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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

8

Four Guests from Colorado Visit at Harvey Jones Home

Mrs Ila Johnson and three daughters from Pueblo Colorado visit her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Jones and other relatives in town. Richard Rieneke returns to Albuquerque after a week with Everett Coffin. Larry Crail of Chicago visits his aunt Etha Jones. Esther True from Richland spent Saturday with Mildred Coffin. Gloralie and Mary Lu Hayes stay with Darlene and Martha Hoskins. Ice cream and cake hosted Friday evening for Moses Hoskins family and several Jones relatives.

Milton H. Coffin Veo Ila Johnson Pueblo Colo Harvey Jones Richard Rieneke Albuquerque N. M Everett Coffin Larry Crail Chicago Etha Jones Esther True Richland Mildred Coffin Gloralie Mary Lu Hayes Darlene Martha Hoskins Moses Hoskins Keith Robert Martha Bruce Jones Bobby David Albert Jones Wilma Juanita Charlie Jones Everett

Blaze sparked by man striking match at Sunshine Oil

Perry Jordan lit a match to read the winter meter at Sunshine Oil Co and started a blaze. Weather outlook notes partly cloudy skies with showers and cooler temperatures. Hog prices top at 11.50 a hundredweight.

Perry Jordan Sunshine Oil Co

Coffin Family Gatherings Mention Fourth of July

Coffin family members including Hervey and Marie Coffin spent the Fourth with Darlene and Martha Hoskins. Beverly and Wanda Coffin joined, with Darlene and Martha staying overnight. Hervey Coffin drives a truck for Harry Turner.

Coffin Mildred Larry Crail Hervey Marie Coffin Beverly Wanda Coffin Darlene Martha Hoskins Martha Hervey Coffin Harry Turner

Dublin Social Notes Amid Fourth of July Visits

Dublin residents share a busy Fourth with guests from Chicago Moline and Burlington. gatherings include the Sullivan, Augustine, Seethout, Vandyke, Dewey and Mangold families plus local engagements and threshers meeting attendance.

Industrious Club Postponed to July 9

Mrs. Will Martin postpones the Industrious Club meeting to Wednesday July 9. Report of the storm was to be telephoned but telephone communication has failed.

Keota Will Martin

East Highland Social News From Frank Mincer Farm

East Highland notes record visits from Austin Collins and family traveling from Carson Iowa to the Mincer home. Leona Mincer plans a several week stay while July fourth guests enjoyed ice cream and a afternoon gathering. Harold Rath visits with Theodore Rath as part of a string of Sunday family outings and dinners at the Mincer residence.

East Highland Austin Collins Austin Junior Carson Iowa Frank Mincer Leona Mincer Frank J. Mincer Gary Gayle Austen Collins Omer Bopp Floyd Ruby Prymek

Rocking Chair Brigade founder Norman Everson is remembered

Norman Everson born December 29 1815 in Vernon New York died 1896 in Washington Iowa at 81. He apprenticed as a tailor then farmed taught school studied law in Kentucky Ohio and New York and later moved to Washington Iowa where he helped run schools and then established banking and real estate ventures including the Exchange and Deposit Bank in 1853. He remained a major stockholder as Washington’s banking landscape evolved.

Norman Everson Isaac and Abigal (Usher) Everson Vernon Oneida County New York Washington Iowa Kentucky Normans Lorain County Ohio Caleb B. Campbell Old Court House Everson Exchange and Deposit Bank Opera House Washington State Bank State Bank First National Bank

Everson of Washington County A Whig Leader and Early Iowa Statesman

Mr. Everson held multiple offices in Washington including postmaster and Road Supervisor. He helped form Iowa's first state code, served four years in the Iowa State Senate, became a Republican leader, and funded Washington Academy’s building. He traveled abroad with his wife Ellen Pierce Everson after 1865 and remained a respected figure in local history.

Everson Washington Norman Everson Washington County State Senate Louisa Washington Counties Washington Academy Mr. Everson

One Farmer Sees Advantage of Wind In Storm

A South 76 report notes storm damage with oats and corn losses, torn stalks, and stripped leaves. Walter Fisher’s corn crib blew over. fences damaged by trees. Mrs. Joe Romine, driving home, was bruised with possible broken vertebra after her car left the road. Community club play interruption mentioned.

South Walter Fisher Joe Romine Center

Local families gather at Mrs Mary Fyvorn home on July 4

Mary Dvorak and relatives including Mrs James Swailes Marie Lorack and the Lungquist family with Betty Rose attended a gathering at the Mrs Mary Fyvorn home on July 4. Mr and Mrs Orville Hunan conducted business in Muscatine on Monday.

Mary Dvorak James Swailes Marie Mary Anne Lorack George Lungquist Aran Betty Rose Mary Fyvorn Orville Hunan Muscatine

Elastic ste n outbounces rubber 92 in test claim

A stray line asserts a ste n is more elastic than a rubber 92, suggesting a surprising result in a material test about bounce and resilience.

Peanut Butter Developed at Sanitarium Around 1890

A historical note states peanut butter was developed as a sanitarium food around 1890. It highlights early use in health facilities and marks the invention period in the late 19th century.

New Zealand First Coin Introduces Universal Eight Hour Mark

The New Zealand First New Zealand coin marks a milestone by featuring a universal eight hour measure. This design highlights a standard work period and circulated widely, signaling a shift in currency symbolism toward labor time.

New Zealand

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