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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1939

Page

8

Hess Fly Killer Sees Poppy Fund Raise $160

The annual Poppy sale raised $160. Dr Hess Fly Spray and Dr Hess Fly Killer stop flies in stables cows horses milk soup. Weather forecast: fair warm tonight. Tuesday cloudy.

DR. Hess

Rose of Washington Square Glorious Screen Drama at State Theatre

Glorious film at the State Theatre features Tyrone Power Alice Faye and Al Jolson in Rose of Washington Square a melodious drama with beloved song hits and a new Mack Gordon Harry Revel tune I Never Knew Heaven Could Speak. The film centers on a woman who forgives and loves amid heartbreak and memory filled melodies.

Washington Square Tyrone Power Alice Faye al Jolson State Theatre Rose of Washington Square State Irving Bertin Alexander Man the Vamp Mammy Rose Wasington Square James F. Hanley Ballard Macdonald Harry California Avalon Mack Gordon Harry Revel

Confessions of a Nazi Spy Screened Behind Locks

Warner Bros releases Confessions of a Nazi Spy at the Fox Theatre, a controversy laden film breaking Hollywood norms by portraying Nazi espionage. The production marks a rare departure from prior avoidance of provocative topics.

Warners Warner Bros Fox Theatre Hollywood

Program at St. Marys School Receives Diplomas

In Riverside on June 5 the St Marys School girls staged an annual program in the parish hall auditorium. Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier presented eighth grade diplomas to Walter Droll Joseph Homan Patricia Homan and other graduates. A National Rural Essay contest certificate went to Constance Pailliotet. Ruth Klein also received a certificate. The program included plays songs and a drill with funds earmarked for church use.

Riverside St. Marty's School Bernard Jacobsmeier Walter Droll Joseph and Patricia Homan Mary Kathleen Knittel Elmo Kron Thomas McEwen Urban Metz Esta Pailliotet Francis Rice Elaine Rumimelthart Joseph Skubal John Swenka Edwin Waldschmi Mary Jane Quinn Joseph FP. Quinn

Poppy Day Proceeds Hit Thirty Dollars In Riverside

The Riverside Unit of the Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion reports 302 poppies sold. Edna Bushek, Poppy Day chairwoman, says proceeds will exceed 30 dollars. Girl Scouts helped canvass Riverside while Auxiliary members sold five each in Hills. ceremonies at St John’s church and nuptials at St John’s joined Monsignor Jacobsmeier.

Riverside Women's Auxiliary American Legion Edna Bushek Hills Bushek

Brighton Welcomes Two New Business Firms In Opening

Brighton prepares for two new businesses as the Fisher bakery reopens with ten years of Chicago experience and Mr Myers plans a hardware store in the Legion building once remodeling ends. The library will move to the second floor during the transition.

Rhua Heimich Brighton N. H. Fisher Fishers Washington Home Bakery H. and A. Bakery Myers Fairfield Legion Brown Lynch Scott Hardware Company Chicago Mildred Woodford Lawrence Robertson Ft. Wayne Ind Cecil Jones Kansas City John Jones H. M. Smith Mildred Betty Kirkwood Ill

Mrs O Schmitter Visits Son in Washington DC

Mrs. O W Schmitter leaves Rubio for several weeks visit with her son Lyle Schmitter and family in Washington DC. Lylbern Johnson of Cleveland visits his parents in Ohio on a two week vacation. Local notices include hospital treatment and Memorial services attendance.

Henry Auld Edward Joetta Minneapolis Amy Rich Emma Auld Keokuk Ross Auld Frank Gibson Osceola A. KE. Horton Clyde Knight Levi van Dyke Co. W. Schmitter Lyle Schmitter Washington, D. C Lylbern Johnson Cleveland Ohio P. B. Johnson Bill Ash Washington County Hospital A. B. Maurer Ray Dacke Illinois John Lindauer Fairfield Earl Balderson Orville Morgan Raymond Coffin O. W. Sehmitter Lylbern Richland John Richard Morgan Town

Origin of Lord Mayor Title From Edward III Era

The lord mayor title allegedly derived from domino maiore meaning sir mayor, a term used during Edward III's reign in the 14th century.

Edward III

State Employes See Reflections Of Republican Economy Moves

Des Moines reports show a push for strict economy across Iowa state government. Executives scrutinize travel expense requests for conferences and conventions, with questions about necessity and line items as the new administration vets staff travel.

Des Moines Lowas Press Assn Executive Council

Wearin Seeks Federal Job After Senate Bid Defeat

Hastings figure Otha D Wearin known as Othey to Governor Kraschel is again rumored to pursue a federal appointment in Washington D C Nearly a year after losing the Democratic senatorial nomination to Guy M Gillette Wearin is said to be targeting a post with the Maritime Commission Friends report he remains determined while keeping counsel in the capital

L. J. Dickinson L. Carl Dickinson Des Moines Dickinson and Dickinson Dickinson Senate Liquor Control Commission M. L. Curtis Knoxville Wearin Otha D. Wearin Hastings Othey Kraschel Washington D. C Federal Communications Commission Guy M. Gillette Maritme Commission Washington

Formation of Mammoth Cave’s Valley Erosion

Mammoth Cave in Kentucky formed as the Green River eroded its valley during the glacial epoch, or in fairly recent geologic time.

Mammoth Cave Kentucky Green River

Tapir Described as Thick Skinned Mammal

A tapir is explained as a large thick skinned mammal with a nose extended into a short trunk. Its appearance is said to resemble both a pig and an elephant.

When will America wake up to farmer cost of production

The author urges recognition of farmers’ production costs plus a living wage. He cites prices nine percent lower than prewar while input costs are twenty percent higher, estimates ten million unemployed, and imports representing fifteen million workers. He argues for an American market, noting farm organizations support this and criticizing subsidies and foreign crop imports as widening surpluses.

America

Vacation Schools Open With Large Enrollment

Vacation schools opened across several churches with strong enrollment. At Foursquare Gospel Church 106 pupils and eight teachers started, prompting three more instructors. United Presbyterian expects 40 to 50 students, with two weeks of classes and multiple department heads. Presbyterian school enrolled fifty. Trinity Lutheran reports 29 on opening day with two weeks ahead.

Fredmund Foursquare School Foursquare Gospel Church W. J. Stevens Stevens Helen Sage Lester Lease Genevieve Garrett Mary Misel Eleanor Morrison Betty Stevene United Presbyterian United Presbyterian Church William M. Nichol al Beiter Florence Kyle Glenn McCall Georgianne Rudiger Audrey Hotle Audrey Hotle Are Assistants To Mrs. Beiter. Miss Carolyn Hamilton Richard McCleery Presbyterian School Vernon Witting Trinity Lutheran William Krueger Wellman Trinity Lutheran School Krueger Louis Schroeder Ainsworth Ruth Daub

Body heat can boil two quarts of water hourly

In winter a human body emits enough heat in an hour to raise two quarts of water to boil. The fact is presented as a general statement about human heat output.

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