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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1936

Page

2

Local Notes Highlight Visits and School News

Mr and Mrs Lawrence with sons Bobby and Don visit Fairfield yesterday while Mrs Libes parents meet them. Miss Josephine Bailey plans to leave for Chicago after semester at University of Chicago. Fred Maas welcomes baby Marybeth born 5 30 at Washington pantry hospital. Maas plans annual Maasdam anniversary. Auctioneer D F Macon Retin Iowa handles listings as Mulberry items and Corn hindquarters noted for packing.

Lawrence Ae Bobby Fairfield Libe M. W. Bailey Josephine Bailey Josephine University of Chicago Reister Wolf Joe Springs D. F Macon Retin Iowa Marlen Bitting Own Success College Ottum BR. W. Ting F. W Fred Maas Marybeth Porn Washington Panty Hospital Maasdam Ther Chington Junior High Hool Speer

Maasdam Family Welcomes Daughter Mary Elizabeth

At the hospital Mr and Mrs Fred Maasdam welcomed a daughter named Mary Elizabeth born at 5 27 yesterday near the party hospital Washington. A Thompson of Affton was discharged from the hospital this afternoon. Boyd underwent a tonsillectomy this morning.

Fred Maasdam Mary Elizabeth Washington Party Hospital A. Thompson Affton M Boyd

Local visitors and residents noted in Sunday listings

Mr and Mrs Arthur Murray and daughter Mamie and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Forbes of Mr Pleasant visited Cecil Godwin home and with Miss Nellie Loder. Dewey Davis of Crawfords ville and Ray Martin of Welman were in town on business. Blanche Brook visited Winfield with Allan Brook. Roy Esher man of Mt Pleasant hosted in George and Dennis Flynn homes. John Witthoft and Jim Boyd made business calls. Christian Ladies dinner announced 5 80 to 7 p m. Steve Anderson visited Ottumwa. Vic Westphal and Carlton Lyte spent Sunday at Williamsburg Iowa and praised a baby they met.

Arthur Murray Mamie Kenneth Forbes Mr. Pleasant Cecil Godwin Nellie Loder Murray Godwin Miss Loder Dewey Davis Crawfordsville Ray Martin Welman Blanche Brook Winfield Allan Brook Small Weiners Oriez Speer Roy Esherman Mt. Pleasant George Dennis Flynn John Witthoft Jim Boyd Haskins Christ'an Steve Anderson Ottumwa Vic Westphal Williamsburg Iowa Carlton Lyte

Elect Officers of Eicher Church at Business Meeting

The annual Eicher church business meeting on January 1 elected officers including Deacon Joseph Mast Trustee John Rich Pianist Mable Wenger Assistant Pianist Ruth Mitchel Chorister Willis Wittmer Assistant Chorister Wilbur Graber Ushers Lester Graber Wilmer Freinberger Secretary Raymond Rich Auditing Committee Otto Frey Elmer Freinberger David Graber Chairman 8S. F. Shockley and Peter Graber Jr. See also local social notes and visits to relatives in nearby towns.

J. A. Frey Noble Milton Frey Donald Chicago Eicher Church Joseph Mast John Rich Mable Wenger Ruth Mitchel Willis Wittmer Wilbur Graber Lester Graber Wim. Freinberger Raymond Rich Otto Frey Elmer Freinberger David Graber F. Shockley Peter Graber John C. Graber L. H. Ribber D. W. Wittmer Gladys Beulah Rich Crawfordsville Wilma Graber Wayland Goshen Ind Dave Shantz W. R. Shantz Arthur Mitchel Mildred Prince Mahlon Wyse Ida Fritz Town City Hospital Arthur Mitchell Burlington Orlan Frey Katie Kauffman Dan Noble Roth Iowa City

Presbyterian church calendar officers elected in Columbus Junction

In Columbus Junction on January 11 officers of the Presbyterian church calendar were elected led by president Mrs Lewis Pugh and vice president Mrs Rudolph Votroubek with secretary Mrs Lyle Holt and treasurer Mrs Frank Isett. A meeting on January 16 will hostesses Mrs Frank Hopkins Nellie Hull Jane Keil and R J Gilkey.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction The Presbyterian Church Calender Lewis Pugh Rudolph Votroubek Lyle Holt Frank Isett Hostepes Frank Hopkins Nellie Hull Jane Keil R. J. Gilkey Cedar Rapids Eugene Phillips Frances Eugene C. B. Powers

Urge New Bonus Bill for Senate in Washington

Roosevelt opposed Patman Vinson McCormack plan in the House which passed 356 to 59. Administration leaders push for a compromise with bonds as cash alternative to avert a veto. Three senators up for re election lead the effort while observers doubt Senate fate. House action sent to Senate with Finance Committee to begin consideration.

Washington, D. C House Roosevelt United Veterans Senate White House American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Disabled American Veterans Stewarts Joe T. Robinson Arkansas Pat Harrison Mississippi James F. Burnea South Carolina Robinson Harrison Byrnes Veterans’ Organizations Vineson-Patman-McCormack Vinson-Patman-McCormark Rep Treadway Massachusetts Treasury Whittington Rep. Pich New York Treasury Stabilization Fund Senate Finance Committee

Furniture Expo Signals Strong Market Upturn in Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids dealers report a 50 percent rise in sales and 40 percent employment growth in 1938 1935 figures as 1 500 buyers from across the nation attend the furniture exposition through January 16. Quality, comfort, and utility dominate the exhibits with maple and Puritan finishes noted. ultra modern designs are scarce.

Grand Rapids Mich

Wapello Defeats Junction in 5 in Iowa League Tilt

Wapello high school beat Columbus Junction 32 to 15 in a Southeast Iowa league game on Wapello’s floor. Stroup led Wapello with 18 points on six field goals and a free throw, while Aldershot had nine for Columbus Junction. Wapello sits atop the standings with New London second and Winfield third.

Columbus Junction Wapello B. D. Stroup Aldershot Columbus New London Winfield Mediapolis Morning Sun

Finger severed in corn sheller at Schmidt farm

August Schmidt lost the first joint of the fourth finger of his left hand this week when his hand was caught in a corn sheller at the Schmidt farm south of Riverside. The Riverside Club will meet Tuesday January 14 at the Methodist church basement with the Ladies Aid serving.

Riverside Jan Schmidt Riverside Club Methodist Ladies Aid Society

Fires railway to reach the Missouri river Hannibal line

The Hannibal road, incorporated in 1847, began through trains on February 1 after delays, reaching the Missouri River.

Missouri River Hannibal Road

Hair Trends End of the Second Century Mentioned

The article notes both men and women curling or frizzing their hair with trons toward the era’s close, reflecting period fashion influences and stylistic choices.

Unusual Shapes Highlight Satinwood in Furniture Show

A furniture expo features unusual arc shaped chairs and large groups built from extra chairs. Manufacturers develop color schemes for living rooms to ease dealer and customer decisions. Educational director A F P Johnson says buyers see more honest artistry and excellent craftsmanship than in decades.

A. F P. Johnson

Cardinals to meet Collegians in midweek basketball clash

Coach George Freshwaters said the Washington junior college Cardinals will face the Y Collegians Wednesday night at the high school gym. The two teams met once with the Cardinals winning and both sides expect a hard, no quarter contest.

George Freshwaters Washington Junior College Cardinals Henry Little Collegians Foy Iowa City Racines Little Demons Muscatine

Burlington Narrowly Sticks It To Muscatine Rival 20 to 19

In a tight Friday night clash the Burlington squad edged Muscatine 20 to 19 on the road, shaking a close game with a late stand and decisive defense.

Muscatine Burlington

Ainsworth Beats Crawfordsville on First and Second Teams

Ruth Norris reports Ainsworth defeats Crawfordsville with strong performances from both the first and second teams. Key players anchor the win as the team clinches control early and maintains lead throughout the game. Crawfordsville battles back but cannot overturn the deficit.

Ainsworth Crawfordsville Sharpe Edmondson Norris Darrow Cline Gene O Koehler Davis Angie Avon Mitchell Rich Jones Whiting Blankenhorn Edmondeon Anal

Helium Cylinder Density Surprises Air Weight Theory

A note explains that helium is lighter than air by about one seventh its weight in open air. When compressed into a steel cylinder, the gas becomes so dense it weighs 17 times air and loses buoyant “fling” power.

Birthday greetings for local Three-Quarter Century club members

John Gerdes of Washington rt 3 turns 75 as does Mrs A J Rankin who is 78 and Mrs Mary Eyestone. Mrs Nora Ebner 420 South Second St observes a birthday. Gertrude Beatty of Brighton, Davenport, also has a birthday today. Adrienne Wanerus and Mirtha Reister celebrate as well. Mrs J W Campbell joins the club from her son in law and daughter’s home. Mrs Warren Carris of Valley and Miss Mable Livingaston also marked birthdays.

John Gerdes Washington Rt 3 Journal Gerdes A. J. Rankin Mary Eyestone Nora Ebner South Second St Gertrude Beatty Brighton Davenport J. W. Campbell Harry Maxwell Jt. 1

Founded Histiography The Italians Petrarch and Buccacio

The text credits Italians Petrarch and Buccacio as the fathers of modern historiography, asserting their foundational role in shaping historical writing.

Petrarch Buccacio

Pilsudski Buried in Cracow Cathedral

The body of Marshal Josef Pilsudski was laid to rest in the cathedral beside the royal castle at Cracow, signaling a solemn state ceremony. The funeral drew officials and mourners paying respects to the Polish leader who shaped the country’s path.

Pilsudski Voland Josef Pilsudski Cracow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Our Atlas PHON Junction R. E. Overholt M. Overholt Pauline Edwards Business Des Moines Presbyterian Church Robert N. Chord BE. Jaemann Dwight Pmanuel Hershey Hospital Carl Weber Cornell College Mt Vernon Christian Weber M. Thompson van Torn Harry Church Sumner Darrow Oregon William Brett Salem Columbus City J. H. Nightengale Methodist Church Buemers Men’s Club Canada C Storey Vernon Storey Storey George Raynor Maynard Near Muse Nicola & Harmon Ide Square August Schmidt R. R Satinwood Washington High School Demons Ruth Norris Adrienne Wanerus Mirtha Reister Mrs. Warren Carris Valley Mable Prince Albert R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Winston-Salem N.C Tin of Prince Ringe Albert Owen R. J. Reynolds Tee Orr Ang Albert Joy Klein’s Big Yank Hart Schapfneh Marn O’coats Klein Klothing Kompany Stetson Hats —Mallory —Lee Men's Suede
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