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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1942

Page

6

East Sunset social notes drift with summer visits

Dale Littrel visits Camp Bowie with grandmother Mrs Warren Bishop while Marvin Bishop planned a family visit. Neighbors share meals and callers at the Graber and Orris homes. Merle Twinam and others shop in Washington as Elmer Martin returns from Tomah Wisconsin. A missive closes with apologies for missed calls due to a line outage.

Hazel Raymond East Sunset Dale Littrel Warren Bishop Pun Camp Bowie Texas Marvin Bishop Elmer McArtor Robert Don's Blanchard Harry Jones Elmer Martin Tomah Wisconsin D. D. Stephens Merle Twinam Charles William and Mary Virginia Washington

Local and Intercity Train and Bus Schedules Published

Daily schedules list westbound trains No 3 and No 25 and eastbound No 8 No 26 local and Southwest Limited with depart times. Burlington Trailways local buses run westbound No 3 8 morning and eastbound No 2 6 4:02 pm and 10 19 am to Chicago. Tickets available at the Bus Depot North Side Square.

Nee SDB. Me Washington Olesen Golden State California Kansas City-Davenport Southwest Limited Robetts L2ae & Bi W. C. Bell Burlington Omaha Chicago Candy Kitchen North Side Square AL. Cantoni Sullivan Bus Lines Iowa

Australian Airmen Reveal Japanese Atrocities in New Britain

Three Australian airmen who escaped from New Guinea recount the slaughter of war prisoners by Japanese troops at a plantation northeast of Gasmata. They describe tied prisoners, forced execution by bayonet, beatings, and killings as Japanese officers ordered executions before abandoning victims.

Melbourne Australia New Guinea Gasmata New Britain Rabaul Townsville

Pear Tree Blooms On Kolosick Farm

Bethel July 7 report from Charley Kolosick notes the pear tree at the Kolosick farm is in full bloom with blooms and small pears appearing together this spring. Local residents including the Gideons and Ruhs Gideon family shared community activities and condolences are extended to Harm Rademaker and family.

Kolosick Farm Bethel Charley Kolosick Walter Longer Sideon

Highland Center Notes and School Board Actions

Highland Center reports a family visit to the Salladay home and a cattle shipment to Chicago by William and Samuel Murphy with W R Murphy. Tribute sent to Mrs. Mary Thompson. The annual schoolboard meeting was held at Highland Center school house with plans to close Round Grove school and open Albaugh School.

Highland Center Frank Burris Frank Salladay William Samuel Murphy Chicago W. R. Murphy Mary Thompson Round Grove Albaugh School

Handicapped British Boy Wins Boy Scout Award

London report on 15 year old Michael Benson Cooper who, despite infantile paralysis and illness, completed all first class scout tests. He hiked three miles on a tricycle and swam 50 yards, earning the Cornwall Decoration and the Scout's V C.

London Michael Benson Cooper Cornwall V.C

Dayton Grove News Notes and Visits

Mrs. Sadie Notts of Fairfield visited relatives in Dayton Grove including sisters Mrs. Herman Schultz and Mrs. Walter Leet. Fairfield guests attended Sunday and Monday gatherings at Schultz and Leet homes. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dayton of Washington called Monday afternoon on J. B. Moore. Grandparents Marion Leet of Washington also visited.

Dayton Grove Sadie Notts Fairfield Herman Schultz Walter Leet Schultz and Leet Albert Dayton Washington J. B. Moore

Nylon Money Circulating But You Wouldn't Know It

Treasury officials say currency printed on nylon filament paper was placed in test circulation to gauge wear from the public. General circulation awaits silk paper stock exhaustion. Secret Service notes only a chemical analysis could reveal the difference between the new and old money.

Washington Treasury Secret Service

David Proved Slingshot Is a Dangerous Weapon

Detroit Lloyd Lowe a 38 year old AFL restaurant workers local organizer was arraigned before Recorder Judge Christopher E. Stein on a charge of carrying a dangerous weapon He argued a slingshot isn t a dangerous weapon The court convicted Lowe after referencing David and Goliath in court proceedings.

Detroit Lloyd Lowe AFL Christopher E. Stein Lowe Samuel 1 David and Goliath

Limit on gasoline tourists may enter Canada

Ottawa reports that Canada will not permit tourists driving automobiles to import gasoline beyond what is in their tanks at entry. The allowance for gasoline sufficient for 300 miles travel without duty has been withdrawn.

Ottawa Customs Division National Revenue Department Canada

Japan's Trade Surpasses Most Partners Year After Year

Japan maintained its top trading volume with a key partner, exceeding all but Great Britain in annual imports and exports. The report notes consistent growth and highlights the nation's expanding commerce during the period.

Relatives Gather at Local Homes and Visits

Mary Kinnan of West Chester spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Leet. Crawfordsville relatives were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Stephens. Mr J A Walker returned from Wellsburg Virginia after visiting daughter Mrs Carl Hering. In Iowa City Mr and Mrs William Embree were in town Tuesday. Mrs William Carr and others aided Mrs Lloyd Thrapp in preparing dinner for hay field workers. Read the Classifieds.

Lyle Lantz Elmer Kolosick Joe Liska Lyle John Mary Applegate Muriel Gideon Clara Wallace Iowa City Mac Wallace Lucille Ritter Mary Kinnan West Chester Walter Leet Crawfordsville Robert Stephens J. A. Walker Wellsburg Virginia Thrapp Home Carl Hering William Embree William Carr Fern Ernst Crawford Maxine Charles Thrapp Lloyd Phillips

Century milestone in American canning history

The article notes early development of commercial canning in America beginning around 1819 and the broader adoption of tin containers by the 1840s while highlighting the role of glass jars in early processing. It situates Canning as a key figure in advancing preserved foods through evolving packaging.

America

Poison plot threads through Mary Gerrard case

Elinor Carlisle frets over Aunt Laura Welman’s will as an anonymous letter hints that someone plans to deprive the heiress and her fiance Roderick Welman. Nurses O'Brien and Hopkins gossip about Mary Gerrard and a mysterious photograph marked Lewis as they tend the ill aunt.

Mary Gerrard Elinor Carlisle Roderick Welman Laura Welman Elinor Roddy Laura Nurse O’brien Mrs. Welman Nurse Hopkins Edna O’brien Mr. Welman Miss Carlisle Nurse O'Brien Lewis Lewis Mary Nurse Roderick Lewis

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