Chicago Middle-West Standard Oi! Company Indiana Lloyd D. Herrold Northwestern University George W. Barton Chicago Motor Club Roger B. Stafford Super Service Station Standard Oil

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