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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1930

Page

5

Wedding Bells for Mauthe Bowers in Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Helen Mauthe becomes bride of Raymond Bowers of Vinton in a four oclock ceremony at the bride’s East Madison home. Officiating was Dr W W Bowers of Waterloo. A soprano and pianist performed before the ceremony as friends gathered, followed by high tea for about fifty guests. The couple plan a short honeymoon and will reside in Vinton.

Helen Mauthe Bell Plaine Cadman Mendelssal Miss Anderson Miss Tipp Anna Marie Anderson W. W Rowers Luther Terloo Mildred Bowers Urbana Howers Vaughan Yantz Lincoln Nebi Nd Mra A. E. Rankin Hampton RT. Wallace Davenport Kathryn Mauthe Fort Dodge Na Fomi Tipple Belle Plaine Evelyn Anderson Des Moines

Announcements Of Meetings And Social Events

The Rosemary club hosts a September meeting with Miesdon C1 and others at the members home. Goldie Fackson entertains Kolah club at a luncheon Wednesday. Delta Alpha Sunday school class meets at Mrs A D Rathmel's five miles north of Washington on October 2. The Mb rare date is noted as mid October with a study depart. Mrs Jay O Brown at 909 No Marion hosts October 1 at 2 30. Please pay yearly dues at the meeting. The Spanish American War ladies auxiliary invite families to a twelve o clock picnic dinner at Sunset Park on Thursday October. Kos commander posts 19303

Cora Henderson Phoenix, Arizona Hltd. Henderson Sunset Park Preent Art Stoutner Omer Everett Carl Meyer Richard Mary Martha Clayton Funston and Waubert Kory 1Derson North Liberty Stanteiehderson Jimmie Northlish Willa For Clarence Red Inger Rodney John Henderson Billie Mary Everett Green Helen Delta Alpha The Methodist Church A.D. Rathmel Washington Jay O. Brown Marion Kos

District Director Helps Plan Fed W C Convention

Mrs C D Rawhauger of New London first district director of the Federated Women's 05 was elected yesterday and discussed plans for the district convention to be held in Washington October. Delegates elected at the meeting include Mrs A Worf, Mrs A E Atchison, Mrs J Dolce, Mrs T A Michels, Mrs J G Maxwell, Arts Harold Montgomery, Mrs J B Ream, Mrs W C Hedge. The Fortnightly club secretary is Mrs Robert Brinton, with Miss Anna Dawson as temporary secretary. Mrs J A Porter is president, with Mrs I B Knight as vice president, Mrs Harold Medd as corresponding secretary and Mrs L H Orr as treasurer Brinton recording secretary.

C.D. Rawhauger New London Federated Women's 05 Fortergauina Tons Washington Rawhauser A. Worfer A. E. Atchison J. Dolce T. A. Mche's J. G. Maxwell Harold Montgomery J.B. Ream W. C. Hedge Robert Brinton Anna Dawson J. A. Porter B. Knight Harland Medd LH. Orr Brinton

Oregon City pushmobile traveler plans Los Angeles trip

Elderly John Carrington traveled 12 miles from Porland to Oregon City in two and a half hours by pushmobile and expects to continue to Los Angeles by the same method. Joseph R. Nutt, Cleveland banker and former resident, donated $85,000 to the Public Library and $1,000 to the Union town Children's Home.

Oregon City Ore John Carrington Porland Los Angeles Public Union Town Children’s Home Joseph R. Nutt Cleveland

Letter to Dr Parran on starting class of destruction

A correspondent asks Dr Thomas Parran Jr the state health commissioner about when a so called class of destruction will start. The line hints at a provocative intent while the rest notes a move of the Cain family and Mrs Merl Thompson and child from Brighton to Miami for employment running a fishery.

Albany Thomas Parran, Jr State Health Missioner AD. Cain Cain Merl Thompson Clara Lane Brighton Miami Fla

Mrs John Cherry Hosts Rosemary Club Tuesday Event

Mrs John Cherry will entertain the Rosemary Club Tuesday evening just prior to lodge ceremonies. John Winga 1982.

John Cherry Rosemary Club John Winga

ABE MARTIN Sly remark on wifely duties ends with caveat

ABE MARTIN quips there is little left for tale telling and any unthinkable idea. Mrs. Thomas Edison counters with a list of wifely duties including executive ability purchasing economy and chemistry while omitting practical chores like opening oysters handling cows returning change or being sweet.

Thomas Edison

Sunday School Lesson Topics and Dates for 1938

A read through a Sunday School lesson guide lists topics and dates from July through September 1938. It covers biblical figures and themes such as Abraham, Moses, Deborah, Ruth, Hannah, Samuel, David, Jonathan, Josiah, Jeremiah, Jonah, and the call to repentance, with notes on faith, obedience, and divine guidance across the listed months.

Teruel Deborah Tenth Ruth Jesus Christ Hannah Samuel Sant Leeson David Jonathan Merfe Josiah Jeremiah God Gord

Revealed in the Divine Book Lihat Pam Lose

A cryptic notice references a divine text revelation linking Jesus and David Livingstone with a message about guiding others. It hints at a personal or religious interpretation of sunlit truth and self-reflection.

Jesus Chetat Dlivine Hook David Livingstone

Miss Mildred Harbaugh and Mr Smith Wed in Greeley Home

The wedding of Miss Mildred Harbaugh daughter of Mrs Mary Harbaugh and Mrs Jennie Barber, took place last Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home in Greeley Colorado. Rev F Palmer of Denver performed the single ring ceremony before 60 relatives and friends. The bride wore a cream satin gown with lace jacket and was given in marriage by her father. A reception followed with two courses served at the home.

Mildred Harbaugh Mis Mary Harbaugh Jennie Barber Elmer Burham Greeley Colorado John W.” Harbaugh Eley Woadine Pit Dred Harbaugh Harbaugh M Ter Seyphillip . Smith Fort Moran Yoretock Ninth Avenue F. , Palmer Denver Palmer the Baptist Denomintion Wyoming Misasterence Bebee Brush Marion Hamley Colorado Teacher College Eleanor Wilkinson J A. Weaver G. F. Smith Beri Robert Jr Colorado Springs R. J. Glezen Glezen Carolyn Fred Baldus JA. Weaver Marian Weaver GF. Simith B.A. Cross Wilbur Rogers Evelyn Malm John Harbaugh Theodore Stockfield Eaton Raymond Locke Pittsbourgh Rose Annie Lee Gibbs Beulal Sorenson C. E. Foster the Bride Greeley High School Colorado Teachers College Signa Sigma Sigma Social Sigma Pi Lambda Kappa Delta Pi Brush High School Smith Ohio University Real Western Sugar Factory F. Morgan Er Robert Smith

Melodrama with Mackaill on Screen at Fox Theatre

Dorothy Mackaill leads a musical melodrama set to music about police and underworld backstage drama. The film follows a plot moving from Africa to a distant location, with rapid screen surrender to musical scoring and a West Coast Fox Theatre release flagged for Monday showing.

National Fox Theatre Police Underworld Dorothy Mackaill Africa

America Many Oxfords in Nation’s Education Split

The Exchange notes Oxford and Cambridge influence across U.S. higher education with Harvard Yale and Princeton among top honors. It mentions Oxford as a symbol in states from Arkansas to Wisconsin and a "middle western grange" sharing in the prestige of gleaming spires.

Sears

New Year Parade Links City Clubs in 1901 Philadelphia

In 1901 Philadelphia planned a New Year parade uniting all clubs and organizations. Mayor Samuel He Ashbekige supported an appeal to enable a citywide celebration as the new century began.

Philadelphia Tilladelphia Haven H Hart Metlag

Unfounded Belief on Fire Cause Sparks Debate

A battered fragment argues against the belief that a fire was started by unknown means. It questions spontaneous combustion or a lightning strike as causes. The text mentions a pathfinder magazine and notes fires linked to lightning can occur, but emphasizes proper extinguishment follows the same method.

Untitled narrative on aid and hats in a time of want

A fragmented tale follows a weary girl seeking help and a hat fitting moment in a harsh setting. A poor crowd and a quick, sympathetic response surface as workers assist, smiles fade, and a fragile hope arises amid struggle and hunger.

The Poor Dame Receives Help At The Door

An elderly woman trudges with a heavy bundle seeking warmth and aid. A tall man opens a house to her, returning with a pair of worn shoes she gratefully accepts before moving to the next residence.

Paud and Pawn Duel Amid Strange Messenger Tale

Fragmentary lines describe a duel or mock clash with phrases like See eto a duel and painted swords. The garbled text hints at a historical or dramatic scene involving a captain and messenger, but key names, places, and dates are unreadable.

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