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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1930

Page

5

Uncle Sam Origin Traced From Real 1812 Provisions Contractor

New York August 18 The Golden Book magazine recounts how Samuel Wilson of Troy became the living prototype for Uncle Sam. Wilson supplied meat to New York troops in cantonment and later served as army provisions inspector, stamping U S on rations and earning Civic symbol status. Yankee Doodle faded as Uncle Sam rose to national personification by mid century.

New York Uncle Sam Lean Star and Stripes Golden Book Samuel Wilson New York City Troy N. Y Ebenezer Sam Sam Wilson U. S United States Samuel Naby London Punch

Haskins News Notes and Local Visits

Mrs B Ruby nol d goes to St Louis to be with her daughter after a serious operation. Jaunita Weidner and Mary Elizabeth Weidner visit. Ben Davis, Davenport visitors, and many relatives gather in Haskins for weekends. Transportation to Cedar Rapids and Seattle trip plans for Homer Jones noted. Hog shipments to Chicago and local business in Washington reported. An error corrected: Godlove-Younkin reunion print misstated 50 as 100.

Glenn Davis Trehorne Marian Davenport Ralph Leffler Fox LaVaughn and Dors

Past Noble Grand Circle Meeting With Mrs Hout

Notice changes the meeting date to Tuesday August 26 and lists Mrs Sam Hout as host for the Past Noble Grand circle.

Sam Hout

Birthday gathering in Kalona welcomes Fred Small

In Kalona on August 20 Fred Small marked his birthday with a large group of relatives and friends present. Attendees included Malissa Louck Deliz and family, Carl Ludwig of Rock Island Illinois, Pratt and Rowe families, Nona Grady, the Lahy and Page households, and others from Wellman, Washington, Cedar Rapids, Lone Tree, and Des Moines. A noon cafeteria style dinner followed.

Kalona Fred Small Malissa Louck Dauc Fey Deliz Charles Cleo Clovee Nona Grady M. B Bineren Fell Russel and Junior J. Lahy Fier Trude Geo Allen D. J. Miller Boston Minn Cecil Page Billy Robert Ceda Launds Nellie Page J. C. Bremerman Hilda Frends Marek March I. Arnold South Dakota Carrie Kessler Lone Tree Ivo Grady Watel Dean Lows City Carwood Baker O C. Steigledar Odunpra Sam Metree Gary Ind Gerald Teets Hochafeltler Mra Shannon Wourt Harve Armour Dis Moines Miss Dorotha Maxine Pratt T. J Lahey

Matthess and Davenport Fair Attendances Reported at Local Reunions

Lexington correspondence notes Davis reunion at Sunset Park with Fleming family Andersons and Betty Joe. Davenport fair attendance by Mr and Mrs Harry Rittenhouse and Mrs H L Huber. L W Matthess of Des Moines visited Henry and Warren Matthess. Mildred Patterson at home over Sunday. Nathanial Young returns from Camp Dodge after a one day stay.

Camp Dodge B. J. Holmes Melo Patterson

Social visitors and family visits reported

Mrs Roscoe Anderson and Betty spent a few days last week at Everett Fleming home. Frank Fleming visited his daughter Laura Longwell last week. Irene Oldfield is spending a few days at Sam Oldfield's. Milford Anderson visited KE B Young's Sunday. Ethel Paul has been sick. Martha Patterson is visiting in Washington. EF Fleming was a Washington visitor Tuesday afternoon. LeRoy Schulty and Harold Schulty were Washington callers Tuesday afternoon.

Roscoe Anderson Betty Everett Fleming Frank Fleming Laura Longwell Irene Oldfield Sam Oldfield Milford Anderson

Rural Route 4 social notes from Washington area

Mrs Daigy Simmering reports a weekend of visits in Washington Rock Island and Davenport with local families. Highlights include Ed Simmering and family at A Cordell home and a trip through Davenport to the radio station and the Heav en site. Florence Eimen and Vera Keating are among visitors to area homes.

Washington Ed Simmering Robert Kephart Charles Kephart A. Cordell Rock Island Davenport J. BE. J.inder Charles Anderson Florence Eimen Frytown B. F. Miller Will Miller Florence E.men Vera Keating Robert Coulter St. Louis John Warnock Frank Kephart

Gowey Family Ties Highlight Rural Routh Roundup

Mr and Mrs Don Gowey of Rubio visited Terry Gowey's home with Mrs Mary Gowey of Brighton and grandson Leland Gowey of Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Robert Hyde attended the fair in Oskaloosa. Mrs Clinton Scranton from Chicago visits Charles Scranton. Mrs Ann Parcel visits Ray and family. A fine rain occurred Saturday night.

Don Gowey Rubio Terry Gowey Mary Gowey Brighton Leland Gowey Wisconsin Inez Gowey Robert Hyde Oskaloosa Clinton Scranton Chicago Charles Scranton Ann Parcel Ray

Residents and visitors gather in STRINGTOWN area homes

Mrs. Clara Heibel and daughter Grace visited at Ethan Brooks home. Jacob T Wenger family from Washington visited Wilbur Schantz. Noah and Dan Widmer families shared Sunday dinner near Wayland. Helen Rich visited Walter Jarrard near Washington. Neal Widmer attended a Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery sponsored picnic in New Leondon. Extended family groups from Chenoa Palm Beach Cedar Falls and Brooklyn visited STRINGTOWN residents.

Stringtown Clara Hebel Grace Ethan Brooks Jacob T. Wenger Bessie Frederick Washington Wilbur Schantz Noah Widmer Dan Widmer Joe Graber Wayland Helen Rich Walter Jarrard Chantinqua Neal Widmer New Leondon Farmers’ Cooperative Creamery Co Jacob Schire Ernest Chenoa Mlinots Dave Schantz Ruth P. R. Schantz Henry Pfieffer New York Merner Palm Beach Florida Wdd Noble Cedar Falls L. H. Rimner D. Benson Brooklyn Charlotte Rinmer Stella Hold L. H. Rinmer Beson Ralph Benson Rex Swan Marian Paul Mast

Waynedale News Briefs on Injured Hand Sufferer

August 18 update from Wayne area notes Lloyd How has been suffering with an injured hand and reports indicate continued pain. Details remain unclear as the report ends abruptly with the line unfinished.

Wayne Lloyd Howcare

Hay fork accident injures man at farm

A man was caught in a pulley while setting a hay fork causing a painful injury that is improving. Several locals worked on fences, visitors stopped by farms, and families from Winfield, Des Moines, and Omaha were mentioned in a sequence of social notices and brief visits throughout the week, including Evelyn Peck's tenth birthday celebration.

Community Notes From South Highland

Mrs. Fred Ambrose and Edith of Iowa City visit John Lasek family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell wed near Washington. John Lang returns to Fowler California after Washington visit. Air show in Washington drew attendees. Miss Jorine Lasek visits Morie Hunter. A surprise birthday party for Mr. Meto Lasek at Treskins with 30 guests.

South Highland Fred Ambrose Edith Iowa City Myra Meeks BE. R. Meeks Noo John Lang Fowler California Will McCreedy Washington Jorine Lasek Morie Hunter Meto Lasek Treskins Mr. Lasek Richard Havel Rudolph Knottuceus Milt Sork Melo Horak John Rotenburger Rh. RO Knoltnerus Robert Mary Prymek Edd Elma Mary & Oak Jasek

McPherson Aimee Mother's Exit From Angelus Temple

Aimee Semple McPherson faces a power shift as her mother Minnie Kennedy withdraws from Angelus Temple affairs while a temple board backed by McPherson approves a resolution to limit Kennedy's statements. Kennedy claims she is already out and would not return. The move follows a council of war and amid McPherson recovering at a beach cottage with doctors saying she may preach on Sunday.

Los Angeles Aimee Semple McPherson Minnie A. Kennedy Kennedy Angelus Temple Temple Board of Elders McPherson Four Square Gospel William Booth Robert Boyd W. G. Cooper

Weekend Visitors Tour Noble and Nearby Towns

Nob le Iowa Aug 19 Mr and Mrs Henry Piffer of New York City Mr Sol Merner of Florida Edward Noble and his mother Mrs W F Noble of Cedar Falls spent the weekend with their aunt Mrs Charlotte Rinner and daughter Stella They returned to Cedar Falls Sunday morning This party called on friends in Wayland and Mt Pleasant then an old trend in Noble Mrs Linda Mauler from Pleasant Plain visited her brother Wm Roth and other relatives Miktoy Frey returned to Chicago Sunday Nellie Loder of Washington visited Mrs John Bigham Floyd Shockley Wim Shantz and family drove to Des Moines Tuesday to spend the day with relatives Mr and Mrs Willie and son Men of Pulaski aunt of Mrs H F Sehrag Ottumwa spent Sunday with Rev and Mrs Sehrag Floyd Shockley and Merrel Mr and Mrs Ken Gott Margric and Arleen left for Aaron Tr Monday afternoon

Enport D. C. Birney Muscatine Haskins MciNay Walter Nicholson Near Washington Nicholson Fanny Edwards Cora Kauffman Keota Frank McParland Wend Robert Washington Doris Bean Ernest Iseminger Dar Rapid RK. Annas Ainsworth Godlove Haskins Godloves Seninger Kelse Lumbee Co Ifena S. K. Annas Lois Godlove Charles McCreedy Iowa City N. Mullen Kenwood Iowa A. C Jones Homer Jones Mr. Jones Martha Homer Cedar Rapids San Francisco Seattle Wash Canada New York City Lottie Birney Unn Jon Ray Blankenhorn Chicago Ed Davis Pooth Vivian Hazel C.D. Miller Roy Johnston Wnfield W. G. Huston Allen Wenger Ed Sponberg John Boshart Lioyd Vollmer Paul Mast Harry Vottmer Winfield Lloyd L. Moorhead Des Moines Omaha Evelyn Peck Willard Davis Buffington Pauline Jo Henry Joe Zingg Wayland Wm. Roth Miktoy Frey Chiccago Nellie Loder John Bigham Floyd Shockley Wim. Shantz Des Moine Willie and Son Men Pulaski H. FF. Sehrag

Community Notices From Tyrone Mr Guy Black

Tyrone area residents share visits and travel news from Aug 18. Dorothy Linegar visited her sister Mrs Harry Heisdorf er, and multiple families including Hahn, Sheets, Black, and Charlton were mentioned with gatherings, funerals, and reunions in Keota Sigourney and West Chester.

Barcelona landlord uses Romani tenants to force moves

A Barcelona landlord introduces Romani families to a vacant house to cause disturbances. Noise prompts neighbors to relocate, allowing more occupancies and eventually the entire building to be vacated. A Gypsy tribe brings belongings up to a balcony, illustrating the tactic.

Barcelona Spain

Nanking Police Uncover Dynaniting Plot In Capital Raid

Police in Nanking disclosed a planned dynamiting plot aimed at government offices in four capital districts. A female government employee infiltrated officials to spy, 20 suspects including students and telegraph workers were arrested, and ammunition stores found. Authorities noted troops planned to move against communists in Changsha and other provinces.

Nanking China Tlupeh Hunan Kalansi Changsha

Shaving Lotion May Be Probed as Iowa Intoxicant

Des Moines August 22 A prosecutor announced action to prove lilac vegetal shaving lotion is an intoxicant. Detectives raided F and W Grand store seizing 21 cartons of bottles. Store managers and assistants charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance, released on bail for August 28 hearing. Condemnation action planned to label the lotion intoxicating. The case echoes last year’s bay rum ruling.

Des Moines Iowa Albert H. Adams F. E. Timmons F. and W. Grand S. R. Taylor Tore William J. Wood Maurice Kreda Dane Allen Adams F. W. Woolworth Roy Brown Timmons Brown

Infectious Disease Bulletic Reports Broad Animal Losses

Weeky notices record Blackleg losses in Marion Cedar Rapids Deep River Muscatine Belle Plaine and hog cholera outbreaks across 26 localities including Bertram Matriax Dubuque Earlville Keystone Vinton Stanwood Clarence Coared Atkins Aurora Walcott Wyoming Cascade Marion Tama Cedar Falls Muscatine Viola Solon Mt Vernon Cedar Falls Solowa City and North Liberty. Swine infections and other livestock diseases such as hemorrhage lenticemia neurotic enteritis mange pinkeye and rabies are reported in multiple towns.

Marion Cedar Rapids Deep River Musca Fine Belle Plaine Bertram Matriax Dubuque Earlville Keystone Vinton Stanwood Clarence Coared Atkins Aurora Walcott Wiyoming Cascade Tama Cedar Falls Janesville Hampton Muscatine Viola Belle ,Plaine Colesburg Tairbank Dunketon Independence Vietor Dixon Morse Jows City Greene Anamosa Norway Monticello Swine Elgin Ryan West Liberty Duorant Edgwood Mt. Vernon Lisbon Kalona Iowa City Clinton Cedar Solowa City North Liberty Solon Mt Vernon Elkader Sigourney Maquoketa Iowa City Dunkerton

Journal Wants Ads Pay A Trial

A brief note suggests that advertising revenue could fund a trial project. No further details are given in readable text.

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