Society Items Due Early For Same Day Paper
Social reports must be handed in or telephoned before 10 a m for same day publication. The society editor will take calls about social or local items from 8 30 a m to 10 a m.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
6
Social reports must be handed in or telephoned before 10 a m for same day publication. The society editor will take calls about social or local items from 8 30 a m to 10 a m.
Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Dorothy Dee Schlatter to Albert Enders was made at a tea in Elmhurst Illinois. The couple's families are named, with details of residences and connections to Wayland Washington and Winfield Illinois.
A group of junior high students born in May includes Dorothy Mills, Wilma Palmer, Ella Jones, Richard Vanerus, Theodore Morgan, Junior Klein, Wayne Durst, and Nina Mae Little, marking the community’s birthday observances.
Miss Lucy Benz of Washington celebrates her birthday today May 23. She teaches in Oskaloosa and is the focus of a local birthday notice in the paper.
Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer was reminded of her birthday today as mail arrived with several remembrances including a gift from a friend in Omaha.
The line attributed to Alexander Pope notes that a man should not be ashamed to admit past errors as it shows wiser judgment today than yesterday. It reflects a moral stance on self correction and personal progress.
Association members present Miss Glang with a lovely gift and Dr. C A Boice offers words and a second gift on behalf of the MDs. The community laments her departure yet wishes her success and happiness in her new environment.
The Washington county post No. S808 VFW and Auxiliary met last night at the K Hall with strong attendance. C. A. Neiswanger presided over the business session. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by a committee led by Mrs. A. D. Rathmal and assisted by Mrs. M. J. Atkinson, Mrs. Blanche Grecian, and Mrs. Milo Steele.
The Farm Bureau ladies will stage a play at Grace Hill Thursday evening. Free ice cream and cake will be served. The Woman's Relief Corps of West Chester holds memorial services Sunday May 27 at 1 30 p m at United Presbyterian church. Graves in West Chester and New Haven cemeteries will be decorated.
Describes numerous cactus varieties thriving in hot desert regions near the Mexican border across southwestern states and extending into parts of New England and Midwest. Notes some varieties naturalize in patches or singly and mentions popularity as houseplants.
Miss Grace Boston described English life to about 240 Fortnightly Club members at the United Presbyterian church in Washington Iowa. The program included music, a formal talk on Behind the Scenes in England, and notes on club growth and new departments.
Mrs. A L Walton of Santa Paula visits daughter Mrs Kenneth Donovan and family in Brighton. Prody Borkoski attends Jefferson County rural Letter Carriers meeting in Fairfield. Several residents travel to nearby towns, attend church, dinners, and school events. Kittenball results show Clay 1 Rubio 9. locals share meals after Kathleen Morgan's school closing. Community activity includes visits by August Lundquist and Jay Parsons, with farmers planting beans as corn grows.
Henry Bailey of Washington will deliver the Memorial Day address in Ainsworth on May 30. The Washington Concert Band will play at 2 p.m. at the schoolhouse, lead a cemetery march, and perform downtown after the program. The event includes songs, invocation by Rev. Sharpe, a male chorus, and officer elections with Ryan Butterworth as chairman and Sam Marsh as marshal.
Describing desert flora, the text notes that while desert plants show short stems and spiny leaves above ground, their roots are exceptionally long and spread extensively in all directions underground.
In Indian Persian and other cottery countries a large cushion or draped seat richly furnished used as a seat of honor is nicknamed 4 musoud.
Ainsworth May 23 social bridge events include a luncheon at one o'clock with Edith Richards, two tables for bride competition, and Nora Spessard winning high for the ladies. The Saturday pot luck at John Buenneke home featured Daryl Mathers winning men's high and Vera O Conner women's high. Lincoln Street club welcomed two new members with hostess E H Genkins, hosting guests Mrs Wolfe of Dublin and Mrs Lizzie Peters of West Liberty.
Promote a versatile porch space from Eclipse Lumber Co covering screened and glassed-in options. A year round family hub, it can also serve as a spare sleeping room when needed, offering practical comfort during hot days and beyond.
Ainsworth personals note weekend visits with relatives in Viola Illinois. Muscatine visitors include John and family and Robert McFarland. Lyle McCale passed exams in Des Moines and heads to San Diego for months of duty before ship assignment. Florence Gobie returns from Sigourney to home with Lloyd Coon. Anna Tedford ill recently. Glen Millers drive a new Chevrolet. S. Fred Sharpe family in Monmouth with Paul Sharpe returning from a Pittsburgh seminary.
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