Troopers Show Off for Newton This Morning
Proop F displayed for Newton this morning with troopers mildly unhappy about not taking their horses along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proop F
Newton
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1938
Page
2
Local couple returns from Florida trip
Mrs Frank Carter and I Dixie return from Coral Gables after two months away. Mrs Carter plans a summer graphic project at Miami University then continues via New Orleans and St Louis. They will stay home until next week before leaving again for the rest of the summer. A temperance radio program is announced for 8 PM over fon WMT Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carter
I. Dixie
Coral Gables
Fla
Carter
Miami University
New Or
Wmt
Waterloo
Moore Family Vacation Sees Two Cities Visit
Mr and Mrs Paul Moore take a two week vacation visiting Omaha and Ames with their sons Tom and Owen under grandmother Alma Fisher of Omaha as caregiver. Mr Moore works for Armour company. Ray Box and son Lyle return from a vacation to Cheyenne and Colorado sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moore
Omaha
Nebr
Ames
Moore
Tom
Owen
Alma Fisher
Mr. Moore
The
Armour Company
Ray Box
Lyle
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mr. Box
Estes Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
Families Ties Span Cities In Social Visit and Meeting
Mrs. Edward A. Swift of Knoxville and daughter Mrs. Will Leonard of Omaha visited relatives in Davenport after a week with Celestine Marie and J. A. Marie. About thirty county 4 H and agricultural agents from eleven counties met at North Side cafe for their monthly gathering with wives as guests. Miller's Footwear promotes a 50 cent second pair White Shoe Sale during the last three days. A. R. Hatfield of Coast to Coast plans a Minneapolis trip for a radio show and a Coast to Coast picnic and toy show Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Swift
Knoxville
Will Leonard
Omaha
Nebr
North Side Cafe
Miller's Footwear
A. R. Hatfield
Minneapolis
Franklin District
Harry Davidson
J. H. Thompson
Minnesota
Raymond Thompson
Clarksville
Joe Schantz
Baby
Joe
Opal
Ed Rich
Ray Watson
Leslie Gilmore
Howard Hoyle
Charlie Marek
Dorothy Denison
Earnest White
John Combs
George Gilbert
Harold Fulton
JoAnn
Clifford Thompson
Howard Baker
Keota
Alvin Morrow
Shirley
Des Moines
David Kleese
Eddie
Betty Kleese
Frank Kleese
Gail Rief
West Chester
Billie Rief
Dickie Herr
Fredmund
George Gilbert Home
Karen Davidson
Young
Harley Davidson
Karen
Lake Mcrbride
Dale Hoyle
Della Neal
Local social notes include visits and travels around Iowa and Ohio
Residents share roaming plans and family gatherings. Lillian Frances and Dora Minick return from a ten day trip visiting Greene and Des Moines relatives with Mrs Elliot Grayson and Mrs R K Bond. The Gracehill church hosts an ice cream social and play. Families travel to Wayland and Des Moines for dinners, and Dr and Mrs R A Hender host a fried chicken gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Frances
Dora Minick
Greene
Des Moines
Elliot Grayson
Towa
Wisconsin
R. K. Bond
T. R. Phillips
Leland Morrison
John Lemmon
Dunham Morrison
Clarice Meek
Wayland
R. A. Hender
David Hendey
Washington Group
Morrison
Hospital Updates From Riverside and Wellman
Lloyd Ardell Chabal of Riverside was discharged this morning. Charles Ashby and his daughter Martha of Wellman and Carroll Steinbeck of Rubio underwent tonsillectomies this morning. R. L. Richards of Cotter had a major operation last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ardell Chabal
Riverside
Charles Ashby
Martha
Wellman
Carroll Steinbeck
Rubio
R. L. Richards
Cotter
Troopers Depart for Strike Area in New Duty Move
Capt Oral J Brown and 30 soldiers head to the strike zone. Officers include First Lt Walter G Conner and 2nd Lt Max Donaldson with a large paratroop unit. Eldridge receives orders to report at Newton as adjutant to Major Lambert of Sigourney cavalry squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral J. Brown
Walter G. Conner
Max Donaldson
Dale Kiesey
Thomas H. Dodd
Neale BE. Jacobs
Rodney D. Kephart
Richard C. MecDole
Nathaniel BE. Young
Harold W. Brock
Everette L. Embree
Wilbur L. Hysell
William H. James
Maurice L. Meyer
Very F. Mitchell
Kenneth J. Blecha
Francis R. Crone
Willard R. Edmondson
Ellsworth J. Ewing
Donald L. Kerr
Marion R. McClelland
Daryl D. McDale
James L. McFadden
Louis E. McFadden
James L. McGraw
Glenn H. Miller
Henry H. Miller
James T. Ollinger
John F. Porter
Bernard J. Reed
Francis J. Reed
Hubert J. Reed
Ronald P. Lowash
Clinton E. Stewart
Orrin A. Wallace
Eldridge
William G. Eldridge
Washington
Newton
C. J. Lambert
Sigourney
Franklin District Vacation Trips and Local News Update
Franklin District notes Aug 4 report on residents leaving for Minnesota trips and others hosting visitors. Local family visits include Kleese and Rief households. births and recoveries noted. several small gatherings and suppers described.
Wheat yields forty bushels per acre in Xenia area
Richard Stephens finished wheat harvest for Milt White east of Crawfordsville reporting 40 bushels per acre the heaviest yield. Nearby Brice Lord returns home from hospital and other local residents visit family and friends as a weekend rainfall boosts corn pastures and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stephens
Xenia
Richard Stephens
Milt White
Crawfordsville
Brice Lord
Owen Fleaharty
New Windsor
Ill
D. D. Stephens
Veo
Junction
John Jenkins
Columbus Junction
Herman Wagenknecht
Ballard and Gertsch case linked by recovered bad check
In Red Oak the Ballard family and Ted Gertsch of Brighton were connected when a $297.74 check for livestock bounced. Gertsch was arrested in Brighton and handed to Red Oak authorities. he paid the amount and was released from jail here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Oak
Ballard Brothers
Ted Gertsch
Brighton
Colo
T. H. Ballard
Ballard
Gertsch
Lewis Ballard
Colorado
John Conker
Maytag Plant Reopens In Newton After Hearing
The Maytag factory in Newton reopened at ten o clock today after Governor Kraschel lifted a previous military order. Edward Ford, Maytag lawyer, moved to continue the hearing to Monday amid a dispute with a union attorney who disputed any agreement to postpone. The motion failed and the hearing began with Albert Gove of Newton testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kraschel
Edward Ford
Maytag Company
Albert Gove
Tapioca's global spread from Brazil to the East Indies
The article explains tapioca or cassava roots from manioc native to Brazil. It notes limited cultivation in Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Trinidad, then details how cheap Far East labor spurred cultivation there, now yielding the majority of the world's supply from the East Indies, Straits Settlements, and Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
Trinidad
Far East
East Indies
Straits Settlements
Japar
Medical Relief Study In Iowa To Review Six Inch Report
DES MOINES August means a committee of the Iowa state relief administration will study a six inch thick report on medical relief for unemployed residents. The panel includes Dr T C Denny Dr Channing Smith L S Wernl and William Griffin. They will consider medical hospital and dental care and the planned discontinuation of the state medical plan October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Relief Administration
T. C. Denny
Channing Smith
Granger
L. S. Wernl
Sioux
Sheriff Ballard Remarks on Gertsch Arrest and Brother's Charges
Comment by Sheriff Ballard notes he arrested Gertsch unaware his own brother was filing charges against him. The remark highlights family involvement in the case and potential conflicts of interest during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Gertsch
Wellman Coach Resigns Position
Wellman reports coach Francis Harbison resigns to take an assistant role in Albia and be released from his Wellman contract. Local notes include health updates and travel plans among residents, with several families vacationing in Colorado and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Wellman
Francis Harbison
Albia
Paul Butterbaugh
John Butterbaugh
Washington Hospital
J. J. Ward
Donald Bidwell
Prince Yoder
Colorado
Donald
Fred Forsythe
Greeley
Colo
FE. C. Jones
Des Moines
Nathan Wilson
A. C. Gingerich
Frelyn
Cecil
West
Russell Ross
University Hospital
Town City
L. W. Durst
Marian Durst
Keith Adams
Jimmy
Washington
Detroit
Carl
Red) Blu
Menstein
Blumenstein
Winegarden
Charlie Livesay
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Freestone
Peaches, Bu
Ins
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Lajashington Fruit Market
Hamburger
Kraft
Benteco Meat Market
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Gracehill Church
Pioneer Drug
Theodore White
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Ohio
Delmar White
Portsmouth
John Squire
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Albert Mills
Salem
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Frontier Days
P. L. Fennis
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Donald Benell
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Scott Furniture
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Frank Moore
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Lee Sands
F. G. Livesay
Dorothy
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Hotel Royal York
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Mrs. Howard Hoyle
Gene Stephens
Lester Charbonneaux
Wapello
Ballards Cooperate
Maytag
Iowa Medical Relief
Dupont Duco
Stanly M. Zag
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BPS
Rexall
S. C. Love
Glacier Park
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Delbert Wilson
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State Theatre
Delicatessen
Howard L
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North Side Sq
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