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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1939

Page

5

College Pupils to Resume Work in Wellman

Wellman Sept 7 college bound pupils depart for fall studies. Eva Gingerich Edith Yoder and Howard Schock head to Hesston Kansas Marian Durst to Dubuque University Muravillein to Parsons College Shirley Atkins to Broadlawn General Hospital and Wilma Stricker to Iowa Methodist Hospital for nursing training. Joe Kehoe Russell Ross Everett Erb Gilbert Fritz Lilah Snavely to University of Iowa Fern Oldfield to Washington Junior College Roger Miller to Michigan State College Jay Miller to Carleton College Kitty Maddock to Cornell College Diana Coffey to Coe College Cecil Gingerich Lois Erb to Goshen College Maxine Adams to postgraduate study Wellman enrollment 142 in high school 144 in grades 32 seniors 41 juniors 27 sophomores 42 freshmen. Margaret Huntsberger to Meseroy teach music Jean McIntosh to Northwood teach music.

Frank Wilson Wellman Eithr Eviyn Gingerich Edith Yoder Howard Schock Washington Hesston Kansas Marian Durst Dubuque Unity of Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines Joe Kehoe Russell Ross Everett Erb Gilbert Fritz Lilah Snavely University of Iowa Fern Oldfield Roger Miller Michigan State College Lansing Michigan Jay Miller Careighton College Omaha Kitty Mae Maddock Cornell College Mt Vernon Diana Coffey Coe College Cedar Rapids Cecil Gingerich Lois Erb Goshen College Indiana Maxine Adams Burrell Foster, Jr Howard Greiner Burrell Foster Clinton Dr. Foster Cleo Moothart Waterloo Carroll Durian Margaret Huntsberger Meserey

Local visitors and obituaries mark Highland Center week

At Highland Center Sept 7 residents hosted or visited several neighbors including Henry Ertz of Monmouth and Mr and Mrs Drake of Cedar Rapids. The community mourns J H McCreedy killed Wednesday morning while Albaugh school opened with Ruth Houseal as teacher and six scholars.

Highland C S Henry Ertz Monmouth Illinois Frank Salladay J. R. Drake Cedar Rapids J. E. Wagner Washington Ira Coon Shurman White Crawfordsville Amy Brown Mount Union Enla Mae Coon Darlene Krotz Riley Grecians J. H. McCreedy

Family and guests share weekend visit details

Tuesday school events noted. Mr and Mrs Frank Podari were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs Lenora Merri field's home. Mrs Samuel Murphy, Gary and Keith visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles SookUp in Washington.

Frank Podari Lenora Merrifield Samuel Murphy Gary Keith Charles SookUp Washington

Ruth Siebold to Teach Ainsworth High School Mathematics

Ruth Siebold of Ackley arrives to teach mathematics at Ainsworth High School. Blanche Jenkins returns from Cedar Rapids to teach at Wellston. John Jacob Frank resumes schooling at St. Mary’s High School after summer work in Des Moines. Community members attend funeral services for George C. McCaleb and greet visiting relatives.

H. KK. Doud Earl Walton Marvin California Doud Margaret Cross Waltons Los Angeles Englewood Hawthorne John Jacob Frank Des Moines Ainsworth Les McCaleb San Francisco George McCaleb Ames Blanche Jenkins Cedar Rapids Wellston George C. McCaleb Grant Halgren Virginia Schmitt M. McCaleb Clarence

Mougin Wins Amateur Old Time Music Contest at Riverside

At the Riverside Labor Day picnic hosted by St. Mary's parish, Lucien Mougin won the amateur contest with old time violin music, joined by daughter Patricia on piano. Second place went to D. B. Hardy and son Leroy. third to Lloyd Krotz, Romauld Deatsch, and Pete Delaney. Cash prizes ranged from 5 to 15 dollars.

Riverside St. Mary's Parish Riverside Schools Lucien Mougin Patricia Mougin Hardy Leroy Lloyd Krotz Romauld Deatsch Pete Delaney Martha Dautremont Arthur Libenguth Edward Horn Norma Rose Stransky Clarence Rummelhart Earl Veggy Lester Thomann

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