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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1939

Page

10

Local social visits span Iowa towns and Minnesota travel

Mrs Otto Newell of St Paul Minnesota visited the C K Snyder home and left Wednesday with daughter Loraine who had stayed for weeks. Doris Henek and children Bobby and Wayne of Osceola visited Ruth Johnson and friends. Leslie Beenblom and Billy and Wilma Jean were with H Lauderman. Kenneth Miller and daughter of Pleasant Plain visited Maurice Kelley and attended centennial. Dorothy Lowe returned to Clinton after work. Chas McGill of Davenport was home over the weekend with Betty Jane visiting grandparents. The Lauder man Havre Milton Coffin and family and C Spangler and daughter from Rock Island were Sunday guests of Mrs H Lauderman. Mrs Chester Spangler and daughter also mentioned.

L. A. Meridith Otto Newell St. Paul Pleasant Plain Maurice Kelley Dorothy Lowe Clinton Chas. McGill Davenport Betty Jane Chas. W. McGill Wilmer Lauderman Havre Milton Coffin C. Spangler Rock Island H. Lauderman Chester Spangler Daugh

Woman Returns Home After Week With Mother

A woman returns home with her husband after spending a week visiting her mother. The brief notes the family gathering and travel from the visit location back home.

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Shrapnel Removed From World War Veteran's Tongue

A Coventry England veteran has shrapnel removed from his tongue after more than 20 years since it was embedded. The piece was located during a medical procedure, revealing ongoing wartime injuries.

Coventry England

Indians to Have Annual Pow wow

Indians from Sioux Winnebagos Sacs Chippewas Omahas Mohawk seek four day pow wow at Meequakie reservation near Tama Iowa. Contests feature Milton Brown six year old boy dancer and John Bear Jr Mesquakie five year western dancing champ. Pageant Hiawatha and a juvenile riders troupe plus music by Argonne post American Legion band Des Moines.

Tama Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Wisconsin Oklahoma New York Milton Brown John Bear, Jr Simcox Juvenile Rough Riders Kansas City Chester Byers Cecil Cornish Hrahma Bull Argonne Post, American Legion Band Des Moines

Old Joe to Return as Iowa State Fair Feature Again

Des Moines reports Iowa conservation officials anticipate Old Joe the 65 pound rock sturgeon will make his 16th annual pilgrimage to the Iowa State Fair exhibition. If he cannot attend, his large brethren will stand in. The display includes the fish exhibit with 3000 stream animals, birds, snakes, skunks, a park model, and soil exhibits.

Des Moines Old Joe Iowa Conservation Comission Joe Lawa Iowa

Costs Reduced in Iowa WPA

Iowa WPA cuts continue as six timekeeping offices close and 25 finance division employees are dismissed. State administrator George J. Keller cites a planned 26 percent reduction in administrative costs, with eight area timekeepers retained and relocations aimed at efficiency.

Des Moines Iowa Works Progress Administration WPA George J. Keller Storm Lake Dubuque Council Bluffs Grinnell Davenport Sioux City Fort Dodge Waterloo Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Win Terset Atlantic Winterset Creston Keller

Conservation and Forestry Commission Display Nears Completion

Conservation and forestry departments say they will complete the commission display, showcasing efforts to protect forests, manage resources, and present plans to the public for review and comment.

Shortage of Surveyors in South Africa for Government Jobs

A lack of trained land surveyors hampers government hiring in South Africa. The role requires four years of university training, and the shortage worsens because overseas professionals cannot be recruited.

South Africa

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