Weather outlook fair and hot with storms in north and west
The forecast calls for fair and hot conditions this afternoon. Partly cloudy skies tomorrow bring scattered thunder showers to the north and west areas. Top temperature around 14.75 units.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1945
Page
6
The forecast calls for fair and hot conditions this afternoon. Partly cloudy skies tomorrow bring scattered thunder showers to the north and west areas. Top temperature around 14.75 units.
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the initials U. S. on government property during the War of 1812 led to the popularization of Uncle Sam as a symbol for the United States. The term is now universally recognized as referring to the nation and its government.
In 1944 railway taxes reached a record 1.9 billion dollars. To meet expenses, railways depended on 73 days of operation revenues for the year.
Mrs Mount recalls the Jonathan Wilson house on South Iowa Ave built in early town days. Homer Mount and Reba oversee a remodeling project turning the brick house into a larger white residence with five fireplaces, a downstairs apartment and private bath, plus upstairs units. Albert Simpson secured plans and a budget while renovations proceed.
The Conesville school board announces Ralph Crawford as superintendent for the coming year along with Lillian Ericson Verda Covell Mrs Mabel Brown and Mrs Lara Jarrard on the faculty. A vacancy remains in the intermediate room.
Goldy Lou the show horse trained for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillips will be shown at the Mt Pleasant Horse Show on August 23. Golden Lodstar, Phillips’ prize horse, will also appear at the event. The note mentions gas-saving plans to attend and various local social updates and visits.
William Henry Hole Wellman born June 27 1893 in Washington Iowa died July 5 1945 at the Wichita veterans hospital aged 52 after shell shock from World War I service with the 52nd Railroad Artillery Medical Corps. He served overseas starting 1918 in St Mihiel and Argonne battles. Survived by wife seven children and his father Miles A Hole with a sister and two sisters predeceased. Funeral held at Henninger Chapel then Kremlin Methodist Church with burial in Kremlin cemetery.
Rubio, July 30 Virgil Morgan of Fort Madison was called home due to his father Cliff Morgan's illness. Charles Ray stayed to help, and Mrs. Levi Van Dyke hosted a Ladies Aid meeting with 38 attendees. Ongoing notices include visits, health remarks, and local farm activity with oats yielding well.
Byron Nelson of Toledo Ohio wins the All-American Open with a 269 final score at the Tom O Shanter course in Chicago. Dorothy Germain congratulates him in the women’s division photo.
A note on amethyst as a charm valued by ancient Greeks to ward off intoxication. a leather table top burn repair tip suggests using a fine emery board and neutral shoe cream for restoration.
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