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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1936

Page

8

Veo District brief recalls many local family visits

Local notes report funeral attendance for Mrs Crail in Ottumwa with burial in Ottumwa California origin. Visitors drop names of Gowey Parsons Certal Hosier Hamilton Black Johnson Ryners Woodford Hoskins and others. a Pleasant Plain telephone addition and a doctor call for George Ash are mentioned.

C. A. Bray Veo Albert Jones Crail Ottumwa California Anna Gowey Mildred Parsons Horrace Johnson E. A. Hosier Edith Certal Fairfield Leo Hosier Glendale Byron Hamilton Ames I A Byron Wm. Black Fyron

Coppock Wins Big Corn Show Grand Championship

Marion Coppock of Ankeny claimed the grand championship for the best 10 ears of corn at the Iowa association show in Ames. Tracey Stewart of New Sharon won the grand championship for the best bushel of corn, with Theodore Granuna of Waterville as the class reserve. Louis Quirin of Alta was elected association president, with H. R. Richards Swan as vice president and P. G. Taff Ames as treasurer. District vice presidents include Paul Carstensen Royal and others across Iowa.

Ames Iowa Marion Coppock Ankeny Iowa Coal and Small Grain Growers N. R. Richards Swan Willard Yoder Wellman Tracey Stewart New Sharon Theodore Granuna Waterville Louis Quirin Alta H. R. Richards P. G. Taff Jock L. Robinson M. Rhoades Office of Cereal Investigations Paul Carstensen Royal Arthur L. Lock Laverne Theodore Gronna A. M. Schmidt Remsen W.W. J. Irving Blairsburg George Strayer Hudson A. Wilson Harlan Harold White Rhodes Julius Razer Williamsboro Claude Wilson Henderson Floyd Streeter Indianola Dick Bruns Sigourney Russell Baker Thornton Leonard Vaneff William Yofer Wellman Fred N. Rupp Cherokee Marion Coppock Walter Russell Kenneth Scott Spencer Charles F Hickman Sac City Coppock M. CC. Blom and Sons Delta Leslie Kolb Holstein Kenneth Scott Spencer Brightyears Tracy Stewart Carl Holden Leatle Kolb

Drones in the Bee Colony

Drones are male bees dependent on workers for food and care. They do no work, cannot feed themselves, and exist solely to fertilize young queens. In fall they are expelled from the hive to starve or die from exposure as they lack stings to defend themselves.

George L McDantel Druggist Top on Hogs

George L McDantel, a noted druggist, leads hog market figures with top price at 10.45 per hundredweight. The item highlights sharp livestock pricing and McDantel’s prominence in agricultural trade circles.

National Head of War Veterans Speaks at Des Moines Luncheon

The national VFW commander urged eight point program focusing on no future war bonuses and stronger patriotism. He defended recent pension plans for widows and orphans, urged uniform pensions, federal control of munitions, strong national defense, and exile of anti government elements. Attendees included Everett Burham Arnett Wy lie Charles Embree and J J Temborius.

Congress VFW Everett Burham Arnett Wylie Charles Embree Washington J. J. Temborius V. F. W. Post Fort Madison Des Moines

Zymurgy Definition in Historical Chem Text

A historical note defines Zymurgy as a branch of chemical technology studying fermentation processes including brewing yeast production and winemaking.

Needy Help Shown As Winter Hardship Strikes

A local writer recalls cold relief efforts for a family of four living in a drafty home. A shower of small kindnesses from Mrs. Orr and neighbors has provided clothing and bedding, while the author asks if the community is doing all it can to ease the plight of those nearby.

Washington Lumber and Fuel Co. E Deede & Loan Jim White

Rattler Nears Shedding Says to Blur Vision

Naturalista reports that a rattlesnake may become nearly blind just before shedding and consequently more irritable. The note highlights potential behavioral changes tied to the shedding process.

Naturalista

Sister in Japan Tied to Brother in Country Districts

An aged sister accompanies a baby brother in a perambulator in rural Japan. The scene shows her always strapped to the back during daily country life.

Japan

A Tale of Two Cities grips audiences at State theater

Ronald Colman leads a three day State theater engagement in A Tale of Two Cities. The performance blends humor and drama with Colman at his best as Sidney Carton, supported by a large ensemble including Allan, Edna May Oliver, Reginald Owen, Basil Rathbone and Blanche Yurka in a film praised for its spectacle and intimate depth.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Elizabeth Allan Edna May Oliver Ronald Colman State Theater Screen Entertainment Sidney Carton Miss Allan Reginald Owen Basil Rathbone Blanche Yurka Henry B. Walthall Donald Woods Walter Catlett Fritz Leiber H. 3 B. Warner Mitchell Lewis Claude Gillingwater Billy Bevan Isabe Jewell Lucille Laverre Tully Marshall

First Meeting of Creditors for Ethel Monroe

In the Southern District of Iowa Ethel B Monroe of Washington Iowa was adjudicated bankrupt on February 6 1936. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Referee office 115 East Washington Street Washington Iowa on February 18 1936 at nine o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may attend and prove their claims.

District Court of the United States Southern District of Iowa Ethel BE. Monroe Ethel BR. Monroe Washington Washington Street Iowa

Bankruptcy Trustee Appointed in Washington Iowa Case

Referee in bankruptcy T L Brookhart reports a trustee is appointed to examine the bankrupt and transact other business as needed. Dated in Washington Iowa this day written.

Washington Iowa

Potato Facts From Old Guide

A simple conversion notes that fifteen pounds of potatoes equal one peck. It also states that about three medium mature potatoes or five to eight new potatoes make up a pound.

Bird Banding in the Eighteenth Century

Historical note on marking birds with parchment fragments or small disks practiced in the eighteenth century, describing early methods of avian tagging.

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