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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1952

Page

4

Editorials Rise of Christianity and political tempests

A collection of opinions on religious influence and 1940s politics highlights gospel strength, presidential strategy, and criticism of capital punishment. It also covers earthquakes on the West Coast, a steel strike's impact, and a local Townsley Park Fair fundraising drive to build new park facilities and support 4 H and Future Farmers activities.

Townsley Park Fair Association Chamber of Commerce Farm Bureau Walton League Kiwanis Rotary Y's Men Over Fair Association Farmers of America

Franchise to Erect Electric Transmission Line Sought in Washington County

Iowa Southern Utilities Company seeks a franchise to erect operate and maintain poles wires towers and other fixtures for electrical transmission across sections 19 28 in Washington County Iowa. The hearing is set for August 26 1952 in Des Moines with objections due five days prior.

Washington County Iowa Iowa Southern Utilities Company Centerville Iowa State Commerce Commission Theath P.M U.M Des Moines Carl W. Reed David B. Long Frank B. Means WEST Geo. L. McCaughan

Sewing tips for neater tailored seams and final press

Keeps an ironing board and iron ready while sewing and presses each seam as it finishes. The method yields neater results and simplifies the final pressing step.

Birthday greetings and family birthday notices

Happy Birthday Mildred Anne Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Moore of Brighton is 8 years old today Wayne Dunkin son of Mr and Mrs Glen Dunkin of Crawfords ville has four candles on his birthday cake John David TeBockhorst son of Mr and Mrs Paul TeBockhorst has seven on his Mr and Mrs Ray Anderson have a wedding anniversary to day Best wishes to Mrs John Winga Mrs William Sitter Mrs Don W Bealer William E Baker and Lois Ann Hesseltine David Larson Flynn is 12 today and his brother Michael is 14 They are sons of Mr and Mrs Leonard Flynn

Mildred Anne Moore Jesse Moore Brighton Wayne Dunkin Glen Dunkin Crawfordsville John David TeBockhorst Paul TeBockhorst Ray Anderson John Winga William Sitter Don W. Bealer William E. Baker Lois Ann Hesseltine David Larson Flynn Michael Leonard Flynn

How To Dip Shingles

How To Dip Shingles explains staining new shingles by dipping them in a barrel or wash tub filled with enough stain to reach the desired height when the shingles rest with the butt end down.

Painting tips to balance bright sunlight

In a well lit room add a touch of blue to wall paint opposite the windows to counteract the strong yellow glare from sunlight. The cool hue dampens brightness and creates a more even illumination across surfaces.

RAMBLINGS and Remnants Kaster Survives the Convention

Sperry Kaster returns from Chicago where the Democratic national convention drew attention as Ray Baxter of Burlington stayed in Chicago to cast his delegate vote. Easter, county chairman, split time between Milwaukee and the Palmer House to monitor proceedings and visit headquarters. Governors, gatekeepers, and audience noise shaped a tense scene while party figures from Washington county attended both conventions.

U. S. News and World Report Truman Phillip Murray CSO CIO Murray White House Chicago Sperry Kaster Washington Milwaukee Ray Baxter Burlington Baxter Easter Burlingman Washington County Stevenson Illinois Chienzo Iowa Palmer House Kaster Harry Levy Alex Gevock George Rudiger Dick Ross

Past Chiefs Gather For Regular Meeting

BRIGHTON July 26 The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Oral Lane with a business session led by president Mrs. Rex Widmer Mere. Entertainment was by Charles Hoover. Several area residents attended events and visits are noted for Legion meetings and local gatherings.

Brighton Pythian Sisters Chiefs Club Oral Lane Rex Widmer Charles Hoover Leo “Jacek” Dunbar John McClintie Robert Fillmore Warren Morgan Legion County Kalona John Barnett Malinda Shater

Miller Family Leaves California After Quake Tour

The Miller family, residents of Tehachapi area, witnessed a television report from Tehachapi and felt temblors in Burbank. They departed for Iowa soon after the quake, ending an 11 year California stay from 1957 to 194%. Their summer trip lasted two weeks by car, with five days for the drive both ways, traveling largely over flat terrain.

Harold Miller Janet California Eeenee Tehachapi Burbank Millers Iowa Miller Mr. Miller

Sunday Socials and Birthday Parties Across Town

Ralph Chorpenings hosts a Sunday dinner for Earl Chorpenina and guests including Barbara Kay and Efetha Engle. Glen Miller home held a birthday party for their daughter Josephine with Clifford Vohren and Stalder family attending. Local gatherings included a West Chester picnic, a chicken dressing help at Pohren’s, and visits to celebrate birthdays among neighbors and relatives.

Earl Chorpenina Charles Ralph Chorpenings Coop Bart Burroughs Clarence 9 Shatter Earl Harry Horesowsky Barbara Kay Aetha Engle Karen Hettie Lenney Glen Miller Josephine Ciuests Clifford Vohren Mero Joe Stalder Johnny Mro Glen Miller Jr Lioyd Mikseh Connie Clifford Porter West Chester Gitesis Walter Jones Jim Conklin Dwight Hayes Duane Don Hayes Osoes Richard Layes Ardith Wead Clifford Pohren Pohren Preston Harvey Town Mere Harvey Debbie Lawrence Mikset Julia David Mikseh Cleo Trier Mr. Trier

Good Neighbors Help Gather Grain In Ohio Field

Good neighbors assist in harvesting oats in South Xenia on July 25. Howard Anderson John Hixson Russell Owens join Don Sands with their machines to cut and combine. Marlin Owens Frank Sands and Ralph Young haul the grain from the field to the bin.

Don Sands South Xenia Howard Anderson John Hixson Russell Owens Marlin Owens Frank Sands Ralph Young

Origin of Yucatan Name From Native Phrase

The name Yucatan is said to come from a native reply meaning I don’t understand you. Spanish explorers asked for the land’s name and heard what sounded like a question. The expression reportedly became the state’s official name.

Yucatan

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