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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1941

Page

6

George Baird Hurt Crossing Barbed Wire Fence

George Baird slipped while crossing a barbed wire fence in Xenia and sustained a deep arm gash requiring two stitches after medical treatment. The report also lists visiting relatives and local social visits involving the Baird and Lord families and others from Minnesota and Missouri Valley.

George Baird Xenia Minnesota Dale Cherry Brainard Cherry Red Wood Falls Minn George Lord Manford Rathenold Roland Ainsworth Cecil Lowe

Address What Kind of Act Time Required

A concise prompt outlines the act type and duration needed. It specifies the requested action and the approximate time commitment for completion.

Family visits span Missouri Valley and Brandon

Mrs. Ling and Mrs. Quinn, sisters, visit Grandparents Judy and Jimmy Quinn in Missouri Valley. The Clegg home roof is being repaired this week. Mrs. Alice Frame and sons Billie Halan and Allen of Brandon Iowa visit Mrs. Georgia Reany. George Lord traveled to Chicago on business. Threshing nears completion but heat slows work as men overheat. Maxine Elliott and children from Chicago visit Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Stephens. Elliott's husband to join Sunday. Connie Stephens Jay and Correne Edmondson attended League Institute in Mt. Pleasant last week.

Judy Jimmy Quinn James Quinn C. H. Heise Missouri Valley James Clegg Alice Frame Billie Halan Allen Brandon Iowa Georgia Reany George Lord Chicago Maxine Elliott D. D. Stephens Elliott Connie Stephens Jay Correne Edmondson Mt. Pleasant League Institute

First Submarine Victim Housatonic torpedoed off Charleston

The Housatonic became the first ship sunk by a submarine when torpedoed by a Confederate vessel while on blockade duty off Charleston South Carolina on February 17 1864.

Housatonic Charleston S. C

Murder on the Road to Bardonia

In a perilous chase a man named David Farland foils an unstable courier attempting to drop a murder envelope to the mysterious Richard Garrison. A murdered woman is found hidden in a rumble seat as Jane Rider and David confront Kurt Helm and a web of suspects in Bardonia and surrounding towns.

Jane Rider David Farland Richard Garrison David Haverstraw Jane Kurt Helm Mat Bream Fan Rubley Bream Dick Garrison Garrison Timmy Mrs. Rider Mother Rider Kurt Helm Dave Bardonia Brean Macklin Breanu

Betting on Horses Stirs Hidden Excitement at Santa Anita

A Hollywood party bets on Uncle Tom then Robin Hood at Santa Anita. Flying Tail leads but Icanwin wins by inches, leaving $6 losses for each bettor. Norma and Monty suppress emotions until dinner reveal bruises from racing thrill.

Norma Monty Castile Castles Hollywood Spragues Santa Anita Uncle Tom Robinhood Flying Tail Monty Icanwin

First Settlers of Scotland From Old Ireland and Pict History

The article traces Scotland’s early peoples describing the Picts as ancient inhabitants who raided Romans and possibly used crude two wheeled chariots. It notes Scots arriving from Ireland and the unification under Kenneth MacAlpin ending centuries of Pictish-Scot warfare.

Scotland Hadrian's Wall Ireland Great Britain Scotia Nova Scotia Kenneth MacAlpin Kingdom of MacAlpin

Diamond Simplest Diamond Structure Among Gems

The diamond is the simplest gem with a chemical structure of crystallized carbon.

Young Volcano Found During Scripps Gulf Cruise

University of California survey ship E W Scripps returned to San Diego after 78 days in the Gulf of California. Scientists found a young volcano on Loreto Coronados island area and conducted extensive soundings and borings. Dr Roger Revelle announced 25 000 fathometer soundings and 17 foot cores, both records for the vessel.

University of California E. W. Scripps San Diego Gulf of California Loreto Coronados Island Scripps Gulf Scripps Institution of Oceanography la Jolla Roger Revelle

Pitcairn Island Pacific Paradise Remained Mutineers’ Legacy

Pitcairn Island, a tiny two mile square in the south Pacific, remains a peaceful, religious community of about 200 descendants of mutineers from the Bounty. Settlement life features compulsory education, seven days of public work, no taxes, and self sufficiency in agriculture and fishing.

Pitcairn Island Pacific Paradise Pitcairn South Pacific Australia South America Chile John Adams

Dangerous Pyrenees Passes Threaten Travelers with Winds

The Pyrenees mountain passes are extremely dangerous due to strong winds, posing risks to travelers navigating the routes.

Pyrenees

Shiloh News Notes Family Visits and Death

Local column records visits among Shiloh families including Schantz Donaldson and Sigafoose households. George Frazier returns from Cedar Rapids after a Washington area trip. Robert Showalter dies of pneumonia with family tributes noted. Verda Schantz to spend a week with uncle Sim Christner in Rome area.

H. J. Schoonover Shiloh Fauline Schantz Dave Schantz Will O'Laughlin Sam Marsh Fae Schoonover Jean Sigafoose Bob Godwin Canton Ohio Rosella Virginia Sheetz Howard Schant

Y M C A Boys Entry for Model Airplane Show

Washington YMCA promotes a model airplane contest at Washington Airport on Wednesday August 19 at 4 30 PM. Open to Washington county boys aged 8 to 18. Entry fee 21 cents per boy with multiple planes and divisions allowed. Prizes awarded. submit entry with fee to the Washington YMCA.

Washington Airport BP. mi Washington County

Straighter Lines Highlight Fur Garments in August Sales

Fashion notes describe updated fur coats with straighter lines and wide wrist sleeves, dolman shoulder styling, and turn-back cuff details. A white processed South American lamb evening coat features 32 inch length, inverted pleats, and a small band collar, while a mink cape and brown tropical seal add bold texture to the collection.

South America

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Fostoria Westphal Washington Chamber of Commerce Milo Sorden Municipal Band O. EB. Schmidt Chamber of Commerce Washington, Iowa Ling Mrs. Quinn Chapter Maryse Rutledge King Features Synthete Ing Old Dixie Dugan By McEvoy Striebel Golly Mickey Jean Sigatoose Howard Sigatoose Rock Island Howard Sigafoose Sigafoose Orville Carter Evelyn Jean Averia Sam Lambert C. E. Nicholson Wyman James Marsh Sam Fam Washington Washington Y & C. A
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