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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1937

Page

2

Local Residents Attend Tulip Festival in Pella

Mr and Mrs Art Yard Mrs Frank Gobble Mrs R H Walker and Mrs Belle Rice spent the day in Pella for the Tulip festival. Auctioneer J F Macon of Washington Iowa listed items. Mrs George Rudiger visited Cedar Rapids with sister Mrs Shirley Clark family and will return tomorrow. Fresh eggs 16c a dozen from W S Reister and Son. Nellie White remains confined to bed ten weeks after a fall on East Main Street.

Art Yard Frank Gobble R. H. Walker Belle Rice Pella George Rudiger Cedar Rapids Shirley Clark Nellie White East Main Street

McCutchen Joins Sigma Chi At Iowa State College

Karl McCutchen the son of Mr and Mrs C R McCutchen was initiated into Sigma Chi at Iowa State College Ames A brief note mentions local leaders M J Gabriel and Jim White with emphasis on Washington ties and business links to United Lumber and Washington Lumber Fuel Also a community notice warns that the telephone directory will close to new listings after May 15th

Karl McCutchen C. R. McCutchen Sigma Chi Iowa State College Ames M. E. Epworth M. J. Gabriel Jim White Washington Jim Mr. Gabriel United Lumber Company Washington Lumber & Fuel Company

Notice for Rank of Page Monday Night Meeting

In the rank of page a meeting is announced for Monday night with refreshments. Large attendance is requested. Organizer: Ralph Minick, C. C. T713.

Ralph Minick C. C

Local Shoppers and Visitors Visit Washington

Mrs. Ezra Wittmer and Mrs. Bernadine Meyers of Wayland shopped in Washington yesterday. Alta Greciard, training at Cincinnati General, visits her mother near Keota and friends in Washington. Lucille Knox, hospital secretary, ill with a cold and laryngitis but improving. Jesse Busby and Sam Hauenstein noted on business and visits. Shoppers include Mrs. Eli White, Mrs. Alice Williams and son of Columbus Junction, Mrs. Mable Monson of Crawfordsville, and Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick of Keota. Elsie Davis of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Harold Kauffman of Wayland also seen shopping. Ed Palmer returns from California with Dr Gladys Palmer for a visit.

Ezra Wittmer Bernadine Meyers Wayland Washington Alta Greciard General Hospital Cincinnati Ohio John Robertson Keota R. C. Wilcox Lucille Knox Washington County Hospital Jesse Busby Kalona Sam Hauenstein Olds Eli White Alice Williams Columbus Junction Mable Monson Crawfordsville Charles Kirkpatrick Elsie Davis Harold Kauffman Ed Palmer California Morrow Girls Encinatas Gladys Palmer San Diego Calif Palmer H. A. Benblossom

Concludes Winter Visit at Home of Mrs Nell Richards

West Sunset May 14 Mrs T M Smith who has been spending the winter with her daughter Mrs Nellie Richards returned to her home Wednesday. Charlie Jeffries and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Will Mitchell home. Mr and Mrs Fred Spangler Harold and Mrs Marty Allen spent Sunday at the Chester Spangler home in Rock Island. Mrs Myral Smith attended an all day Farm Bureau meeting at Crawfordsville last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jake Snyder spent Sunday at the home of

Sam _ Baker West Sunset T. M. Smith Nellie Richards Charlie Jeffries Will Mitchell Fred Spangler Harold Marty Allen Chester Spangler Rock Island Myral Smith Farm Bureau Crawfordsville Jake Snyder East Sunset Rita Johnston Olas Holly Johnston Irene Sommers Edward Hallenstein Erwen Graber Dee Moines Clinton Paisley Wyman Bernadine Paisley Ralph Howell Ben Stout Brighton Miles Stout Levi Simmons Russel Thoman Middletown John Simmons Winfield Lester Dewalt Mt. Pleasant Will Twinam Merle Twinam Clint Anderson Rex Huston S. W. Carrick Arthur Lloyd Cedar Rapids

Wellman Children Immunized and Diphtheria Vaccinations Planned

Dr. EB Walsh and nurse Stella Jorpeland conducted physicals for 21 Wellman preschoolers under county health unit direction. Immunizations for diphtheria and smallpox are set for May 21 25 and 28 at local family physician offices for one dollar each.

Wellman EB. L. Walsh Stella Jorpeland Walsh Kalona

Army Officers Dinner Friday at Congress hotel

Army officers reserve or National Guard to gather Friday at 6 30 p m at the Congress hotel for a dinner and inspection event. Attendees may arrange through Dave Elder. guests will pay for their own meals. Prompt invitations extended to county officers unable to RSVP.

113Th Cavalry Army National Guard Congress Hotel Dave Elder

Notce Golf Club Postpones One Ball Derby

The One Ball Derby scheduled for Friday evening the 14th is postponed to Monday evening the 17th due to conflicting events. committee urges members to be ready for a big time Monday evening.

Baseball Results From National and American Leagues

National League standings show Pittsburgh Garbinen with 12 7 632. New York leads with 10 10 500. Brooklyn, Chicago, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and Boston chase. Games today include Brooklyn at Boston, St Louis at Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia at New York. American League shows Philadelphia 10 5 667. Cleveland 9 6 600. New York 10 8 656. Boston 8 7 633. Detroit 4 Boston 0. Washington 10 Chicago 2. New York 4 St Louis 2. Philadelphia at Cleveland postponed by rain. Detroit at St Louis. Cleveland at Chicago scheduled.

Whc Garbinen Lee Gee Meupeinaee New York Brooklyn Wan Crugreg Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cleveland Whyshington Detroit Washington Chicago

Delores Hazen Home After Des Moines Visit Report

Delores Hazen returns home Sunday evening from Des Moines where she worked in a cafe for her sister Mrs Geo Weigman. The item notes social visits around Ainsworth and Town City including family gatherings and community events like a band concert and late school year remarks.

North Oregon Delores Hazen Des Moines Geo Weigman Frank Moors Ida Hunt Round Round Home Ainsworth Morris Beenblossom Charles Beenblossom Baby Milan Thompson Howard Beenblossom Wright McConnell Town City Central Park

Levi Simmons Improves After Pneumonia Illness

Levi Simmons who had been seriously ill with pneumonia over ten days shows improvement by Wednesday morning. The report notes visits and well wishes from relatives and friends across multiple households in East Sunset and nearby towns.

Pratt and Jones Families Visit Jones Home

Mr and Mrs Dick Pratt spent Saturday night and Sunday at the parental John D Jones home. Mr and Mrs Earn est Jones spent Sunday there also.

Dick Pratt John D. Jones Earnest Jones

Garden Dept Program Highlights Flower Talk and Travel

Garden department members held a full meeting at Mrs. D. D. Davis home. Mrs. A. Anderson discussed Music in the Garden while Carolyn Hamilton sang with R. A. Hender on piano. Hazel Siberts spoke on Herbs as Edna Palmer offered Wild Flowers in California. Don Benblossom arranged flowers, guests included Dr. Gladys Palmer of San Diego and Dr. Anderson of Des Moines.

Garden Department D. D. Davis A. Anderson Carolyn Hamilton R. A. Hender Hazel Siberts Pella Edna Palmer California Don Benblossom Gladys Palmer San Diego Calif Anderson Des Moines

First Horticulture Book by Robert Squibbs in America

The 1787 Charleston publication of Robert Squibbs Garden Kale dar is noted as possibly the first serious American book on horticulture. It marks an early American attempt to systematize garden farming knowledge.

Robert Squibbs Garden Kaledar Charleston America

Social Calendar Shows Local Meetings and Events

The community calendar lists a Saturday W R C meeting at 2 30 p m in A A R hall an Oneseea group gathering at the Y at 9 a m with personal items and lunch. a Monday B of V meeting at 7 30 p m in A R hall. Fortnightly Club annual banquet at 6 30 p m at the Methodist church. Rainbow Girls at 7 30 p m at the Masonite Temple.

Capabene Masonite Temple

Epworth League Bake Sale Saturday at Washington Cleaners

Methodist Epworth League announces a bake sale this Saturday at 9 AM at Washington Cleaners. Leaguers are urged to bring donations.

Methodist Epworth League Washington Cleaners

Miss Edna Westen Showered With Mixed Gifts Before Wedding

Forty guests attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Edna Westen at Mrs. Marion Sheetz home. Westen, to wed Harold Wilson later this month, received many gifts as games and advice were shared. Pink white decor and a two course refreshment were served by Julia Zieglowsky, Hilda Oltman, Florence Graber, Wilma Richard, and Ethel Zieglowsky, with out of town guests from Emden and Hartsburg.

Edna Westen Marion Sheetz Westen Harold Wilson Elfect Julia Zieglowsky Hilda Oltman Habsburg Florence Graber Wilma Richard Ethel Zieglowsky Albert Reinners Walter Rademaker Emden John Lolling Lewis Arnold Ronnie Miss Oltman Hartsburg Til

Mrs I Rothschild Hosts Bridge Gathering

Mrs I Rothschild entertained members of her bridge club yesterday afternoon at two o clock with mixed spring flowers in a centerpiece. Bridge was played at two tables, with Mrs Leland Morrison winning the high prize. Out of town guests included Mrs Clara Riley of Kansas City Missouri and Mrs Arthur Kistner of Elkhart Indiana.

Mrs. I. Rothschild Leland Morrison Rothschild Clara Riley Kansas Ciggy Arthur Kistner Elkhart Ind

John Lance Visits Robertson Family in Gracehill

John Lance of Moline spent Monday night and Tuesday at Asahel Robertson's home in Gracehill. Various relatives and visitors dropped by for Mother's Day remembrances and Sunday calls, including families from Pairfield and Elgin, Illinois.

John Lance Moline Robertson A. J. Robertson Gracehill Asahel Robertson Forrest Lance Anta Springer Eloise Gladys Edwards Eldora Alliman Marion Robertson Charlotte Ann Mae Janecek Dale Robertson J. R. McNeese Pairfield H. L. Gordon Brighton John Willame Fredman Cloid Small and Son Lester Small Joan Blanche Miller Floyd Leslie Bill Lloyd Harry van Dyke Dorothy Mills Dorothy Whitetine Wellman Leater Small Howard Strohm Raymond Donald Elgin Ill O. A. Strohm Dd Mikseh Strohm

Mrs John Munn Re elected Leader of Heights PTA

Heights P L A program at the school yesterday featured songs poems and entertainment. Mrs John Munn was reelected leader with Miss Marie Landau as assistant leader and Mrs Ff Bartowe as secretary-treasurer. Mrs T A Michels presented a lesson on Radio in the Home.

Hach Heights School John Munn Marie Landau FF. Iy Bartowe T. A. Michels

Fleur-de-Lis Club Holds Spring Meeting at Beilhowe

Mrs. Ray Bell hosted the Fleur-de-Lis club at her Beilhowe home north of Washington. Pink and white colors with spring flowers brightened the rooms as Mrs. Ed Gallagher and Mrs. Lloyd Foster led the entertainment for the afternoon.

Ray Bell Fleur-de-Lis Club Washington Beil Howe Ed Gallagher Lloyd Foster

Pythian Sisters Initiate Member in West Chester

Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting in West Chester on Tuesday evening with good attendance. Miss Georgia Statler was initiated into the order followed by a Mother’s Day program. Plans were made for the past chief night at the first June meeting. refreshments were served by the committee.

West Chester Pythian Sisters Georgia Statler

Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans a Social

Nine members and one guest Mrs. W. M. Tweetum attended the Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid society meeting at Mrs. Lewis Schroeder’s home in Ainsworth. They discussed a social at the church on May 21 at 7 p.m. Rev. T. C Meibohm led devotions and refreshments were served after the meeting by the hostess assisted by Mrs. R. G Wesster.

W. M. Tweetum Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Lewis Schroeder Ainsworth T. C Meibohm R. G. Wesster

Hospital admission notes for appendectomy

A patient identified as Coulda Brinning was admitted yesterday for an appendectomy at the hospital. No further details on prognosis or treatment are provided.

Coulda Brinning

Wilbur McCelland Visits Grace Brinning Home

WELLSTON May 14 Mr and Mrs Wilbur McCelland were Sunday visitors in Washington at the Grace Brinning home. Several school children have been sick with colds and the flu with the Pfeifer girl out of school all week. Community members listed include the Car ris family and Clarence Ficklings, plus Walter Wilson and Lloyd Wilson.

Wellston Wilbur McCelland Washington Grace Brinning Warren Carris Keith Metelland Opal Wilson Carson Wilson Welter Wilson Lloyd Cecil Woodford Nelson Woodford Cloyee = Hayes Lloyd Hayes David Burke Clark Sfeifer

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