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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1938

Page

5

Columbus Junction Voters Reelect School Chief and Teachers

H. E. Northey, superintendent of Columbus schools for five years, is re elected along with high school and junior high teachers R. L. Hibbs John Henja Mrs Genevieve Fedderson Clara Robertson Helen Orr Mario Overholt Mrs Helen Cecil Randall Bebb Irene Alsip and Clara Lynn. Committee names include Weber Johnston Lynn Rees and others for athletics buildings fuel textbooks finance transportation and routes. Sunday school at Pleasant Grove Bethel church reorganized with H R Newell as superintendent and new officers.

R. L. Hibbs John Henja Genevieve Fedderson Clara Robertson Helen Orr Mario Overholt Helen Cecil Randall Bebb Irene Alsip Clara Lynn Johnston R. O. Lynn J. H. Rees B. H. Shearer Lynn Weber Rees Rees Shearer Pleasant Grove Bethel Church H. R. Newell L. M. Dollmeyer Maxine Blankenhorn Ruth Schlichting

Local Music School Names Staff And Librarians

The article lists staff at the venue including secretary Martha Blankenhorn pianist Lois Schlichting assistant pianist Patty Clark and Bruce Dallmeyer as part of the librarian team.

Butler Attacks Navy Expansion as Bluff Says Program Won’t Finish

Major General Smedley Butler retired from the Marines denounces the 1.121 billion naval expansion bill as a bluff. He predicts the program will never be completed and suggests it would force others to do the work. He voices strong opposition in Washington.

Washington Smedley Butler Marines Marine Corps

Quote on stopping bluff before keel is laid

Fragmentary line suggests protest or action by people to halt an operation at a bluff before any keel is laid. It reflects community resistance and a warning that initiation will be blocked. The text lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor specifics.

Police officer faces bigamy charge after marriage to second wife

Police Officer R D Morrow, 44, testified he married a blonde in Hollywood. He already remained married to another woman, and his wife Edith Morrow pressed bigamy charges, leading to his trial under municipal court.

Hollywood INS R. D. Morrow Morrow Edith Morrow

Marriage complaint names Margie Anderson Morrow

The blonde was Margie Anderson Morrow, 23, charged in the complaint. Morrow married in Yuma in December 1926 without first divorcing his real wife.

Margie Anderson Morrow Morrow Yuma

Missionary Society Meets at Porter Home in Ainsworth

The Glad Hand Missionary society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Elizabeth Porter’s Porter home in Ainsworth. Eight members attended with Emma Walker as program leader. The group discussed the subject History.

Ainsworth The Glad Hand Missionary Society Elizabeth Porter Emma Walker

Discussion on Anglo Egyptian Sudan event noted attendees

The report records a meeting with participants including Mrs. Jessie Pressly Mrs. Mabel Keiper and Mrs. Merle Whiteman Discussions details show refreshments provided by Mrs. Pressly and Mrs. Lulu Moore and the event focused on Anglo Egyptian Sudan matters.

Sudan Jessie Pressly Mabel Keiper Merle Whiteman Pressly Lulu Moore

Mission Circle to Hold All Day Meeting Thursday

Prairie Flower Mission circle plans an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank Leeper with Mrs. Stan.

Mission Circle Prairie Flower Mission Circle Frank Leeper Stan

Potluck Dinner Held At Noon For Missionary Event

The event features Ley Mouser as assistant hostess and a missionary lesson presented by Mrs. Orva Scott and Mrs. William Gamon. Members should bring items to support the reading contest.

Disease Fatal to Civil Warriors Deaths in Civil War due to disease cited

The Standard American Encyclopedia notes disease caused more deaths than battle wounds. An adjutant general statement lists 67,058 killed in battle, 43,012 died of wounds, and 199,720 died of disease.

Adjutant General's Office

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Northey LIC Schools Martha’ Butler Columbus Junction H. E. Northey Columbus ‘Schools G. W. Weber Board of Education of Columbus Independent School District R. S. Johnston Towa Navy Paris Porter Home
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