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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

5

Riverside School Names Faculty For Year

Riverside August 21 Riverside public school opens September 3 with two faculty changes Miss Ariel Romick replaces Miss Velma Tobin to lead seventh and eighth grades and Miss Patricia Mougin takes over primary duties from Miss Pauline Reed. New arrivals include Miss Opal Gerot and others as the staff.

Riverside Riverside Public Ariel Romick Traer Velma Tobin Thurman Patricia Mougin Pauline Reed Howard ?. Holt Margaret Jane Griffin Co. C. Bergman Opal Gerot Joseph Heitzman Catherine Baschnagle

John Combs Takes Calves to Fair and Rosalie to Follow

Franklin Center district notes show John Combs taking four h calves to the fair Wednesday night and Rosalie joining him Friday to manage her calves. Minor local updates include Gladys West returning home for school, several residents recovering from illness, and nearby families vacationing and visiting events at West Liberty and Davenport.

John Combs Rosalie M. D. Atkinson Franklin Center Gladys West R. L. Keyser Pleasant Plain David du Mont Atkinson Allen Atkinson Des Moines David Warren Long Bobby Keyser Boyd Mabel Dill Leo Marie West Liberty Fair Isabelle Combs Western Points Dutch Creek Center Geo. Bartholomew Columbus Junction Fred Bartholomew Davenport B. PD

Homer Tomb on Ios Island in The Garden District

The text identifies the final resting place of the poet Homer as on Ios, Greece, often read as Nio. It states the tomb sits on the island’s northern side in an area described as The Garden.

Homer Ios Nio Isles Greece Island

Kalona completes street resurfacing and local notes

Kalona finished street resurfacing on August 21 with oil and BU asphalt over crushed stone by Illinois Road Builders. The town reports dust relief and better roads as residents exchange visits and attend Homecoming events. Local residents and visitors are noted, including family gatherings and births, with names and places such as Kalona Iowa and Mount Vernon referenced.

Tom Lahey Kalona Illinois Road Builders Jacksonville James Burklander Lacey C. C. Randall James Junior Randall F. FE. Skela Doris Denver Colorado Howard Duvall Gary Ind Gerald Teets Dan Boone Phyllis Washington Ben Boone

Sawhill Family of Colorado Visits Crawfordsville

Mr and Mrs J C Sawhill and their family from Colorado visit Crawfordsville in August as reported by Nellie Manners. The feature notes their travel and local reception during the stay in town.

Nellie Manners Crawfordsville Aug J. C. Saw

Weekend visitors and relatives visit area residents

Hill of Colorado Springs and Harold K. Ford of Wheaton visited Mrs. 8S. G. Taylor during a trip through eastern states. Ford, a Wheaton College senior, plans to enter the ministry and played a musical saw at a United Presbyterian meeting. Other callers included Mrs. F. W. Hehner and son John from Forest Lake on route to Mt. Pleasant for family events, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCleary and Lorna of Adel visiting Murray Smylie.

Lisle McGuigan Bartlesville Okla Kalona L. C. McGuigan Oskaloosa Almeda Rogers Long Beach California Ellen Marsh Rogers Dave Stumpf Ora L R. Lemley Frances Lemley Frank Marsh Keota Dora Randall Wm. Randall Wm. Kelley Ida Billings Helen Virginia Rockville Nebraska Chas. Johnson Grand Island Dan Carpenter Loop City Ellsworth Kelley Wellman Fred Small Cadwell Richmond H. V. Snodgrass S. W John Forest Lake Minn E. S. Hehner Mt. Pleasant Hamilton Hewitt Burlington Charles McCleary Lorna Adel R. C. McCleary Taylor Crawfordsville Murray Smylie Washington Bill Edwards Billy and Gwendolyn Chicago R. I. Williams John Allen Waterloo Robert Allen Detroit Mich

Early Sponge Rubber Mentioned in 1850 British Patent

The earliest mention appears in British patent No 18103 issued to William Edward Newton of Middlesex England in 1850. Sponge rubber was made by mixing raw sugar resins or other materials with rubber before vulcanization and used for shoe soles and footwear related applications.

William Edward Newton Middlesex England

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Riverside School Ember Baschnagle Uedata Plas Doris Gayfeller Lows City Idarian Vruil Lucille Schneider Cornelius Schneider William Dautremont Harold St. Anthony's Hospital Rock Island A&p Ball Mason Glasses Doz Illy Maxwell Hot Coffee Campbell'’S ODET Cakite Lowe State Fair AUP A&p Food Stores Eastern Asia Fuchs Adams Gordon Engstrom C. C. Randall and Son Yoder Cora Mauck Iowa City Wm. DeFrance Ilong City Paul Clifford Page Melvin Lafourek Carol Janet W. C. Conklin Mount Vernon Dick” Conklin Peterseim Elberta Freestone Prunes Bliss Mason Jar Oval Cully Ashington J. C. Sawhill Crawfordville Indiana Samuel and David Gordon Popeye Penney Penney’s Towncraft Penne Ympany Inco Ano RONDO
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