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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1938

Page

2

Local roses bloom at Logan home in South Second Ave

The American Beauty climber roses bloom at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Logan and Mrs. Stella Logan, 704 South Second Avenue, with an estimated 300 roses on three bushes. Will Hennon of Los Angeles visited Monday due to his father J. P. Hennon’s illness and death.

Clarence Logan Stella Logan South Second Avenue Will Hennon Los Angeles Cal Hennon J. P. Hennon

Hospital Dismissals And Birth At Washington

Kenneth Fuller released from hospital for Crawfordsville home. Mr and Mrs William McGill of Washington welcome a daughter at 9 30 AM weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. Archie Buwer of Washington also discharged this morning.

Kenneth Fuller Crawfordsville William McGill Washington Archie Buwer

Standings and results from early baseball league action

National League standings show Chicago and Cincinnati leading with Brooklyn and Pittsburgh mid pack as rain interrupted Thursday games. American League shows Cleveland and New York atop the table with Philadelphia and Detroit near bottom after a slate of rainouts and completed games. Thursday results include Philadelphia defeating Chicago and Cleveland beating Boston.

Chigaso MERON Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St. Louis New York la Pee Cléveland Rous Chenenett Washington Cricges Doe Icca Owien St. Lens Nessnne Cleveland Detroit

Thankful for Sympathy in Our Bereavement

The Engle family expresses sincere thanks for the many expressions of sympathy after the death of their mother, J. E. Enegie Co. Co. Engle F. L. Engle Cc. H. Engle Mrs. O. L. Baker offer gratitude for cards, flowers, and support.

J. E. Enegie Co. Co. Engle F. L. Engle H. Engle Mrs O. L. Baker

Thurston Praised as Steady Republican Leader in Iowa

A tribute to Lloyd Thurston highlighting his unopposed Iowa Senate district election, long service since 1925 in Congress, and key committee roles. It lauds his defense of free speech, press, religious liberty, opposition to a presidency overhaul, and calls for continued support to back the Republican ticket in November.

Lloyd Thurston Iowa Senate Clarke- Warren House of Representatives Thurston Congress Supreme Court Lowa Iowa Lioyd Thurston United States

Respect to the Flag: VFW Appeal to Stand for Old Glory

A VFW Department of Americanism piece urges citizens to敬 stand for the flag and salute during the National Anthem. It notes the flag represents liberty and equality, acknowledges flaws in the nation, and encourages reverence across all races and backgrounds.

Republic

Shoppers from area towns visited Washington yesterday

Yesterday's shoppers in Washington included Mr. and Mrs. John D. Weber of Harper, Mr. and Mrs. John Flading, Mrs. Richard Durian and son, all of Wellman, Mrs. H. F. Fresh waters, Mrs. Peter Klein and daughter, Genevieve, Mrs. Mae Sturgeon, all of Keota, Mrs. Far rell Young, Crawfordsville.

Washington John D. Weber Harper John Flading Richard Durian Wellman H. F. Freshwaters Peter Klein Genevieve Mae Sturgeon Keota Farrell Young Crawfordsville

Memorial Service at Clay Sunday May 29

Memorial day services will be held at Clay Sunday morning May 29. The program includes Congregational singing led by Max Waterhouse Invocation by Rev J Richard Sneed Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address reading In Flanders Field by Janice Herr and readings. Graves of Soldiers of three wars will be decorated in the cemetery followed by American Legion memorial services and a moving picture documenting the procession for county Legion history.

Clay Max Waterhouse J. Richard Sneed Lincoln Miriam Stannard Methodist Church Richland Reading Flanders Field Janice Herr American Legion Post Brighton Washington County Association of American Legion American Legion

Card of Thanks from the Children of J P Hennon

Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offerings, and other kindnesses, we are deeply grateful. The Children of J P Hennon.

J. P. Hennon

Purvis Family Leaves for Burke Visit

Edna and Emma Purvis depart with their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Frank Frame of Burke 8 D for several weeks in Burke. Local shoppers and visits noted include Mrs Charles Brown in University Hospital and a Western trip by Mrs Orville Elder. Obituary: John Lincoln Kelly 74 died in San Diego after a long illness. Also shop sale of about 100 dress shirts at Widmer and Busby with prices $1.65 to $1.95.

Edna Emma _ Purvis Inlaw Frank Frame Burke Reister Bros Charles Brown Hilda Maynard Brown Iowa City University Hospital W. F. W. Aux Washington Cleaners Frank Klein Keota Arnott Mathers Haskins Orville Elder Carlsbad N. M C. C Wilson's Widmer & Busby

Chapter L T T T meets in DeYarman home

Crawfordsville May 26 Chapter L of T T T met at Lucille DeYarman’s home near Olds with fourteen members present. They finalized plans for a bake sale on May 28 in Vernon White’s store and for the annual breakfast in Mt. Pleasant on June 14 and the Mothers Tea on June 30. Lucille Barquist assisted with serving.

Crawfordsville L. of Lucille DeYarman Olds Vernon White Mt. Pleasant Lucille Barquist

Bandits Admit to Eleven Robberies in Missouri and Kansas

Two men Ernest McCarthy aged 39 and Harry Korce 23 admitted eleven other robberies in Missouri and Kansas after a bank holdup at Imogene Iowa. They were moved from St Joseph to Kansas City by federal agents for questioning.

ST. Joseph INS Imogene Iowa Missouri Kansas Ernest McCarthy Harry Korce Kansas City

Senior Class Play Delights Audience Again Tonight

The Senior Class Play wowed patrons with a lively performance and a twist as a missing necklace is returned. Henry had hidden it to prevent theft, and Miss Opal Keeney directed the ensemble with a second cast lined up for tonight.

Henry Opal Keeney Martha Anne Mace Daley Margaret Flenner Mrs. Forbes Donald Marek Blair Patterson Darlene van Meter Angela Forbes Miss Keeney Anna Plummer Hadley Edmondson Mary Westphal Stanley Chabal Frances Stewart Cathleen Godfrey Mary Luers John Hughes Jane Bruty Evelyn Evestone Bertha Reinert Dora Dunbar Virginia Crull Ruth Dupuis Esther Smith Doris Klepfer Richard Honts Arthur Bishop Milburn Krabill House Maurice Brayton

Memorial Day Car Procession Planned for Cemeteries

Memorial events for Memorial Day were announced today. The route will begin from Woodlawn Cemetery and use 35 cars to carry decorating groups to local cemeteries. Autos should gather at the courthouse corner after nine in the morning.

Woodlawn Cemetery Conger J. B. Moore West Cheater Roger Sherman Transportation Committee Court House Corner

Pre-Nuptial Party for Bernice Nash in Harlan McCreedy Home

Helen Kamerow and Lois Moore co hosted a courtesy party for Bernice Nash held at the Harlan McCreedy home. Miss Nash, junior high music supervisor, will marry James W. Hadley of Nichols in June. Guests included junior high teachers and Maude MecCreedy. Ruth Miner won high score in bridge. Hostess gifts were presented and blue tapers with rosebuds decorated the tables.

Helen Kamerow Lois Moore Bernice Nash Harlan McCreedy Miss Nash James W. Hadley Nichols Maude MecCreedy Ethel McCreedy Ruth Miner

Homemakers Club Meets at Mrs Goffs Home

Mrs Clarence Goff hosted the Homemakers club at her home Wednesday afternoon with ten members and three guests present. President Mrs Hubert Redlinger led the business meeting as members heard a program by Mrs Neill Trotman on music and dramatics, news by Mrs Henry Dittmer, and tips on household hints and gardens by Mrs Lester Stone.

Clarence Goff Homemakers Club Hubert Redlinger Neill Trotman Henry Dittmer Lester Stone Goff Marguerite Hering

Mrs Cyrus Birka Hosts Pansy Hill Club Meeting

Mrs Cyrus Birka hosted a Paney Hill club social yesterday afternoon with a business session led by president Mrs Glenn Green. Members and guests enjoyed tea towel projects and two piano pieces by Martha Birka with refreshments served by Mrs Green, Mrs Shettler, and Miss Birka.

Cyrus Birka Paney Hill Club Glenn Green Martha Birka

Daughters of Union Veterans Gather for Memorial Service

The Daughters of Union Veterans will meet at the south entrance of the Methodist church at 10 30 Sunday morning to attend memorial services at the church rate.

Daughters of Union Veterans

D A KR Members Schedule Memorial Service

Members of the D A K R are asked to meet in the chapel of the Methodist church Sunday at 10 30 a m to attend memorial services in a body.

D. A. KR Methodist Church

Seventy Women Attend Luncheon at Country Club

Seventy women including country club members and guests attended a guest day luncheon at the country club yesterday at 1 pm. The dining room featured garden bouquets and rose decorations. Mrs. John Dodd catered with a twelve member committee led by hostesses Mrs. Don C. Bell and Mrs. B. F. Bostwick Jr. Prizes were awarded in contract and auction bridge to Mrs. Bostwick Dessa Shaw and Mrs. J. B. Kunath respectively, with out of town guests listed. Potluck dinner bridge followed with Mrs. C. W. Stewart and Harry Rohwedder winning high prizes.

Country Club John Dodd Don C. Bell B. F. Bostwick, Jr Claude Tucker Ralph Gibson Harry Sowden Nellie Thompson FE. B. Hammer Lester Orr C. F. Boller W. L. Alcorn M. J. Cruise Richard McCleery Bostwick Dessa

Loyal Sisterhood Class Party at Methodist Church

Loyal Sisterhood class members of the Methodist church were entertained yesterday afternoon in the social hall of the church. Mrs. H. M. Shaver, president, presided with Mrs. William Mercer leading devotions. Entertainment included readings by Mrs. Orville Dayton.

Methodist Church H. M. Shaver William Mercer Orville Dayton

Reception and committee lists for event volunteers

The reception committee includes Mrs. Mercer Mrs. P FE Babcock Mrs. Fred Hutt Mrs. Julia Cavender and Mrs Mary Genkinger. Refreshment committee features Mrs. Lyman Bunce Mrs. Dave Donovan Mrs. Carl Hering and Mrs Winfield Scott. Entertainment committee lists Mrs. R G Cherry Mrs F R Mauthe Mrs O L Dayton and Mrs J D Dayton.

Mercer P. FE. Babcock Fred Hutt Julia Cavender Mary Genkinger Lyman Bunce Dave Donovan Carl Hering Winfield Scott R. G. Cherry F. R. Mauthe O. L. Dayton J. D. Dayton

No Women Allowed in Parade in Ancient Egypt Coronation

Ancient Egypt restricted the coronation procession to men with the queen as the sole exception. The rule barred other women from participating in the ceremonial march.

Ancient Egypt

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