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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1939

Page

4

Today’s Bible Thought Friday December 15 130

The message urges charity in all deeds drawing from Cor 16 14. It emphasizes kindness, generosity, and virtuous conduct as guiding principles for daily life.

Washington armory dedicates new facility for military and community use

The Washington armory, built for military purposes, is now ready for service and open to community use. Reporters note its surprising interior spaciousness, likely due to the arched roof. Captain Jay Brown and his officers are praised for securing the facility’s location.

Washington Jay Brown

Dixie Dugan and prize fighter row in Journal reader note

A reader laments Dixie Dugan’s supposed turn toward a prize fighter. The piece is playful about hospital notes in the paper and references a war map image. A playful domestic anecdote ends with a cautionary note on handling a buzz saw moment.

Lady Journal Dixie Dugan Dixie Joe Palooka

Finnish War Stories Spark Travel Plans and Media Debate

The piece notes Soviet Finnish invasion claims and a Daily Worker stance against Roosevelt. It surveys a midwest to New Orleans travel promo under $200, then questions radio advertising value, and ends with a tongue in cheek remark on Finnish ski warfare and its plausibility.

Daily Worker New York Roosevelt Finland Hoover Middle West New Orleans

Turner Urges New Method for G. O. P.

Gov Dan W Turner advocates changing how the Republican national committeeman is chosen and who fills the post He backs Des Moines based W J Goodwin to succeed Cedar Rapids H B Spangler in 1940 as best to press farm program changes Turner says delegates should not have full power in selecting the committeeman

Corning Wormer Dan W. Turner Turner H. B. Spangler Cedar Rapids W. J. Goodwin Des Moines Spangler

State Agent Arrests Woman in Whiskey Seizure

Davenport state agent Sam Kelly arrested a woman who gave the name Gladys Vrehoticky aged 27 and confiscated about $1000 of Illinois labeled whisky from the car she drove. A man calling himself Henry P Miller aged 65, a hitchhiker, was also arrested. The car bore Johnson county plates, owner unknown. When asked her residence she replied “Try to find out.”

Davenport Sam Kelly Gladys Vrehoticky Illinois Henry P. Miller Johnson County Kelly

Marrakech Oasis Palm Forest Encloses City

Marrakech, the largest city of Morocco, lies at the base of the Atlas mountains and is ringed by an oasis of 100,000 date palms.

Marrakech Morocco Atlas Mountains

Bridegroom’s Name Mixup Sparks Publication Error

A newspaper misprinted the groom’s name in Keith Sweet’s marriage notice, listing Keith R. Smith instead. The correction clarifies the groom is the actual Keith Sweet.

Five Year Old Carol Walker Ready for First Day

Carol Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Walker, is eager to start school after turning five on December 4. She wore a new dress on her birthday and announced she is ready to attend school now that she is five.

Carol Walker Hubert Walker Carol

Doctor Watson Reports Vitamin Work Cures Animal Ailments

Dr S B Watson has been experimenting with vitamin products to cure sick animals and reports excellent results. A telegram from St. Louis to Watson says Vitamins just revealed with congratulations from Bill Harry and Eli.

S. B. Watson Doc St. Louis Dr. Watson Bill Harry Eli

Three Wise Men Dear Bill Read the Light on Vitamins

A letter to Bill Birney Harry Ramseyer and Dr E E Stutsman in the Evening Journal praises vitamin awareness and notes a Luke connection as physician Luke. It hints that Watson signs off, while Stephen recounts business changes since 1854.

Bill Harry St. Louis Evening Journal Luke Eli S. B. Watson Bill Birney Harry Ramseyer E. E. Stutsman

Store Rules From 1854 Department Store Regulations

An 1854 document from an American department store outlines daily hours from six A M to nine P M year round, cleaning duties, and prep tasks for clerks. It bans Sabbath opening except in rare cases, condemns smoking and leisure before employer trust, mandates church gifts and Sunday School, restricts courting for men, and prescribes reading time after fourteen hours of work.

Vanguard Class Christmas Party and Club Event Notes

Vanguard Sunday School held a December meeting at Mrs. Guy Moothart's home with 31 attendees for a potluck and needlework. A business vote funded Christmas lights for the church tree honoring past teachers, with Mrs. Durian and Mrs. Webster leading the project. The Mothers Club hosted honorary members with a pantomime and refreshments. Dinner guests at L. W. Durst's included Marian Durst and the Zukers of Dubuque.

Wellman Vanguard The Method Guy Moothart Arthur Wright Mark —Seehaffer Arthur Gardner C. C. Gardner Fred Durian W. B. Webster Mother's Club Roy Durian Mothers Club Durian Victor Rampleburg Clarance Rowe George Miller E. D. Miller WV. W. Durian W.S. Mcintosh A. H. Freel T. W. Zillmer Minnie Jennings

Junior Missionary Meets at Church in Wellman

The December Junior Missionary meeting at the Methodist church was hosted by Betty and Janice Leeper with Lois Griffith leading a study from Under the North Star and Gwen Kraft presenting Far Around the World. A gift exchange followed by games and refreshments. January’s meeting to be at Mary Foster's home.

Benns Visit Lil Aunt in Pleasant Hill

Mr and Mrs Howard Benn traveled to Sigourney on Tuesday due to the serious illness of Howard's aunt Mrs Charles McCreedy. Mrs Silas Caldwell accompanied them and Mrs McCreedy shows a slight improvement by this writing. Mrs Bess Witting aided Mrs Ruth Schneider with sewing.

Earl Kephart Pleasant Hill Howard Benn Sigourney Howard Gant Charles McCreedy Silas Caldwell McCreedy Bess Witting Ruth Schneider Vincent Beliel Norman Edd Chalupa Anthony Chalupa Richmond Glenn Pratt Will Caldwells Frank Macon Frank Kephart William Wasson Louise Gene Clyde Lamberts Henry Ballard Pleasant Plain Will Miller Elwin Lewis Charley Kephart Everett Lewis Una Lewis Lewis Howard Swift Pat Swift Eugene Ray Reeves Rock Island

Community social notes span weekend visits and dinners

Residents recount visits and gatherings across Wellman and nearby towns. Multiple families shared meals and hospitality in Washington, Burlington, Keota, Sigourney, and Ainsworth, with extended kin and friends visiting homes, sharing Thanksgiving moments, and attending cooperative events.

Young America notices and travel updates

The community extends sympathy to the Will Marie family on the death of Mrs Marie Wolf's sister Minnie Wolf. Anna O Laughlin visited Cedar Falls with college friends. Annabell Jackson returned to school after illness. Jim Phillips left for California for the winter on December 5. Mr and Mrs Raymond Van Dorin, Clifford Eden and Mrs Max Cook drove to Des Moines Thursday. Mr and Mrs Boyd Foster and Mr and Mrs Fred Bauer visited the county farm Sunday.

Claude Rhodebeck Young America Will Marie Marie Minnie Wolf Anna O'Laughlin Cedar Falls Annabell Jackson Jim Phillips California Raymond van Dorin Clifford Eden Max Cook Des Moines Boyd Foster Fred Bauer Charles Palmer The Charles

Truck Drivers Continue Strike at Fruit Concerns

A strike by about 40 truck drivers and warehousemen at three wholesale fruit firms continues in Sioux City after 18 weeks of wage and hour talks. A representative of the AFL Teamsters and Truckers union cites ongoing negotiations without a contract.

Sioux City A. F. of L. Teamsters and Truckers Union

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