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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1941

Page

3

Johnson Reunion Held in Oskaloosa

The Johnson reunion was held in Oskaloosa on Sunday with a basket dinner at noon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Aavender and many relatives from Maywood NL to Des Moines, such as Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Johnson, L. H. Johnson, and Nina Johnson, among others.

Johnson Oskaloosa William Aavender Sarah Ingham Maywood P. B. Johnson L. H. Johnson Richland B. C. Johnson Fairfield L. FE. Johnson Pleasant Plain Charles Lewis Beulah Roy Lewis Douds Tom and Charles Maynard Mary Chambers Ainsworth Mary Lewis Des Moines

T.T.T. Members Meet For Brief Session

Ten members of the Chapter Y T.T.T. met last evening with Mrs. Raymond Dayton. Mrs. Robert Lytle, president, led a short business meeting to set aims for attending the national convention.

Y. T.T.T Raymond Dayton Robert Lytle

Literature Groups Meet In Fortnightly Clubs

The Fortnightly clubs held first meetings of the year with a daytime luncheon for 25 in Wings cafe private dining room and a guest list from Pennsylvania to Connecticut. Leaders were absent. poetry readings and a talk on Federated Clubs shared duties with a book review and new instructor guests at evening sessions hosted by Elizabeth and Etha Dawson.

Clu Winga’s Cafe Henry B. Bailey A. W. Clow Robert Shinabarger Pittsburg Penn C. W. Startsman Lawnsdowne Robert Schrieber Pennsylvania Federated Clubs Philadelphia Elizabeth Etha Dawson Lucy Stahl Martha Sidles Clifford Thorne Ellen Glasgow L. E. Travis Fern Thompson Helen Harrison Betty Sue Thompson Josephine Lambert Mildred Riepe Synita Schleuter William Bates Kenneth Freeman Ruth Church

P T A Committee Chairmen to Meet at Stewart School

Members of the P T A Council met in the Lincoln school library to open the new year. Mrs. Frank Barden presided as the meeting decided monthly council meetings for 7 30 on the second Tuesday. A membership drive is set for Sept 20 to 27 and the district convention on Sept 25 in Muscatine was discussed. Mrs. Glenn Haygreen will lead an instruction session for hospitality chairmen at Stewart school Thursday at 7 30 followed by a social hour.

Parent-Teacher Association Lincoln School Frank Barden Muscatine Glenn Haygreen Stewart School

Fresh Fruits with Cottage Cheese Salad Recipe

A colorful salad feature uses cottage cheese with fresh fruits arranged around a mound of cheese. Includes optional peach or apricot halves and fresh mint. Provides methods for serving as a lunch main or buffet item and offers variations with melon, oranges, bananas, cherries, strawberries, pineapple, and greens.

Dinner Hostess Kathleen Godfrey Hosts Past Worthy Advisors

Kathleen Godfrey hosted ten Past Worthy Advisors members for dinner with fall floral centerpiece and candlelight. Frances Sartor was elected secretary after Martha Anne Mace resigns to attend Drake University. A rummage sale committee was named for Sept 27 at City Hall and Jane Leibher received a Rainbow Bible for three months of service.

Kathleen Godfrey Worthy Advisors Club Frances Sartor Martha Anne Mace Drake University Donald Orr Jane Leiebher Don Boyer Jean Essley

Knotek Family Reunion Draws Small Crowd in Sunset Park

The Knotek family reunion gathered Sunday in Sunset park with a noon basket dinner and social visitations. Attendance was reduced due to bad weather, with many Knotek relatives from Iowa City Lone Tree Riverside Ainsworth Washington and nearby areas listed among attendees.

Knotek Sunset Park Ed Hotz Charles Swift Joseph Maury Helen Iowa City Leroy Cerney Lone Tree Ed Horn Howard Rosa Sojka Marie Betty Luella Herold Vince Dale Harry Waldrop Nancy Sue Will Marek Viola Pauk Kos Norma Rose John Knotek Mary Catherine Ralph Lucille Ed Knotek John Korak Alvin Riverside Lawrence Marek Larry Ainsworth Joe Knotek Arlene Paul Horak Dicky Jerry Washington

Moothart Reunion Planned at Sunset Park

The Moothart reunion is scheduled for Sunday at Sunset Park. Attendees are urged to bring a well filled basket for the gathering.

Sunset Park

To Stage Play at Ladies Aid Meeting

Mrs. George Rudiger announces a special program at the September meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the United Presbyterian Church A feature will be a playlet by Mrs. George Kerr and Mrs. Richard Stewart The Friday afternoon gathering will take place in the social rooms of the church.

George Rudiger Ladies Aid Society United Presbyterian Church George Kerr Richard Stewart

Birthday greetings for local quarter century club members

Multiple residents and relatives celebrate birthdays and a 16th wedding anniversary today. Names include Mrs James K Zeck 82 born Cedar township George R Amlong 84 born Johnson county Iowa Dr and Mrs Henry C Hull Sept 9 birthday Mrs F A Mayhew Mrs John W Bidwell Jeanette Krabill George Stephens Virgil Hering Helen Elder Peterson Des Moines Jimmy Lloyd Carl Little John McGaffey Andy Polis John Ryan Bur dette Wagenknech Mrs William Bruty Harvey Waggoner 16th anniversary.

James K. Zeck Cedar Township George R. Amlong Johnson County Iowa George Stephens Virgil Hering Crawfordsville Helen Elder Peterson Chicago Harry Dickerson Des Moines Washington Andy Polis John Ryan Burdette Wagenknech Mrs William Bruty

Veterans luncheon scheduled by Albert M. Camp No. 26

The Spanish American War veterans group Albert M. Camp No. 26 will hold a noon luncheon on Wednesday September 10 in the private dining room of Wingas cafe. J H Baird is the commander.

Albert M Winga's Cafe J. H. Baird

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T.T.T Mrs. Xxxxx Elsie Rockwood’s Shoe Dept P.T.A T. A. Michels Y. W Dan Brindley Spurgeon’s Soldier Blue Batts Rayon Taffeta Ren West Side Hornick Klein’s Klein Ladies Aid Henry C. Hull F. A. Mayhew John W. Bidwell Jeanette Krabill Jimmy Lloyd J. M. Lloyd Carl Little John McGaffey Harvey Waggoner Homer Stephen Optometrist
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