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Weather outlook shows snow probable tonight and Saturday with continued cold conditions. No additional major impacts noted.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
8
Weather outlook shows snow probable tonight and Saturday with continued cold conditions. No additional major impacts noted.
Riverside citizens learn Delbert Flynn has taken charge of the Mid-Continent service station succeeding Aelred Knebel who resigned. The stormy weather caused St Joseph's of Fort Madison to cancel a Riverside visit, leading to an exhibition game between St Mary's regulars and alumni, won 51 to 34.
Thomas McWilliams a Coe College student Cedar Rapids during the past semester has enrolled at Still College of Osteopathy in Des Moines. The report notes a series of local visits and social events including others traveling to Cincinnati and Waterloo and a birthday party planned for the community building.
Mrs Clara Godlove reports Leta Cadwallender Vina Manassier and Mary Scranton visited the W Lins family in Haskins. Local spelling contest winners were named with ribbons for all three schools and will go to the county contest.
In Los Angeles a trial for Paul Wright of Glendale California who stands accused of killing his wife and his best friend neared completion. Natalie McBride sister of the slain Mrs Wright was a daily court visitor listening to testimony.
The document presents the semi annual financial report of Marion S. George, Treasurer of Washington County Iowa, covering June 1 to December 31 1937. It lists balances and figures including receipts disbursements and totals with certifications dated December 1987 by Marion S. George County Treasurer.
A gale driven snowstorm and the worst ice jam in Niagara River history threatens the Falls View bridge at Niagara Falls. In places the ice reaches almost ten feet, crushing girders and damaging portions of the bridge endangering the honeymooners who pass the span.
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