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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1932

Page

8

Davenport visitor departs for Wapello after stay with kin

Mrs. Mattie LaGrille of Davenport, visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Mart White's, leaves for Wapello. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gorham and family return from a week in Janesville, Wisconsin, via Kewanee. Miss Catharine Jane Hull plans a visit before a Colorado vacation with Miss Isabelle Davis.

Mattie LaGrille Davenport Mart White Mecca Wapello Paul Gorham Janesville Wis Kewanee Catharine Jane Hull Colorado Mises Isabelle Davis

Wrist watches for sale ship ment arrives yesterday

A shipment of wrist watches for men and women arrived yesterday and is offered at 2.49 dollars each with a guarantee.

Hospital Dedicated Twenty Years Ago on July 15 1912

A historical recounting of the hospital's 1912 dedication notes the first board of trustees led by a chairman who oversaw construction and equipment. It lists initial trustees, the building contractor L R Davis of Washington, and details like nineteen private rooms and two three bed rooms plus an operating room and lab. The total cost including donations reached 41061.05 with significant community contributions. The piece also mentions subsequent value growth and the current trustees Eardley Bell William Griffin H H McCleery George W Reed W P Wells and Mrs J N Phillips.

C. M. Meek J. S Wilson W. P. Gardner A. J Morgan Charles Dautremont A. N. Alberson L. R. Davis Washington Eardley Bell Wellman William Griffin Riverside H. H McCleery George W. Reed W. P. Wells Walter Brown J. N Phillips

Lathrop and son visit aunt in Washington

Jay Lathrop and his son Don Ald of Cincinnati Ohio spent a brief stop in Washington visiting Mrs. A M Cowden at her home. Lathrop is with the Lathrop Hoge Gypsum Construction company of Cincinnati.

Jay Lathrop Donald Cincinnati Ohio Washington A. M. Cowden Lathrop-Hoge Gypsum Construction Company

Maytag Donates Birthday Bonus for 500 Newton Workers

Five hundred employees of the Maytag company in Newton receive 156 400 dollars from F L Maytag on his 75th birthday. The fund started five years ago to reward workers with at least three years service, distributing 50 dollars for each year of service.

Maytag Newton, Jaly Maytac F. L Maytag

Social notes from Washington to Ames and Newton

Miss Catherine Rees of Washington and Miss Laura Lippert of Cedar Falls visit in Washington with Lippert spending weeks with Rees. Miss Ruth Ringheim returns from Canton and Scott Jarrard travels to Oskaloosa with Daryl Crawford for Newton visits. Davy plans a week with Uncle Glen Britain in Newton. For sale two Deering binders in good condition. Anna Henderson of Ames and niece Mrs. J H McKemson of Hamilton Ill depart for Hamilton after visits. Henderson teaches at Iowa State College. Our ice house remains open until 9 p m. Roy Caviness Ward Chandler and J Z Hinshaw toured Packwood after a local fire. Joint Rebekah and Odd Fellow installation at Wellman last night.

Catherine Rees Hear Columbus Junction Laura Lippert Cedar Falls Washington Miss Lippert Miss Rees Iowa State Teachers College Ruth Ringheim Canton Scott Jarrard Oskaloosa Washington International Co Anna Henderson Ames J. H. Mckemson Hamilton Ill W. D. Henderson Wilson Ice Co Roy Caviness Ward Chandler J. Z Hinshaw Packwood Roy Ada Caviness Rebekah and Odd Fellow Wellman Carl Fischer Donald Proudfit Clarence Proudfit St. Paul Mayo’s Bakery William Wet Kiowa Kans Fred Nisi Martha Jo Newton, Kans Mort King J. O. Harter Wetz Mrs. King

Gardner ill at University Hospital Iowa City

Pearl Gardner long ill in University Hospital Iowa City with family in Des Moines. Polly Gardner mentioned. Wade Gardner of Lexington visiting Ezra and Mrs Gardner. James Daniels of West Chester visiting James Daniels family. A F Rankin and daughters Dorothy and Alice Mae visiting Brinton home as superintendent attends summer session at University of Iowa.

Pearl Gardner Ans Polly Gardner University Hospital Iowa City Wade Gardner Lexington Ezra Gardner James Daniels West Chester A. F. Rankin Dorothy Alice Mae Hampton

Possible Lincoln Ancestry Ties to 13th Century English Figure

The statement suggests 8 Thomas de Lingcole, referenced in England in 1298, may be an early ancestor of Abraham Lincoln. It notes a possible genealogical link without confirming lineage or documentation.

Thomas de Lingcole England Abraham Lincoln

Envy as Chronicle of Chinatown Sage Hi Ho

The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown claiming envy drives men to pursue what they admire yet cannot master, a view on motive and restraint within ambition.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

Local Bakeries Grow and Community Support Grows

Mayo's pastries remain a feature of the Mayo organization supplying Washington with pies cakes cookies and rolls daily. The two establishments are praised for quality and community contribution as Washington backs them in steady growth. In Ames Iowa July 15 Iowa hoppers face nature's harsh justice as grasshoppers ravage crops and a contagion similar to athlete's foot kills many in the west. Iowa State College entomologists oversee anti grasshopper efforts noting the disease is present in Iowa but extent unclear.

Mayo Mayo Organization Washington Ames Iowa INS Iowa State College

Washington People Attend Fairfield Bible Conference

A number of Washington residents attended sessions of the Fairfield summer Bible conference at Chautauqua park Fairfield July 10 to 17 under Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Rev Oscar Lowry led talks on The Book of Books Is the Bible the Word of God and spoke throughout the weekend.

Washington Fairfield Chautauqua Park Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Oscar Lowry P. W. Philpott Jeanders. Keyser Otis G. Dale Mr. Lowry Athelam F. W. Eastwood Helen Fulton Anna Scott Re} Jarren Harold Eastwood M. W. Bailey Josephine M. W. Fitzwilliam Fred G Crown Floyd Goodman A. K. Harper Ray F Mulkins W. B. Parrett Gus Scott Ray Kirtkpatrick W. W. Poole H. C. Whiting

Cost of Medical Care Burden Reaches 715 Million Yearly

The committee on the cost of medical care reports 715 million dollars spent annually in the United States on medicine, about 20 percent of the sickness bill. Of this amount 100 million goes to medicines prescribed by physicians, 165 million to non secret home remedies, and 300 million to patent medicines of secret composition. The piece adds a note on Latin roots shaping Romance languages and their influence on English, German, and Scandinavian vocabularies.

Committee On United States

Local residents seen in town and on business

W Smith of Wayland and Jacob A Conrad of Wayland were in Washington on business today. Rose Goeldner of Keota shopped here. Joe Falk of Fairfield visited Washington yesterday. Mr and Mrs Everett Amsberry of Keota were here on business. Mrs Ernest Pelzke Mrs D C Feldman and nephew Louis Feldman of Kalona shopped here yesterday. Lyle Maxwell of Crawfordsville was in town yesterday. Mac s Aristocrats at Iowa Ballroom Friday July 15. I Rothschild expected home tonight from Yankton S D and the Black Hills. Mr and Mrs Henry Hunt of Crawfordsville were here on business this afternoon.

Rose Goeldner Keota Joe Falk Fairfield Washington Everett Amsberry Ernest Pelzke D. C. Feldman Louis Feldman Kalona Mac Iowa Ballroom A I. Rothschild Yankton S. C Black Hills Henry Hunt Crawfordsville Lyle Maxwell

Notice from Karl F Libe Seeks Further Information

A letter from Karl F Libe requests additional information and states that any conversation or writing will be strictly confidential.

Karl F Libe

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