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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

2

Local News Items From Washington IA Briefs and Notes

Local notices report events including bake sale details and egg pricing, people visiting relatives, and local job moves. Notable items include Willa Briley returning to Ft. Madison as secretary, Miss Katherine Mauthe’s auto trip, Wayne Lambert’s newborn son, and Maurice Mayo returning to the University of Iowa. Also mentioned are a hunting accident involving Dean Prall of Atlantic and a Ottumwa Courier photo feature of Billy Cox with Washington students.

Reister Willa Briley Ft. Madison Anthes Force Oiler Company D. F. Macon Washington Iowa Raymond Bower Pueblo Colo M. A. McKay Ft. Dodge Katherine Mauthe Maurice Mayo University of Iowa K. C. Hall Dean Prall Atlantic Art Prall Billy Cox Ottumwa Billy

Owl Hunts in Daylight

Northern owls forage mainly in daylight due to shorter nights. The birds mice and rabbits are their main prey during these hunts.

Gift of 100 Dollars to Choir Repeats Tradition

An anonymous donor sent a second $100 gift to the United Presbyterian choir after last year’s payment plan. The terms provide $10 to the director Miss Carolyn Hamilton and 56 to organist Miss Helen Harvey with the balance for choir training.

United Presbyterian Choir Carolyn Hamilton Miss Hamilton Helen Harvey

Democratic State Chairman Testing Contributions Law

A parliamentary summary lists donations and reporting periods for Democratic state leadership from 1934 to 1936. It details multiple ten month and partial reports with totals ranging from 4 096 to 85 267 and notes various contributions including items from parties, clubs, and banks.

Democratic Frank Iowa Des Moines National Bank Huston Feuling Iowa Democratic Club Towa Democratic Birmingham Democratic Club Dea Nowa Democracy

Hospital Admissions and Discharges In Washington County

At the hospital Mrs. Elva Harlan was admitted last evening to Washington County Hospital. Mrs. A N Kelly of Columbus City entered today for treatment. Mrs. Robert Moore was admitted yesterday for medical care. Mrs. George Pierce and baby daughter Elizabeth were discharged this morning.

Elva Harlan Washington County Hospital A. N. Kelly Columbus City Robert Moore George Pierce Elizabeth

Photograph Exhibit Well Received By Washington Camera Enthusiasts

The State University of Iowa loan exhibit in the Journal building showcases Iowa scenes by amateur and seasoned photographers. It opens yesterday and runs through today and tomorrow with plans to move to the high school after Wednesday. A Washington camera club is urged to form at a Y meeting Thursday evening inviting all interested amateurs to attend.

State University of Iowa Washington Journal Building Iowa

Longest Mountain Chain Extends From Alaska To Patagonia

The Rocky and Andean range forms the world’s longest mountain chain, starting in Alaska and stretching southward to Patagonia. The vast system encompasses diverse peaks, passes, and ecosystems across multiple nations.

Rocky Andean Range Alaska Patagonia

Keota Teachers Return to School After Holiday Break

Keota districts resumes amid a busy homecoming as faculty and students return from vacation. Principal Cornelia Bulkley leads a list of teachers arriving from Perry Moulton Wayland Crawfordsville Cantrel De Kalb Illinois and other towns with college students also back in Ames Des Moines and Cedar Falls for the new term.

Cornelia Bulkley Perry Opal Post Moulton Eldorg Alliman Wayland Mina McCleary Crawfordsville Mable Huntley Cantrill Betty Kain DeKalb Illinois Eula Moore Glenville Minn H. A. Hofer M. Lt. Mirick, H. D. Coreil and J. F. Swartzendruber Keota Bob McNurlen Ivan Wornstaff Will Henderson Ames Jack Mills Gerald Carris John Morris Parsons Fairfield Keith Stoutmer Drake Des Moines Olga Valenta Coe Cedar Rapids Anna Ruth Palmer Corinne Adrian Elva Waterman Business College Iris Hart Iona Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Marjorine Ochs Ogden Marion Morris Morning Sun Mildred Ochs West Chester Herbert Carris Maynard Frank Ralston Mitchellville

Students Return to School Work in Monmouth Area

Miss Margaret Jane Johnston and Burdette Johnston returned Monday to Monmouth College Indiana. Cairo Literary Society elects officers Mrs Lillian Sellers president Mrs Eva Berkshire vice president Mrs Nina Marshall secretary Judge Prior treasurer A school program includes a debate spelling bee music and stunts. Deaths include Christian Weber and William J Hunt with details of their families and last rites provided. Evan Shahan enrolled in Columbus eighth grade and the Frisk family returned from Kremlin Oklahoma.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Jan Margaret Jane Johnston Burdette Johnston Monmouth College Monmouth Cairo Literary Society Lillian Sellers Eva Berkshire Nina Marshall Judge Prior Evan Shahan Chicago Columbus V. R. Frisk Earl Kremlin Okla

Mother of Mrs A W Clow Dead

Mrs J N Hague, mother of Mrs A W Clow, died after long illness at about 78. Funeral held at Corydon with Dr and Mrs Clow and daughters Donna Beth and Doris attending. The Clows traveled from Grinnell after the service. Beth remained in Grinnell.

A. W. Clow J. N. Hague Corydon Yesterly

Vic Wenger Family from Gray Spends Day with Parents

Gray January 7 Mr and Mrs Vic Wenger and son Jesse spent Sunday at the parental Wenger home near Washington. Margaret Gree visited at the Louis Rath home. Jess Nicola sold and delivered hogs to Washington buyers last Friday. Jess Moore’s wood is being sawed Monday. Elwyn Gardner looks after Lyle Wilson’s chores while he is away in the northwestern part of the state. Ruth Longer and Don McAtlin resume high school Monday after two weeks off. Harry Ramseyer blood tested.

Wm. C. Longer Gray Vic Wenger Jesse Wenger Washington Margaret Gree Louis Rath Jess Nicola Jess Moore Elwyn Gardner Lyle Wilson Ruth Longer Don McAtlin Harry Ramseyer

Local News From South Seventy Six Today

Mrs Warren Davis returns from Washington hospital afterappendicitis surgery. Miss Jennie Hennon helps with housework. Don Davis Alec Gillis and Warren Davis visited Riverside. The Charles Harley family spent New Year at Walter Fisher home. Mrs Jack Wimmer hosted Industrious club meeting January 2 with quilt block sewing and a luncheon. Next meeting January 15 at Mrs Con Davis home.

Warren Davis South Seventy Six Washington Hospital Jennie Hennon J Don Davis Alec Gillis Riverside Charles Harley Near West Chester Walter Fisher Conrad Keota Davis Eetate Jack Wimmer Con Davis

Local Farm Notes Highlight Town Roster

Mrs Will Longer hosted a gathering with Leghorn chickens. Rath Longer and Iris Rath spent Sunday with Evelyn Hoxworth. Jack Creech did grinding work for Louie Rath and Will Longer.

Mrs. Will Longer Rath Iris Rath Evelyn Hoxworth Jack Creech Louie Rath Will

Power Farming Show Scheduled at McCormick Deering Store

On Friday January 10 the McCormick Deering store hosts a Power Farming Show with farm equipment demonstrations movies educational talks and a Skelgas demonstration by Scott Furniture under Mrs Minnie Green. Manager George Shanklin promises a full day of value and entertainment for farmers attending.

McCormick-Deering Scott Furniture Minnie Green George Shanklin McCormick Deering

Heart of Dwarf Stars Holds Ultra Dense Core

The text explains that the universe's heaviest substance lies in dwarf stars. Atoms lose electrons under extreme heat, and nuclei are packed by immense pressure. A cubic inch could weigh 2,000 pounds, making a grain of sand of this material nearly impossible to lift.

Oldest Chevrolet in service sought for millionth 1935 car

Chevrolet aims to honor the oldest licensed and in regular use Chevrolet in the United States. A 1936 Standard coach will be presented to the owner whose car meets criteria including current year licensing, original engine and chassis numbers, and regular operation. Owners submit their cars at any Chevrolet dealer for entry.

Chevrolet United States Leslie Richer Packer & Richer Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit

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