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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1936

Page

6

Road Work Planned at Coppock and Local Notices

Coppock prepares to start work on a new road and bridge with equipment moved to the site. The article also notes a family reunion at Crapo Park Burlington with many attendees, a California visit by Amel and family, and various local happenings including school start, rain, and remodeling projects.

Coppock Joe Ricks Peoria John Ricks C. L. McKenzie Keschley Wayland Jake Christner Herald Wm. M ° Kane John Schroll Lloyd Patton Colfax Peterson Crapo Park Burlington Amel Peterson San Jose California Edwin Peterson Biggsville Ill Anna Minor Carl Jacobson Hollis Lefler Stronghurst Amy Thorell Philip Omaha Nebr C. G Peterson Ralph Edgar Elsie Tillard Gerald McWilliams Salam Gust Peterson Paul Hilderbrand Pauline Lochbridge Geo Smith Edith Harvey White Howard Josephine Hosette Stockport Carl Coe Joan Keosauqua Calif Fred

Washington lodge and railroad timetable notices

Regular meetins of Washington lodge No 26 A M held last Friday each month. Train schedule lists Westbound Nos 83 11 Apache No 38 Golden State Limited with daily departures and local services with noted times. Eastbound Nos 82 123 4 and 11 Apache, plus Knoxville Branch No 429 daily except Sunday and No 480 daily except Sunday shows arrival times. Agents L Goodlander and J G McKay present.

Washington Lodge No A. M W A. Bealer W. M A. W. Yard Apache Bettee Sunset Limited Nasernacceesial Golden State Limited Lie Psaweeneun Golden Cs Limited Knoxville Bratch Washington Waebigotoo Mergenarion California Y. L. Goodlander

Fable of Cyril Frappey Aims for Worldly Calm Slang

A satirical piece follows Cyril Frappey a bank hireling from a modest suburb who aspires to aristocratic suavity. He feigns detachment while inner urges burn, courts Miss Estelle Gimpey with clever restraint, but the pair clash and she drops him from a fourth story window after a declared incompatibility. The tale ends with a blunt moral about aftershocks from volcanic emotions.

Cyril Frappey Meo Pittsburgh Frappey Caesar Rome Dress Goods Phovey Prappey Cyril

Relatives Visit Illinois and Iowa Homes This Month

Mrs. Ella Merchant and Lois Merchant spent the weekend at the C Benson home as Gleede and other relatives accompanied by cold weather spent the last month between Illinois and Iowa seeking shelter and family time.

Gleede Otfher Illinois Iowa Ella Merchant Lois Merchant C. Benson

Ohio's Largest Wild Flower Magnolia Reaches Wide Leaves

Ohio reports its largest wild flower the large leaf magnolia with leaf broom sizes from eight inches to a foot and leaf spans often reaching sixty feet, noting extraordinary growth in regional specimens.

Ohio

Coughlin Speech Sparks Debate in Dakota Farm Rally

The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin drew controversy near Hankinson North Dakota after urging farmers to repudiated debts unless aid was provided. He later denied the claim saying they would be forced to repudiate if help did not come. Bishop Michael Gallagher of Detroit did not censor him during the Rome visit. Coughlin spoke in support of Congressman William Lemke at a farm gathering and homecoming in Fargo North Dakota.

Charles E. Coughlin Hankinson N. D Coughlin Michael Gallagher Detroit Rome Pius XI William Lemke Lemke Fargo Chicago New York Jack Lynn Doll

Mr and Mrs H Wilson to Move to Town from Living Lake

LIVING LAKE July 29 The Wilsons plan to move into the Boyer home near the high school next week after renting it. Mrs H P Wilson is not well and her daughter Mrs Loyd Brown of Kansas City is visiting to help care for her.

Rennie Dawson Living Lake Albert Felendorff Wellman Robert Reaney H. P. Wilson Loyd Brown Kansas City Wilsons Boyer

Governors Island Fort Wi thro Occupied for Defense

Governors Island in Boston harbor is occupied by government defense purposes. The principal fortification is Fort Withro.

Governors Island Boston Harbor Mass Fort Wi

Lynn Searches for Work and Returns to Chicago

Lynn travels from Milwaukee to Chicago seeking employment while Jack pursues clues about her whereabouts. She secures a morning job as a hostess at the Fireside Cafeteria, with a 10 dollar daily pay, after remembering past ties to the city and hopes to reunite with familiar faces.

Bauer Lynn O& Living Kame Halcyon

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