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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1941

Page

3

Ashbys Return From Eastern States Trip

Mr and Mrs Charles Ashby return home after visiting Washington DC Virginia New York City and other eastern spots Their navy son David stationed in Virginia and his California wife were guests at the Ashby residence.

C. Ashby States Frank Wilson Wellman Spet Charles Ashby East Washington, D. C Virginia New York City David Navy California Ashby Hilma Dodds Ames

Iowa, Pennsylvania And Texas Guests At C. Bauer Home

Mrs. Emma Rinner and Stella Rinner of Mt. Pleasant and Elizabeth Hebel of Hazeton Penn plus Mrs. Kenneth Mosher of Denison Texas were dinner guests Wednesday at the C. Bauer home in a landscape note.

Iowa Pennsylvania Texas C. Bauer Clark Bauer Emma Rinner Stella Rinner Mt. Pleasant Elizabeth Hebel Hazeton Penn Kenneth Mosher Denison

Dick Monson Takes Position as Pianist

Dick Monson son of Raymond Monson and nephew of Earl Monson has signed an eight week contract with a Wichita Kansas orchestra. A former child prodigy in music, he will perform as pianist during the engagement.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Dick Monson Raymond Monson Nich Wichita Kansas Earl Monson Canada W. W. Twinam Toronto Harry Kempter John Woods Ferguson Detroit Michigan Nettie Strain Ferguson Miss Perkins Strain Marietta McCoy California Lynn Chittenden Des Moines Connie Lemon Elizabeth Davis Doll Swartz Winfield Mary Lillian Moorhead Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Hosital Wilbur Harter Washington Effie Ross Mt. Pleasant William Henss Lafe Finke Ft. Madison William J. Haurahan Henss Cochran West Chester Jesse Raymond

Dayton Grove Notes Labor Day Gathers and Local Visits

Dayton Grove September records show Walter Leet and family hosting Labor Day with most children at home. John Nisle funeral attended in Washington. Marie Stewart begins Lexington school teaching. Mrs C E Mumper of Brigh t on visits Moore family. Betty Leet to Davenport for business college. So and Sew club to meet Sept 11 with Mrs William Carr. Rock Island visitors join Sadie Moore family. Local social and teaching moves detailed in community column.

J. B. Moore Dayton Grove Walter Leet Labor Day Wilma New London Walter Willard Leet John Nisle Washington Marie Stewart Lexington C. KE. Mumper Brighton Betty Leet Davenport Business William Carr Pearl Chamberlin Betty Lou John Billy Curtis Agnes Dorthy Johnson Rock Island Sadie Moore Roy Bain Dorthy Stang Sat Gene Stephens Claude Kilgore Yellowstone National Park Connie Stephens Chicago George Baird Bernard Lord Donna Mae Leslie Lord Pauline Raney Marie Red Wood Falls Minn Florence Baird Waterloo George Lord Glen Lord Minnesota Jean Quinn James Quinn Kansas City New Orleans Henry Wagenkencht Herman Wagenkencht Wagenkencht Sterling, Ill Lyman Hendrickson Council Bluffs C. W. Hendrickson Henry Zieglowsky Peoria Ill

Teacher Calls Gone Forty Three Years

XENIA September 4 Mrs G F Baird surprised by a doorbell visitor Mrs Jim Thomas once one of her pupils in 1898. Community notes recount visits reunions travel and family updates across Washington County Iowa including Millers and Wagenkenchts, with a formal Iowa Commerce Commission notice on a Kalona Farmers Co operative electric franchise hearing scheduled for September 30 1941 in Des Moines.

Correne Edmondson Xenia G. F. Baird Jim Thomas Ilowa State Commerce Commission Washington County Farmers Electric Co-operative Kalona Iowa Iowa State Commerce Commission Said Township Range Des Moines George L. McCaughan

Rain Delays Church Services Yet Large Crowds Attend

Sunday morning rain kept some away from church but Christian Tabernacle and Presbyterian services drew big crowds. Margaret Corbin guest soloist at the Presbyterian, praised for her singing. Local residents anticipate moves to Washington this fall and store belongings here temporarily. A 200000 strong crowd plans an open air Catholic Cathedral event at Soldiers Field in Chicago next Sunday for a public holy hour.

Polly Annas Christian Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Margaret Corbin Soldiers Field Chicago

Verdi Local Notes Highlight Church Leaders and Visits

Patricia Welden stayed overnight at the Leslie Gates home in Verdi. Kimbal Gates attended the state fair. Mrs. Leslie Gates hosted a luncheon for Methodist church unit leaders. Roy Miller and Harry Miller families spent Sunday at Edd Miller’s home. Juanita Miller visited Muscatine. Edd Miller’s horse broke its leg and was euthanized.

F. J. Longer Verdi Patricia Welden Leslie Gates Kimbal Gates Ebbe. Stutsman Methodist Church Roy Miller Harry Miller Edd Miller Juanita Miller Muscatine

Sadie Moore and Family Classified Update

A brief classified notice mentions Mrs. Sadie Moore and family in a Saturday update.

Calfskin Suture Predicted To Replace Catgut

Medical historians predict surgeons will adopt calfskin sutures replacing traditional catgut silk and linen as stitching material. The note explains sutures are threads used to close wounds and highlights the shift in material choice.

Odd Medical Tales and Local Notices From Atlanta

Recurring snippets describe Oliver T Ray in Atlanta with two gangrenous appendixes found by Dr. Joseph H. Rutter. The column mentions a tooth extraction mishap, a man named Ben Briley with hay fever, cat tails gathering, Mrs. L R Baker headed to a National G A R convention, and a Washington woman planning to aid five or six elderly people this winter.

Oliver T. Ray Atlanta, Ga Joseph H. Rutter Ben Briley Mike Hollinger A. B. Sehmoeller W. R. GC L. R. Baker Washington

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