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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1939

Page

6

Pleasant Hill Social News Recaps Ice Cream Visits

Pleasant Hill residents and guests share multiple social gatherings through the week. Families like Kepharts, Sawgafooses, Pratts, and Randalls attended ice cream visits at various homes in Washington and Pleasant Plain, with numerous relatives dropping by for meals and dinners.

Nine Pupils at Pilotburg School Led by Lillian Blum

Pilotburg residents report nine students at Pilotburg School with Lillian Blum as teacher. Other notes include Marguerite Vedicka teaching at Grand Prairie with eight pupils, local family visits to Casey Iowa and Burlington Park, and various reunions. Community news mentions illnesses and local farm work updates.

Lillian Blum Pilotburg Frank Stransky Carlen Anderson Fred Thatcher Joanne Stransky Marguerite Vedicka Grand Prairie Albert Maas Eleanor Casey Iowa Kearney Neb Frank Leeper Lester Leeper Terry Stanley Mouser Marilyn Burlington Glenn Yoder Washington John Bauer Phyllis Jim Chalupa Joe Hatter Will Dann Anna Rogers Wayne Stransky Battersons Ralph Ashby Lethea Des Moines Ottumwa Albert Stransky Wayne Joe Wehr Harold Horak Kalona High School Fred Mouser Idaho Oregon California

Zelma Schnoebelen Visits Her Mother in Riverside

Zelma Schnoebelen of Iowa City is visiting this week at her mother Mary Schnoebelen’s Riverside home. Gwendolyn Marner, daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Marner, has left for Davenport to take a bus.

Zelma Schnoebelen Her Riverside Iowa City Mary Schnoebelen Gwendolyn Marner R. J. Marner Davenport Iness American Institute of Commerce Evangeline and Genevieve Shradel J. W. Shradel Mat Fairet Welte Geral Welte Chicace Hume St. Anthony's Hospital Clifford Drummelhart Myr L. G. Rummelhart Thomas Hart Mate Vista Colo Joseph Knebel John M. Walsh Louis Walsh James Wash Dorothy Fitzsimmons Cedar Rapids Adrian Dautremont America

Greenwich driver wins Gold Cup with 66.23 mph record

Zalmon G. Simmons Jr. of Greenwich Connecticut drives hydroplane My Sin to win the annual Gold Cup on the Detroit river. He sets a new speed average of 66.227 miles per hour over the 90 mile course, surpassing the previous record of 64.540 mph.

Detroit River Zalmon G. Simmons, Jr Greenwich Conn Simmons

Large funeral held for James Walsh in Riverside church

One of Riverside’s largest funerals filled St Marys church for James Walsh who died after months of illness. Attendees included Rt Rev Monsignor John M Walsh of Ottumwa and many local clergy. The service followed a solemn high mass and burial in Miooy vet cemetery with casket bearers listed. Out of town mourners came from Solon and nearby areas.

Clinton Morrissey Muscatine Pound Donohue Casey Rolland Courtney Ottumwa Walter Boeckman Lone Tree Carl Clems Iowa City Cone Victor Cahalan Colfax Thomas Gookin J. Ww. Butker Holy Name Society Leonard Armbruster John R Louis Yeexy Joys Walsh Louis Hellaman Water Shebek Miooy Vet

County Religious Education Plans Annual Convention

Louisa County Council of Religious Education will hold its annual convention in Louisa on Sept. 4 with sessions at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. A noon dinner at the Methodist church precedes a general program featuring state speakers. F. Nichols serves as county president and officer elections are planned.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Burlington Dewayne Lamb U. S. S. Cincinnati San Dhees Fileen Childerhouse Irene Bryant George Bryant Morning Sun Arthur W. Carpenter May Carpenter Comstock Neb Cecil Bryant Beil Evan Arthur Peters Columbus Chautauqua Park Ray Lewis Low Moor Jacob Simmering Hershey Hospital Valentine Robert N. Chord Grandview Community J. B. Wilson Topeka Kanene May Zion, Jr Marion Swanson Centerville Katy Kay Robert Moore Iowa City Fred Moore

Tyrone Social Notes Chronicle Visits and Calls

Tyrone reports Oren Black visiting from Thursday to Sunday with the Waldo Millers and Otto Sheets. Shoppers in Washington included Dorothy and others. Attendees at Oskaloosa fair were Josephine Singmaster and Mrs. BE Gilbert. Weekender visits to the Tanner home in Washington and Sunday calls by Mrs. Walter Sheetz and Caroline with Frank Smith.

Pilotburg Church Reunion Draws Old Friends Home

The Pilotburg homecoming at the church Sunday drew many from afar as road conditions improved. A basket dinner preceded a service with hymns, talks, solos, and a 44th anniversary tribute.

Pilotburg DeKoning Strong Marion Stransky Ed Squires America Country Tillie Millice Alta Eyestone John Adams Allie Oldfield Ralph Ashby John Birkey Newton Benson Ethel Sheetz Charie Brown Ellis Rickey Jean Eyestone Lucy Norton Col Nicola Mary Frasemer Chicago Charlie Richey KE. J. Hamilton Martha Thrasher Rey Jacob DeKoning Chas. Brown Oscar Sheetz Ed Turnipseed Clara Beyers Earl Booth Carl Peterson H. R&r. Brinning Sarah Esley Nicola Adda Harmon Howard McCleery Walker Orville Sehulty Rene Warner Washington Clara Fisher John Lang Leroy Sehul

Homecoming Social Lists Distant Attendees Across Iowa

A long roster lists families and individuals from West Chester South English Keota Riverside and Cedar Rapids attending a Pilotourg Ladies Aid homecoming. The event is set for the second Sunday in September with plans for a 1940s reunion at the same location. W H Gilkey managers Benteco store on vacation and locals mention relatives visiting in Woodhull and Birmingham.

O. K. Scott Ralph Ashby Jim Miriam Carl Db. Anderson Albert Stransky John Birkey L. D. Bishop Alison Maas Lingle Brewer Wellman Bell Wilson West Chester Ellis Richey South English J. B. Adams Ainsworth Lucy Norton Ida Wood Ed Squires Eva Rowe Larry Smith Iowa City Glen Norvon Harry Carpenter Cedar Rapids Ed Stump Columbus Junction Venecil Stanley Vodicka Krichmana Mary Neydley Frank Patterson Newton Benson Peterson Kalona Frank Champa Leroy Chalupa Mise Pearl Wycott Wilbur Frost Pleasant Plain Irvin Krichey Myrtle Turnipseed Mra Jas. Gillisppi Rockleland Keith Herr A. Eberle Keota Amelia Geret Riverside Clyde Kennard Gladys Hanson Chicago, Ill D. R. Turnipseed Richland John Mayle Washington Pilotourg Ladies Aid Society W. H. Gilkey Benteco Co. A. Stephens Woodhull Ill Harold Tisor U. S. S. West Virginia Birmingham Wash Edward Tisor

Georgia Wise Birthday Dinner at Edgar Wise Home

Georgia Wise celebrates her fourth birthday with a dinner at the Edgar Wise Home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Saunders and grandparents. Grandmother Martin of Long Beach, California, is visiting, with others noted visiting relatives and friends in the community.

Brighton Albert Saunders Grandpa Grandma Jones Edgar Wise Georgia Grandma Martin Long Beach California Cela Jones DeWitt Arkansas Julia Borkoski Wrody Josephine Melinski Pleasant Plain Wiegd Jones John Daerinskr Fairfield Otto Fritz Katherine Whyr Julia Turpipseed Moline Ilinois Leslie

Bob Young Opens Duckpin Alley at Junction

Robert Young of Washington has leased the rear Davis store room on North Martin Street and will open a duckpin alley. Officers elected at Sunday’s sixth annual Griffith families reunion at Columbus Junction’s Chautauqa Park were E. B. Griffith and Miss Griffith.

Columbus Junction Robert Young Washington Davis North Matin Street Griffith Columbus Chautauqua Park E. EB Miss Griffith Elie

Gray News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Building Work

Spencer Reed completed a new cement feeding floor in Gray. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Gil pin and sons John and Pat visited Lyle Shulty in Keota last Sunday. Jess Nicola Stella Shumen and Arlene Dean spent Sunday together.

Engineer marks 50 years on British rail in starched shirt

A veteran rail locomotive engineer in England celebrated half a century of service wearing a dress shirt with a starched front. The elderly worker emphasized that he always dressed in the same style at work, highlighting his long tenure and steady discipline.

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