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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1933

Page

8

Local News Briefs From Wellman Community Circulation

Miss Josephine Bailey returns home from Iowa City after summer school. Miss Marie Jackson heads home near Kalona for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. McKay move from East Main to East Washington. Rev and Mrs Hebner of Crawfordsville vacationing with relatives at Blandinsville. Glen Zaring family en route from Deerwood to Kankakee. Lena Stewart visited at Coffey home. Una Ayers of New York City visits Wellman relatives then plans to move to Seattle. Charles Brown and daughters attended Wellman celebration. A E Atchison drives Mary Marsh and Mary Elizabeth to Chicago for a visit and fair week.

Josephine Bailey Iowa City University Marie Jackson Kalona I. Rothschild M. A. McKay East Main Street East Washington Street E. S. Hebner Crawfordsville Blandinsville Glen Zaring Deerwood Minn Kankakee Lena Stewart Coffey Wellman Una Ayers New York City Charles Brown Iowa Avenue Seattle Wash Hilda Mildred Brown A. E. Atchison Mary Marshall Los Angeles Mary Elizabeth Chicago

Local health notes and family visits from Washington county

Mrs Delbert Bailey was discharged from Washington county hospital after a brief stay for medical care. Evelyn Givans of northeast Washington visits her aunt Mrs A Beller and will stay until Saturday. Douglas Eastwood had a minor operation yesterday in a local doctor's office and is at home recovering nicely.

Delbert Bailey Washington County Hospital Evelyn Givans Washington A. Beller Douglas Eastwood

Booster club picnic at Walker home draws sixty

The Booster club picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L Joyd Walker drew about 60 attendees including members and families. Guests enjoyed lawn seating, after supper conversations, and a horseshoes game while ladies visited and men played. The next meeting is scheduled for September 12 with Mrs. Herman Schultz.

Booster Club

Wellman Social Round Led by Visitors and World’s Fair

Wellman residents host family and friends from Agency Iowa Grinnell Ainsworth Anaheim Calif Chicago and Des Moines after a weekend at the World’s Fair and Century of Progress Chicago. The Baptist church World Wide Guild meets to begin White Cross work and discuss salvation.

World Wide Guild The Missionary Society Burma Dewey Bible School Bubjeet Saul Jesse James P. U. Tople

America March and Popular Overtures Highlighted

A compact program features Americas March popular overtures including Sky Pilot Farewell to Arms and In C Sharp Minor plus All American Girl Idyll Glow Worm and works by Fillmore Laurens Rachmaninott Lineche Bleakley Barnara.

Glow Worm

Visitors and Auctions Highlight Iowa Town Notes

Mrs Omer CC Boshart and Mrs Lyle Zehr of Wayland visited yesterday while Dr and Mrs R Glenn Whitmer of Oak Park Illinois looked up old friends who once taught at Washington High from 1915 to 1918. Auctioneer D F Macon of Washington Iowa is listed. The Vinz family from Illinois spent time here between trips to Peoria and Chicago and camps at Starved Rock State Park, with church visits noted. A special song service with hymns slides and pantomime is announced by Leader Mrs Dewey.

Omer CC. Boshart Lyle Zehr Wayland R. Glenn Whitmer Oak Park Washington High School Fairfield Oskaloosa D. F. Macon Washington Iowa Red A. A. Vinz Marjorie Warren Peoria Vinz Chicago Starved Rock State Park Illinois L. H Broeder Ving Albany Park Reading

Growth Rays Questioned by British Scientist

Prof A M Low states growth stimulating rays have not been proved but evidence grows. He notes mitogenetic rays may affect life and cites experiments showing an onion root emits something that could boost another onion root's cell growth. He adds the effect persists with quartz between roots and is not impeded by water, only thick glass or gelatin.

A. M. Low London United Press Low Scientific Weekly Armchair Science

Olive as symbol of wealth and peace in sacred uses

The olive wood is praised for strength and finish and used in Solomon's temple for cherubs pillars and doors. The olive also symbolizes prosperity and peace dating back to Noah. Sacred scriptures reference only olive oil though minerals were known in the Jordan valley.

First Temple Holy Land Jordan Valley

Dyeing Living Trees With Aniline Dyes Aids Sap Study

Scientists have dyed living trees with aniline dyes for over 20 years to study sap flow. Injection methods have varied and some efforts attempted commercial scale. Birch, beech, and maple sapwood are the focus, but achieving uniform color is hard, leading to products like colored wood buttons and umbrella handles.

Goethe as World Poet and Translator Pioneer

William Lyon Phelps notes Goethe as a premier poet and author of the German novel Wilhelm Meister. He highlights Carlyle’s early translation as a landmark, praising Carlyle’s honesty industry conscience and literary talent in rendering German works for English readers.

Goethe William Meister Thomas Carlyle Carlile t.—William Lyon Phelps

Helium Facts from Early 20th Century Observations

Astronomers and physicians describe helium as an inert gas found in the sun and later isolated on Earth. It is ultra light and escapes Earth's gravity, nonflammable, nonexplosive, and present at about four parts per million in the atmosphere. It resists chemical combination and forms from radium disintegration occurring in rocks and minerals.

Changes in Letter 5 and the long s to round s shift

The transition from the long s to the round s began around the American Revolution. John Bell of London is believed to have first discarded the long s about 1775, and by 1786 Benjamin Franklin noted the round s was used and the long s rejected entirely.

John Bell London Benjamin Franklin

Conrad Reunion At Wayland Park Draws 250 Attendees

In Wayland Park on Thursday the Conrad reunion drew more than 250 attendees from across several states. The day featured a basket dinner, a program with solos and readings, a addressing of resolutions, and officers elected for next year.

Conrad Wayland Park Wayland Peter Rich Joe Emporia Kans Adolph Prehiem Irene Marilyn Marion S. D E Cc. Eicher Betty Washington Clyde Adams Dan Klopfenstein Noah Wittmer Mt Pleasant Clinton Prebiem Hurley Austin Snell William Sperry Iowa Areta Gladys Snell Atalissa Clarence Hesseltine Tama F. J. Conrad Cedar Rapids Jesse Bellew Virginia Verona Decatur Dave Witting John Eileen el Monte Calif Clair Widmer Corvallis Ore James Marshall Near Winfield Charles Adams Yarmouth Iicers Pres F. G. Mien Eice Wa Wrcher Hannah Graber David Graber Emery Kigsti Jacob Roth K. Sehantz Ben Eicher Jesse Davies Edd Wittiig J. H. Wittmer Jacob Boshart Noah Leichty A. B. Magdetrau Ezra Wittmer EB. G. Rittler Edd Witting Jesse Icher Henry Graber Irvin Boshart

Social Visit Roundup from Davenport to Ames

Mr and Mrs Z Hinshaw and cousin Wilan Zear were in Davenport Wednesday afternoon. Rev and Mrs 8S F Wenger of Crawfordville were in Washington yesterday. Mr and Mrs Albert Simpson and family spent the day at Ames yesterday and took Mrs Ray Simpson home after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Cc Rh Wilsen.

Z. Hinshaw Wilan Zear Davenport F. Wenger Crawfordville Washington Albert Simpson Ames Ray Simpson Cc. Rh. Wilsen

Kepler Family Visitor and Webster School Appointment

Miss Sadie Reif of West Chester visits with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Alva M Kepler. Archie Kepler has accepted the superintendent of schools position at Webster Iowa and gone there with Mrs Kepler to locate for the next school year.

Sadie Reif West Chester Alva M. Kepler Archie Kepler Webster Iowa Kepler

Copenhagen Harbor Lies at City Heart

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is noted for its harbor lying in the heart of the city.

Copenhagen Denmark

Local Families Visit and Fresh Catches Highlight Ainsworth News

Mr Harvey Barnes and family dined with Rev 8S F Sharpe and relatives at Ainsworth. Dr Hender D C office hours and Mrs William Nelson of Hastings depart after visiting McElhinney family. Roy Meany shows a 16 pound yellow catfish from The Elms. Rev Bruce Riley and Timbert Yaw visit Dr F C Witzigman’s home. Burke McCreedy of Ainsworth transacts business.

Harvey Barnes J. A. Barnes Clara F. Sharpe Ainsworth Barnes Sharpe Hender D. C William Nelson Hastings Nebr T. J. McElhinney J. S. McElhinney Julia Fairfield Robert Genkinger Mair Ciffago Herman Genkinger Waukegan Roy Meany Elms Journal Bruce T. Riley West Newbury Mass Bert Yaw Sitka Alaska F.C. Witzigman Riley Robert Fart Draper Harrisonville Hattie Mayhew Etta McCall Missouri George Calvin Sadie Amy Pyle Russell Iowa Harry McCall Edith Merredith Sigourney Charles Thomas Eugene Barbara Cuddy Carence School Burke McCreedy

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