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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1946

Page

2

Construction workers sought for housing project

The U S Employment Service orders a large number of carpenters plumbers and laborers for a nearby housing project with on site housing. Apply at the local office upstairs over the book store for referral in Washington Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Nate E Young buy 919 South Fourth Avenue moving from 515% North Marion Avenue within weeks. Presbyterian church rummage sale October 11 from 8:50 a m to 4:30 p m 1993 end of day.

The U. S. Employment Service Washington Nate E. Young Phil Antonoff South Fourth Avenue Bell North Marion Avenue

Rainbow Girls Plan Hallowe'en Party

Marie Blattner presided over 55 Rainbow Girls at the Masonic temple. The assembly voted 25 to aid disabled veterans and finalized plans for a Halloween party October 28 at the temple and a December 23 pre Christmas dance at the Legion hall. Carla Guther led a proficiency class for nine. Birthday refreshments followed as members with recent birthdays were honored.

Marie Blattner Order of Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Disabled Veterans Association Hallowe’en Legion Hall Carla Guther Victor Blattner Rainbow Board

Destroy Barberries

A total of 323 762 546 barberry bushes and seedlings have been destroyed on 129 962 properties across 18 states cooperating with the department of agriculture in the eradication of rust spreading barberry bushes.

Department of Agriculture

Demons Edge Fairfield in Homecoming Prep Flurry?

Stats show Washington beating Ottumwa 19 0 and Fairfield 32 0 in recent games while Fairfield fumbled heavily and passed poorly. Ottumwa held Washington to 0 in first half scoring, and Fairfield to 0 passing against Ottumwa. The data suggests Washington may have an edge, though results may vary at Case field Friday night.

Fairfield Washington Ottumwa Demons Fairfield Fumbling Fairfeild Otttmwa Buldogs Case Field

Ames Footballers to Eat Horse Meat at Training Table

Iowa State College football players faced a meat shortage with a plan to serve horse meat at the training table. A truck was to pick up filly fillets from Estherville for the first order, with players told beforehand what would be on the menu. The move aims to stretch limited supplies and could spread to other campus eateries if shortages persist.

AMES Iowa Iowa State Cyclone OPA Estherville J. C. Schilletter

Vigilant Class Holds Dinner and October Social

The Vigilant Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church hosted a cooperative dinner at Ernest Jones home with fall floral decorations. After a bountiful supper, a brief business meeting led by president Mrs Archie M Euwer followed by devotions from Mrs Mae Hopengardner and prayer by Rev T E White. The program committee organized Bible Iowa Centennial quizzes and the evening ended with social visiting.

The Presbyterian Church Ernest Jones Archie M. Euwer Mae Hopengardner T. E. White Iowa

Washington B Team Defeats Fairfield 12-0 in Football Exhibition

Washington high school B team remains undefeated after a 12 to 0 win over Fairfield sophomores and freshmen. Thornton scored early, Kleese added a second touchdown, and coach Gus Alsip rotated 30 reserves for experience. Next games include Fairfield at Washington Oct 21 and Iowa City Oct 28.

Washington High School Washington Reserves Fairfield Washington Thornton Kleese Gus Alsip Iowa City Sigourney

Will Crown Queen For Homecoming

Washington high school students have chosen a homecoming queen from ten candidates including Louise Barnes and Dorothy Walker. She will be crowned Friday at a pep assembly, participate in the parade from the high school at 3 10, receive honors at a Friday evening game, and a school dance follows at Lincoln school.

Washington High School Fairfield High School Washngton Casefield Louise Barnes Beverly Crandall Babe Falk Joan Fields Ruth Ann George Phyllis Orcutt Pat Patterson Darlene Stover Jane Turner Dorothy Walker Lincoln School Girls’ Athletic Association

Alice Richardson and Wayne Henry Wed at Little Brown Church

Alice Richardson and Wayne Henry were married in a single ring ceremony at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua with Rev F L Hanscom officiating. The couple plan a farming home near Keota after a wedding trip to the Twin Cities.

Alice Richardson Wayne Henry Keota John K. Henry Little Brown the Vale Nashua F. L. Hanscom Betty Gayle Brinning Henry Twin Cities Iowa Continental Telephone Company San Diego Calif Army Pacific Theater

Music Department Programs a Musical Lowana Night

The Music Department met with Helen Harvey for the October meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Herbert Osincup. Mrs. M. M. Schell presided and announced the Fortnightly club’s anniversary turkey dinner on November 7 at the Methodist church. New members Carolyn Neal Virginia Terry and Mrs. Melvin Hill were introduced.

Helen Harvey Walter Smith Herbert Osincup M. M. Schell Methodist Church Carolyn Neal Virginia Terry Melvin Hill Schell Oakley Payne

Cardinals Face Central B Team at Case Field Thursday

Washington junior college hosts Central College B team at Case field Thursday evening in a first meeting with Central reserves this season. Coach Norman White hopes for a quick rebound after beating Elkader while expecting standout players Dave Livingston and Bill Arnold back for action.

Washington Junior College Case Field Central College Pella Cardinals Elkader M. E. Woodford Angus Moore Mt. Pleasant Gil Schantz Wayland Norman White Central Parsons White Dave Livingston Bill Arnold Nors Washington Oskaloosa Penn College Cornell Mt. Vernon Burlington

Musical Iowa 100 Years Documented With Artist Performances

A program titled Musical Iowa One Hundred Years traced Iowa music development highlighting local composers Towans and figures like Salter Willson and Knight Logan. Performers included Mrs Burham singing Lady April and Iowa and Miss Hamilton with piano by Edna Klein and Mrs Masson. The event closed with Sara Pollock giving a Berkshire Festival talk and social hour refreshments.

Musical Iowana Iowa Towans Everett K. Burham April Salter

Fortnightly Club Literature Session Welcomes Two New Members

Mrs. Boyd Berdo hosted the Fortnightly club Literature department meeting with 22 members present. Visitor Mrs. Carlton Wilson attended as the only guest. The group welcomed new members Mrs. Robert Day and Mrs. Emma Richardson. Mrs. Lemmon was named to run towel sales. Anniversary tickets for the November seventh ginner went on sale. Dues were paid. Mrs. C. R. McCutchen Jr. reviewed Artists in Iowa about Grant Wood who died in 1942 at Iowa City. reproductions of Wood paintings were shown afterward. The meeting adjourned after readings of laws.

Boyd Berdo Carlton Wilson Berdo Robert Day Emma Richardson J. E. Lemmon C. R. McCutchen, Jr Iowa Garwood Grant Wood Iowa City

Junior Fortnightly Welcomes New Members

Mrs Richard Ross and Eileen Hammen co hosted the Junior Fortnightly meeting at Mrs W Keifer’s home with 20 attendees including two visitors. Two new members Helen Swanson and Lois Bare joined the department as Virginia McLaughlin led the group announcing the November 7 anniversary dinner at the Methodist church with the Junior department aiding the program. Mrs Rodney Kephart gave a grapho analytic program titled Hand writing on the Wall. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.

Richard Ross Eileen Hammen W. Keifer Carl Dallmeyer Phyllis Brown Helen Swanson Lois Bare Virginia McLaughlin Methodist Church Rodney Kephart

Bridge Party At Masonic Temple Hosts and Scores

Mr. Clarence Richards and Mrs. Verona Nordyke chaired the White Shrine event at the Masonic temple yesterday afternoon. Four tables of bridge produced high score for Mrs. Will Hemmingsereceiving and low for Mrs. Della Miller. Next party set for two weeks hence at the temple.

Clarence Richards Verona Nordyke Masonic Temple Will

Birthday congratulations for Bash anniversary and local birthdays

Mr and Mrs William Bash receive birthday wishes on their wedding anniversary. Geraldine Jo Augustine turns three, JoAnn Helman four, and John Stanton Kiesey is also noted. Donny Duane Duncan celebrates his 14th birthday with school friends sending wishes.

Mrs William Bash Geraldine Jo Augustine Keith Augustine JoAnn Helman Irwin Helman John Stanton Kiesey Stan Kiesey Donny Duane Duncan Gerald Duncan

Birthday Honored By Joan Michels At Ames

Joan Michels daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Michels is observing a birthday today at Iowa State College in Ames.

Joan Michels T. A. Michels Iowa State College Ames

JoAnne Harland Celebrates Tenth Birthday Today

JoAnne Harland, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Harland, observes her tenth birthday today on route two.

JoAnne Harland Mrs. Elmer Harland Route Two

Happy Returns For Olive Coon Murphy and Friends

Greetings extend to Mrs. Olive Coon Murphy of Ainsworth and friends Joe Hill and Helen Embree for birthday wishes and well wishes on the occasion.

Olive Coon Murphy Ainsworth Joe Hill Helen Embree

Pot-Luck Dinner Honors Four Men Home from Army

A cooperative dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Orris honored four men recently returned from military service. Attendees included Ora Marlott Billie Orris Virgil Heringall of Crawfordsville and David Griffith of Iowa City along with many family members and friends.

Army W. A. Orris Ora Marlott Billie Orris Virgil Heringall Crawfordsville David Griffith Iowa City I. K. Orris Ralph Dorothy Clarence Hering Viola Ora Marlett Rita Paul Howell Patricia Norma John Marylin James Joyce Columbus Junction J. B. Oriis Vivian Williamsburg Ruth Oriss

Presbyterian Morning Prayer Meeting Notice

The Presbyterian church announces a morning prayer meeting at 9 30 Wednesday morning at the church.

Presbyterian

Nicola Descendants Dinner Reunion at Sunset Park

The Nicola descendants held a reunion at Sunset Park on Sunday with 43 attendees. Albert Nicola was the only Marcellus Nicola member present, and a 1947 reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August at Sunset Park with guests from several families and towns.

Marcellus Nicola Sunset Park Albert Nicola Eva Ribble Lander Wyo J. T. Adams Jimmy Oren Romine Flave Hagist Wayne Dickinson Keota Cotter Howard Law Lois Dean Michael Muscatine Edward Nicola Sandra Richard Nicola Donna Nora Nicola Davenport Lottie Nicola Clifford Nicola Judy Cathy Clarence Nicola Sigourney F. E. Wierzburger Knoxville Ann Trojovsky Joan Kenneth Donnie Clyde Sam Warren Bob and Washington

Honor Mrs Hanna At Kitchen Shower

Mrs Charles Cannon hosted a Saturday afternoon post nuptial party honoring Mrs Charles Hanna the former Donna Darbyshire. Twenty guests attended including Mrs Dale Darbyshire and Mrs Chester Hanna. Guests wrote advice and recipes and signed tea towels as gifts were displayed in a miniature kitchen.

Charles Cannon Charles Hanna Donna Darbyshire Dale Darbyshire Crawfordsville Chester Hanna Murrell Mt Pleasant Howard Witting Carl Schneider Omar Wagner

Longtime Washington couple honored at church dinner

Mr and Mrs Frank L Wilson celebrated 62 years of marriage with a family night dinner at the Methodist church in Washington. About 150 attendees heard Dr Fred E Miller and district superintendent Dr Walter Scheurmann praise the couple for decades of church service.

Frank L. Wilson Methodist Church Wilson Mgr

Hospital Admission and Discharges Report

Dillon Schantz from route three Was admitted yesterday as a surgical patient. Mrs Harry Embree and daughter Nancy Carol of Wellman were discharged today.

Dillon Schantz Route Three Harrry Embree Nancy Carol Wellman

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