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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

6

CCC Boxing Show In Washington January 19

Otumwa and Fairfield CCC boxing teams clash in Washington on Thursday January 19 under amateur rules. Eight fast bouts feature an Otumwa lad against a Fairfield foe in each match with three judges and officials from the VFW athletic committee.

Ottumwa Fairfield CCC Washington A. BE. Palmer V. F.W. Posal Athletic Committee Fairfield Opposan Umwa Lad Missouri Arkansas Iowa

Slippery Burlington Court Hinders Muscatine Victory Hope

Muscatine high school fell to Burlington on the Greyhounds home court as a slippery floor disrupted play. The Muscatine Journal notes the Muskies struggled to adjust in the first half and the slick surface gave Burlington a home court edge in recent games.

Muscatine High School Washington & Week Burlington Muscatine Journal Muscatine Greyhounds Burlington Greyhounds Greyhound Bailiwick

New Bowling Schedule To Open Soon In City Hall Alleys

A new bowling league will start soon at the city hall alleys with ten teams, up from eight in the first half. In a playoff for top position, Smart Parrish defeated Ross Motor 2425 to 2205, aided by a 41 handicap for the winners.

City Hall Smart ¢ Parrish Ross Motor Quintet

Man Says Character Can Only Be Damaged by Self

Uncle Ab states that a man’s character is harmed only by his own actions and choices, not by others. The remark emphasizes personal responsibility and integrity as the sole determinants of character.

Uncle Ab

Boxers Must File for Golden Gloves Entries by Jan 20

The Washington Golden Gloves tournament accepts applications by January 20 for the January 26 and 27 show. Many boxers have already entered, with two weeks left to submit blanks. Alex Fidler of Cedar Rapids will referee the bouts, and local winners advance to Cedar Rapids in February.

V. F. W. and Evening Journal Golden Gloves The Amateur Athletic Union A. F E. Palmer Washington Towa Evening Journal Alex Fidler Cedar Rapids

Junior High Beats Kalona 41 to 1 in Three-Team Varsity Mix

Washington senior high coach Joe Duea used three teams in a junior high game at the Y beating Kalona 41 to 1. Kalona managed one free throw in the fourth period. Washington led halves 20 and 10 and 11. Receipts from a 5 cent admission totaled 6.55 with a large crowd and yell leaders Eleanor Tucker and Virginia Robertson directing.

Joe Duea Washington Senior High Kalona Junior High Washington Kalona Duea Iowa City Eleanor Tucker Virginia Robertson Donald Dickie Croesett Marshall Helfrich Lowe Vagra Cancun Paulkner Poole D. Moore

Maid-Rites Lose In Rough Affair At Y Court

In a rough indoor game at the Y court Sigourney's husky team defeated the Maid-Rites 59 to 48. Sigourney led early and held the advantage, with Stein scoring 19 points while Fuhr and Cantoni led Washington with 14 each. Maid-Rites missed two tall players John Jackson and Bob Gillespie. The locals showed fight in the final period, scoring evenly with the visitors.

Maid-Rites Sigourney Washington John Jackson Bob Gillespie Stein Fuhr Cantoni

Health Method of Cooking Gives Wearever Aluminum

Gilbert Nelson of Washington Iowa advertises Wearever Aluminum for Christmas with information on prices service and demonstrations at Box 26 Washington Iowa

Gilbert Nelson Washington Iowa

Moat Around Fortress Monroe Echoes Medieval Defenses

A moat surrounding Fortress Monroe, the United States oldest enclosed military reservation, recalls medieval European fortresses. Built in 1812 during completion of the fortress under Brevet Gen. Simon Bernard, a Napoleon officer, the defense feature survives as a historic landmark.

Europe Fortress Monroe United States Simon Bernard Napoleon

Iowa Basketball Team Faces Hard Weekend Battles

Iowa prep for two Big Ten road tests this weekend at Madison against Wisconsin and Minneapolis against Minnesota. Hawkeyes seek balanced scoring as captain Ben Stephens stands out with 80 points while teammates Angi Anapol and Erwin Prasse add depth in a tight defensive and improved shooting effort this season.

Iowa Iowa City Wisconsin Madison Hawkeyes Minnesota University of Iowa Iowans Minneapolis Butler Badgers Ben Stephens Badger Stephens Angie Anapol Erwin Prasse

The New Year Hope for Peace and Prosperity

A New Year verse by Virnus N Bradford from Washington ta expresses wishes for world peace, hunger relief, health improvements, and financial relief in the coming year. The poem envisions nations ending wars and people finding joy, happiness, and recovery.

Oll Virnus N. Bradford Washington, Ta

Riverside Nurse Publishes Fractured Femurs Study

Irma Beranek of Riverside, a Mercy hospital nurse-in-training, had her case study Fractured Femurs published in The Trained Nurse and Hospital Review. The freshman project examines anatomy and leg bone physiology and notes her current status as a junior at the hospital.

Riverside Irma Beranek Mercy Hospital Iowa Trained Nurse and Hospital Review Miss Beranek Hospital Albie Beranek Rock Island Railway Riverside Public School St. Mary's Mildred Sehneider Bertha Varnum Allison Varnum Allison Public School John Gase Mary Kern Martin Kloopfer Iowa City

Goldfish Colored Brown in Its Native State

The article notes that a goldfish appears brown in its natural coloration. It explains that what is seen as brown is its inherent hue rather than a result of environment or breeding.

Christmas A Year Late

Dorothy and Helen—two sisters in a dingy apartment—dream of Christmas as their mother endures fatigue from cleaning for others. A knock reveals Barbara's husband Tom, who survived a catastrophe and reunites with his family, promising they will leave their poverty for a better Christmas next week.

Dorothy Santa Tom Barbara Jack Babs

Popular Christmas Carols and Origins in Churches

The best known carol Adeste Fideles was composed in 1700 and sung in Roman Catholic churches. England adopted it in 1841 and it is sung there as O Come All Ye Faithful. Other popular carols include While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night Christians Awake and Hark the Herald Angels Sing. St Ambrose is said to have written one of the early Christmas hymns in BOAD.

England St. Ambrose Boad

Weather terms mix as sleet and snow fall described

The text explains sleet forms when the temperature is just below freezing while snow occurs at freezing to sub zero temperatures. It notes sleet and snow fall under different thermal conditions.

Prairie Flower notes from Prairie Township gathering

Prairie Flower column recounts New Year social visits and family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fredrickson return to Edwardsville after holiday with Mrs. Orley Page. Several families share dinners, anniversaries, and New Year calls across Fairfield Mt. Pleasant Crawfordsville and Columbus Junction.

Martha Thrasher Prairie Flower Henry Fredrickson Henry, Jr Edwardsville St. Louis Orley Page Page and Tance Rees Robert Roberts Washington Kathryn Little Winja Yuletide Elmer Horning E. L. Smith J. C. Carris L. W. Ruminseed Harry Donaldson Cloyd Knupp Hold Jackson John Jackson Fairfield Carl EB. Jarrard Stanley McBeth Mt. Pleasant Arthur Wiley Wiley Germanville Ray Tracy Roy Finke Lawrence Genkinger Carl Anderson Milford Anderson L. W. Turnipseed Sam Dwinell Columbus Junction Clayde Knapp Merrit Booth Lawrence Howell Alvin Shebeck Armour Griggs Neill Trotman Vcloyde Kapupp

Betty Lou spoon Free Offer Promoted by Evening Journal

The Evening Journal announces a special offer giving readers a Carlton silver-plate Betty Lou teaspoon. To receive the spoon readers must cut the coupon on page 4 and bring it with a large Quaker Oats logo trade-mark or two small package marks, with no mailing or payment required.

Carlton America

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