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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
5
A promotional piece promoting Kruschen Salts claims a fat loss of 20 pounds in three weeks by taking a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning. It asserts energy gains, clearer skin, and a younger feeling, urging moderation of fatty foods and pastries.
Miss Mabel McClintie of Brighton and Mr Joseph Supalla of Pleasant Plain united in matrimony with Rev Sendbuehler officiating. Attendants were Florence and Herman Supalla. After a wedding breakfast at the William Supalla home they left for a honeymoon in Portsmouth Iowa. Weekend guests included Ambrose Wisecricker of Iowa City. Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs Joe Gevock and Roman of Vince Gevock.
Leland Love oldest son of Mr and Mrs Granville Love underwent an operation in an Iowa City hospital Monday. Rev and Mrs Fred Sharpe of Winfield visited here Monday evening at the Rev A N Porter home. Mr and Mrs Paul Hultquist of Sigourney visited Tuesday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A B Orris. Rev and Mrs BE S Hebner and Mrs W H Hagie visited Mr Hagie in an Iowa City hospital Tuesday.
Brighton correspondent reports Miss Dorothy Helmick sails from New Orleans on June 9 aboard the S S Espagne for an eight week Paris course in French at the University of France. She will return in the fall to resume teaching French at Estherville Junior College.
Lily Lou Lansing reunites with ex-lover Ken Sargent after five years apart. She has a five-year-old son named Robin and a marriage to Ken, while family and colleagues debate the worth of fame versus happiness. The stage world watches as the couple navigates past tensions and future plans.
Mrs Earl Kephart reports Pleasant Hill happenings. John and Mrs Miller visited Will Stafford who just returned from Walker South Dakota after his sister Mrs Swift died. Church members attended Eureka Sunday school convention. Families gathered at various homes Sunday. A children's day program is being planned with date to be announced.
Cedar Falls visitors spend time at local homes as farmers sow soy beans amid thinning clover. Ames reports quote Iowa State College expert Ethyl Morgan on modern motherhood, stressing training, staying informed, and guiding children through 4H, Camp Fire, and Scouts.
Short crop of clover hay noted as promising after recent rains. Mrs Bridges visited Ernest Rouse on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Bruty spent Monday with John Caldwell. Mr and Mrs Carl Hering and the writer attended the funeral of Mrs Albert Bullard in Davenport last week. The writer returned home Tuesday after visiting grandparents. Mr Walker returned from relatives in West Virginia.
Ralph Williams vice chairman and George Keim secretary of the committee met in Chicago to prepare for the opening of the convention on June 14.
An inquest opened today into the death of Florent Vannenbrock Jr., 13, who was struck by a car driven by J Hatch of Des Moines. Hatch testified the boy dashed from a thicket into the road, making avoidance impossible. The accident occurred while the boy was returning from berry picking.
Martial law spread through three northwestern provinces as government troops pursed rebels from La Larranca. A battle at La Carrranca left 61 rebels dead and 6 officers including General Santos Cantarello among the dead, with 11 soldiers killed and 16 wounded. Rebel leader Filiber to Diazzelaya faced mounting opposition ahead of elections.
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