Beulah Davis Expected Home After Ten Years Abroad
Word: Miss Beulah Davis daughter of Shan Davis who has spent ten years abroad is expected home in a few days.
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Beulah Davis
Shan Davis
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1933
Page
8
Character Means Success In Baccalaureate Sermon
Rev Vinz urged 1933 graduates to base life on Christian teachings as the path to lasting success citing examples of apparent rise followed by personal ruin. An organ processional and choral numbers closed with prayers and benediction from local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ving
Vinz
Add
Carolyn McCleery
Helen Coffey
Velda Parcell
Helen Alcorn
Vernette Johnson
F. C. Witzigman
Methodist Church
C. W Klein
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
F. C. Satchett
Christian Church
C. S. Williams
Landscape garden talk set at YWCA Thursday
Hil Ho comments on silence and thought. Garden dept Fortnightly has no meeting on June Jet due to date conflicts. A landscape garden talk by Y W C A is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Woman's room open to interested persons. Luties Aid Society of Haskins meets Thursday at two with Mrs James Cherwinker. Chapter 1 P EB O meets Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Carl Roberts home. Meeting place change noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Dept
Luties Aid Society of
Haskins
James Cherwinker
P. EB. O
Carl Roberts
Young Americans Forge New Philosophies For Prosperity
Des Moines May 23. W H Stacy Iowa State College extension worker reports a six town survey of 18 to 25 year olds showing youth discard old time philosophies and craft new cooperative plans for an economy of abundance. Groups in Strawberry Point Ida Grove Rowan Iowa Falls and other counties organize civic clubs and Future Farmers chapters with Farm Bureau and church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stacy
Iowa State College
Iowa
E. £. Mayhew
Story City Jn
Stacy
America
Strawberry Point
Minster
Wif
Black Hawk
Lee, Fayette
Pocahontas Cerro Gordo
Webster
Scott Story
Howards Counties
Farm Bureau
Iowa State College Extension Service
Columbus Junction Community Notes and Local Events
In Columbus Junction on Decoration Day 11 a m a memorial ceremony will be held at the city cemetery under the American Legion. The high school band will perform. Emma Krob of Solon, a University of Iowa student, will accompany Miss Marion Jet home for the weekend. Several residents and visitors travel between Davenport, Mechanicsville, Kirksville, and other towns for family and social visits. The East Side basketball team defeated Cotter 2 to 0 at Pine’s airport. A large forestry reforestation crew will work in Louisa county over the next month, clearing brush and ditching to improve levees. one camp will be near Wapello and another at Oakville Park. Elizabeth Gillette of Columbus Junction was crowned queen of Muscatine Junior College’s spring dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
American Legion Post
Emma Krob
Solon
University of Iown
Marion Jet
Town City
H. Carter
Adolph Haase
Davenport
Sinters
K. Lambert
L. Olson
Peoria
Illinois Stats Teachers’ College
H. W. Sargeant
Herbert Mishler
Kirksville, MO
W. A. Norris
G. N Duncan
J. B. Reaney
Wic Silla Club
William Rock
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Thomas Miller
Kliessrut
Wash
Sheldon Forbes
East Side
Cotter
Pine's
Irene McRoberts
Louisa County
Leree
Iowa River
Davison
Wapello
Snother
Oakville
Elizabeth Gillette
Muscatine Junior College
Local residents meet for visits and school events
Durand Ross from Davenport visits his mother Mrs. PD J Ross. Miss Baja Boller of Nes Moines spends the weekend here and returns home tomorrow evening. Mrs Tom Carris leaves Washington county hospital after her operation. A group of children undergo tonsil removals at Washington county hospital. Readouts include Earl Harris Maye Belle Brown Marjorie Watson Ethel Bruegge Viola Bell. Ernest Plechsig and Mrs C S Stewart with relatives attend Margaret Stewart's high school graduation and class play. Presbyterian prayer meeting led by Anna Scott. Harry Boice and family visit J C Boice relatives while Elizabeth Boice plans to attend William and Mary College. Elizabeth will join family in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durand Ross
Davenport
PD. J. Ross
Baja Boller
Nes Moines
Tom Carris
Washington County Hospital
Earl Harris
Washington
Arthur Harris
Maye Belle Brown
Wellman
Frank Brown
Marjorie Watson
Washington, Rt
Wilbur Watson
Ethel Bruegge
Riverside
Merc
Ben Bruegge
Viola Bell
Daugher
William Bell
Ernest Plechsig
Chiago
Flechsig
Donald McLaughlin
C. S. Stewart
C. S. White
Des Moines
Margaret Stewart
Stewart
Grace
Mary White
Presbyterian Prayer
Anna Scott
Harry Boice
Rock Springs
Wyo
J. C. Boice
Elizabeth
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Mrs. Asta M. Riley Funeral in Muscatine
Funeral services for Mrs. Asta M. Riley 59 of Muscatine were to be held in Muscatine this afternoon. She died Saturday after taking poison at home, with ill health and nervous condition given as the probable cause. Born in Germany as Radtke she came to America in youth and married Robert H. Riley of Washington in 1919. Survived by husband and sister Frances Klopfenstein. Cremation planned after services by Rev. J. B. Rendell at the Fairbanks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asta M. Riley
Muscatine
Riley
Washington
Bellevue Hospital
Germany
America
Radtke
Robert H. Riley
Iowa
Frances Klopfenstein
Mt Pleasant
Fairbanks Home
J. B. Rendell
First Presbyterian Church
Ainsworth Beats Lone Tree In Iown Cedar League Clash
Ainsworth defeated Lone Tree in a Cedar League baseball game 6 to 6. Both teams had seven hits and multiple errors. Ainsworth offense featured Harbison McAvoy Cook Kiesey Boyd Wagenknecht Edmondson P Wagenknecht Coon with Lone Tree led by D Green P Green R Flake Zeigler M Fake Smid Dunn Plake Harrell. Next Sunday Ainsworth hosts Hills at the Washington area diamond on road No. .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Lone Tree
Washington
Harbison
McAvoy
Cook
Kiesey
Boyd
Bo Wagenknecht
Edmondson
P. Wagenknecht
Editorial excerpts on Morgan inquiry in Iowa papers
Iowa editors comment on House of Morgan activity and farm relief in columnist selections from Waterloo Daily Courier Davenport Democrat Carroll Daily Herald Perry Daily Chief Charles City Press Washington Evening Journal Oskaloosa Daily Herald Cedar Rapids Gazette Cedar Valley Times Vinton. Pieces discuss income tax loopholes big bankers influence inflation and state politics with emphasis on Iowa senate appointments and administration restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Morgan
Iowa
Waterloo Daily Courier
Morgan
Davenport Democrat
Washington
Lindbergh
Lershing
Carroll Daily Herald
Morgan Firm
Calvin Coolidge
Jess
William Gibbs McAdoo
Perry Daily
Pecora
Friendsip
Charles City Press
Morgan House
Washington Evening Journal
Oskaloosa Daily Herald
Congress
Diay
United States
Treasury
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Valley Times
Vinton
Harry C. White
State Board of Control
Herring
Benton-Tama
Riverside notes on visits and travel across Iowa
Riverside residents report family trips and visits to Iowa Falls Wellston Iowa City Des Moines and Wellston. Ed Jr Speer Kalesick Grimm Prymek Allen and Mary Viasek are mentioned with relatives and training in Camp Dodge. The St Marys senior class visited St Marys in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Leo Grimm
Walter Prymek
Burlington
Prank Prymek
Gilbert Allen
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Forestry Corps
U.S
St Mary's High School
St. Mary's High School
Language choices mark a hopeful marriage proposal
The excerpt describes a young man’s refined request to a girl for marriage and then shifts to a series of local school picnics, visitors, and a birth in West Liberty. It also notes family health concerns, travel to California, and a district American Legion Auxiliary meeting.
Travelers and visitors arrive for Decoration Day and summer
C A Owen of Assiut Beyet will arrive this afternoon and stay through summer with his wife and family. Mr and Mrs E G Butterbaugh and daughter Beatrice of Stuart visited over Memorial Day with Mrs Butterbaughs mother Mrs Jak Palmer and relatives. Miss Alice Goodspeed of Chicago came for Decoration Day. James Sexton from Dayton's Minneapolis and Mr Nicholson head of the show department are visiting Sextons. Mrs H Fisher of San Francisco visits. Ruth Davis and daughter Ruth attend graduation in Tama tonight. Miss Dorothea Thompson returns from Dallas Center to teach in Washington next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Owen
Assiut
Beyet
E. G. Butterbaugh
Beatrice of Stuart
Minneapolis
Ite Nicholson
Nicholson
Clint McGee
St. Paul
Sexton
J. O. Sexton
J. O Sexton
H. Fisher
San Francisco
Calif
Margaret Sexton
Norine Wells
Chicago
Stewart
C. W. Stewart
University Hospital
Iowa City
Dorothea Thompson
Dallas Center
Washington
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Aaa
Johnson Glo
Coat
Phillinos & Hebner’s the
West Side Druggists
East End Grocery
Wheaties
J.B. Kunath
East
Washington St
Geo. L. McDaniel Drugging
S.W. Corner Square
Rev. Vinz
Hil Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
City Hall
WE. Krizer
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Kivery
Cricaso
U.P
Ida Grove
Rowan
Iowa Falls
National Future Farmers Association
Martha Butler
Mrs. Riley
Newspaper Comment
United Press
Earl J. Birney
Russell Mayer
W. R. Jeffrey
W. S. Bovard
Methodists
Everett Griffith
Dee Moines
A. L. Griffith
Harve Carter
Margaret Corbin
Drake University Choir
University Little Symphony Orchestra
Drake
Mabel Moss Madden
Barbara Cuddy
Clarence
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wiste Long
Mary Austen
M. Olivia
M Vincent Depaul
Mary Martinello
Riverside High School
Park
Ball Park
Adam Simon
Near West Liberty
August Kern
H. E. Doud
H. Z. Cross
Long Beach
California
Westphal
John Shields & Sons
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