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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

5

Memorial services honor fallen soldiers at Wellman program

May 7 memor al services announced for Wellman honoring soldiers of past wars. American Legion and Auxiliary organize events. The march assembles nine o clock at the Legion hall then proceeds to the high school for program including Rand selections and a prayer. Washington Lodge No 26 AF and AM holds regular meetings the first Friday each month with Lee Bolland and A W Yard listed.

Frank Wilson Wellman American Legion Amercan Legion Auxiliary Legion American Legionuxiliary Boy Scouts Loyal Citiens Rand Pr. D. Miller G. L. Heiserman Washington Lodge No A. M Lee Bolland W. M A. W. Yard

Railroad timetable and bus schedule notices from Washington area

A compilation of westbound and eastbound train numbers with daily and except Sunday services, stops, and connections for the Cc R I P and BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS buses. It lists departure times for Locals, Californians, Golden State Limited, Southwest Limited, and connections at Davenport Kansas City and Chicago routes, plus Knox­ville branch details and agent names.

Golden State Limited Washington Kansas City-Davenport Southwest Limited W. C. Bell

Free French Commander Leads Syria Advance From Palestine

General Georges Catroux, once Damascus governor and a top French general, reportedly leads Free French forces into Syria from Palestine. It is believed up to 40,000 troops from the Vichy‑controlled garrison in Syria may defect to Catroux as the move unfolds. The report mentions associated ceremonies, memorials, and local veterans’ events, including baccalaureate services at Wellman High School and a planned cemetery program with band music, prayers, and flag details.

Georges Catroux Damascus France Syria Palestine Garrson Catroux America Wassonville Cemetery Legion Mearl Munson P. M. Conant River Bridge E. D. Miller Lloyd Bull John Wasson Bert Tandy Filmer Roberts Henry Hubbel Ray Bell Delbert Maxwell Faye Rowe Jess Lewis Webb Morrow Wellman A. N. Gardner Taylor Thomas Johnson Lexington Pilotburg John Flading Melvin Yoder Irwin Curl Pleasant Hill Wassonville J. W. Durian Fairview Bunker Hill McArtor iMearl Munson Elmer Roberts South English

Graduation Exercises Set for May Twenty Ninth

The class graduates with Rev. Carl Klein of Washington delivering the address. The class motto reads The door to success is labeled Push. Colors are old rose and silver with a fleawer the American beauty Rose.

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Town Notes from Stringtown May Gatherings and Visits

May 27 Sunday dinner guests at L H Rinner home included Emma Rinner Stella Rinner Oscar Olson Arnold Rinner Edd Rinner Marjorie and Amy Penner celebrating Stella and Delight Rinner birthdays. Afternoon visitors at Albert Graber’s home included P P Wenger Florence Elmer Bos hart Frank Nebel and family Sam Roth and Esther Barbara.

J. J. Rich Stringtown L. H. Rinner Emma Rinner Stella Rinner Oscar Olson Mt. Pleasant Arnold Rinner Edd Rinner Marjorie Amy Penner Stella Delight Rinner Albert Graber P. P. Wenger Florence Elmer Boshart Frank Nebel Sam Roth Esther Barbara P. P. Wengers P. R. Schantz Viola Phyllis Irma Davison Arthur Davison Ruth Wilma Graber Cora Widmer Bertha Graber Walter Woods Peter Widmers Clarence Boshart Hilda Rapp

Sunday Social Notes From Washington Area Homes

Frank Nebel and family visited in the afternoon. Delight Rinner plans to teach home economics in Washington’s junior high next year. Others hosted or visited include Mrs Cora Widmer and Joyce Graber at Pete Widmer home and Miles Smith of Davenport at Edd Cummings home. Elmer Graber and family attended the Koehler funeral in Ainsworth Wednesday.

Ner Noah Widmer Frank Nebel Delight Rinner Mt. Pleasant Elmer Freyenberger Sam Freyenberger Anna Wenger Cora Widmer Joyce Bertha Graber Pete Widmner Miles Smith Davenport Edd Cummings Elmer Graber Mr. Koehler Ainsworth Elmer Freugenberger Menno Freyenberger Wayland Edna Widmer Emma Graber Earl J. J. Rich Grandma Rich W. W. Jarrard

Ainsworth Welcomes Baby Daughter At Cooper Home

Mr and Mrs Art Rathmel received word of the arrival of a baby daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Cooper in Iowa City. Big sister Roberta will help welcome the new arrival.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth Art Rathmel Ambrose Cooper Iowa City Roberta

Local Social Notes From Ainsworth Area

Mrs. Cooper is the former Maurine Rathmel. Riverette Shearer visited in Washington Thursday. Maude Bronson has home repairs near the Standard Oil station. Mrs. William Wallace visited Iowa City to see her daughter Mrs. Dunshee. Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marsh at the George Lehman home in Iowa City. Lehman’s wife Alberta Swan taught in Ainsworth schools. Warren Lins and Harlan Evans return from Camp Bowie Texas on ten day furlough. Mrs. Wylie Anderson was a business visitor in Iowa City Saturday. Rev. W. H. Hemphill attended Presbytery in Indianapolis. Luma visitor Helen Trogge visits Ainsworth. Martha Hood of Iowa Falls visits her mother Mrs. Rose Hood. Florence Marr returned from Tripoli where she taught music. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Coon and daughter from Waterloo visited late in the week. Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Telford of Ft. Madison joined guests at the Martin Telford home. Mrs. John Nye went to Loda Illinois to spend a few days with relatives.

Cooper Maurine Rathmel Riverette Shearer Washington Maude Bronson Standard Oil William Wallace Iowa City Dunshee J. A. Marsh George Lehman Lehman Alberta Swan Ainsworth Warren Lins Harlan Evans Camp Bowie Brownwood Texas Wylie Anderson W. H. Hemphill Indianapolis Ind Iting Martha Hood Iowa Falls Rose Hood Florence Marr Tripoli Lloyd Coon Daughter Waterloo S. P. Telford Ft. Madison Martin Telford John Nye Loda Ill

Death Valley Geography from Inyo County Description

The text notes Death Valley lies in Inyo County California between the Panamint range on the west and the Funeral Black Grapevine and Amargoso on the east. It spans about 150 miles in length with breadth varying from under 10 miles to roughly 20 miles.

Death Valley Inyo County California

Wounded Suspect in Gun Battle After Robbery

Betty Davis Epperson, 27, a former Chicago model, is in fair condition in a Dayton hospital after a gun battle with two patrolmen. Five bullets struck her as she fired from a car in a cemetery during a $1,700 robbery. her husband Raymond Epperson, 30, was captured without resistance. They had been married three weeks.

Betty Davis Epperson Chicago Dayton Epperson Raymond Epperson Indiana

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