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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

3

Elaborate Damascus Shrine Reception Highlights Supreme Officials

Large crowd attends a Damascus Shrine reception with 135 out of town guests and over 100 visiting Iowans from many shrines. Mrs. Sadie Conley of Ottawa Ontario and Mrs. Estelle Herrel of Los Angeles traveled far, while Mrs. Lulu McKinnon presided at the temple. Banquet at the Methodist church and dances at the Iowa Ballroom drew 200 plus and 300 plus respectively, with 6519 roses used in décor honoring Mrs. Rose Reid as she becomes supreme worthy high priestess.

Supreme Shrine Order of the White Shrine Jerusalem Iowa Illinois Damascus M. Reid Fred A. Snyder St. Paul Shepherds Sadie Conley Ottawa Ontario Cana Canada Masonic Temple G. W. Manussier Damascus Shrine Roger Sherman Rose Reid Iowa Worthy High Prienteases Cleveland Reid Cedar Rapids Leon Oskaloosa Muscatine Mt. Oliver Shrine Des Moines Marshalltown Fr. Madison Keota Winfield Kalona Wayland Illnois Ilinois Snyder Vera O'sen Chicago Pew Supreme Guide Fred Thomas Rock Island Rock Islands Fred S. Thomas W. M. Hodgson W. H. Tupper A. Lowe Gertrude Warner Tupper Lowe Iowa Rose Reid Club Elsa Sachau Oriental Shrine Davenport Dad Fred Fred Reid Reynolds L. Cairncross Leon Blinks Cedar Rapids Shrine Marion Blinks Arthur Fink Shepherds of W. OH. P Fern H. Taylor Thyra B. Moe Nazareth Shrine Mildred &. Novack Evelyn Farrell Oak Park Ruth Walter W. H. P Joliet Henry Hagenbring Ariineton Heights W. O Hagenbring Temple Rathnbow de- Molay Lawrence Crull J. M. Lloyd Rose Rose Club Temple Waa Nicola and Harmon Boyd Rainbow and DeMolay Rainbow Girls Order Marjorie Means Harriet Bey Vera Virginia Stutsman Virginia Crull Kathryn Hardy Betty Jones Elizabeth Brown Betty Stephen Martha Anne Mace Ben Moore Margaret Ann Flenner Darlene van Meter Ruth Negus Bea Wilson Ruth Smith Frances Hayes Harriet Reister Wilma Palmer Rainbow Girl Tommy Gray Roy Grecian Edsall Brown Gene Tucker Richard Johnson Arden Hughes Ralston Meek Lawrence Whinter Leroy Riley Louis Thornton Daryl Dodder Ezra Smith Paul Kyle Ernest Wagner Robert Barclay Jack Gibson George Means Myron Salladay Will Hemmings Claude Tucker Ralph Gibson Harry Simpson John Winga Glenn Mace The Er. B. Hammer Carleton Haven Doris Benn Ralph Pratt C. C. Reister Hal Reister Rainbow Naomi Wilson Betty Haven Jean Macon Ferne Crozier Ruth Cunningham Martha Keister Mildred Brown Streta Willits Mary Westphal J. Hinshaw T. V. Knerr Shrine Karl Bickford BF Bostwick, Jr Manassier Shepherds of Damascus Shrine T. W. Harwood George McDaniel Charles W. Davis L. A. Jones A. H. Twinam Roy Means Harrison Dodder

Community groups host busy social calendar and events

A lengthy social calendar lists meetings from the Rural Women's club to the H J club with afternoon and evening sessions. A Shrine engagement features Rainbow Girls and DeMolays with a four course banquet, performances by local students, and a reception plan including decorations and volunteers.

Washington Country Club Social Calendar Plans Eight Summer Dinners

The 1935 social calendar for the Washington Country Club outlines eight summer dinners at the clubhouse with committees announced. Details list chairs and telephoning leads for each dinner from May 23 through September 26, plus two guest day luncheons on June 20 and October 17 and weekly Wednesday breakfasts for women golfers.

Country Club E. E. Stutsman Robert Patterson E. B. Hammer Stutsman M. J. Cruise Cruise C. E. Negus T. W. Harwood Lester Orr W. D. Dwyer O. F. Boller W. L. Alcorn

Royal Neighbors to Convene Here

The eighth Neighbors of America gathering will be hosted by Martha Washington camp on Saturday May 25 at the I. C. O. F. hall. Convention officers include President Margaret A. Payne and district deputy Lillie T. Haight, with vice president Gertrude Walker secretary Winnie F Belter and treasurer Mary Atkinson. The forenoon Washington County program is open to the public.

Riverside Convention Program Summary

Afternoon session opens with registration and group singing. Officials include Mayor Lytle and Grace W. McCurdy. Addresses, roll call, readings, and prize awards mark the convention with officers welcomed and camp reports presented. The program concludes with closing rites and committee actions.

Local residents listed for event notices

Shannon, J. O. Sexton, A. K. Baldrige, L. A. Jones as chair, Ed Morrison in charge of telephoning, J. Morrison, John Westphal, George L. McDaniel, M. W. Bailey and Henry Bailey named among attendees and organizers for an October 10 gathering.

J. M. Lloyd Ralph Thompson Lloyd Thompson C. R. McCutchen Frank B. Miller Howard Ll. McCleery I. Rothschild McCleery Rothschild I. BK. Coffey R.S. Patterson Orville Elder Ed Sullivan Orville Hilder Kad Sullivan Robert Arthur Vic Westphal E. B. Hammer Lawrence Wilson Max Marble Wilson Marble Ralph L. A. Jones Ed Morrison Morrison John Westphal George L. McDaniel M. W. Bailey Henry Bailey

Announcements for Silas Smidge Event in Turnip Ridge

The Young America P T A presents Silas Smidge from Turnip Ridge repeated at Washington county home on Wednesday at 7 P M Admission 19 and 16 cents 81ts Friday Baptist Missionary luncheon at the church starts 1 P M with a meal provided.

Silas Smidge Turnip Ridge The Young America P. T. A Washington County P. M Baptist Missionary

Engagement Announcement for Josephine Morehous and John Sprague Jr

The engagement of Miss Josephine Morehous of Placentia California to John Sprague Jr of Pasadena California is announced. Josephine visited Washington recently and formed many friendships. Her mother’s maiden name is Caddie Hale. The Hale and Morehous families formerly resided here. No wedding date has been set.

Josephine Morehous Lyle R., Morehous Placentia Calif John Sprague, Jr Pasadena Josephine Washington Caddie Hale Hale Morehouse Sprague Morehous

Columbus Graduate Wed in Muscatine

Rodney A. Manley of Mecat ine wed Ethel Miler of Muscatine in a single ring ceremony at Mulford United Church in Muscatine. Rev John Blough officiated. Manley, a Columbiad high school graduate, works for the H J Heinz company and will reside in Muscatine.

Columbus Junction Rodney A. Manley Meccatine Columbed High School Ethel Mi§éler Muscatine Mulford Hee Arbtional John Blough Manley H. J. Heinz Company

Idaho Falls Fishing Bea Bans Riding While Fishing

Idaho lawmakers propose a rule under Idaho law making it illegal to catch fish while sitting on a horse or other animal. The proposal cites safety and fair play concerns and aims to close a loophole in current wildlife regulations.

Idaho

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