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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1950

Page

7

Washingtonians Travel to International Y's Men Convention

Nineteen Washingtonians traveled to Mexico City for the Y's Men International convention. In a letter from San Antonio dated August 18, 1950, the travelers recount stopovers in Oklahoma City and Dallas, meeting fellow members, viewing oil wells, visiting the state Indian museum, and observing Texas growth. They plan a pre convention gathering in McAllen and then cross the border into Mexico City.

Mexico City Charles Morris San Antonio Texas Mother Nature Loveless McAllen Oklahoma City Georgia Fred Bates Dallas Carl White Ainsworth Carl

Nevada Governors Foreword Prominent In State Penitentiary Film

More than 100 Columbia studio workers actors and technicians spent ten days inside Carson City Nevada State Prison filming State Penitentiary starring Warner Baxter with Onslow Stevens Karin Booth and Robert One Governor Vail Pittman authorized an official foreword noting the prison scenes were shot inside the facility marking the first motion picture camera permit in its history.

Columbia Studio Nevada State Prison Carson City State Penitentiary Warner Baxter Fox Onslow Stevens Karin Booth Robert Vail Pittman Nevada

Former Pastor Describes Iowa Picnic in Long Beach California

Dr. R. C. Keagy serves as Washington Methodist pastor emeritus and recounts the annual Iowa picnic at Recreation Park Long Beach with Governor Karl Warren as speaker. The event draws Iowa expatriates across California, with food stalls, paper trees for registration, and a tribute flag from the battleship Iowa to Des Moines.

Iowa California R. C. Keagy Methodist Church Washington Long Beach Keagy Delaware Street Riverside Calif Recreation Park Karl Warren Frank M. Merriam Hopkinton Delaware County Beardsley Warren Birbdy Park Iawa Los Angeles

Return From Two Weeks Vacation Trip

BRIGHTON Aug 21 Mrs O M Farrier returned home Friday evening with her brother and wife Mr and Mrs William Stout from a two weeks vacation. They visited their uncle James Stout at Taracan Canada and on the way home visited the Black Hills in South Dakota Wyoming and Nebraska.

Brighton O. M. Farrier William Stout James Stout Taracan Canada Black Hills South Dakota Wyoming Nebraska Marguerite Dickinson George Dickinson East Moline Louis Graffagana Edgar Rotzinger Mary Guy John Conahey Ida Berry Burdette Stover Washington C. W. Long Carroll Morgan Richland Ollie Morgan Georgia Manning Bernard Teeter Fairfield Sadie Frances Davison Mae Nordyke Hazel Wikoff Denver Colo Mike Robertson Howard Johnson Johnson James Dunbar Washington County Hospital

Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Picnic and Family Visits

Roberta attended the Koch reunion at Mt. Pleasant Sunday. The Farm Bureau club held a picnic at Sunset Park. Mrs. Hattie Brier visits Rex and wife in Winfield. Kate Snyder returned from Topeka. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Dimon visit Don Scheeke's family in Dunlap Illinois. The Willits and Horton families spend weekend with Mrs. Carrie Lemley. Mrs. Dave McNeese hosted the Helping Hand club. The Alexanders and daughter visited from Washington, D. C. Mrs. O. C. Stagess is seriously ill in Rochester Minnesota after surgery. Myrtle Helmick and continued text.

Roberta Koch Mt. Pleasant Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Club Sunset Park Hattie Brier Rex Winfield Kate Snyder Keith Murray Topeka Kansas Harrison Dimon Dunlap Don Scheeke Glenn Willits Theodore Willits Indianola A. E. Horton Dave McNeese Robert Alexander Washington, D. C Carrie Lemley O. C. Stagess Rochester

Des Moines Weekend Visit Ties Phillips Family Tour

Charles and grandson Henry Phillips stayed with Mrs. Joe Middleton and family in Des Moines and Dorothy Helmick in Dallas Center. They were greeted by Mrs. Harold Phillips of LaVerne who then took her son home after a summer visit here.

Charles Henry Phillips Joe Middleton Des Moines Dorothy Helmick Dallas Center Harold Phillips LaVerne

Coined in Ancient Greece the atom name origins

The term atom originated in the fifth century B C by Democritus the Greek philosopher who proposed atoms as tiny indivisible particles composing all matter.

Democritus

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