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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1940

Page

5

Crawfordsville School Board Reelects Present Faculty

The Crawfordsville school board re elected all current teachers except Paul Harms who was not a candidate and will be replaced later. Remaining staff include Supt W C Rauscher Principal James Clinger and teachers Margaret Johnston Orie Leicht Violet Bergstrom Marguerite York Bernice Boddiker Ilene Benson and Harms handled typing general business and agriculture. The city council also re elected Kenneth Coates as clerk and Frank Fletcher as street commissioner and peace officer. Mrs Hagie recovers and Olive Moore seeks surgery at Washington hospital.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Paul Harms W. C. Rauscher James Clinger Margaret Johnston Orie Leicht Violet Bergstrom Marguerite York Bernice Boddiker Ilene Benson Mr. Harms Kenneth Coates Frank Fletcher W. H. Hagie Weks Hagie Olive Moore Washington

Kron of Palestine Eye Surgery News Update

Kron of Palestine undergoes eye surgery in Iowa City to remove a steel fragment near the pupil. Community notes report family visits, a charivari on Elden Navy, an upcoming Hiland Palace dance, and local work on machinery in Riverside.

Palestine Clem Kron University Hospital Iowa City Charles Schnoebelen Jerome Droll Virgil Lintz Larry Leonard Lintz Jerry Bopp Henry Kron Kueneman Brothers Paul Yansky Charles Schnoebel Clyde Kennard Iline Earnest Krantz

Mrs S E Sigatoose Enjoys Cooking on New Kitchen Stove

Mrs S E Sigatoose is cooking in a bright kitchen after recent home updates. Tradesmen installed a new Universal gas range and lino in the kitchen and pantry, with social visits noted from neighbors and relatives across Pleasant Hill and nearby towns.

S. E. Sigatoose Earl Kephart Pleasant Hill Hubert Crail T. H. Peters Silas Caldwell Will Miller Robert Kepnart Washington Charles Meachum Lawerence L. B. Hanan Fred Heck Ronnie John Erlenbush Journal Telinois

Community Callers Share Weekends and Farm Help

Local families and friends visited each other Sunday and Thursday evenings across multiple homes including Foss, Chalupa, Stout, and Lambert households. Helpers Miles Stout and Will Saville assisted farm work this week, with several trips to Rock Island and Kalona noted.

Wilna Jean Chester Spangler Rock Island John Pratt Sam Sigafoose L. B. Hanan Rodney Salina Floyd Mills Gary Ind Lloyd Anderson CC. G. Anderson Orville Foss Mr. Pleasant TL. A. Foss Jim Chatuna Kalona Edd Chalupa

Cotter School notes highlight sixth grade honors and birthdays

Eighth grade rocks unit features a fossil found by Jack Duncan and other stones collected by Mary Louise Dunsmore, Jean Jones, and Josephine Fuller. Students earn perfect attendance and spelling honors, honor rolls listed, and district spelling contest attendance noted. Local births and a jury service in Washington are mentioned.

Cotter Jack Duncan Jack Mary Louise Dunsmore Jean Jones Josephine Fuller Rhea Wehr Barbara Jones Maimile Stapp Milo Orri Roy Hauenstein Lavon Gardner Howard Jones Billy Owens Betty Anne Robeson Evelyn Vacha Cleo Orris Calvin Peters Arnole Smith Billy Jones Wapello Jean Mrs Martin Fifth Sith News Raymond Hendrickson Raymond Junior Stapp Ronald Skubal Lyk Arthur Margaret Owens Patricia Meters Keith Duncan Marian Jones Donald Orri Lyle Arthur Marian Marilyn Dorothy Clydene Joyce Marion James Shirley Donald Harriet Alice Frances Wanita Estella Joan Junior Harriet Frances Robert Tommy Guenn Marilyn Dorothy Marion James Marilyn Elson

Civics Class Visits Washington Court During Field Trip

Supt. W. C. Raucher leads the high school civics class to a court session in Washington. Visitors from Memphis Missouri include Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cassel and their two children, who plan to move to Glendale California. Mrs. Cassel is Mrs. Piper's sister.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Mar W. C. Raucher Washington Edwin Cassel Memphis Chester Piper Wisconsin Plaucher White E. L. Clark Lyle Lowe Phyllis Burlington Kenneth Kilpatrick Clarence Lowe

Wayland High To Compete In Mt Pleasant Music Contest

Wayland high school students enter a regional music contest in Mt Pleasant on April 4 and 5. Groups include boys and girls glee clubs, mixed quartet, brass sextet, mixed chorus, band, and solos by A James Rinner Helen Martin Mildred Klopfenstein Pauline Hengs Frances Witting Richard Sodergren Dean Mallory J Wesley Pritefaid directs.

Bera Wittmer Wayland Wayland High School Mt. Pleasant A. James” Rinner Helen Martin Mildred Klopfenstein Pauline Hengs Frances Witting Richard Sodergren Dean Mallory J. Wesley Pritefaid

Wayland School News highlights local activities and notices

The junior class selects Dean Mallory as Wayland High School representative to Hawk Eye Boys State in Des Moines for early June. Mary Louise Drake is re elected to Cher okee school system with no substantial salary increase. Students tour Washington group meets, maple sap tasting, farm visits, and a busy school week noted with thanks and community events.

Wayland Dean Mallory Des Moines American Legion Publi Mary Louise Drake Wayland Higl Boys Mr Yuengeries Washngton Washington F Group

Riverside brief notes Norbert Kephart Iowa City visit

Riverside reports on Norbert Kephart of Iowa City spending time in the area on an April 4 visit. The item notes his appearance and local interest but provides limited additional detail about purpose or events.

Riverside Norbert Kephart Iowa City

Cockroach Found to Precede Humans by a Million Years

Students of insect life report cockroaches existed on Earth a million years before humans. They note roaches smell and hear via their antennae and can regrow a lost leg. The discovery highlights the roach’s ancient biology and resilience.

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