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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1938

Page

7

Snow White Sets New Record at State and Fox Theaters

The State and Fox theaters reported a new record for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs drawing 5500 viewers including 1500 children. Manager Ralph Pratt noted the long engagement with some initial misgivings but fans traveled from miles around and many planned a second viewing. A journal survey found universal enjoyment with few exceptions.

State and Fox Theaters Ralph Pratt Journal

Needles and Nail Heads Made of Gold by Ancient Tribes

Prehistoric South American Indian cultures fashioned sewing needles and nail heads from gold. The craft reflects sophisticated metalworking skills and the cultural value placed on gold objects.

Birthdays Celebrated by Five Friends at Nelson Woodford Home

A cooperative dinner marked five birthdays at the Nelson Woodford residence in Gracehill. Attendees included the Francis Romine family, Ivan Niffenerger, Earl and Hough families, Ira Hough, and Ida Hough. Additional notes mention visits to Washington and Wellman, plus relatives at the hospital.

A. J. Robertson Gracehill Nelson Woodford Francis Romine Ivan Niffenerger Earl Hough John Hough Ira Hough Ida Hough John Williams Oriel Sankey Washington Margaret Ann Lester Small Wellman Donna Cloyce Brumback Eugene Engel What Cheer Dale Charlotte Ann Mae Janecek Anna Springer Marion Robertson Marion James

Garfield’s evolving view of West Point from disdain to respect

Civil war officer James A. Garfield famously dismissed West Point with the quip Died of West Point. He later altered his stance, recognizing the academy’s merit and role in shaping military leadership.

James A. Garfield West Point Military School

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