Mary L Robertson Spends Weekend at Parental Home
Mrs John Wehr reports that Mrs Mary L Robertson spent a weekend at her parental home in Hardscrabble sharing a brief family visit with Mr and Mrs Chas Grisham during April.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
5
Mrs John Wehr reports that Mrs Mary L Robertson spent a weekend at her parental home in Hardscrabble sharing a brief family visit with Mr and Mrs Chas Grisham during April.
Social notes recount visits and entertainments in the Fairfield vicinity. Mrs Grisham attended a four table club card party at the Myron Oswalt home. Bob Hamilton stayed with his grandmother in Keota. Miss Mary Louise Robertson visited home folks. Mrs J W Guy of Washington guests at John Robertson home. The Macons hosted Thursday evening with H T Carris plowing for Art Hamilton. Charley Lemley and Jim Pulver called at H T Carris home. Clarence Lynn family shopped in Fairfield. Charley Grisham spent Monday in Sigourney.
An instrument purporting to be the last will of Etta L Roberts, deceased, dated October 12 1922, has been filed in Washington County Iowa No 6959. A hearing to prove the will is set for 9:00 AM on the specified Sunday in May 1987 at the Washington County Court House before the District Court or the Clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated.
The article traces Methodist appointments from 1910 to 1919 in Crawfordsville and Muscatine, noting district supervision changes, pastors such as Swickard Dillon Gilbert Gardner and Barnett, and retirements. It covers sessions in Pella Fairfield Newton Oskaloosa Santa Fe Fort Madison Centerville Mount Pleasant Washington Bloomfield and notes key figures and dates with retirement and death details.
The Board of Supervisors fixed May 14 at 4:00 AM for hearing objections to proposed plans and specifications for crushed rock surfacing, grading, bridges, and culverts in multiple townships including Jackson, Seventy-Six, English River, Noble, Clay, Coppo ck, Naskins, Wyman, Ainsworth, Stock Yards, and related road work.
The Board of Supervisors will hold a hearing at the Court House in Washington Iowa on road projects including culverts crushed rock surfacing and grading. The date noted is April 28 1937. ETHEL GRECIAN County Auditor.
A large plaster cast of a dinosaur skeleton found in Wyoming has been installed at the South Kensington Museum in London. The exhibit showcases the fossil’s global academic and public interest, linking American paleontological finds with British cultural display.
The text asserts the world’s largest bookshop is in London with a second largest in Helsingfors Finland. It also notes Finland’s northern position comparable to Alaska. The claim blends locations and northward parallels without precise verification.
The Arabic physician Rhazes of the tenth century wrote the oldest surviving account of smallpox and measles, detailing disease symptoms and progression, marking a landmark in early medical history.
A brief aphorism quotes Uncle Eben noting a truth about fortune and protection. He says in effect that poverty provides a safeguard since wealth comes with risks and temptations, and he has never had enough money at once to buy a gold brick. The line reflects a wary humor about riches.
A thoughtful reflection on how labor remains the fundamental driver of human welfare, shaping progress, daily life, and societal structure through productive activity and practical necessity.
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