River boundary clash and continuing education center support
Editorials discuss belief in divine love, a new 80 unit Congress Inn motel near Coralville, and the University of Iowa continuing education center. The piece argues such centers aid adult learning without harming hotels and urges settlement of the El Paso boundary dispute by returning 630 acres to Mexico, criticizing Texas Republicans amid election concerns.
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Iowa City
Congress Inn
Coralville
University of Iowa
Mexico
Texas
House Guests At Bethel Farm Home
Aug 20 at Bethel Farm home in Bethel Mr and Mrs Carter Peery of Moberly Missouri and Mrs Nita Henss of St Petersburg spent the week as guests. They hosted a cousins dinner and hosted visitors from five states including Illinois Missouri Oklahoma Florida and Iowa. The group attended services for Mrs Russell Ehrenfelt in Wellman Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Farm
Bethel
Carter Peery
Moberly
Nita Henss
St. Petersburg
Wayland
Peerys
Missouri
Carrie Rabenold
Helen McCreedy
Edna Bachman
Oklo
Peery
Walter Henss
May
William Henss
Crawfordsville
Henss
James Henderson
Izaak Walton Club
Kiwanis Club
Fay Rowe
Rock Island
Ray Niffenegger
Faye Rowe
Rowe
Ill
Edna Backman
Hobart
Oklahoma
Florida
Illinois
Iowa
Rabenold
McCreedy
Rock Island, Ill
Russell Ehrenfelt
Wellman
Brinton
Iowa Avenue
Declared contract doubles after clever misdirection in bridge
In a B. Jay Becker masters event East led clubs and South faced spade management with two heart and two diamond losers. South's precise play induced East to misread, allowing South to ruff diamonds and force a four spade doubled contract despite East's defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Becker
Declarer
Apted
West
South
East
King
Hearts
Byadienta, Inc
Drowning in Dry Ice Risks and Safe Handling
A cautionary feature explains how dry ice blocks can suffocate in small rooms. It describes Joe's near fatal experience in a back room freezer and warns that carbon dioxide gas can crowd out oxygen, especially in confined spaces, urging ventilation and awareness of safe use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Food Quacks Take $500 Million Yearly
University Park reports that food quacks fleecing the public amount to 500 million dollars annually. Louise W. Hamilton of Pennsylvania State University urges consulting a family doctor a dietitian or a home economics adviser for reliable nutritional guidance. She warns sellers claim diseases stem from diet or depleted soil and allege fertilizer harms or foods are miracle cures.
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University Park, Pa
UPI
Louise W. Hamilton
Pennsylvania State University
Miss Hamilton
Newspaper masthead with publisher and staff roles
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead for a Washington Iowa publication listing David Elder as editor and business manager William Shannon as vice president advertising director Charles Morris news editor Bruce Cowden contributing editor Howard Hazen production superintendent. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4 and access via United Press Leased Wire Inland Daily Press Assn Iowa Daily Press Assn. rates show carrier and by mail options.
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Phe
Bvesing Journal
Iown
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Ann
Judie Bureau
BUBAL
Ramblings on Frank Brinton the Washington Pioneer
Don Ross recalls Frank Brinton and his brother Harold, noting Brinton’s early aviation interests and show business years. The columner reflects on Brinton’s 1900s airship attempt, a rusty engine found later, and the Journal’s connection with Brinton show posters in Iowa towns.
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Don Ross
Des Moines
Harold
Washington
Lucille
West Branch
Ainsworth
Ross
Don
Frank Brinton
W. F. Brinton
Brinton
Fairgrounds
South
Iowa Avenue
Journal Printshop
Brintons
Journal
Iowa
Mrs. Brinton
Harold Ross
Recollections of the Brinton couple and Washington shows
A first Washington show at the Graham theater featured Brinton lectures with lantern slides. Frank and Ina Brinton built wealth from movie shows and a later open air theater. Ina Brinton, possibly Patman, funded a peculiar foundation. her will sparked estate litigation involving Iowa City Grinnell and Washington attorneys.
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Frank
Ina Brinton
Patman
Journal Office
Mr. Elder
Wth
Iowa City
Grinnell
Washington
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God
John
Gwendolyn
Sally
Herman
Board of Control
Kellogg Center
Ity
Michigan State University
Kennedy
United States
el Paso
Mexican
Rio Grande River
Taft
Mr. Kennedy
Mrs. Henss
Mac
Ernest
Farmer's
Agriculture Department
Central Press
Joe Palooka
Millyonaire
Lola Lavoine
Ham Fisher
Nixie Dugan
By Mevoy and
Striebel
THE
Department
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
King Features
de. Fern
Ways
Graham Theater
State
Orville Elder
Medical Clinic
Royal Hotel
H. T. Torpey
Mgr
Excelsior Springs
Blondie
Ohio Young
Dagwoco
Nancy
BY Ernie Bushmilles
West Tenth Street
Fish & Seafood
Mississippi River
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