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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1939

Page

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Death of G C McCaleb at 72 in Ainsworth Nebraska

George C McCaleb 72 died at his Ainsworth home after a lingering illness. He had been bedfast a week and ill for years. Funeral plans await two sons on each coast. Survived by wife Stella, five children Leo Lyle George Jr Eugene Mildred and sister Annie Simpson. He belonged to Ainsworth Methodist church and Masonic lodge.

Ainsworth George C. McCaleb Mr. McCaleb L. A. Jones Funeral Home Cumberland County Penn Jacob Ad Kesiah Cisna McCaleb Dutch Creek Township McCaleb Stella Houseal Leo San Francisco Calif Lyle Washington, D. C George, Jr Iowa State College Eugene Mildred Annie Simpson MeCaleb Home

Traveling families depart after Kansas visit

Mr and Mrs C W Miller of Denton Kansas and Mr and Mrs J W Byrum with their two daughters of Anderson Indiana left last evening after spending a day with J M Bratten and daughter Elsie. The Byrum family had been visiting in Kansas and the Millers accompanied them for a visit in

C. W. Miller Denton Kan J W. Byrum Anderson Ind J. M. Bratten Elsie Byrum Kansas Millers

Start Work on Track Today for Labor Day Auto Races

Track work began today near town for the Legion Labor Day program at the Andy Blattner farm. Bill Brown, in charge of gallopies, says the track will be ready in a day or two and invites Washington entrants to test it. Stewart & Crane enter a Model T Ford that won a similar event at West Liberty, with Les Itaymound slated to drive it locally.

Legion Andy Blattner Bill Brown Washington Brown Stewart & Crane West Liberty

Registration at Washington High Continues Tuesday

Registration for new students at Washington High School continues Tuesday after starting today. It covers first time enrollees, with some students already registered last June. Freshmen entering this fall are included, and some junior high graduates are also enrolled. Mr and Mrs Miller are parents of Mrs Byrum.

Washington High School

Misconceptions of God Addressed at Park Union Service

Rev. Carl W. Klein urged Park union attendees to view God as a God of peace not battle. He warned against worshiping a God of war and emphasized Christ’s nonviolence and reliance on divine revelation. Next service planned for Sunday with Dr. Eastwood preaching.

God Klein Carl W. Klein Union Park Israel Jesus Christ Christ Central Park PF. W. Eastwood Presbyterian Church Pastor Klein St. Paul's

Poland protests German wartime propaganda claims

Warsaw reports a strongly worded Polish foreign office protest against German atrocity propaganda. Berlin mobilizes East Prussia frontier tensions while Poland erects barricades around power stations as war danger rises.

Warsaw Foreign Office East Prussia Hitler Poland

Three Washington Men Injured in Grandview Crash

Three Washington men were injured when Schmidt’s eleven year old car crashed into the bridge railing on primary highway 92 three miles west of Grandview. Lee Levert, 50, is critically hurt with a punctured lung and crushed chest. Rudolph Schmidt, 47, may have fractured ribs. Al Powers bruised but esperado to be released soon. They were taken to Bellevue hospital in Muscatine.

Washington Grandview Louisa County Lee KR. Levert Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Rudolph Schmidt al Powers Schmidt Muscatine Hospital Severt American Pearl Button Company South Seventh Avenue East Main Street Powers Dick Powers

Increased Profit Reported by Iowa Liquor Board

Des Moines August 28 UP The Iowa state liquor control commission reported that the net profit for the fiscal year ending June 30 was 2 590 825. The previous year net profit was 2 143 296. Liquor sales totaled 11 40 747 while cost of the liquor was 6 018 859.

Des Moines Iowa State Liquor Control Commission

Municipal Band Winds Up Park Concert Season

Washington Municipal band reelects T Sorden as director for three seasons. New officers include Mua Ser vice president Everett Kurhal jr secretary James Pirney treasurer Lester Muck and board members Jess W Radda Mile W Steele sr Eugene 8 Thomas Tom Gray and Stewart Bell. The group presented fourteen Saturday concerts ten Wednesday evenings in Central Park plus Centennial events and booster trips. The band traded concerts with Sigourney and Mr Pleasant and played at Yen Ruogis in Sigourney. Last Friday the entire personnel performed in Des Moines under Milo Sorden at the state fair and received six consecutive invitations to participate on fair day.

Mile T. Sorden Washington Municipal Band Municipal Band Mua Everett Kurhal Jr James Pirney Lester Muck Jess W. Radda Mile W. Steele Eugene Thomas Tom Gray Stewart Bell Central Park

Musical Program on Tuesday Evening with Phil Kerr

Phil Kerr noted musician and composer will present a concert Tuesday night August 29 at Poureguare Church. Pastor Stevy W. J. Blevene announces vocal and instrumental numbers and Kerr will publicly compose a new piece from an audience suggestion. Kerr is recognized as an outstanding evangelistic musician with wide travels and broadcasts.

Phil Kerr Stevy W. J. Blevene Kerr Stevens America

Sweet potato grows inside old jug discovered in garden

In Rom Liameey’s garden at L208 N, a brown jug neck held a sweet potato grown through its hollow. Hameey cut his finger on crockery while digging, revealing the unusual find. The curio is now on display in the Journal office lobby.

Hameey Journal Office Mr. Ramney

Notable Author Tracing Sacred Music History Gains Praise

Two hundred radio stations noted for broadcasting his work as he authored a history of sacred music that has earned wide acclaim in religious periodicals.

Junior High Registration Slated For Wednesday

Seventh and eighth grade pupils must register Wednesday at the junior high under principal Mise Ethel McCreedy. Mike McCreedy will be at the school office from nine to noon and again from one to five oclock to register students and issue locker keys.

Mise Ethel McCreedy Mike McCreedy

Reverend Kerrie Leads National Church Concert Tour

The Angelus Temple manager in Los Angeles also edits a national monthly on sacred taste. He now embarks on a three months nationwide tour presenting concerts in churches across many denominations.

Kerrie Angelus Temple Los Angeles

Answer Is on Way To Berlin

Britain and Germany moved toward war as Neville Chamberlain carried Britain’s reply to Hitler while Germany mobilized 2.5 million troops. Britain refused Hitler’s terms on Poland but urged peaceful settlement.

Berlin Neville Chamberlain Germany Britain Hitler Templehof Airfield London Great Britain Poland Neville Henderson France Danzig Reich

Agnes Bowen Dies in Colorado

Agnes Bowen 7% former Washington county resident died in Tillirose Colorado at seven oclock Saturday morning Her body will reach Keota Tuesday afternoon and a funeral service will be held Wednesday afternoon at Marsh funeral home Interment in Keota cemetery She was born near Dublin Iowa and lived on Happy Hollow farm She joined the Methodist Church in youth and went to Colorado in 1904 She leaves two sisters Mrs Ellen Bandy Keota and Mrs Lewis of Chicago

Keota Agnes Bowen Washington County Tillirose Colo Marsh Funeral Home Dublin Jonathan and Cornelia Dutcher Bowen Dutch Creek Township Happy Hollow Bowen J. C. Bowen Jonathan Howe Miss Bowen Methodist Church Colorado Art Boween Ellen Bandy Mires. Laom Lewis Chicago

Waived Preliminary in Breaking and Entering Case

Harold TB Nicola of West Chester appeared before Justice W S Eldridge this morning and waived preliminary hearing on a breaking and entering charge. He was bound over to the September grand jury with bonds set at $1000. Dale Yoder completed a 20 day county jail term today and was sentenced to another 20 days on the same charge by Justice J E Bovee.

Harold TB. Nicola West Chester Justice of the Peace W. S Eldridge Dale Yoder J. E. Bovee

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