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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1928

Page

3

Community social notices and gatherings in May week

Local clubs, birthdays, and church events fill a May schedule with surprises. Mrs. Keeley hosts a spring party with Patricia and Joan Keeley bound for Chicago, while Mrs. Hummer’s move to Washington is celebrated. A farm bureau meeting, Ladies Aid, and a Has kins church children’s party mark civic life with refreshments and games.

Patricia Joan Keeley Chicago Jungblith Coppock Highway Helen Jungbluth Helen Jones Fox Weston Social Club Ernest Hummer Washington Oliver Furst Jean Jensen Geneva Corpman Hummer Haskins Church

New Wonderful Cleansing Cream Promises Gentle Deep Clean

Advertises MELLO-GULO companion to MELLO-GLO Face Powder by Sherman Bros Druggists. Claims cleansing cream won’t stretch skin, penetrates pores to release grime, contains cocoa butter, benefits dry skin, keeps complexion youthful.

Sherman Bros Druggzists

Community club and society meeting notices

Local groups schedule meetings and events in May. Pythian Sisters, KEOW club, Delphian society, K of P and K of C ranks, Fortnightly club, Kolah club, G A R, Rural and Ladies Auxiliary hear dues and activities. Damascus Shrine reports Milwaukee Supreme meeting with balloting.

Pythian Sisters Damascus Shrine No. 10 U. S. of I Masonic Temple Supreme Milwaukee

Girl Reserves Install Officers at Presbyterian Service

The Girl Reserves at the high school held an installation service in the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Henry Shields gave an organ recital before the ceremony, with pieces by Wagner Sodard Sullivan. Miss Amy Christian and Mrs. H C Hull led the installation as officers in white gowns with blue ties and lighted blue candies. Verna Palmer sang with Catherine Coulter accompanying.

Presbyterian Church Henry Shields Wagner Sodard Sullivan Jin Amy Christian Verna Palmer Catherine Coulter H. C. Hull

Bodies recovered of four drowned in Lake Venita

Four people died when a rowboat overturned in Lake Venita near Odessa Missouri. The bodies of Lorraine McClellan Ernest McClellan Pearl Carlton and Katherine Wiedemann were recovered in 35 feet of water. Local chapter news follows with details of officer installations and a vesper service.

Odessa Lake Venita Here Lorraine McClellan Ernest McClellan Pearl Carlton Katherine Wiedenmann

Washington High School Wins Track Meet at Burlington

Washington High School dominated the Burlington track meet with early leads and strong field events. Event winners included Keehm in the 120 high hurdles, Bain in the 100 yard dash, Yount in the mile, Brooks in the shot put, and Korf in the javelin, among others, with Washington taking multiple firsts and relays to secure the team victory.

Washington High School Burlington Washington Summaris Keehm McTaniel Hendricks Tucker Bain Allbee Layton Johnson Yount McEvoy Myers Allen Brooks Lange Simmons Davidson Bales Pratt Schmidt Miller Sweringer Moore Atkinson Edmunds Quinn Jay Kopp Piper Jones Korf Delanie Bates McAvoy P. Wiegand Edmund Rath Klein Fitzpatrick Carson Chalton McDaniel E. Wid Fulton Pimol Ottumwa Fairfield Muscatine Crone Otturiwa

New York Leader Endorses Hoover

George K. Moris chairman of the Republican state committee declares support for Herbert Hoover for the Republican presidential nomination after touring the state to gauge delegate sentiment. He calls Hoover an overwhelming favorite and sees no reason to withhold endorsement.

New York George K. Moris Republican State Committee Herbert Hoover Morris Secretary of Commerce Hoover

House Adopts Haugen Bill Report On Farm Relief

The House adopted the conference report on the McNary farm relief bill and sent it to the Senate. After Senate approval the measure would go to the White House for signing or veto.

Washington House Senate White House

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Farm Bureau Living Lake Ralph Zeck John Foster Percy Whistler America Doris Zeck Charles Rothlisberger Ray Lambert Lloyd Walker Supt J. E. Peet J. F. Simpson West Washington Street Ladies Aid Society The United Presbyterian Church James Palmer Mildred*Rudiger O'Dessa Brown Myrtle Boice C. A. Boice T. D. Anderson Myrtle Ruth R. J. Rowan Ainsworth Sorosis Club Mark Twain Colthurst Kipling Mother Rowan Rodger Catthurst Boyd. Berdo Nineteenth Century Club Iowa Avenue A. Anderson District Federation E. C. Hicher W. M. Keeley Althea Montgomery Bridge of San Luis Rey Thorton Wilder Columbia University Sen Lius Rey W. M. Bailey Westphal East Side KE. O. W. Club Laura Graham Delphian Society Wellston Social Club Rebecca Southerland Kolah Club Clayde Knapp J. A. Embree Rural Women’s Club Elmer Cherry U. P. Church of West Chester Dell Skinner Edith Munro Reguar K of C K of P Methodist Sunday School Leslie Hazel Loose Osborn Bt Tanlac &2 Millonibott Winifred Allen Margaret Livingston Helen Carr Altice Fishburn Lucy Bruty Jeannette Karel Una Smith Elsie Waggoner Priscilla Morrison Gladys Edwards Mary Essley Vera Harvey Alice Fishburn Josephine Hull Cherrie McElhinney Barbara Cuddy Esther McCreedy Margaret Moninger Mrs. Shields Klein Klothing Kompany
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