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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1930

Page

6

Local society meetings announce May events and hosts

Community groups schedule gatherings with details on hosts addresses dates and times. Alma Hearne Holland society meets at Miss Mary Hunters home 404 E Washington St Tuesday 7:30 p m with Harriet Barrett in charge. Fortnightly club May meeting planned with Mrs Frank Wilson. Social Union of New Haven church plans guest day with Etta Statler Tuesday May 12. Evening Literature group to meet Monday at Mrs Walter Brown with car organizers at Mrs Marion Work's for May party tickets. Harmony Community club hosts May 14 at 621 North Marion Ave. Roll call asks for favorite flower. Lodge urging members to attend third rank work and business. American Home Dept No 1 Fortnightly club meets with Mrs Fred May May 8:30 p m Leona Allen talks. Snowball social club hosts Mrs Sam Munson May 14. Fleur-de-Lis club at Mrs Palmer Babcock May 15.

Sadie Minick U and I Club North Iowa Avenue Amos Weaver Elizabeth Schulty Barbra Cuddy Cherrie Me Elhinney Marjorie Robertson Lucille Davidson Verne Palmer Flora Dodd Helen Jungbluth Mae Mangold Genevieve Wehr Lenon Percell Amy Christian Edna Mercer Althea Montgomery H. Hull Homer Stepheny H. J. Montgomery Helen Mason Ruth Foster Helen Alcorn Mary Mickey Helen Merlinski Mary Pauls Maurine Marton Margaret Griffith Miss Christian Miss Mercer Miss Montgomery Stephens C. C. Brookhart Verna Palmer Okaboji G. R. Camp Alma Hearne Holland Society Mary Hunter Washington S&t Harriet Barrett Social Union of New Haven Etta Statler Walter Brown Marion Work Walter Longes John Kendrick Harmony Community Club North Marion Avenue American Home Dept. No Fred May Leona Allen

Meaning enlarged jitney term shifts from nickel to auto fare

The word jitney began as a synonym for the five cent piece but later referred to the automobile service that carried passengers for a nickel fare.

Stage Lightning and Thunder Effects on Stage

A stage uses a special effect lamp and projecting machine for lightning. A simpler method is to darken the stage and quickly switch lights to mimic rain and thunder noises.

Butlers Bridge Romance Ends In England Locket

Nellie Hutchinson marries her old lover Hawkins the English butler from Holme Hillside. Clarice Van Warner arranges a bridge night with Hawkins as guest and the mystery of his feelings unfolds. The plan leads to Nellie’s marriage to Hawkins, tying love and service across borders.

Goodby Clarice Helen Simpson Hawkins Holme Hillside London Tom Nellie Shense Helen Nellie Hutchison America England Mr. Hawkins Thorne Jim Holme Hilb Side Clarice van Warner Nellie Hutchinson

Harmony Club Hosts Farewell Meeting and May Day Gifts

The Harmony Walter Longer Correspondent notes the H. C. club met with Mrs. Schiebel on May 1 for a farewell to two members. Guests received May basket gifts. future plans include a May hostess day with Mrs. Lillian Kendrick and Mrs. Walter Longer. Local updates cover farming, 4‑H achievements, and residents’ activities.

H. C W. Longer W. W. Gideon J. E. Griffith Pauline Kirksville Franklin Township S. R. Miller Chas. Schiebel Glen Miller Emil Fink Fink Harold Fink

Weather and local farming notes with health updates

Weather this week favors planting corn as residents share family news. John J. Davison moves toward recovery at home after a hospital stay and can climb stairs with effort. Franklin school south of here closes tomorrow, Miss Kylie teaches, Eva Waegner’s school near Gladwin continues next year, Rosa Davison also to teach nearby. J J Benda visits his ill wife in Muscatine hospital. Marcus Kuhn buys 500 White Leghorn chicks for spring flocks.

Franklin School Tomorro Ylie Eva’ Waegners Gladwin Rosa Davison J. J. Benda Muscatine Marcus Kuhn

Local Notes from Route 2 and Nearby Towns

Wilbur Beenblossom traveled through the area on Monday on business. Visitors to Lou Fetes home included Will Songers George Jones Floyd John and Clark Wagnes. Elmer Carmichael remains in hospital with ongoing illness. Marcus Kuhn visited Iowa City on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Bell called Wednesday evening. Farmers are making good use.

Washington Wilbur Beenblossom Will Songers George Jones Floyd John Clark Wagnes Lou Fetes Elmer Carmichael Marcus Kuhn Iowa City Paul Bell

Local News From Xenia and Surrounding Towns

Dr and Mrs Hayek of Cedar Rapids visited Sunday at the Jeffrey home. Aileen Jeffrey returned with them to St Luke's hospital. Everette Stewart's daughter Patricia Alice born May 2. Oliver Essley's barn nearing completion with Wilson Welliver as carpenter. Visitors included Anna Southworth of Galesburg Edith Reaney and Mrs George Loonan of Waterloo. Will Roberts newly married and living on J B Spencer farm. Ralph Morris and daughter Joan of Chicago visiting J K Adams household. Dick Stephens visited with John Krause's family. Corn planting well started after recent rains.

Xenia

Cubs and Athletics Lead in Pro Baseball Contests

The Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs, rivals in the 1929 World Series, lead their leagues as they face contenders. Cubs beat the Giants 6 5. Foxx hit a three run homer for the A's in a 9 4 win over the Indians. Other results include Browns 14 3 over White Sox and Yankees 5 4 loss to Tigers.

Iitea Press Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Cubs Cubs New York Giants Cleveland Indians Giants Jimmie Foxx Philadelphia Athletics Indians Grove Lloyd Brown Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Brooklyn Robins Pittsburgh Pirates Bill Clark Pirates Johnson Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Ray Benge Cincinnati Reds Phillies

Cat or Dog Dilemma Ends With Neighbor Visit

In a cottage a retired couple argues over which pet to keep a cat or a dog. They debate chores affection and end with a neighbor dropping in by the fireside as days pass without agreement.

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Picture Puzzle To Make Cut Out On Cardboard

Instructions describe cutting out picture pieces from a section and mounting on cardboard or thin wood. Each piece is separated to reassemble the image, identified as one of Puritan days, with possible jigsaw cuts for sturdiness.

Word-O-Graphs Look Closely at Each Object

The prompt invites careful inspection of objects to reveal hidden letters that spell out a hidden message. The activity centers on recognizing patterns, selecting letters in sequence, and forming a final word from the given items.

Cat or dog dilemma ends with shared pet

An elderly couple quarrels over whether to keep a cat or a dog they encounter on the road. Morning finds them choosing the cat and dog for themselves. ultimately the kitten and puppy bond with each, and the couple agrees to adopt both. The neighbor smiles at the outcome.

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William Bealer Fred Longer Walnut Women’s Club Glen Dunbar Harry Wentworth George Finch Clem Edgars Sam Munson F. P. Finch Rebekah Club Ralph Stewart Ella Hout Mason City Maggie Horsey Oscar Jugenheimer Dorothy Ralph Zeck Charles Rickey Elizabeth Jugenheimer LeClair Iowa Etha Dawson H. G. Richardson Bertha Meek C. C. Wilson FE. L. Breitenbach Reitenbach R. G. Cherry Kalona J. W. Scott George Loyal Temperance Legion Young People’s Branch Hawthorne County Institute Sam DeLong White Way Club Gertrude Moothart Wm. Munroe W. O. Ralston Milo De-Long John Davidson West Chester Donald McLaughlin Harmony Club Lee Foster Carl Vorhees Vorhees Prairie Flower Mission Circle Earl Smith C. C. Reeve O. B. Monser O. K. Scott United Presbyterian Church Ainsworth Pete Koehler Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Ola Jacobs Frank Sage Clyde Brown Southwest Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church Fred Hutt J. M. Shaver A. W. Clow General Aid Wellman H. J. Club George Shalla Vincent Tellin William Tellin John Shalla Emma Bopp Ed Conner Jesse Shalla Lucille Kern Vincent Marek Shalla Sunset Park Ed Prebyl Wm. Tellin Jim Shalla M. R. Meek Meeks Harvey Meek Chris Bower O. B. Myers American Home Department Frank Wilson C. C Fleur-de-Lis Club Copyright Miss Hutchinson James Hawkins Harmony Walter Longer John J. Davison Washington, R Wagner Cor R. L. Stephens Tive Leagues Regan Heving Oliver Sweeney Boston Red Sox St. Louis Browns Bill Sherdel Boston Graves Sylvester Johnson Louis Cardinals Otto Eden Davenport J. E. Cook Alice Martin Meyer Tve e-Patten Beard
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