Modern progress and laws test public patience
Editorial reflects on holiday fatigue and social progress. It notes the Washington Coffee Club as a civic hub, contrasts lawmaking with progress, warns against risky heating and fires, and argues that restricting innovation harms incentive. It cites Representative Carl Anderson and his brother Paul in Y. M. C. A. work and warns against legal overreach.
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Carl Anderson
Paul B. Anderson
Ramblings on chewing gum and public manners
Bruce Cowden reflects on tobacco chewing and chewing gum in public life, noting odors, mess, and social friction. He recalls polite chewers, gum remnants in theaters and restaurants, and efforts by staff to remove gum. He casually nudges about post office activity, mail volumes, and his own club affiliations and return to Rotary.
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Washington
Phil Wrigley
O. J. Brown
American Pearl Button Company
Curran Company
McCleery Calender
Christmas Card Letter Reveals 1934 Cedar Rapids Message
The week uncovers a typewritten Christmas card from John Max Kurtz postmarked Cedar Rapids on December 20, 1934. It expresses the wish for Christmas to come monthly to keep the spirit and faith alive, a note found amid recollections of Don Pyke about Washington people and old newspaper stock orders.
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Washington Country Club
Rotary Club
John Max Kurtz
Cedar Rapids
Don Pyke
Washington
Journal
Graham Paper Company
Orville Elder
Iowa
Washington Evening Journal
Associated Advertising Magazine
Bruce Cowden
Columbus’ Junction
Christmas Homecoming for Fisher Family in New York City
Katherine Elizabeth Fisher flew home from New York City to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher at 1106 North Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hite and Janice hosted a turkey dinner with Mrs. Hite’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matthews and Wilbur of Salem, along with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mills Beverly and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nordyke and Connie Jean. After dinner gifts were exchanged and Mr. Mills took pictures. Guests from a distance attended.
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Katherine Elizabeth Fisher
New York City
Mrs
Elmer Fisher
N. Marion
Edwin Hite
Janice
Radio Psychology and Car Service Promos Collide in Odd Column
A Dr Mc Murry promotes judging people by more than looks claiming looks can mislead. The piece mocks talent vs appearance and highlights a quirky study. Also advertised are Motorola radios at discounted prices and a Cheyenne woman’s $24000 loss from a radio giveaway cut off. Washington Oil offers car diagnostics and guaranteed service.
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Dr. McMurry
Robi. Taylor
Doe
Barrymore
Gene Tunney
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Washington Oil Company
Washington
Christmas Dinner Hosted by Bauer Family in West Chester
Mr and Mrs Lou Bauer hosted a family Christmas dinner in West Chester with Maurice Beverly Yvonne Maureen Cole and guests Dr and Mrs Clifford Bauer Myron Alan of Chicago Marion Turnipseed of Des Moines. Santa distributed gifts after the meal as children performed songs and recitations.
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Lou Bauer
West Chester
Maurice Bauer
Beverly
Yvonne
Maureen
Denver
Cole
Clifford Bauer
Myron
Alan
Chicago
Marion Turnipseed
Des Moines
Santa Claus
Bridge Club Hosts Card Party at Kalona Home
Mrs. J. R. Swartzendruber of Kalona entertained a bridge party Monday evening. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Jack Guengerich Mrs. T. Vv. Knerr Mrs. A. A. Jackson and guest Mrs. C. W. Beckman. Others present were Mrs. Jay Eastman Mrs. C. C. Shimon Hazel Dean and Mrs. Robert Gates.
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J. R. Swartzendruber
Kalona
Jack Guengerich
T. Vv. Knerr
A. A. Jackson
C. W. Beckman
Jay Eastman
C. C. Shimon
Hazel Dean
Robert Gates
Damascus Shrine No. 10 Holds Regular Meeting
Damascus Shrine No. 10, W. O. J., held a regular meeting last evening in the Masonic Temple presided by Mrs. Claud Rhodebeck and Messrs Rhodebeck. Twenty five members attended the session followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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Claud Rhodebeck
W. H P
Mrs. Dodd Hosts Fidelis Class Christmas Party
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist church met at teacher Mrs. John Dodd’s home for its annual Christmas party. Twelve members attended as the Dodd home featured a tree and decorations. Games and a gift exchange followed, with Mrs. Dodd receiving a gift and Joe Goodlander assisting with refreshments.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
John Dodd
Dodd
Variety Meats Kidney Liver and Heart Excell
Variety meats such as kidney liver and heart are described as excellent in quality for use in meals and cooking.
Per year by carrier Washington By Mail In Iowa Outside Iowa
The brief item notes distribution details by year and carrier for Washington and implications of mail delivery in and out of Iowa. It lists statuses and regional handling, reflecting a period postal service note without broader context.
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Washington
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