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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1938

Page

5

Bulk Plant Oil Men Put in Long Irregular Hours

Phillips 66 bulk plant manager William P. Barth in Washington speaks on grueling hours and constant readiness. He oversees a network servicing Washington county and parts of Louisa and Henry counties, with two tank trucks and routes to multiple stations and farmers, reflecting steady annual growth since 1930.

William P. Barth Phillips 66 Washington Journal Columbus Junction Barth Iowa City Phillips Company Washington City Frank Barth Columbus’ Junction Gladwin

Young Peoples Conference Attendees Traveled From Crawfordsville

Doreen Lease traveled to Fairfield on Wednesday for the Presbyterian church Young Peoples Conference. Mrs. Stone, sister of Rev. N. F. Chapman, departed Thursday for Gibbon Nebraska to visit a sister after a several week stay.

Nellie Manners Crawfordsville Doreen Lease Fairfield The Presbyterian Church Stone N. F. Chapman Gibbon Nebraska

Webster's Dictionary Confirms Envelope Pronunciation Variants

Webster's dictionary lists both en ve lope with the accent on the first syllable and en ve lope with the accent on the first syllable as correct pronunciations. The entry notes no change in meaning, only stress placement.

Webster's Dictionary

Letter From Le Havre Reveals Postwar Sailors Life

A 1928 correspondence from Le Havre describes a sailor aboard the U S S Texas writing to his mother in Rabio Town. He details voyage time, Normandy arrival, plans to visit Paris, and forthcoming Copenhagen stop, noting long daylight hours and time zone differences. He also mentions sharing leave with peers and missing a chance to visit Paris.

Arthur Lambert Rabio Town Bill Snider U. S. S- Texas le Havre France Florence Annapolis Paris Copenhagen Coopenhagen

Remarque Portrait and Career Behind Three Comrades

The State Theatre shows Three Comrades starring Robert Taylor and Margaret Sullavan. Erich Maria Remarque, author of All Quiet on the Western Front, lives quietly on Lake Maggiore in Switzerland. He is thirty eight, divorced, with no children and hides from fame as a dog breeder. He has served in WWI and worked as teacher printer’s assistant tramp farmhand publicist pianist and reporter.

Robert Taylor Margaret Sullavan Franchot Tone Robert Yount Western Front Erich Maria Remarque Remarque Germany Lake Marggiore Switzerland Berlin

Traveling reflections and Fourth of July notices

A letter from Art describes friendly talks with locals and peculiar customs such as not drinking water, and frequent wine or champagne with meals in France. The piece notes visits by Florence and by Ray Bowman, Ruth Morrow, and family gatherings around the Fourth with L. B. Luithly, Dale Leppert, and Karl Gilles assisting with hay.

Canada New York City Florence Art Morrow Ray Bowman Mason City Ruth Morrow Ray Nordyke Familly Basin, Woo Ralph

Harmony Note Warm Visit List and Weekend Away

Harmony notes a sequence of social visits including Mrs Del la Miller with Mrs Chas Schiebel, Glen Anderson and family at Ralph Kelsey’s, and Dale Atkinson’s group at Bill Chmelar’s. Vera Singleton helped with house work and Mrs Nick Schmidt traveled to Lake City with the Mayers to visit friends.

Harmony Della Miller Chas. Schiebel Glen Anderson Clarence Fletcher Ralph Kelsey Dale Atkinson Bill Chmelar Vera Singleton Nick Schmidt Frank Mayer Lake City

License Ten New Cars and Trucks In Washington County

Fight new cars and two new trucks were licensed in Washington county in the past week, it was reported today at the automobile registration department. The year’s total cars licensed reached 5,192, versus 5,226 last year. Trucks licensed this year total 686, up from 656 a year ago. Names and vehicles include Charles Durian Jr Wellman Pontiac 4 door touring sedan Harry McCall Washington Nash Lafayetter 4 door sedan Dr J L Fry Kalona Chevrolet sedan Dr Walter Gingerich Kalona Chevrolet sedan Celia Lukavsky Ainsworth Ford 2 door sedan J H Thompson Keota Chevrolet town sedan George Crawford Keota Chevrolet town sedan V J Spevacek Katona Dodge 4 door touring Smart Parrish Implement Co Washington International pickup Iowa Continental Telephony Co Washington Ford pickup.

Washington Charles Durian, Jr Wellman Pontiac Harry McCall

INDEX TO AUTO SERVICE

Directory of service stations tank wagon operators garages car and radio service auto body and insurance listings with names such as Shell Cities Service Phillips Sinclair Dixie Gas Studebaker Ford Chevrolet Oldsmobile Hudson Terraplane Packard and Packard related partners. Includes Putman Hesseltine Willits Mace Tucker Eicher and Crull among others.

Windstorm Leaves Riverside Fields Flattened and Power Off

A July Riverside wind and electrical storm felled trees and flattened corn and oats. A ten inch diameter tree toppled at the Edward Muller residence while lightning damaged the Iowa Electrical transformer cutting service until evening. Homes and streets were littered with debris as storms moved through the area.

Riverside Edward Muller Iowa Electrical Company

Mural Definition and Notes on Early Wall Decor

The article defines murals as any wall decoration including painting tapestry fresco and wallpaper. It notes early wallpaper mimicked mural painting and calls mural art tedious. It mentions Leonardo da Vinci spent two years on the Last Supper in Milan and did not finish it.

Leonardo da Vinci Milan

Second Growth Hickory Definition

Second growth hickory refers to hickory that regenerates from seed or sprout after the original forest has been cleared or removed. It describes new growth arising in the disturbed area rather than remaining old-growth timber.

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