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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1936

Page

4

Hoyle Husk 100 Acres of Corn This Year

Dwight Hoyle, Washington county champion corn husker in 1935, husked 100 acres this fall. Local notes report visits by Mrs. Glenn Knapp, Phyllis, Mrs. Lawrence Howell, and Everette Lee to the John Shebeck home. Clarryette Shebeck enjoys a vacation from Iowa City work. Other relatives and neighbors visited Crawfordsville and Cedar Rapids areas.

John Shebeck Dwight Hoyle Washington County Shebeck Glenn Knapp Phyllis Lawrence Howell Everette Lee Clarryette Shebeck Iowa City Verne Anderson George Genkinger Armour Griggs Lonnie Merritt Booth Washington Mildred John D. Jones Crawfordsville L. E. Hoyle Lloyd Hoyle Cedar Rapids

Wilford Fleig of Columbus Visits Parental Home

Wilford Fleig of Columbus Ohio came Sunday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs J J Fleig. The weekly notes mention other local visits and a Christmas program prepared by students for December 23 with a large turnout.

Wilford Fleig of Columbus, O Rubio Wilford Fleig Columbus J. J. Fleig Wayne Dickinson Dickey Keota Fred Leppert Donald Leppert Richland Burlington Raymond Steinbeck Luithly Des Moines

Visit to Iowa Family Tells of Moves and Illness

Wyoming Iowa visitors travel via Cedar Rapids with Virginia and Jacquelyn Williamson. Mrs. Martha Cook travels to Pleasant Plain to help at Homer Morrow home where Mrs. Morrow is ill and Robert has a broken arm.

Wyoming Mr. Ireland Cedar Rapids Virginia Jacquelyn Williamson Martha Cook Pleasant Plain Homer Morrow

New Consumer Guide Book Promises Handy Truths

Chemist and advertising executive H. Bennett wrote More For Your Money to help consumers separate reliable products from scams. After publishers rejected his manuscript in America, a London publisher accepted it and released the English edition last September. The American edition, due December 25, will be issued by Chemical Publishing Co. of New York.

H. Bennett Garden City E. & F. N. Spon. Ltd London the Chemical Publishing Co. of Ny., Inc

Carbon content in steel affects welding difficulty

The article explains that ordinary tool steels with 80 to 110 percent carbon are hard to weld. Higher carbon makes welding more difficult compared with mild steel.

Jud Tunkins on wasted potential and pursuing possibilities

Jud Tunkins notes many young men with promising futures squander time by dwelling on possibilities rather than pursuing them, urging focus on decisive action.

Jud Tunkins

Wayland Dismisses School Early for Christmas Vacation

Wayland schools will dismiss Thursday afternoon for the holidays. Each room will host its own Christmas program and tree before teachers from out of town can reach home by Christmas Eve. School resumes January 4.

Wayland

Local Items from Fairview Families Report Today

Fairview notices show Mr and Mrs Lewis Havel at Sunday dinner with Mrs Shalla. Quilting party attended by Merdames Jesse Havel Verne Droll and Will Lukovsky. Alma Kratg returns from Ralph Nicholson work stint. Horaks orchestra provided music at E P hall Washington. Christmas and New Year wishes to all.

Fairview Lewis Havel Ed Shalla Merdames Jesse Havel Verne Droll Will Lukovsky Derome Croil Rivyerside Horaks E. P. Hall Washington

Egyptian statuary colored with ancient pigments

Ancient Egyptians colored statues using copper sulfate for blue, lead for black, ocher for red and yellow. Green was created by mixing existing colors.

Synovial Fluid Described As Joint Lubricant

The synovial fluid or synovia is joint oil a clear viscous fluid secreted by a synovial membrane whose function is to lubricate the joint or the surface of an enclosed tendon

Steady Nerves Go To Record Setters In Dubuque

In Dubuque Iowa December 23 a man aims to outdo Harry Bieger who stacked 6029 matches on a beer bottle top with a heavy table and patience. The feat requires calm nerves and steady hands to avoid tipping the rock solid table.

Dubuque Iowa Harry Bieger

Missing Christmas Tree at Service Station Sparks Theories

Dubuque police speculate a well meaning father removed a 10 foot Christmas tree from the front of a local service station to explain to children why Santa would not deliver the tree. The tree vanished on December 25 and investigators seek clues.

Dubuque Iowa

Christmas Theft Missing Tree And Eight Sets Of Lights

Police report a Christmas theft in which the tree and eight sets of colored lights were taken. No suspects named and no motive provided.

Iowa State College to host Home Butchering Week in January

Farmers are urged to complete their butchering by the end of the third week in January to ensure proper curing temperatures. C. W. McDonald extension meats specialist warns failure to meet the deadline may jeopardize meat quality.

Ames Towa Iowa Iowa State College C. W. McDonald Extension Meats Specialis

Skunk Cabbage Honey Deemed Odorless by Nature Magazine

Nature Magazine reports a honey made from skunk cabbage blossom does not carry the plant odor. The article notes the product’s unique origin and potential appeal to specialty markets.

Nature Magazine

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HOYLE Dwight Pers Universal Arthur Lambert Mrs. W Ireland Willie As Landon White House Landon Alfred M. Landon Kansas President Roosevelt Executive Mansion Glenn Haygreen Bill Campbell Margaret Applegate Ruth Glider Biewen Eleanor Augustine Ruth Singleton Dorothy Dennison Maxine Tracy Maxine Weidner Bonney Hotle Beverly Baker McLellan East Side Square Farm Bureau Nics Glen B.E Harvey Holden Charles Holden Chas. Jackson Merle C. W. Davis Sharon Center Wayland Boys Cotter Boshart Cotter Boys Clark Torrin J. G. Wenger Wayland Board of Education Ellis Jones Dorne McKay Hollywood Mrs. Marie Wrankle Bonnie Marie Wrankle Raleigh Fremont Ann Harding Fremont Painter William Hoffman S. Price New York Hoffman Mrs. Visre Tellin Alma Kratg Ralph Nicholson E. A. Ralston Supt. of Schools Christ the Lord Theodore C. Meibohm Trinity Lutheran Church Arthur Atack Methodist Episcopal Church H. C. Link Washington Junior College W. Mead F. W. Eastwood First Presbyterian Church
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