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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1951

Page

2

Wenger Humphreys Wed in Wyman Church Ceremony

Marcella Wenger and Calvin Humphreys wed at Winfield Presbyterian Church in Wyman on Saturday May 26. The couple, both from Wyman, will reside on the E. V. Humphreys farm. guests from Iowa Illinois and Washington attended.

Marcella Wenger Calvin Humphreys Wyman Homer Weiger Vo Humphreys Winfield Presbyterian Church Col. Chandler Irou Owatonna Minn Harry Wenger Pride Harry Dean Suter Kay Snell Nancy Morris Burlington Wyman High School Humphreys Wyman School Washington Junior College Tle E. V. Humphreys Washington Sarah Wenger John Widmer Willard Love Harvey Davis Della Humphreys Iowa Ilinois

Brighton High School Alumni Banquet Held At Church

Brighton High School Alumni Association met Saturday evening at the Methodist church with 116 served by the WSCS. Superintendent and Mrs. C. E. Deypmede and the senior class attended as guests. Officers elected for the year were Archie Farrier president Dowie Duttweiler vice president Mrs Willis Horton secretary and Dwight Robison treasurer. Lois Statler read the class will and Beverly Guy delivered the prophecy. Seniors were initiated by a jury conducted by Rays Marie Morean.

Flower Show Details At Legion Hall June 7

Information released for the Garden department show to be held at Legion hall on June 7. Mrs. Walter Longer is general chairman with co chairs Mrs. Ernest Beauchamp Mrs. Carl Crossett and Mrs. Otto Sheetz. Contacts for information include Mrs Longer at R111-15. Luncheon reservations must be in by Tuesday June 1 for the day of the show at W Williamos cafe.

Garden Department Legion Hall Walter Longer Thess Ernest Beauchamp Carl Crossett Otto Sheetz Longer Wioiga

Fete Lorene Booth At Bridal Shower

A bridal shower honored Lorene Booth at the Lloyd Humston home last evening with co hosts Leota Warenknecht Martha Jobst and Darlene Rolly. The event featured blue and white decorations and honey moon horoscopes prepared for reading. Guests included Mrs Marl Booth Janice Jean Mrs Will Booth Mrs Dale Booth and more from Crawfordsville Dexter and surrounding areas.

Lorene Booth Lfoyd Humston Leota Warenknecht Mere Martha Jobst Darlene Rolly Marl Booth Janice Jean Will Booth Dale Booth Muralt. Smith Joyce of Crawfordsyill Herald Hatfley Joe Martin Daryl Lone Omer Lester Lackenmull Howard Miller Gerald DeLong George Metiuire Mire Mary Shields Lioyd Miller Donnie Joe Glen Davis Yes. S. M. Fishburn Alen Alice Hunter Mary Jane Rhodebeck Lois Homeroy Mre Humston Jobst Dexter

Mrs D Orr Hosts Fortnightly Applied Arts Group

Members of the Rappned Arts department of Fortnightly club traveled to West Chester for a Monday evening meeting at Mrs Don Orr home. A pot luck supper was served at 6 00. Leader Eileen Jeffery conducted a brief business session followed by social time.

Arts West Chester Don Orr Eileen Jeffery

Y's Men’s Bridge Players Meet at Owen Home

A Y's Men’s group held a bridge session at Mr. and Mrs. John Owen’s home on Tuesday evening. Women gathered for dessert at 7:30 before joining the men who had a prior dinner meeting. Four tables competed with Mrs. Roy Fields and Mrs. Ruth Simpson achieving high score while Mrs. Bill McConnell had the low score. guests included Mr. and Mrs. McConnell and Mrs. Simpson.

John Owen Roy Fields Ruth Simpson Bill McConnell Low McConnell Simpson

Local Social Calendar Notes Changes and Meetings

Thursday events list several 2 p.m. gatherings including Just Us club and Pinochle at Temple. Luncheon at fleur De Lis, 1 15 p.m. by Mrs Raymond Hell. Other groups meet at 2 p.m. or 1 15 p.m. with notes to bring items and RSVP. Friday includes Presbyterian Women's Service Guild at 2 p.m. and Saturday Women's Relief Corps at Leeton hall.

Just Us Club Cy Bush Laura Graham Tall

Regular Franklin Cubs Meeting Held at Phelps Home

The Franklin Cubs held their regular meeting recently at the home of Colleen Corrine and Charles Phelps. Charles, the group’s host, welcomed attendees and opened the session with introductory remarks.

Franklin Cubs Reventhy Colleen Corrine Charles Phelps Charles

Neighborly Spring Cookies and Coffee Moment

A breezy spring feature invites neighbors for an afternoon chat with magic cookies. The recipe details Magic Chocolate Circles two wafer cookies with a chocolate rum center, baked 350 F for eight minutes, chilled dough, and optional pink frosting.

Freed After 20 Years in Prison Meeting Led by President

The meeting featured the president in charge and a delegate chosen to attend a short course at Ames. Frank Kleese led a weeds and nests discussion while Clarence Booth outlined canvassing steps for the Junior Wair project. A township section was assigned to each beather, a June 1 club tour planned, and refreshments served. Colleen Phelps, reporter.

Ames Frank Kleese Clarence Booth Colleen Phelps

Poppy Sale Nets $455 for Veterans Benevolence

Mrs. Fred Downing reports the American Legion auxiliary poppy drive Saturday raised 455 dollars for veterans and their families. Congratulations to Mrs. Downing and all auxiliary members, with Camp Fire girls who assisted by selling pop pies.

Fred Downing American Legion Auxiliary Downing Legion Auxiliary Camp Fire

Memorial Day Reflections Emphasize Duty and Patriotism

Elm Grove pastor Rev Wortman urges renewed patriotism and moral character, recalling Gettysburg vows and sacrifices in prior wars. He warns against complacency and calls for education worship and stronger homes to defend the American way of life. Sailors Memorial at Crooked Creek honors Archie Buwer and fallen servicemen with navy hymns and prayers.

America Elm Grove W. V. Wortman United Presbyterian Church Ainsworth Elm Grove Cemetery Anca Sailors Memorial Robert Day Crooked Creek Bridge Washington Raymond Reed Archie Buwer Mr. Day Navy Father

British car makers report 1950 output up 25 percent

British automobile makers announced they produced 522515 cars and 262702 commercial vehicles in 1950, boosting total output by about a quarter above 1949. The figures show renewed postwar vigor for the industry and growing demand across passenger and commercial segments.

Washington Evening Journal Masthead and Pricing Note

The Washington Evening Journal publishes afternoons except Sundays and holidays. It is a second class matter under March 3, 1879. Subscription rates list weekly carrier price and annual prepaid option.

Washington Evening Journal Wabsuington Lona Elder, Shannon & Co R. KE. Shannon Dave R. Elder Bruce ©. Cowden Charles Morris W. J. Suan Howard In Washington Iowa United Press Imland Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Iowa Press Ass Audit Bureau of Circulations Washingtoan

Await Court Ruling In Rutledge Bond Case

Creston AP Elmer E Hunt justice of the peace will await a supreme court ruling on the Rutledge appeal bond before releasing an appearance bond In the Levy case Milton Levy 56 was charged with felonious acts with boys He and his wife were found dead in their car May 18 Rutledge Dr Robert Jr of St Louis died by own action after a Texas ruling held he must return to serve a 7 year term for second degree murder He was free on a 40000 appeal bond

Creston Elmer E. Hunt Justice of the Peace Supreme Court Hunt Milton Levy Robert Rutledge, Jr St. Louis Ton Tex Rutledge

Intra City Travel Dominated by Passenger Cars

Surveys indicate nearly three quarters of urban travel occurs by auto. Smaller cities rely more on automobiles than larger ones, with 86.5 percent in small cities versus 60.3 percent in large cities. The average auto share ranges from 76.1 to 80 percent across population bands.

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Davenport Man Jailed For Beating Daughter

Davenport District Judge Glenn D Kelly sentenced Cleother Robinson, 28, to six months in the county jail after he pleaded guilty to severely beating and shaking his three year old daughter. The child was ill for several weeks after the incident and Robinson had already spent 65 days in jail awaiting trial. Robinson said he shook the child after she caused him to become upset.

Lignin Lower Lignin Has A Lower Specific Gravity

The statement notes that Lignin Lower Lignin exhibits a lower specific gravity than most widely used pigments. It highlights its distinctive property in comparison to other pigments and implies potential implications for utilization.

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