Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

6

Plan to Cut Rye and Wheat Soon

Hay making is keeping farmers busy with a few days of sun. Some rye and wheat may be combined this week as small grain ripens rapidly. Oats cutting will follow closely with favorable weather needed for a larger harvest. Local social updates follow: Mrs. Hugh Morris hospitalized, and visits from friends and relatives noted among residents of Xenia and nearby towns.

R. L. Stephens Xenia Hugh Morris Washington County Hospital O. S. Willey Cotter Floyd Edmondson

Rubio Delegates Named to Republican Convention

C. E. Morgan, Co. W. Schmitter and Henry Luers were delegates to the Republican convention in Washington Saturday.

Levi van Dyke RUBIO C. E. Morgan, Co W. Schmitter Henry Luers Washington

Farm workers harvest oats and wheat as threshing nears

Farmers in the area are cutting oats and wheat this week in preparation for threshing. Several are working in the hay. The Nordyke family from Basin Wyoming are visiting relatives in this neighborhood and Richland. Other locals, including Schmitters and Morgans, are noted for holiday travel and canning tasks. Omar Long prepares his machine for threshing. he typically threshes multiple runs.

Ray Nordyke Basin Wyoming Ralph Nordyke Richland

Merrimac Social Notes People Visit Relatives

Merrimac notes list multiple Sunday and Tuesday visits among local families. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Baldosier share time with Elmer Reschley while Will Bekel and Chris Pohrens enjoy Sunday afternoon company. Other visits include Dusenberrys from Oakland at Doss Van Winkle, and gatherings with Bekels, Wieneke, Smith, Crile, Shafers, Farmer, Roos, and Hyde households.

Carl Amrine Merrimac Johnnie Baldosier Elmer Reschley Will Bekel Chris Pohrens Loren Dusenberry Oakland Doss van Winkle Max Baldosier Harry Bekels A. N. Amrine John Wieneke Lloyd Bekel Leonard Smith Harlan Diers Robert Emma Diers Earl Smith Julius Crile Minnie al Farmer Wayland Glen Shafers Harry Roos Ida Roos Earl Smiths Johnnie R Baldester Lon Hyde

Westbound and Eastbound Train and Bus Schedules Listed

The notice lists West Bound No 8 Davenport to Kansas City local at 9:58 a m East Bound No 8 Kansas City Davenport local at 5 08 p m Nos 3 and 8 operate daily except Sunday Westbound Burlington Trailways buses depart Chicago to Omaha and Eastbound buses depart Omaha to Chicago Ticket outlets at Bus Depot Colenso Hotel and Coast at the local depot are noted.

O.M Davenport Kansas City Southwest Limited Burlington Omaha Chicago Washington Colenso BAY GO Tracy

Complete Horse Show Part of Russell Circus Here July 13

Russell Bros. Circus showcases a complete horse display in Washington on Wednesday July 13. The program features high school horses and liberty horses, wild mustangs, bareback riding, and Bertie Hodgins equestrians with Shetland ponies and zebras.

Russell Circus Russell Bros Washington Russell Bros. “High Bertie Hodgins Equestriennes Russell Bros.’ Circus

Prairie Flower notes and community updates

Local column chronicles funerals and social happenings in Prairie Flower. Elmer Cherry funeral attended by neighbors including Clayde Knupp and Martha Thrash er. weekend visits and family gatherings span Davenport to Washington and Cone Lake. Various residents attend picnics, celebrations, and church meetings. fishing, soil conservation work, and travel to Iowa City, Winfield, and Cedar Falls are noted.

Prairie Flower Clayde Knupp Elmer Cherry Cherry Mr. Knupp Knupp Carl Jarrard Martha Thrasher Louis Reller Chicago Joseph Shalla Joseph Knotek June Arlene Shalla Wayne Richard Knupp Davenport Milford Anderson Harry Donaldson Burl Pringle Iowa City Martha Turnipseed Dorothy Humston Humston Harvey Meek Meek Shack Cone Lake Sunset Park Richmond Roy Finke Ilv Winfield Eva Mouser Joe Booth W. D. Booth Merle and Willis Earl Booth W. D Leonard

Clay Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits

Dr. John Orr and his brother Vern from Florida visited their aunt Mrs. A. J. Morgan and relatives in Clay on Tuesday afternoon. Shirlie Conry and a Crawfordsville friend joined Dot and Frances Meacham for Sunday school, with Max Shepherd of Brighton dining with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Morgan. Several Clay township residents attended the Poultry and Eye Association of Southern Iowa event.

A. J. Morgan Clay John Orr Vern Florida Shirlie Conry Crawfordsville Dot Frances Meacham Max Shepherd Brighton W. O. Morgan Clay Township Poultry and Eye Association of Southern Lowa

Child Swallows Open Safety Pin in Wellman

Mary Jane Morrison aged 15 months swallowed an open safety pin Friday evening in Wellman. She underwent surgery Saturday at Town City hospital and is reported to be recovering well. The article also lists Wellman residents who attended a Republican convention and various weekend visits and travels among local families.

Martha Adams Wellman Mary Jane Morrison Orville Morrison Joe McClelland Carl Anderson E. C. Jones Toppan Johnson L. J. Kehoe Charlie Shaffer Keith Adams PD. Lewis Ned Morrow Ellsworth Palmer RB. C. Foster H. F. Ross Ernest Gragg Washington Warren Straw Mary Linda J. J. Ward Jim Bryant Calvin Griffith Colorado Delbert Godlove Chicago Dr. Godlove

4-H picnic and community gathering at Wildwood Park

An instructional address by Mr. Saunders of Washington DC opened activities in Wildwood Park Ottuwowa Friday. A noon picnic dinner followed while 4-H girls staffed a fresh meat stand. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Green dyke Schmit ter Stannard Stout Tar ripseed Sat terberg and McClintoe family members.

Wildwood Park Ottuwowa Saunders Washington, D. C Myrtle Jones Richland G. H. Greendyke Ott Schmitter C. N. Stannard A. J. Morgan Amos Stout Pp. R. Tarripseed Earl Satterberg George McClintoe

Largest Fresh Water Lake List Misreads Names

OCR draft lists the ten largest freshwater lakes in the United States but jumbles many names and states. Strong entities include Lake Okeechobee Florida Mille Lacs Minnesota Lake Winnipesaukee Nevada and other misreadings such as Pyramid Nevada Goose California-Oregon and Upper Red Minnesota.

United States Lake Michigan Okeechotee Florida Lower Red Minnesta Pyramid Nevada Winnebago Wsconsin Mille Lacs Minnesota Hoe California Flotend Montana Goose Oregom Upper Red Winnemaecca

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ralph Morris Jo Anne David Stapp Frank van Horn Mary James Harold Clegg Tudor Arthur Columbus Junction Richard Stephens Allan Iowa Southern Utilities CO Harry Journal Official Washington Directory Richard Stewart Ethel Grecian R. R. Noonan W. P. Rawn Helen Cresswell Harriet Coulter Harold Putnam Marion George County Lester B. Krabil Dr. W Kyle Harve P. Wilson Fred Bauer A. C. Peterson S. Second Ave Washington, Iowa Optometrists Ralph W Thompson Washington Loan & Trust Lemley & Yard General Insurance Washington Independent School District G. A. Ralston Harland W. Mead Della Patton Ethel McCreedy Glenna Mace Ralph W., Thompson P. L. Etter T. J. Pease A. E. Atchison C W. Tucker Lloyd Lytle W. H. Fulton BE. F. Mack Henry Baileyght P. L. Jordan J. O. Brown Walter Kiesey Mark Pratt C. C. Reister Co BE. Lemley Kyle Park Marian S Bailey Frank V. Miller J. E. Lemmon Lester H. Orr O F. Boller J. H. Squire Carl Hedges Fred Reid City Library Eva Denny Homer Stephen Ibherman’s West Main St Art House Theodore B. Bailey Nicola Ridg North Side Square W. Livingston Court House Cleo Jarrard South Iowa Ave Washington Lodge No A. F A. M Iam Mohland W. M A. W. Yard Golden State Limited Californian Knoxville C. B C. F. Anderson Chiropractors DK. Chas, C, Brown Downstatia Res Martha G. Thrasher Troy Foriash Jerry Roy Bauer West Chester Bakehouse Sigourney Robert Roberts Salem Missionary Society Rowland Rees Henry Witthoft George Miller Frances Porter Porter Gladys Turnipseed E. L. Smith Soil Conservation Richard Axel Anderson Wild Cat den Illinois Blanche Jamieson Ceder Falls Clayton Bear Cloyde Knupp Kellogg's Kellogg Battie Creek Ag Iy BoGrisp Dixie Dugan Timothy By Striebel & Mevoy Children Mickey rNaught Syndicate, Inc Johnnies Crone’s PRG Jack Spratt Tate P&g Soap Mason CRONE A&p Food Stores Dene Sie Seer Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Prunes Ibs RED Bacon Lolb Slickhd
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication