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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1940

Page

6

Y M C A Week Notes Highlight Activities and Plans

Eighty one boys joined the Y hike led by Red Little and Gene Trask the largest group to date. Rotary discussed propaganda and Campfire Girls met after school. Chamber of Commerce fall celebration directors met. Beta chapter gathering occurred. Y's Men’s club had a lively session led by Stanley Zager. HI Y boys plan mothers night banquet. Annual boy auction set for May 7 with dinner at 45 cents. Lorden's Accordion band to provide music. Leroy Pratt photos feature 200 Washington men and boys. Y M C A conference attendees John Applegate Shran Lewis Dick McIntosh Gene Trask Charles Morris Leigh Souls in Milwaukee.

Red Little Gene Trask YM C. A John Yousling Lorden Leroy Pratt Washington John Applegate Shran Lewis Dick McIntosh Charles Morris Leigh Souls Y. M. A. Young Men’s Milwaukee

Conference Weekend Plans with Phalanx Fraternity

They will attend a special session of the Phalanx fraternity during the conference weekend.

The Phalanx Fraternity

City Council approves 1940 claims and hires for garbage season

Regular session led by Mayor R L Lytle approves General Water Light and Garbage fund expenses. Willis Beaty hired for garbage collection at 65 dollars monthly for 1940. clerk authorized to buy Iowa Code and solicit bids for a city truck.

Finance Committee General Fund al Crone Hazel Brock Harry Miller Dick Bidwell Delbert McDole Ern Garrett Ban Waters D. W. McClure Fred Riley John Applegate Wim. Bk. Sloat Besse B. Jones C. Vv. Craul State Printing Board Ota Ae Ag Oa Water Fund Geo. Stokes Floyd Bower de Bdo Satiahegles LIGHT Sewthek Fund Ralston Meek Max Richards Jack Stafford Willis Beaty Iowa

Arthritis Relief Survey At Excelsior Springs

A survey by the Medical Bureau at Hall of Waters Excelsior Springs Mo reports 843 447 mineral water treatments given to 87 500 patients in recent years. Of these, 44 440 with rheumatic diseases received relief and 48 837 were treated for arthritis neuritis rheumatism.

Excelsior Springs Medical Bureau Hall OF Waters

Ditches Car To Avoid Collision Near High School

Dorothy Epperly of Letts suffered severe cuts to chin and neck when the car carrying Harold Warman left the highway to avoid a sudden car from a driveway near the Columbus Junction high school. Epperly was thrown against the windshield as the vehicle hit the ditch.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Dorothy Epperly Letts Harold Warman Warman Miss Epperly

West Sunset News Roundup From April Activity

Mary Frances McCoy returned to Quincy University after a week at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCoy. Fred Spangler and family visited Chester Spangler in Rock Island. John Holmes and Tom Long joined Frank Hailey for Sunday dinner. Ruth Paul and Joe Martin visited T. McCoy’s, W. J. Hartzell and grandson stopped by Gilbert Barr’s, Bessie McCoy and Eva Harvey dined with Claude McCoy. Measles sidelined Ruth and Joan Sehants. Juanita Baker attended the Little Sisters banquet in Washington and enjoyed the event.

Sam Baker West Sunset Mary Frances McCoy Quincy Claude McCoy Fred Spanglers Chester Spangler Rock Island John Holmes Tom Long Frank Hailey Ruth Paul Joe Martin T. McCoy W. J. Hartzell Gilbert Barr Bessie McCoy Eva Harvey Joan Sehants Juanita Baker Little Sisters Washington

Giant Gomatesvara statue rises 60 feet in India

A stone figure of Gomatesvara, the Jain saint, stands 60 feet tall in India. Remarkable detail notes the fingers alone measure five feet in length.

Gomatesvara India

Oldfields in Court Over Divorce Alimony Row

Barney Oldfield and his wife Hulda Oldfield remain under the same roof as Los Angeles court hears Hulda Oldfield sue for divorce and seeks temporary alimony of 500 dollars a month pending trial.

Barney Oldfield Hulda Oldfield Los Angeles

The Enemy from Within

An analysis of foreign subversion in the United States cites Norway’s downfall as a warning. It argues German influence and internal support threaten American defense, labor groups, and government, calling for investigations and removal of suspect officials and agitators.

Norway German Bund Ism Youth Front Christian Front Maritime Union Seattle Mexico Mr. Bridges

District Scouts Plan Camporee in Columbus Junction

Louisa district Boy Scouts schedule a district wide camporee at Chautauqua Park Columbus Junction May 24 to 26. Patrols via patrol method aim for efficiency in field events and camping contests with self carried gear and meals. Conservation Officer Dan Nichols assumes duties for Louisa and Muscatine counties replacing Earl Jago. Junior high display showcases classroom work. Lois Eversmeyer named valedictorian for Little York junior class. Commencement events include class sermon May 12, junior-senior banquet May 10, senior play May 14-15, and commencement address May 17 by Dr Willard Lampe.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Boy Scouts Louisa Chautauqua Park Columbu Junction Dan Nichols Muscatine Earl F. Jago Pocahontas, Buena Vista Cherokee Counties Lois Eversmeyer Little York, Jr This Place Will

America for Americans free speech and assembly

The speaker warns of internal enemies allegedly posing as patriots and urges swift action against communist and Nazi influence. He supports expanding Dies Committee powers to unmask subversives, deportation agencies to cleanse government, and claims Americans must prioritize homeland welfare and avoid foreign wars.

Norway State Department Congress Dies Committee America Free Assembly

April Showers Bring May Flowers Timber Display

SHILOH April 26 Spring is here as timbers burst with blossoms. Local families like Mack Beemblossons and Harold Beenblossom celebrate blooms while neighbors attend events at Fair Field and the Y M C A. Rain slows plowing but farmers appreciate the needed moisture for planting and fruitfulness.

H. J. Schoonover Shiloh Mack Beenblossom Harold Beenbblossom Paul Donald Glenn Beenblossom Jean Sigaforse Fairfield Girls Glee Club Stephen Nicholson Columbus Junction Sam Lambert James Marsh Washington Darlene Schantz Edd Showalter Muscatine Donald Simmering Ray Miller Dave Schantz Ellen Joe Amrine Iowa City Pauline Sechants Joan Schoonover Ralph Schoonover Cornell College Mt. Vernon Jean Sigafoose Bonnie West Fae Schoonover Martha Birka

Senior Week Plans for Columbus High School

Columbus high school outlines senior week events from May 10 to 17. Includes junior senior banquet May 10, class sermon May 12 by Rev W A Bloomquist, senior play Henry Tells the Truth May 14 and 15, and commencement May 17 with Dr Willard Lamp of Town University Religion Dept as speaker. Senior class roll lists many students.

Columbus High — School W. A. Bloomquist Willard Lampe University of Columbus Junction Columbus High School The Methodist Church Maxitte Davis Mona Dean Leona Delzell Robert Dicks Bette Dwinell Joyce Gilkey Loris Greene Henry Grover Richard Houseal Lucile Jones Harry Jordan Robert Lewis Barbara Lynn Elaine Moody Mary Morgan Mildred Owens Jean Sands Betty Smith Marie and Tisor Ruth Wiegter Evelyn Woodruff

Grinling Gibbons, Master Carver to George I, Dies 1721

Grinling Gibbons, famed English carver known for St Paul’s cathedral choir stalls, died in 1721. He spent his final seven years as Master Carver in Wood to George I, earning a salary of one shilling sixpence daily as the court’s chief wood sculptor.

Grinling Gibbons St. Paul's Cathedral England George

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