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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1926

Page

6

Society Scenes Highlight May Gatherings and Club News

Miss Alice Klippel and Mrs. Will Jones hosted a six thirty dinner for eight with spring floral decor. Various society groups met at the library and at members’ homes for elections talks and luncheon with officers named for the Alpha Delphian Society and Fortnightly Club.

Alice Klippel Will Jones Mrs. Jones Alpha Delphian Society J. E. Lemmon P. L. Etter O. F. Boller Ralph Thompson Etter W. A. Gibson Perciles F. L. Wilson Frank Carter W. W. Wilson Washington Cathedral St. Alban C. W. McLaughlin Lincoln Memorial Washington

Community notices from West Chester area events

Bake sale by West Chester Pythian Sisters planned for one week from Saturday. Baptist church ladies meet Thursday for an all day quilting with full attendance urged. Moose Lodge social Thursday evening open to members families and invitees. Pleasant Hill class The King's Son and Daughter hosts a weiner roast Friday evening May 28 at John Shebeck home. ladies bring pickles. Girl Scouts meeting postponed to Saturday after noon at 3.

West Chester Pythian Sisters Ladies of the Baptist Church King’s Son and Daughter Pleasant Hill John Shebeck

Community notices from Washington county gatherings and events

Local groups announce meetings and social events. The Nineteenth Century club holds a 2:30 PM Saturday session at Mrs. Carl Roberts with officer elections. West Chester Baptists host Mothers and Daughters banquet Thursday at 6:40 PM. Farmers Union meets Friday at 3 PM at the courthouse with Milo Reno addressing. union business at 1 PM. Ladies of Christian church meet Thursday. Philathes of Methodist church gather Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. Marvin Beery’s home. Presbyterian Ladies sell a bake at 29 May at the Washington Cleaners. Baptist Women’s Missionary Society hosts a Friday 2:30 PM church social. Patriotic groups and loyal women to meet Saturday 29 May at 2 PM in the G A R Post room to make wreaths for Decoration Day.

Booking Club Carl Keck West Washington Street Nineteenth Century Club Carl Roberts West Chester Baptists Farmers’ Union Meeting Farmers’ Union Washington County Court House Milo Reno Philathes The Methodist Church Marvin Beery 2Nd Ave Beery

The Water Follows Andy Through a Silent Fear

A woman named Andy recalls a tormenting presence that haunted her near every body of water since childhood. She learned to swim through sheer will but the unsettling force still clings to her as she faces the beckoning depths.

Andy

Phantom water dread haunts cottage tale ends in rescue

Nancy battles a deadly fear as a game of water turns perilous when her nephew Johnnie falls into deep lake. She dives to save him and, with the park officer’s swift help, both children are saved. Nancy declares herself unafraid after the incident.

Jim Johnnie Nancy Johnste Jemsie Jomsie Johnsie Johnette Ste Hin

Dutch Creek Injuries From Frightened Horse Incident

At Dutch Creek May 256 C H Brinning is recovering after a horse he rode home from the field frightened itself and fell backward when he pulled the reins too tight to stop a runaway. He suffers severe bruises on his back and shoulders but no bones are broken. Lloyd Luers has recovered from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs H J Luers visited the farm last week. John Daering Jr of Clay plowed for Crane Bros last week.

Dutch Creek C.H. Brinning Luers John Daering, Jr Clay Crane Bros

Lincoln Residents Involved In Local Notices

Tom Little and Bill Tiindahl filed for S. FH. Neill. Spencer Reed spent last Sunday at the W. A. Bealer home. Mrs. John Green assisted Mrs. Neill with sewing Thursday. Miss Edith Jarrard accompanied.

Lincoln Tom Little Bill Tiindahl S. FH. Neill Spencer Reed W. A. Bealer John Green Neill Edith Jarrard

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Ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies Ainsworth Methodist Church First Division Glad Hand Missionary Societies United Presbyterian Church W. Simpkins B. R. Lina R. J. Rowan Foreign Missionary Society Rev. Moore Home Missions J. M. Clegg Eden Delaney C. M. Eden Monday Bridge Club South Town Avenue Gibson Howard Freshwaters J. A. McKinatry Moose Lodge Girl Scouts Ladies of the Christian Church Presbyterian Washington Cleaners Baptist Women's Missionary Society Church By Karin C. Landelof Dougherty Dougherty’s Dougherty Bros West Side Your Clothiers Lloyd Sears Harold and Henry We Roy Mite Mary Robinson Richland Bruce Robinson Charles Scranton Hubert Ruth Phyllis Mesers W. H. Hotle C. Hotle Howard Leacox River Everett Coffin Pleasant Plain Keosauqua Homer Brown Brighton Burke Birmingham W. F. Waltman’s W. L. Brinning R. E Brinning Frank Kelin Emma Keota C. H. Brining Loren Sigourney White Oak School Walter Daering H. A. Laithly W. D. Augustine Valley G. F. Augustine’s Vera Jarrard Mise Myrtle Anderson Jay Brewer Chas. Doran and Son Robert Schantz Ainasworth Delbert Darnell Chas, Brown Ray Lampert Arthur Duensing Mary Ellen H. H L. C. Brinning Giourney Chas Doran Donald Lincoln School Dorothy Bruty Frantz Landau Pleasant Orville Caldwell Helen Foster Marion Larson Evelyn Anderson Dorothy Stewart Robert Reaney Homer Jarrard Rubio Ant J. H. Proctor Frank L. Wilson
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