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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1930
Page
4
Dollars in Motion Could Cure Hard Times
The writer argues savings deposits hide economic risk and that money should circulate to aid recovery. They warn against excessive reserve and speculate on the need for balanced spending, avoiding unsafe projects, to steady postwar inflation, overproduction, and market swings.
Poultry Shipment Planned to Feed Chicago Hungry
Next Wednesday a poultry shipment will be sent to Chicago to feed the hungry. Fowls will be dressed in the city and distributed by Meister & Sons trucks to the north side district for needy residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Meister & Son
North Side
Catchup Tongue Incident Letter in West Chester Tear Page
A reader from West Chester recounts a family anecdote about a four year old named Max who licked catchup and bit his tongue. The writer Rosella Sheetz shares the tale for the Town Tear editor and humorously notes Max’s embarrassment and upcoming fifth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Mamma
Laneh
Fam
Chicago Hunger Drives Aid Appeals Rise
The North Central Association reports careful surveying of Chicago needs with over one thousand families fed in a narrow city area. They warn the situation will worsen through February as unemployment needs reach four times normal, urging donations for the tens of thousands in Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Central Association
Railways face retrenchment as riders seek value
The editor of Railway Age notes that 262000 fewer railway workers were employed in September this year than last year. Companies cut management costs due to intensified competition and regulation, reducing investment appeal in rail stock and raising concerns about obtaining essential public railway service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Age
Daily English Lesson Cites Word Usage and Pronunciation
A compact note discusses common misuse and mispronunciation of terms, highlights spelling pitfalls like Saskatchewan, and introduces a daily word AUGMENT defined as a growth in size or degree with example on impatience augmenting an evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftien
John
Ortien
Saskatchewan
Shawls Steal the Show at U P Ladies Aid Meeting
Ancient and Egypt brought shawls highlighted the United Presbyterian Ladies Aid event hosted by Mrs. Schuyler Livingston. The afternoon featured readings, costumed entertainments, and a grand shawl march, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Schuyler Livingston
Ruth Foster
Clare Seeman
Baptist Church
Charles Long
Christ
Grace Bishop
Lee McAvoy
Simons
John Dodd
Arthur Yard
Punk
Gillette
Unclear Fragments Mention Mrs Earl Whetstine
Fragmentary text references Mrs Earl Whetstine and Mr Whetstine of North English with incomplete context leaving uncertain event or purpose.
Crawfordsville Social Notes Holiday Gatherings Recap
Mrs Graves hosted the Social Hour club Christmas party in Crawfordsville with 15 ladies present and a luncheon. Mrs Sage attended as a Washington guest, celebrating the Baker thirteenth wedding anniversary with three bridge tables and a cake box gift. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cline Flotte Talbot Serup Howard Anderson and Sehmoeller families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Graves
Crawfordsville
Sam Stites
Graves
Washington
Frank Sage
George Baker
South Marion Avenue
Chris Sermo
EB. FB. Cline
Howard Flotte
Gale Talbot
Chris Serup
Howard Anderson
A. B. Sehmoeller
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED AT MOUNT PLEASANT METHODIST
Leone Van Al Stine daughter of Mrs. R. S Cunningham Washington and James Patterson Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Patterson Crawfordsville were married Tuesday morning at the Mount Pleasant Methodist parsonage Rev Loose officiated The bridegrooms sister Miss Mae Patterson of Crawfordsville attended. The bride works at Mc Lellans in Washington Patterson works for Hiome Lumber in Crawfordsville. Social club of Ainsworth held annual Christmas party at Mrs Madge Rahenold’s home December 12 with good attendance and a large chicken dinner served cafeteria style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone van al Stine
R. S Cunningham
Washington
James Patterson, Jr
James Patterson
Crawfordsville
Mount Pleasant
Loose
Mae Patterson
Ainsworth
Madge Rahenold
Bnuenneke
Christmas exchange and club officers elected
The afternoon featured a Christmas exchange that stirred excitement. Officers were elected with Mrs Mira Blankenhorn as president, Mrs Myrtie Thoma as vice president, and Mrs Golda Robertson as secretary-treasurer. The club will meet with Mrs Mary O Conner on January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Alumni Association
Will Shalla
Mises Altha White
Javina Jolly
Fmny Crone
Nellie Dodder
Frances Minick
Misa Altha White
Ooe
Mira Blankenhorn
Myrtie Thoma
Golda Robertson
Chi
Mary O'Conner
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Howard Kerr
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W. P. Moriarty
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Harve Thompson
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Dale Denison
H.G. L. Clinb
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Herman
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Mingo
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Tina Packer
Young Womens Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Geo
Stewart
Rosemary Club
Rothesberger
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No. Quilting Club
Mrrs
Bert Ward
Robert Dawson
Castle Hath
Bo and Po Club
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Oscar
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