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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1948

Page

3

Erma Swift and A Fritz Wed at St James Church

Erma Jean Swift daughter of Mr and Mrs Bryan Swift of Ainsworth married Alfred J Fritz son of Mr and Mrs Leo Fritz of Brighton in a morning ceremony at St James Church Rev H J Corcoran officiated The double ring rite featured chrysanthemum décor and music by the church organist and the Walkers The bride wore slipper satin with nylon neckline long sleeves and a senior train She carried white roses with bridesmaids and family members in pastel gowns The couple plan to live at 738 Jefferson after a wedding trip The bride is a 1948 Washington High School graduate and a rural school teacher The groom a Pleasant Plain High School graduate served in the army and is also a rural school teacher Out of town guests included families from Illinois Iowa and Missouri.

St. James Erma Jean Swift Bryan Swift Ainsworth Alfred J. Fritz Leo J. Fritz Brighton H. J. Corcoran Bob Forrest Walker Maria Gladys Hopping Riverside Wanda Swift Annette Swift Clifford Fritz Marion Swift Charles Swift Walter Fritz William Caldwell W. F W. Hall Jefferson Fritz Washington High School Clara Kurtz Fairfield A. F. Robinson Raymond Brockman Leon Robinson Francee Brookfield

Chimney Fire Damages Talleyrand Home

Mr and Mrs John W Greiner faced a house fire caused by a burnt out chimney. Keota fire department and neighbors saved the building though water and smoke caused damage. Two new chimneys and plastering were needed. Reynold Greiner of Washington assisted for days.

George Bond Talleyrand John W. Greiner Keota Reynold Greiner Washington Eddie Weber Eddie Rita Jean Jesse Bales Richland Arthur Ward Burlington Charles Roy Bond Linda Sue Donnie Joe George Bonds Community Card Club

Social Calendar updates and club notices listed

Notices for Knights of Pythias Y W C A mixers and many local clubs present. Events include meetings at Masonic Temple Christmas exchanges and bazaars across churches, schools and homes with dates, times and hosts such as Mrs Day Mrs Stanley Miss Been Blossom Mrs Morrison and others.

Knights of Pythias Qu.e.s Mansonic Temple Y. W Robert Day City P.T.A. Council Albert Stanley

Demon Cagers to Meet Winfield

Washington high School Demons host Winfield and look to rebound after a defeat by West Chester. Kester the 6 foot 3 inch center leads the visitor lineup as Bow man drills a defensive and scoring plan for a 6:30 start with Kleese Carter Brock Schmitt Crandall or Waggoner likely in the lineup. A new automatic scoreboard debuts in the Washington gymnasium.

West Chester Winfield Kester Demons George Bowman Kleese Carter Brock Schmitt Crandall Waggoner

Community notices from Pilotburg and surrounding groups

The Pilotburg Ladies Aid met in the afternoon for a program and elected officers led by Mrs. Olin Bishop. A separate event at Eight Oclock p m used the north door for a White elephant exchange hosted by Mrs Philip Kneen at 712 S Iowa Avenue.

North Door White Elephant Exchange Philip Kneen S. Iowa Pilotburg

Odaka Camp Fire Girls Meet to Support Pool Project

The Odaka camp Fire Girls met Saturday at 2 pm with Mrs. George Dowell. Beverly Tucker, president, presided. New member Mary Ann Klett attended. They decided to support the Camp Huaga pool project near Cesar Rapids by selling candy. The group presented a playlet during the program.

Odaka Camp George Dowell Beverly Tucker Mary Ann Klett Camp Huaga Cesar Rapids

Eyes of a Fish Cannot Close Its Eyes

A fish lacks eyelids and cannot close its eyes. The article explains why fish eyes stay open, noting their habitual underwater environment and protective ocular adaptations.

Service Festival to Start Tomorrow at Methodist Church

Tomorrow at 2 30 p m the Christian Service festival of the Methodist church opens in the church basement and runs to 9 p m It features tea and special booths The event funds youth preparing for full time Christian service Invitations have been sent by the local W S C S to W and C S groups county wide and the public is invited to attend.

Methodist Church T.T.T Gladys Mace Charles Morris Pleasant Hill Carol Brewer Rosemary Club Lloyd Marek Marion Township Y.W.C.A. Priscilla Club Edith Beenblossom West Chester W.R.C White Elephant Exchange Federated Church Y.W.C.A Red Brick Y.W ABC

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Erma Swift A. Fritz U and I Club Ben Coppock Braden Club Clarence Fulton W. T. Carson Merry Makers Club H. J. Myers Linger Longer Club Art Dawson Church Department of Public Affairs O.E.S Masonic Temple Gamma Psi Beta Sigma Phi Ed Sorrell Just Us Club John Lee St. James Bazaar V.F.W. Hall Harmony Club Nelson Thompson Earl Booth Friendly Circle Club Isaac Kleese C.C.C Howard Stewart Ernie Temple Stella Latehem S. N. Sorrell Delta Alpha Walter Jarrard Dale Dunbar Lyle Conklin Harold Sheets Elmer Greiner Waldo Miller Raymond Kiefer Albert Tinnis Cownie Furs Cownie Cline Greer E. M. Bridges & CO Demon Cagers Washington High School Demons Cardinals Muscatine Paul Thayer Little Six Washington Gymnasium John McConnell Alexander Odaka Camp Fire South Side Square Prione Petaldown Cannon Bath Thermos America
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