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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
8
Weather bulletin notes cloudy skies with snow possible tonight and Friday. Cold air follows with a drop in temperatures across the region.
Knox ville farmer Robert Momyer faces trial on manslaughter charges after District Judge P J Siegers overruled a motion for a directed verdict as the state rested. The indictment stems from a December 26 1939 auto crash that killed three and injured six.
Local column recaps family moves in California and Washington, board talk on The New York Store, and community notices. Mentions Mrs Schmoeller recovering from surgery, postmaster DeLong selling Fight Arthritis badges, and church and war-time faith readings. Includes commentary on Ulysses controversy, Roosevelt Wheeler exchange, gladioli season in Encinitas, and a rise in farms with electric service to 1.7 million nationwide.
James Keller, 24, was held in Hamilton Ohio in connection with the death of James Connelly 79 a renowned machinery maker found beaten in his shop office Keller confessed to clubbing Connelly with a steel bar after being accused of presenting a $14 forged check by Acting Police Chief H M Haines.
Funeral services were held in Lincoln for Mrs I B Schreckengast widow of Dr Schreckengast former pastor of Washington Methodist church. Burial followed at a Lincoln cemetery. She died at her daughter’s home in Seward after weeks of illness. She leaves three daughters, five grandchildren and a sister in Keota Iowa.
Toast subjects began with letters forming the word fther. Burchard Holden spoke on Famous Men, Rev. C Breidenthal on Acceptance, Merle Booth presented Tunes, Phil Nelson and Joan Yousling performed accordion pieces. Tom Walker spoke on Hopes, Everette Squire on Effort, Don Voorhees on Results. Mothers hosting the dinner included Mrs Gates Witthoft Whittaker Gardner Squire Zeck Crossett.
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