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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
8
Bangs disease is an abortion disease in cattle. Its scientific name is Brucella abortus. It can be transmitted to humans, where it is known as Malta fever or undulant fever. In people it causes an undulating fever of considerable intensity that may last months to a year, often causing temporary disability and great discomfort.
Notice to all holders that all bonds against the Charitone Hotel Chariton Iowa are due and payable at the National Bank of Washington Trustee Washington Iowa by June 30 1941. Interest ceases on these bonds June 36 1941. Charitone Hotel by Junkin McCullough Brainerd Minnesota 93148 M21 J7-14-21.
Jack Oakie appears as the other dictator in The Great Dictator starring Charlie Chaplin. The showing is scheduled for Sunday at the State Theatre with Chaplin as the lead.
The United States hosts the sole commercial helium supply from natural gas fields in the southwest. This dominance shapes prices and access for industries relying on this essential gas, with strategic considerations for future sourcing and exploration.
Mrs Ruth Norris notes weekend gatherings with D M Bassler and Hoopeston family visits. Pekin Illinois guests include Mr and Mrs F Klockengall and son Melvin. Hinsdale visitors Mr and Mrs Virgil Butterworth greet E P Butterworth family. Iowa Falls resident Mrs Kate Middleton visits sister Mary Chambers. Joyce Butterworth returns from Iowa City after attending S U convocation. Allen Butterworth graduates and plays in the 8 U S band.
Phi Beta Kappa founded in 1776 at the College of William and Mary now lists about 86 000 members worldwide across colleges and universities.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M sets regular meetings on the first Friday monthly at Holland with W M, A W Yard in attendance. fixture.
Tipton, June 7. Automobile salesman Clifford W. Laubscher, 59, was killed when his car left the highway six miles southeast of Tipton.
Daily timetable details list Westbound and Eastbound trains including No 8 Golden State Limited and No 1 Local with stops at Washington and Knoxville, plus No 43 Californian and No 2 Local. It notes arrival times from 3:57 p m to 7:05 a m and other departures, with mixed trains and special rural services. Bus routes from Washington run to Chicago and to other cities, with depot pickup at North Side Square and ticket options through Canton i agent.
EAST SUNSET June 6 Mr and Mrs E E Fergusons and other school board members were entertained at the home of Walter Rauscher Monday evening. Home from visit Anna Sommer is home from weeks with an aunt in Mt Pleasant. Rev and Mrs Hill and Mrs Voss were guests for supper at the Joe Rich home Wednesday.
Salem June 6 We had a happy weekend with guests Mr and Mrs William Weeks of Moberly. Mrs Winnie Meeks in charge of the piece goods department at Montgomery Ward in Moberly shared experiences. A lady customer sought shorts for her husband and gave her size by saying he wears an eight shoe. The note continues with a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs George Zeck and children to Mr and Mrs Lester Pronga in Dubuque.
Cleveland surgeon Dr. George W. Crile appears at the American Medical Association convention in Cleveland where the injured Crile, after a Florida crash and weeks in hospital, is shown looking none the worse for his experience.
William Prebyl drives by more often lately to see the county hospital where his new granddaughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Shalla, arrived last week. Both mother and baby are doing nicely, congratulations to the family.
The H J club will meet Thursday June 12 at the home of Mrs Duane Shalla to discuss roll call suggestions. Weekend visitors arrived for Mrs Shalla include her brother and wife Robert and Bob Clanin from Smithfield Ill and sister and husband Raymond Utzinger and Keith Clanin. News notes praise recent paper pictures and salute Journal staff photographers.
Circle No 2 of the M. K. church led by Mrs. Wylie Anderson has arranged a musical tea for Tuesday June 10. Committees include Refreshments chaired by Mrs. Eva Clegg with Nellie Richards and Mae Carson. coffee by Eva Wallace. entertainment chaired by Jennie Bassler with Ella Crawford. advertising by Audra Pearson. decorating chaired by Vera O Connor with Gladys Evans and Dolores Hazen and more assistants.
Twenty eight Iowa conscientious objectors to war will be sent to a work camp near Colorado Springs on June 23. Sources include E. W. Shenk and Paul Miller from Washington county M. L. Emls mons and R. W. Spenser from Keokuk county and E C Carpenter of Carroll county.
The first transcontinental air mail route linked New York and San Francisco in 1920, marking a milestone in U S mail delivery by air. This development connected eastern hubs with the Pacific coast, paving the way for nationwide air postal service.
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