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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1946

Page

6

Fattening Ritual for Hima Brides in Uganda Protectorate

Brides of the Hima tribe in the Uganda protectorate are fattened prior to marriage. The practice aims to make brides broad and ready for married life under British East Africa rule.

Uganda Protectorate British East Africa

City Officers Assessor City Health Officer Park Commissioners

Marion S. Bailey Frank B. Miller J. B. Lemmon named among city officers including assessor health officer and park commissioners in the official listing.

Marion S., Bailey Frank B. Miller J. B. Lemmon

Washington Independent School District Officials and Board Members

County level offices listed include County Attorney John Owen County Auditor Stan Kiesey County Clerk R. R. Noonan and others. Washington Independent School District is led by Superintendent M. M. Schell with Junior High Principal Miss Fither McCreedy and School Board President Marion George and members C. P. Weld in Richard A. Stewart Henry B. Bailey B. F. Bostwick Jr. Harry Ramseyer. Also notes Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings.

John Owen Stan Kiesey R. R. Noonan W. P. Rawn Payne Marshall Washington Independent School District M. M. Schell

Maximum shotgun barrel lengths for smokeless powder loads

Velocities peak with 30 inch barrels in 12 gauge and 28 inch in 16 gauge while 26 inch barrels suit 20, 28 gauges and .410 bore. Reducing barrel length causes a velocity loss of 7 percent per inch for 12 gauge and 6 feet per inch for the smaller gauges.

Swans’ feeding habits and moulting flightlessness

Swans are shallow water feeders and use their long necks to reach food. They become flightless during moulting, and cygnets can dive deeply when pursued by predators.

Transportation schedule and train bus routes with stops

Daily and seasonal rail services listed include Golden State Limited No. 3 and 4, Southwest Express Nos. 11 13 43 44, Kansas City Davenport locals, and mixed trains. Eastbound and westbound departures, regular and limited stops, with notes on sleeping car and California passenger service. Local bus routes from Washington with multiple departure times and a note on ticket purchases at the Bus Depot and Winga's North Side Cafe as agent.

CR LL & P Golden State Limited Southwest Express California Washington Kansas City Davenport Southwest Limited Neacan L. R. Carbee Chicago Winga North Side North Side Square

Local Train Schedules and Veterans Q&A

Schedule lists trains between Iowa City Cedar Rapids Washington Mt Pleasant Ft Madison and other towns with departure and arrival times. Includes a Q&A section answering travel pay for wives of discharged officers and World War I veteran pension eligibility and widow benefits.

Iowa City Cedar Rapids Washington MT. Pleasant Fort Madison Macomb Quincy Ill Ft. Madison MI. Pleasant Winfield Morning Sun Burlington Ly Burlington Sigourney Oskaloosa Knoxville Indianola Kansas W. 2Nd

Veterans and Families Column From Washington Bureau

The newspaper presents a weekly veterans and serviceman column produced with the Washington Bureau of Western Newspaper Union. Readers may address questions to the Bureau at 1616 Eye Street NW Washington DC, and answers will appear in a subsequent column. No direct mail replies are sent.

Washington Western Newspaper Union Eye Street N. W Washington, D.C

Decentralization of Hospitals Promised by VA

The veterans administration plans home town care by contracting with hospitals in Kansas Michigan California New Jersey Washington Oregon and North Carolina for out patient treatment. VA approves a fee schedule and veterans will choose a doctor from cooperating providers if not seen at a VA clinic. Service is free to veterans with the VA paying the doctor via state medical service agencies. The aim is to cut long trips for care and extend the program as contracts are signed.

Veterans’ Administration Paul R. Hawley Kansas Michigan California New Jersey Washington Oregon North Carolina Army Jess Wan Yu Army Central Goodfellow Blvd St. Louis U. S St. Paul Cloquet Minn. A Selective Service Board Mathews Co Va. A

Practical Farm Shop Design For Lasting Machinery

The Minnesota type farm shop ensures extended life for equipment through systematic overhaul repair and repainting. It should be well lit ventilated and sized to farmer needs with a large 8 by 6 door double doors and a 12 foot wide doorway for large machines.

Minnesota

Mrs Emma Worley Visits Her Daughter in Iowa Community

Mrs Emma Worley of Washington visited last week with her daughter Mrs Jesse Pearson and at the Paul Campbell home. Several local residents are noted for visits and events, including a tractor mishap involving Bobby Rawkins and a birthday dinner at the Frank Wilson home in Haskins. Community updates cover posts from Creighton Edmondson and travel to Chicago and Flint Michigan, with varied farm shop construction tips and dishwashing reminders.

Xenia Emma Woarley Washington Jesse Pearson Paul Campbell Bobby Rawkins Norm Cleeg Ainsworth Myra Wellman Friday Co W. Hendrickson Merle Smith Brighton Jesse Fearson Barbara Frank Wilson Haskins Laurence Baker Glenn Lord Tome Creighton Edmondson Lawn City India Fred Waganknecht Flint Michigan John Clegg Chicago Harold Brindell Preston Edmondson the Cleggs Clair Manford Rabenold Roland Frank Parrish Emma Rabhenold Rock Island Clarence Kauffman Jim Magdefray Richard Kauffman Wayland Dick Paine

Music Students Win First Places Will Enter State

Columbus high school earns first at Mt. Pleasant contest with the girls glee club sextette Evelyn McKee Phyllis Lukenbach alto soloists and Enoch Sanford baritone soloist all advancing to the state contest. Florence Klotz is music director. Other local notes include 29th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jordan and moves of Rev. Harold C. Irwin to Indianapolis pastorate.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Glee Club Evelyn McKee Phyllis Lukenbach Enoch Sanford All of Columbus High School Mt. Pleasant Florence Klotz Columbus High School Harry Jordan Irrwins Indianapolis Harold C. Irwin Columbus City Lincoln Neb Ind Woodruff United Presbyterian Church Alfred Cantoni Washington Henry Little M. G. Martin Cotter Schools Mediapolis Tel M. Overholt Des Moines Kathryn Overholt Frank Spaethe J. Kelly Mckee Forest Maxwell Ernest Whisler Evangelical-Reformed Church of Central Iowa Rock Island Mildred Wolford Synodical Stewardship

Sewing Club Dinner At Home Friday Evening

Jerry Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs R L Marshall, is quarantined at home with a mild case of scarlet fever as the Sewing club gathers for a buffet dinner Friday evening.

the Sewing Club Jerry Marshall R. L. Marshall

Patch and cross stitch tips for foundation garments

Patch edges with a tiny cross stitch to add elasticity. For patches on heavy underwear, choose light weight knit material to reduce bulk.

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TIN Shop Washington Directory City & County Officers Washington St Washington Fruit Mkt Edmund Morrison Edmund D. Morrison Jr Morrison Building Benteco Food Morrison & Morrison Attorneys S. W. Livingston Attorney Abstract Department West Main St Court House George F. Morrison J. C. Penney Co Officers Ralph Minick A. L. Griffith W. EB. Dupuis T. W. Harwood R. F. McFarlane A. W. Yard Clarence Jacobs Harry Montgomery City Library Grace H. Stephen Ruth Lytle Jones Funeral Home East Main St Sherman's Funeral Home Optometrists Harriet Coulter Harold Putnam W. EF Howell Lester B. Krabill W. S. Kyle Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley Washington Lodge No A. F A. M Merle R. Green W. M Red Line Taxi BEE Line Bus Depot Oskaloosa Branch Stnday Lewis Goodlander R. B. Haight Paes Winga's Cafe BEE Line Transit Pipestone General Accounting Office Washington, D. C East Dubuque N. A Little Rock Ark Pocahontas Iowa Veterans’ Administration Office the Fox Arthur Lake Penny Singleton Columbia Blondie Rence A “Service 2 Bureau Pracical Fans Farm Machine Shop Emma Worley Floyd Edmondson Floer Mt. Plesant Joe Kauffman Leona Kauffman Home John Shields & Sons Rudy Wessler George Pratt Methodist Church Atlas Johnson’s Carnu Simoniz Sorrell Auto Parts West Madison McAllister H. H. McAllister & Son Mt. Union Walter Nicholson 2Nd Ave Washington Concrete Company North 12Th Street
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