Drum Corps Meeting Tonight in Legion Rooms
Legion hall hosts a drum corps meeting this evening with mandatory attendance. Mr and Mrs Mel Boileau welcome a baby girl born Tuesday at eight pm weighing nine pounds at their home.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
6
Legion hall hosts a drum corps meeting this evening with mandatory attendance. Mr and Mrs Mel Boileau welcome a baby girl born Tuesday at eight pm weighing nine pounds at their home.
The Christian church hosts a Mother Daughter banquet Friday at 6 30 p m. Men sponsor in honor of Mothers Day. Vera Foss opens with History of Mother's Day. Maxine Cummings Wanda Custer duet. Homer Godwin hosts Daughterhood and Motherhood comparison. Dorothy Ruebsam whistles. Mabel Burger gives Toast to Mothers. Hattie Carol Morgan sing duet. Evelyn Newell reads. Mrs Frank Gobble Toast to Daughters. Arlene Foster Lois Sampson piano duet. Evelyn Crandall reads.
In Fairfield yesterday Marie Kurtz a Pleasant Plain schoolgirl stepped into a road path. Carl Hedges driver of a Klein Klethine company car veered into a ditch to avoid striking her. George Morrison counts attorney was a passenger and the girl suffered a deep temple cut and gravel abrasions.
Warner Bros. adapts the best selling novel by Gladys Hasty Carroll, a Maine author, to screen with the film debuting at the State theater. The program also features Walt Disney’s acclaimed Three Little Pigs among short subjects.
Denver report states Johnson extended an invitation to spend the summer in Colorado to President Roosevelt and Governor Edwin. The note suggests a formal courtesy visit or vacation proposal involving high-level officials.
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