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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1944

Page

6

Fort nightly club notes and local happenings

The afternoon literature section at Fort nightly club reports 22 attendees at a meeting hosted by Mrs. J A Kunath despite rain. Other items include home redecorations at the Clayton Bear property, new tenants in Bailey apartments, Elizabeth Sherman planning a Spencer Iowa trip, upcoming P E D chapter plans with a 100 percent attendance goal, a white elephant auction for charity, and birthday celebrations at the Journal office highlighted by a live chicken gag and coconut cupcakes. Miss Rachel Benfer to speak on mission work for Presbyterian Board of Missions.

J. A. Kunath A. W. Crow Willa Bailey Young Mary Day Elizabeth Sherman M. J. Cruise and Son Elizabeth Spencer Iowa Mable Shields P.E.D Augusta Livingston

Presbyterians Invite Address at Church Thursday Night

The Presbyterians plan a gathering at the church Thursday at 7:30 where she will address the congregation and share her reflections.

Rich Injured After Ladder Fall During Unkrich Work

J J Rich suffers a badly bruised side from a fall off a ladder while carpentry at Geo Unkrich home Friday. Local visitors and neighbors stop by homes of Rich and Widmer over the weekend for calls and dinners as community members help with chores and tasks.

J. J. Rich Unkrich Stringtown Rich Geo. Unkrich Raymond Rich O. F. Frey D. Graber Jake Widmer Jacob Gerig Wayland J.C Connie Susan Friesen Arthur Householder Mt. Pleasant Earl Bachman Marvin Widmer Verla Boshart Noah Widmer J. J Wim. Reshley Olds Edna Reed Gordon, Neb Tay Brooks George Brooks Norma Peter R. Graber Ada Ida Richard

Family Dinner Honors Pvt. D Hayes on Furlough

Mr and Mrs Lyle Hayes hosted a Sunday dinner at their Gracerill home in honor of Pvt Donald Hayes home on furlough from Camp Robinson Arkansas. Attendees included Pvt and Mrs Donald Hayes and children Donnie and Dickie plus numerous Hayes relatives and friends.

Honor Pvt D. Hayes L. Hayes Nelson Woodford Gracerill Lyle Hayes Donald Hayes Camp Robinson Arkansas Donnie Dickie Cloyce Hayes George Joan Charles Lois Harold Hayes Pleasant Plain Lloyd Hayes Richard Hayes Dwight Hayes John Williams Carisle Williams John Hough Larry Jay Wes Engel Patricia Wapello Brighton Gracehill Beulah Mikseh Ottumwa Ira Mikseh

Local Family News and Park Outing Highlights

Harry Kleese of the west side suffered a knee injury after a fall and is bedfast though x rays show no fracture, ligaments torn and bruising severe. Mr and Mrs Eldon Bauer and children joined at the Lloyd Bauer home for supper Thursday in honor of Mrs Eldon Bauer. Members of the Double Eight club and families held a wiener roast Sunday at Sunset Park.

Karen Harry Kleese Eldon Bauer Junior Sandra Tommy Lloyd Bauer Double Eight Club Sunset Park

Monday in Washington and local family visits

Lyle on business and Mrs. Hayes visiting her mother Mrs. Chas Eyestone. Edward Mikseh son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mikseh of Ainsworth visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miksel. Mrs. Lyle Hayes and several others attend WRC at West Chester. Robert Waterhouse returns from Norfolk Virginia after two weeks with husband. Bobby and Jimmy return home after visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Max Waterhouse.

Washington Lyle Hayes Chas. Eyestone Edward Mikseh Robert Mikseh Ainsworth Ira Miksel Lyle Hayes Max Waterhouse John Williams Clyde Dawson Nelson Woodford W.R.C West Chester Robert Waterhouse Norfolk Virginia Bobby Jimmy

Cpl Marion Howell Stationed in India and Local News roundup

Cpl Marion Howell, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Howell, is stationed in India according to word received last week. The column notes various local residents visiting family, travels, and wartime duties, including Mrs Floyd Butt and Jean Morgan visiting Donald Butt in New Jersey, and Ray M Lewis in a Navy hospital in Corona California.

Columbus Junction Marion Howell Charles Howell India Floyd Butt Jean Morgan Asbury Park N. J Donald A. Butt South Pacific Ray M. Lewis Navy Corona Calif Robert K. Lewis CPH. M Cherry Point N. C John Harold Jones Camp Butner Flugh Jones Roland Rees Clyde Walter Kenneth Kern Moline George Kern Columbus City T. A. Lewis Arlington Charles O. Garrett Pfe Mary Greene E. R. Mitchell Aud Howell Catherine May Iowa City Margaret Moore Nellie Hull Amarillo Tex Ada Orr Carleton Moore Chicago Ill C. D. Browning

Notable Moves and Visits Highlight Local Notes

Kern and Mrs D A Wellmeyer are this week. E E Hopkins, a Rock Island depots telegrapher, moved from Morris Illinois to Muscatine and will relocate here once a house is found. A picnic at Chautauqua park honored Mr and Mrs Norman Brook who will move to Colorado. W S McConahay, Columbus Chautauqua park custodian, is ill in Iowa City. Mrs Herbert Harbison Jr visits Pvt Harbison at Camp Maxey Texas. A United Presbyterian potluck showered Rev R W Galloway and family with canned fruit and vegetables. Mrs Thomas Eland learned Pvt Eland arrived in France. Lt and Mrs Joseph Clinton Green announce daughter Terry Jo born Sept 8 in Joplin Missouri near Camp Crowder. Lt Green is son of J A Green Columbus Junction. Mrs Green was Ruth Davis, local teacher.

Wyo Columbus City W. S. McConahay Columbus Chautauqua Park University Hospital Iowa City Herbert Harbison Pvt. Harbison Camp Maxey Texas United Presbyterian Church R. W. Galloway Thomas Eland Pvt. Eland France Joseph Clinton Green Terry Jo Joplin Camp Crowder Lt. Green J. A. Green Columbus Junction

Pfc Testroet Wounded in France Receives Home Letter

West Chester report details Pfc Wayne E Testroet a hospital patient overseas who wrote Sept 19 and was received Sept 29 by his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Testroet. He says his left arm is broken and his right leg has a bullet wound from driving a jeep in France. He stays cheerful and hopes for letters from friends. His last furlough was February 1943 and he has been overseas since April.

R. C. Ferguson West Chester Wayne E. Testroet Ed Testroet Jie France Pre Yestreet Hotle Jack Hotle Camp Hood Texas Walter Lance Great Lakes Ill

Welcome New Members to Fortnightly Music Department

Mrs. Foster Bagge hosted Fortnightly Club’s Music department meeting as seven new members were welcomed including Mrs. George Dare and Bernice Quintus. The program featured papers on Music Unites the Americas Tunes for Tough Times and Music A Prime War Time Necessity with several vocal and piano performances. Guests included Mrs. W. B. Dupuis and Mrs. Elmer Wells.

Foster Bagge George Dare KF. C. Surface Bernice Quintus Vera Fife Helen Caldwell Kathryn Crigler Mary M. Broghammer The Americas Lindsey A. Anderson George Masson Gertrude Englert Carolyn Hamilton Boyd White Miss Hamilton Wendolyn Ramseyer Beverly Brown J. C. Holbert Masson A Ie Gillespie W. B. Dupuis Elmer Wells Bagge Bruce Lipscomb Anderson

Carnival at Marion Sheetz home charms Sunshine Club

The Sunshine Community club hosted a carnival Friday evening at the Marion Sheetz home. Colored lights and humorous booths created a carnival atmosphere for club families and guests. Julie McKinstry.

Sunshine Community Club Marion Sheetz Julie McKinstry

Carnival Draws Crowds with Games and Auctions

The event featured accordion tunes and side shows drawing attendees to galleries and contests. Visitors enjoyed hot dogs and pie while a white elephant auction with Austin Sutherland entertained the crowd. Fortune teller Mrs Frankie Sutherland revealed secrets, and organizers led by Mrs Charles Cannon earned praise.

Austin Sutherland Frankie Sutherland Charles Cannon Don Simmering Sheets George T. Koehler Bonnie Stout

Literature Group With Mrs Kunath Hosts Fortnightly Club

Twenty members of the Literature Department afternoon division of the Fortnightly club were guests.

Hospital Births and Procedures Notice

Mrs Catherine Schall Weil man admitted as patient. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Malley of 310 West Adams street are parents of a seven and a half pound son born at 6 07 this morning. Mrs Robert Howell Crawfordsville had a tonsillectomy this morning. Robert Speake of 1021 East Adams street was discharged this afternoon.

Catherine Schall Weil Man Lawrence Malley West Adams Street Robert Howell Crawfordsville Rtobert Speake East Adams Street

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