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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1941

Page

8

Salem Reunion Plans Draw Community Attendance

Salem, May 28. The annual Salem reunion will be held Sunday June. The event features a noon basket dinner and an afternoon program under chairman Mrs. Merritt Reiner. Several local families and guests join in with the community for the gathering and activities.

Merritt Reiner Dewey Weeks Salem George Zeck Charles Wolfe New Stirling Tom Stirling Stirling McCartney Fields Joe Meyers Moline Ill Adolph Larson Meyers Larson John Wagner George Miller

Harold Pohren Hurt by Horse in Merrimac

Harold Pohren, employed by Andrew Zihlman, was kicked by a horse Saturday morning in Merrimac, breaking both bones just below the elbow. Local visitors and relatives were noted in a Sunday gathering, with several families visiting in nearby homes. Read the Classifieds.

Harold Pohren Carl Amrine Merrimac Andrew Zihlman Delmer Crile Sharon Lester Kientz Dale Norton Virgil Harold Pohrens Kenneth Crile Janet John Hill Ben Neff Oregon John Wieneke Sarah John Hostetler Woodburn Ore Wieneke Roy Lowe Doss van Winkle Waldo Arthur van Winkles

Lydia Eicher travels for state welfare work to meetings in Chicago and New York

Lydia Eicher, head of New Mexico Welfare work, travels via Chicago to Atlantic City for a general meeting and New York for a few days, accompanied by sister Hanna Bailey. The piece notes travel, family visits, local events, and civic happenings including D A R activities and a Royal Neighbors convention.

Lydia Eicher Lydia New Mexico Chicago Atlantic City New York Hanna Bailey Hanna Francis Dave McKee Waterloo

Porter to Lead Chemical Warfare Service at Army Post

President Roosevelt names Army Major General Walter Baker successor. Colonel William Nichols Porter of the Chemical Warfare Service elevated to chief position replacing Baker.

William Nichols Porter Roosevelt Walter C. Baker Chemical Warfare Service

Washington County Board Approves Federal Highway Projects 1941

The Washington County Iowa Board of Supervisors on May 22 1941 adopted a resolution to pursue Federal aid for a secondary road system. It requests the State Highway Commission to proceed with Project No 1 and to place improvements under construction at the earliest date.

Board of Supervisors H. P. Wilson Ned Morrow Congress of the United States Iowa Washington County State Highway Commission United States Public Roads Administration Office of the Auditor Iowa State Highway Commission

Mirs J R McCreedy Honored at Owa City Party

Mrs Clara Godlove reports in Haskins on May 29 that Mr and Mrs J R McCreedy and Ross attended a birthday dinner in Iowa City for M D McCreedy’s mother and Leslie and Billy. Attendees included Leslie MecCreedy and family, Sharon and Sally Jo, Harry McCreedy, Lois Godlove, Helen Embree, and more. A later note mentions iris garden visits and other relatives gathering for Sunday dinners and visits.

Clara Godlove Haskins J. R. McCreedy Ross Iowa City M. D Leslie Billy Leslie MecCreedy Sharon Sally Jo Waterloo Harry McCreedy Lois Godlove Helen Embree M. 1 Sue Thoma Vivian Booth Godlove Ira Coon Harry Showalter

Centerville Youth Connected to Los Angeles Weekly

Dick Young son of Mr and Mrs J L Young of Centerville travels to Los Angeles each week. His father leads the J S A chapter at Centerville.

Los Angeles J. L. Young Centerville

Liner Siboney Returns From Lisbon With Ambergris Prospect

While returning to New York from Lisbon, the liner Siboney spotted a large floating mass. After consideration the crew retrieved it, hoping it is ambergris, a valuable substance used in perfume, potentially worth 2.4 million dollars.

U. S Lisbon Portugal Siboney New York

Cancellation by Publication Record

K F Bauer chairman announces cancellation by publication for the Board of Supervisors matter. Attest: Stan Kiesey clerk verifies the action.

K. F. Bauer Board of Supervisors Stan Kiesey

Sunday Greetings and Local Visits Report

Tree Sunday with Mrs. Bean’s parents Mr and Mrs Georg Wall and visiting Herb Harbison’s home in Columbus Junction to see Mrs Harbison who is recovering from an appendectomy. RK McCreedy is improving from lameness but not yet very active. Our minister Rev Mich el and wife attend general assembly in St Louis this week and will return next Sunday for 9 30 services. Sunday school at 10 30. Sue Thoma traveled to Davenport on Decoratio Day to visit relatives and dine with the Ebners at the Pete home.

Larson Peterson Moline Reiners Geraldine William Weeks Moberly Bill Dewey Bean Georg Wall Herb Harbison Columbu Junction Harbison RK. McCreedy Michel Genral Assembly St. Louis Sunda Sue Thoma Davenpor G. C. Ebner D. H

Funeral of Mrs Ward in Elm Grove Cemetery

Burial services were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Charles Ward, former Washington resident who died in Oklahoma. The graveside service at Elm Grove Cemetery was in charge of Dr. F. W. Eastwood of the Presbyterian church. Pallbearers were Howard White Co., S. Lemmon, Co. B Dougherty, R. E. Dougherty, R. M. Smith and C. J. Roberts.

Elm Grove Cemetery Charles © .Ward Washington Oklahoma F. W. Eastwood Presbyterian Church Howard White S. Lemmon Dougherty R. E. Dougherty R. M. Smit C. J. Roberts

Onawa Youths Die in Auto Accident

Two Onawa youths Orville Gray seventeen and Raymond Campbell fifteen were killed when an automobile they were riding on Highway 75 at high speed crashed near River Sioux. The Campbell student was an eighth grader. Patrolman Den Muir said the reportedly stolen car, owned by Pay Patterson, likely traveled about six miles an hour over the limit before entering a curve and veering off the south riverbank, striking a fruit tree and uprooting it.

Onawa River Sioux Orville Gray Raymond Campbell Campbell den Muir Pay Patterson Harrison County Cass A. Bullis Patterson

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