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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1935

Page

2

Community Notes From Ottumwa Visit And Local Life

Mr and Mrs Walter Wil and Mrs Emma Black and N k traveled to Ottumwa last evening to hear Heaven Bound a pageant by about 100 members of the A M E church of Des Moines led by Dr J Aander former Wash union church pastor Williams was among the eight singers in the pageant Mrs Robert L Fah and My live at 602 West Main in the J M Kelly rest home area Harold Filler and bride formerly Freida Parnell reside upstairs in the same house Mrs Charles Caldwell recovering from a hand accident at home with bruised flesh F F Macwl Iowa phone 251 1271 Mr and Mrs Clarence Yok of Marshalltown visited here last week Maud and Ethel Me Yokom and Miss McCreedy attended Drake ersity together

Walter Wil Emma Black N. K Ottumwa Ul’s A. M. E. Church of J. M. Kelly West Main Street Forrest McAvoy East Second Street Harold Filler Bride Freida Parnell Charles Caldwell F. Macwlowa Clarence Yokof Marshalltown Maud Ethel Yokom Miss McCreedy Drake Ersity

McCleery Offers Help With Loan License Today

Howard W L MecCleery 3rd at Bailey Building Washington says you can get a loan license today for your own use.

Howard WL. MecCleery Bailey Bldg Washington

Inlet Lake Visit and Local Notices From Wash ington

Dr. and Mrs W Me in and Miss Carolyn Iton spend a week at Two Inlet lake in northern to where Dr and Mrs es McLaughlin and Dr Mrs H B Hamilton join. Miss Hamilton went to Omaha with the Ham family last Monday. We are at Busby Clothing Store and A E Atchisan Shoe Store ready to serve. Mrs William Kensler visits daughter Mrs Fred Schmeelock. Miss Lillian Dunbar vacation from McLellan store. trip to California to visit sister Mrs Rudy Byer. Hap Dulots at Veterans Hospital reports improving and hospital at capacity. Charles Snyder injures hand while washing bottles. Margaret Corbin’s voices delight Methodist crowd. Dent ty in Granville. Lucille Ross returns from California. Florence Croaswell visiting sister Helen. Howard Wricht's daughter Jean, 25, at University of Iowa City hospital for observation. improving. Marriage license issued to Clavee Snider and Alleen Welliver of Washington.

W. Mein Carolyn Iton Inlet Lake Es McLaughlin, Jr H. B. Hamilton Ter Janet Omaha Hamilton Dr. Ham Busby Clothing Store A. E. Atchisan Shoe Store William Kensler New Sharon Fred Schmeelock Schmeelock Lillian Dunbar McLellan Fornia Rudy Byer Veterans Hospital At Maines Washington County Post Charlies Snyder Nyder and Esdairy Margaret Corbin Methodist Granville Ailas Hoss Lucille Ross California Florence Croaswell Ofear Hillaboro Helen Howard Wricht Jean University Hospital Iowa City Clavee Snider Alleen Welliver Washington

Local Social Roundup and Family Visits

Betty Haven visited Cedar Rapids to see Betty Ann Lehman and Helen Pleshek and will be away all week. Roy J. Wilcox of Rocky Ford Colorado, visiting his parents in town, is ill and unable to call. his wife and sons Fritz and Bobby stay with him. Mr and Mrs R C Wilcox plan a golden wedding anniversary on September 3 with relatives from Kremlin Oklahoma and others visiting. Junior Watters, recently improved, worsened with pneumonia. Bill Livingston from Washington DC is visiting this week.

Betty Haven Cedar Rapids Betty Ann Lehman Helen Pleshek Roy J. Wilcox Rocky Ford Colo R. C. Wilcox Mr. Wilcox Fritz Bobby Herman Reim Kremlin Okla Junior Watters Bill Livingston Washington, D. C

Wellman Women Attend Iowa City Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. Carroll Durian led Wellman lodge delegates at the State Auxiliary meeting of the American Legion in Iowa City. The group included Mrs. Delbert Maxwell and others while various residents enjoyed vacations visiting relatives in Grand Island Lake Superior region and Duluth. Regular church services and local visits followed a busy week of travel and community activities.

Cordelle H. Braden Wellman Carroll Durian Iowa City American Legion Washington Nella Spear Ida Mae Long Kenneth Ethel Mae Davis Lawrence L. Lantz Chicago Frank Lantz Farl Griggs West Chester Lon E. Flemming J. W. Hunter Guy Moothardt Irvin Robert Methodist Church Osborn Milo T. Sorden Webster Muscatine Sordens Starrys Carol Wellman City Park Home Missionary Society Foreign Missions E. N. Foster Mary Kettering Lisbon Cedar Rapids Margaret Jones Mrs. Foster

Hospital Discharges After Minor Surgeries

Miss Martha Lambert was discharged from Washington county hospital after an appendectomy. Kenneth Lee Fread, recovering from an appendicitis operation, was discharged yesterday morning. Mrs Kermit Payne and baby son Harry left the hospital yesterday. Billy and Bobby Porter of Brighton, after tonsillectomies, were discharged yesterday morning. Miss Helen Cresswell entered the hospital Saturday afternoon for medical care.

Martha Lambert Washington County Hospital Kenneth Lee Fread Kermit Payne Harry Billy Bobby Porter Brighton Helen Cresswell

Understanding knots and nautical miles

A knot equals one nautical mile per hour and equals 6,080.7 feet. It is about 15 percent longer than a land mile, making ten knots roughly 11 miles per hour.

Fans to Pick All-Star Softball Team for Friday Game

City softball commission invites fans to vote for the all-star squad to face the California Roamers at Troop F field Friday night. Ballots are available at the Y M C A and Journal office with a decision promised on ties by the commission.

City Softball Commission California Roamers Pacific Coast Troop F Camp Dodge Hallie Ward Commission Ward Journal

Marshall umpire for tournaments

Ernie Marshall acted as umpire for the Richmond softball tournament yesterday. He is scheduled to officiate at the Wayland tournament next Friday and serve as arbiter for the Wellman baseball tournament the following Sunday.

Ernie Marshall Richmond Wayland Wellman

Hawkeyes Have Best Home Record In Iowa City History

Iowa football shows strong home performance over twenty seasons with 73.4 percent wins at home and 38 percent on away fields. From 1915 to 1954 the Hawkeyes played 151 games: 61-22-3 at home and 24-39-2 away. In 1935 five opponents visit Kinnick Stadium including Bradley Tech, South Dakota, Colgate, Indiana, and Minnesota.

Iowa City University of Iowa Ilowa City Hawkeye Elevens Iowa Hawkeyes Bradley Tech South Dakota Colgate Indiana Minnesota

Foucault Pendulum Demonstrates Earth's Rotation

The pendulum at the National Academy of Sciences shows a constant plane swing due to inertia. The experiment confirms the Earth rotates eastward, with the observed drift arising from Earth's rotation relative to the stars, not from stellar motion.

National Academy of Sciences

Ancient Celtic grave reveals two lovers in 2000 year kiss

Laborers digging near Szentes Hungary uncovered an ancient Celtic burial containing two skeletons a man and a woman embraced their faces touching The archeologists date the grave to the last century BC highlighting a lasting symbol of affection from antiquity

Szentes Hungary

Washington County Tennis Tournament Pairings Listed

The scheduled Washington county YMCA event draws first round pairings for men, women, juniors, and doubles. Most players are local with William Zillmer of Wellman the sole out of town entrant. matches may begin this afternoon if courts are ready after a morning shower.

Washington Lee Soule William Zillmer Wellman Henry Little Stanton Kiesey Tommy Graybye Hubert Turner Francis Mangold Gene Trask Gene Turner Don Boyer Nick McCleery Hal Williams Burk Gillispie Russell Knott Kenneth Copeland Dave Boyser

Baseball standings and today’s schedule across leagues

Today’s standings show Brooklyn 3 9, Pittsburgh 9 3, New York 8, Cincinnati 4 and Poston 5 8 with St Louis 2 4, Detroit 6, New York 0. Games include St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, Boston at St Louis, and New York at Detroit with rain in Washington at Cleveland.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati St Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Poston St. Louis Detroit Washington Cleveland Brooklyn Iee Philadelphia Ae Boston Ee American League L Detroit Oolode Eaebircsteanen Salt Oston Chicago

Stammers Upsets Jacobs In Wightman Cup Opener

Miss Kay Stammers of Britain rallied after dropping the first set to beat Helen Jacobs of the United States in Forest Hills New York in three sets 5 7 6 1 9 7 and take the opening match of the Wightman cup series.

Crown Princess Kay Stammers Dominates in Forest Hills Tennis

Crown Princess Kay Stammers of England defeats Helen Jacobs in a Wightman Cup match at Forest Hills. She has also beaten Helen Wills Moody in England this summer, fueling her reputation as a future queen of the courts.

England Kay Stammers Forest Hills L. L Helen Jacobs Helen Wills Moody

Washington Team Seconds in Tourney Finals

The Washington North Side Cafe softball team reached the Richmond tournament final, losing 4 to 2 to Riverside. They beat Brighton 7-3 and Hills 2-1 to reach the final, with Orr pitching all three games including a nine inning championship.

Washington North Side Cafe Richmond Riverside Brighton Hills Orr Washington

Firemen Crush Wieland Team In Riverside Softball

Aug 19 Riverside game features Fire Department players replacing regular Friday squad. John Wieland leads visiting team as Firemen explode for fifteen runs in eighth and ninth innings to win 22 to 10.

Riverside Kalona Richmond John Wieland Wieland

Standings and Results From American Association Baseball

Yesterday many teams played as Toledo beat Kansas City and Milwaukee defeated. Columbus and Minneapolis posted strong records while Louisville led the standings as St. Paul faced Indianapolis in rain. Several matchups including St. Paul Indianapolis and Milwaukee Columbus were scheduled or postponed.

Bk. Pet Minneapolis Indianapolis Columbus Kansas City Milwaukee San St. Paul Toledo i Beivasatin Louisville Westerday Toledo St. Paul

Standard Team Wins at Junction Louisa County Fair

Ding's Standard Oil kitten ball team of Columbus Junction won first prize of 30 dollars in the final game, defeating Fredonia 6 to 8. Morning Sun beat Ainsworth 6 to 2 for third prize. second round results include Morning Sun 6, Nichols 4. Grandview 2, Fre-donig 4. West Liberty 1. Sixteen teams entered. first rounds played Wednesday and Thursday.

Columbus Junction Ding Standard Oj Louisa County Fair Freedonia Fredonia Morning Sun Ainsworth Standard Oilers Nichols Médiapolis Grandview Fredonig West Liberty

Communion Plan for United Presbyterian Service Aug 25

In Crawfordsville August 19 the United Presbyterian church holds communion at morning worship on August 25 for members leaving to teach or attend school. A Friday preparatory service precedes with Rev. James R. Cottrell of Stanwood delivering the sermon and special music planned.

Nellie Manners Crawfordsville United Presbyterian Church James R. Cottrell Stanwood Cora McCoy American Legion Auxiliary Iowa City Oma Strain Des Moines Drake University Young People’s Society of the Saunders Park Mt. Pleasant Oakland Mills

Weather Man’s Workshop and His Weather Instruments

The weather man runs a large workshop with instruments like barometers thermometers and hygrometers. He uses wind vanes anemometers and aerometeorographs to measure temp humidity wind speed and other factors automatically from an aircraft. He also employs rain gauges snow gauges balloons kites sunshine recorders and numerous other devices.

Honolulu Climate Averages Record Highs And Rainfall

The mean annual temperature in Honolulu Hawaii is 74.6 degrees Fahrenheit with a yearly high of 88 and a low of 56. Average annual rainfall totals 28.6 inches and the city is free from strong winds.

Honolulu Hawaii

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Gocal News Dean Harland W. Mead Washington Junior College Marshall SHAPE Little Dave Boyer Zillmer Betty Clow Betty Wilson Elizabeth Brown Ruth Boyer Lucille Mangold Loretta Cantoni Mary Lytle Clow Lytle Boyer Little and Woods Turner Trask Kiesey Mangold Cantoni American Association Faymeyr Jones Junction United Presbyterians the Wardrobe Cleaners C. W. Davis Hugh W. Winter Equitable Life Insurance of Iowa Ave R. E. Brown Klein LEE Brand Racine Jackie Jumpers Kaynee Suedene Klein Klothing Ko
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