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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1931

Page

6

Grape Concentrate Fight Stirs Prohibition Debate

Walker Willebrandt faces a brewing clash as California grape concentrate makers risk legal action. Karl Offer of Vino Sano presses for indictments of three agents in New York amid raids. Offer claims the product is legal and notes renewed orders from eastern centers boost business.

Walker Willebrandt California Karl Offer Vino Sano Company New York Offer Willebrandt California Grape Industries Federal Farm Board George Seavers Prohibition

Friendship club hosts opening of Mrs Donaldson’s home

Mrs. Fred Donaldson opened her new home Friday for the Friendship club with eighteen members and four guests attending. Games were led by Mrs. Wes Meyer and Mrs. Nellie Juzeler. A committee presented a club gift to Mrs. Donaldson. Helen and Marie Donaldson assisted by Mrs. Theodore Meyer Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Burl Pringle served a two course luncheon.

Fred Donaldson Friendship Club Wes Meyer Nellie Juzeler Donaldson Helen Marie Theodore Meyer Lester Burl Pringle

Expensive Lights Replacing Klieg Lamps in Film Industry

The article notes incandescent lamps used in movies cost from seven to one hundred twenty dollars and burn about 190 hours. Home bulbs, by comparison, last 1,000 hours or more.

Local notes span births travels and visits in town

telegram from Raton New Mexico announces birth of Mary Ruth to Mr and Mrs Glenn Arnold Mrs Beal and daughter Margaret plan to visit the Arnolds to meet the new arrival Miss Tressa Ferguson visits Grinnell and other local residents travel another day reports gas and electric bill discounts ending soon county hospital treats tonsil removals and appendectomies including Mildred Jane Ficher Walter Brown Catharine Jane and Gloria Morris Dean Moore plus Rudolph Wagenknecht surgery Dr A M Cowden hosts visitors from Marlboro New York George Nesbit family to move to Iowa City Rev J C Dobbin vacationing in West Chester Harry C Ward and Jack Westphal return from Chicago Mrs Ward stays in Rock Island dress fashions trend toward shorter dresses Miss Thecia Patton resumes work at C S Lemmon jeweler Des Moines trip noted Mrs Will Acheson shops locally

I. K. Beal Raton New Mexico Glenn Arnold Iowa Southern Utilities Co Mildred Jane Ficher Leslie Ficher Washington Walter Brown Catharine Jane Gloria Morris Ainsworth Dean Moore Lyle Moore William Plank Marlboro N. Y West Chester Anwyl Harry C. Ward Jack Westphal Chicago Mrs. Ward Rock Island

Vacation plans and visitors from across the region

Miss Mary Atchison a Rothschild store clerk begins vacation Monday and travels to Richmond Kansas to visit her sister. D M Bridges of Muscatine will spend Sunday with daughters Edna and Ruth Bridges and Mrs. Ernest Rouse. Mr and Mrs Wells Brown depart for Canada then Hollywood California. Robert OBrien of Santa Anna California visits Washington to find his old school friend David Elder en route to California via Iowa City. Mrs S Richards of Chicago and Miss Jessie Sage drive north to visit a former pupil and arrange extra music lessons.

D. M. Bridges Muscatine Edna and Ruth Bridges Ernest Rouse Wells Brown Canada Hollywood California Mr. Brown M. W. Bailey Robert O'Brien Santa Anna Washington Pomona David Elder O'Brien Oberlin College Almon Dewey Iowa City 8. Richards Chicago Jessie Sage Ghter Threse Mitchell Des Mones Marcus Swisher Dale Bordner Mark Edwards R. W Hinson Ashville Nlc Wyoming Joseph Sehmeiser Vera Alice Orvil Wapello Ethel Sehmetser Sperry Heidel Ralph Mortimore Greybull Olatha Montrose Colo H. Frazier Indianola Harry White Oskaloosa Warren Morgan Orval van Winkle R. W. Hinson Leland Horton Harry Wentworth BE. Rudolph E. L. Edmondson J. A. Horner Davenport Gretchen Rock Creston Ren Brier Mar Snyder Kate Murray Home Milton Heidel Toledo Iowa A. F. Bridger Richland Joe Day Helen Bridger Robert Laughaige Bobby Jones Ethel Townsley Wisconsin Geo. Kessel Failsfield Miss Ocean LaGill H. B. White R. C. Bartlett Homer Brown Dan Pringle Earnest Gee

Grace Vincent Honored Before Leaving for Egypt

Miss Grace Vincent, preparing to teach at a girls school in Luxor, Egypt, was feted in Keota with a farewell party at Mrs. Nelson Newton’s home. Forty ladies attended the Presbyterian church gathering, gifts included an Eastman Hawkeye folding Kodak, and a Culture Club project produced book bags for her to take abroad.

Lillie Houghton Mary Deck Marshalltown Miss Vincent Culture Club F. ©. Pershing Egypt Serpt Miss Houghton Deck J. Bohr Marjorie Anne Dorothy Margaret Agnes Thomas Cappen Chicago Don Cady Bohr E. L. Kirkpatrick Charlotte John Hayes le Moille Iowa Wyoming Yellowstone Park Lillian Houghton Grace Vincent T. J. Martin Clara Wright Keota Leila Stafford Kansas Harold Martin Michigan

Odd Oil Hint Near Governor Roosevelt Estate

In Poughkeepsie a farmer, Frank Ingolie, digging a well near Governor Roosevelt’s home notices a strange color and odor in the soil and lights a match to the moist earth. The refinery company promises to investigate possible oil leakage.

United Press Poughkeepsie Frank Ingolie East Park Governor Roosevelt

Pleasant Valley club plans annual picnic and local events

In Brighton on August 7, Cora Pringle hosted Pleasant Valley farm bureau members with about twenty five attendees forming plans for a July picnic. The Methodist Ladies Aid met for their monthly session and discussed fall festival plans. A two day infant and pre school clinic treated sixty three children with Dr H L Hendricks and nurse Hiklea Jacobs assisting. Several local residents visited and traveled, including families from Buckhan non, Clarksburg, and Washington, with many attending a band concert and visits to relatives in Denton Texas.

Brighton Cora Pringle Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club Methodist Ladies Aid Clara Bier H. L. Hendricks County Wealth Hiklea Jacobs, Co M. L. McCreedy McCreedy Eland Marie Kessel Tracy Phillips Burton Buckhannon W. W Blanche Washington H W. Helmick Chas Evalyn Columbia Meia Ft. Dodge Des Moines R. A. Warnstaff

Mrs Hoover To Christen Akron Airship Incedent

Mrs Herbert Hoover will christen the U S N Akron in Akron Ohio with 48 pigeons released from the airship hull instead of a champagne bottle. The ceremony precedes planned maiden flight amid 100000 spectators and a Goodyear dock crowd. Rear Admiral Moffett and Paul Litchfield speak as the dirigible nears its first voyage.

Akron Herert Hoover U. S. N. Akron Goodyear Zeppelin Airdock Hoover

Local arrivals and visits noted in town events

Rev and Mrs Sam son arrive from Los Angeles and plan a short visit before Pittsburgh homeward. Carl Phelps and daughter Sue Ann depart for Oklahoma City after visiting relatives. Helen Bishop tours with friends near Hartman’s ice cream bargain day noted. Mrs Francis Rose of Des Moines dies. funeral Monday in St Louis Cubs vs Cards hall games preview.

W. L. GC Samson Los Angeles Pittsburgh Macon Wasingtop Iowa Phon Carl Phelps Sue Ann Oklahoma City Harry Bishop Helen Bishop Fremont Helen Titterington Clint Scranton Helen Martin Chicago Owen McGovern Hartman's Clayton Bear Wellman Ed Jackson Farmers” Elevator

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