Miss Martha Chalmers Heads to Waverly for School Work
Miss Martha Chalmers departed this morning for Waverly Iowa to resume her studies at a local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Chalmers
Waverly
Iowa
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
8
Protect your chick ens with Dr Hess Pan a min
An old time ad promises health for poultry with Dr Hess Pan a min and notes prices and refunds. It mentions McKesson's Navap and GEO L. McDaniel Druggist. Also contains a weather line forecasting local snows and cloudy conditions for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess Pan-a-min
Local social and business notices from Columbus Junction region
J B Reed attended a sale at C B Clark s four miles east of Columbus Junction Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ben Bicher of Wayland shopped here this morning. 3aw sharpening 25c bring in your saws to the Triple Oil Co Gasoline Alley. Reed Mr and Mrs Phil Georges were in Des Moines yesterday on business. Mrs Della Neal of New Haven is visiting Mrs Bessie Tucker. Miss Letha Dayton of West Chester visited Miss Betty Bowes. Francis Haney now in charge of shoe repair at Welch Moore Shoe Co. Mr and Mrs D J Ross returned yesterday from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple Oil Co
Gasoline Alley
Phil Georges
Des Moines
Intelligent Guaranteed
Walt Richardson
RCA
Apex Radios
Della Neal
New Haven
Bessie Tucker
Letha Dayton
West Chester
Betty Bowes
News of Church Services and Sunday School
Sunday school at 1 o clock and morning service at 11 o clock with lessons from the book of Numbers. Message to be delivered by Rev. Lek Ever. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 with no evening service.
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iRev
Lek
Christian Endeavor
New Haven Baptist Church Morning Service Schedule
The New Haven Baptist Church offers a morning service at 9 45 with a sermon on mixed motives and attitudes. Sunday school follows at 10 45 led by M LeFever the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. LeFever
Japanese Aren't Bothered by U. S. Note on Manchuria
The United States notes on Manchuria trigger mixed views in Japan and U.S. observers. Senator Borah backs the nine power pact while Tokyo seeks a conciliatory reply. Premier Inukai’s cabinet resigns as Tokyo awaits Hirohito’s decision and Forbes delivers the note to Nagai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Manchuria
America
United States
Paris
Stimson
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
China
Tokio
ASP
Inukai
Hirohito
Cameron Forbes
Nagai
Stim
Son
Foreign Office
United Press
Washington
Local notices and social notes from Washington Iowa
Neighborhood chatter lists piano teacher Mrs. A Anderson at Studio 406 E Washington St and shoppers from Columbus Junction. mentions Miss Gladys Hammond visiting Wapello and updates on Mrs. Cook and Esther Maxw ell in Long Beach. Also notes January clearance and price changes at 211 So Marion. A foreign office spokesman discusses a note on Sino-Japanese relations and Kellogg pact implications.
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A. Anderson
E. Washington St
Food Price Levels Now Lower Than Since 1913 in U S
The Agriculture Department reports December 15 general farm prices at 66 percent of the 1910–14 average. American housewives pay less for food now than in years, with November 1931 retail prices 17.5 percent lower than November 1930 and 11.3 percent higher than November 1913. Butter costs 28.7 cents in 1913 terms, eggs 10 cents cheaper than 1918, and potatoes near 191? levels.
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U. S
Washington, Jan. S
Department of Agriculture
Washington, Jan
Labor Department
Man Pleads Guilty to Assault in Morning Session
W H Jordan pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Eyverett Burham this morning and was fined $15 plus costs by Justice of the Peace W W Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jordan
Eyverett Burham
Justice of the Peace
I. Barber
Leota Lane Marriage Claim Denied by Father
Indianola report states film actress Leota Lane was denied a marriage to Crane Wijb ur by her father Dr L A Mullican. The Mullican family, including Lola Lane and Lew Ayres, believe if Leota did wed her partner is likely Major Hawkins who backs her current production The Red For.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Leota Lane
Crane Wijbur
Leota
L. A. Mullican
Mullican
Lola Lane
Lew Ayres
Major Hawkins
Hawkins
East Highland News In Brief Local Happenings
Frank Skola sawed wood for Gale and Mike Murdock. Mrs. Mike Murdock and son Dwain return from Washington after visiting relatives. C C Raymond shipped a truckload of hogs from Haskins with Don Rabenold handling. Bruce Marshall improving. Moberly boys break down eclods and haul hay to Mrs. Moberly. John and Annie Nicholson move to a new house. neighbors surprise them with a donation at Ralph Nicholson's.
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East Highland
Frank Skola
Gale
Mike Murdock
Dwain
Washington
Jim Swailes
Minor operations noted at Washington county hospital
Mrs Paul Bell of Packwood and Miss Olive Moore of Crawfordsville underwent minor operations at Washington county hospital this morning. Reverend Clayton Pearson of Ainsworth, now in a Knoxville soldiers hospital, remains in poor health from World War exposure and tuberculosis, though his teaching and ministerial work are remembered fondly by friends. Harry Ramseyer of Oskaloosa visited Washington today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bell
Packwood
Washington County Hospital
Olive Moore
Crawfordsville
State Theatre
Clayton Pearson
Will Brown
Alice White
Ainsworth
Harry Ramseyer
Oskaloosa
Washington
Gift Ring Sale At Mc Daniel Drug Store Ends Saturday
The George Mc Daniel Drug Store advertises a gift ring with the introduction of Lady Love powder and Corporal perfumes. The offer runs all day and until Saturday night as part of January clearance and has drawn many patrons.
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George McDaniel Drug Store
Washington County Red Fox Season Extended
Iowa Fish and Game Commission extends thirty days for red fox hunting in Washington County. Closed season begins February 15, 1952. W. B. H. Albert, State Game Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Washington County
Iowa
Welch Moore Shoe Co Store Sale Cleans Racks
Local listing notes ongoing sale at Welch Moore Shoe Co featuring many shoes at large reductions. Shoppers urged to visit near the State Theatre with various footwear options and discount prices.
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Nina Duncan
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Thompson's
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