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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
7
Veterinarians listing appears as an incomplete directory item with names Ainsworth Bassler and credentials in a spare OCR fragment. No clear event or action to report.
The Wayland Dorcas group hosted nearly one hundred attendees at the ninth annual alumni banquet on Friday evening. The menu featured chicken in timbale browned potatoes creamed lima beans pickles jelly buttered rolls strawberry shortcake with whipped cream coffee mints. The program included welcome by Lyle Zehr a response by Gordon Rhuni an instrumental solo by Vere Boshare and a segment on the spirit of W. S. aviation school with Willis Magdefrau quoted in the proceedings.
The article lists alumni officers including President Ralph Wenger and Vice President Ivan Wyse amidst social notes. It details personnel changes such as Miss Grace McKenzie joining J C Penny in Mt Pleasant, and various local visits, travels, and family news across Fairfield and nearby towns.
Funeral service listings show Jones Funeral Home next to JW Library at 116 118 East Main Street with phone 95 and Sherman's Funeral Home at 06 West Main Street opposite the Court House with ambulance service and phone 2538.
Local advertises Tin shop at 214 South Iowa Avenue south of Johnson's Grocery with spouting and general tin work offered and phone contact 764 for services.
Noble residents Mr and Mrs John Kauffman hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Eli Klopfstein Dale Mt Pleasant Dennis and Kermit Klopfenstein Sunday. Fairfield visitors Mr and Mrs Louis Eveland and Miss Ruth Eveland joined Mrs Joel Zingg and Pauline and Jo Henry of Olds for dinner. Baker meeting at New London drew Ezra Wittmers Edd Krabills Otto Frey Clarence Bosharts Joe Wittmers Noah Wittmer Arlene and Marjorie Goff Sunday.
STRINGTOWN reports mingling social life with neighbors. Families including the Graber, Rich, and Wenger households were seen in Washington and near Olds. A bridal shower honored Miss Mabel Roth as she wed Henry Reshley, with gatherings at the Roth and Schantz homes.
A quote attributed to Thomas Arnold emphasizes that true knowledge comes only through effort thought and prayer, stating that high value ideas are earned rather than given. The message frames study discipline faith and persistence as essential.
Regular meetings listed for Lodges Washington Chapter No. 98 O E S Damascus Shrine Washington Lodge 26 A P A M Cyrus Chapter 8 KR A M with officers named and meeting dates. Meetings occur second Thursdays or Fridays and fourth Tuesdays or regular first Fridays at specified temples with noted secretaries and wardens. Visiting members welcomed.
Eastbound trains list No 4 Golden State Limited 8 39 a m and No 12 Apache 1 10 a m with locals at 8 35 a m and 6 10 p m Daily except Sunday. Westbound shows No 3 Golden State Limited 2 18 a m and No 29 Local Passenger 9 05 9 20 a m with No 49 Local Passenger 6 30 p m daily except Sunday. Also notes Knoxville Branch and California passenger stops.
Jim and Jack in a office shade mishap become entangled with Jane and Jane, two decorators. A mistaken bill for pink chiffon lamp shades leads to a humorous courtship scene and two double weddings, as Cupid moves through the building.
Practical tips to reduce noise in the home include placing felt or wool at the bottom of heavy tables to minimize movement sound. For creaking doors, apply the point of a lead pencil to the hinges to ease opening and closing.
In 1786 the first New York state census showed Albans with more residents than New York City, a surprising early population ranking in the colony.
A beaver uses its powerful tail muscles to bend and whip the tail in diverse directions, showcasing exceptional control and agility for balance and signaling.
News notes from VEO Mrs. C A Bray report a June 6 wedding of Louise Bray to Harold Hayse in Pleasant Plain. Attendees include Richland visitors Mrs. Helen Watson and Mrs. Edgar Boninti, and relatives Mr. and Mrs. A W Wagner. A Penn Township 8 5 convention program and McDowell church Sunday school were featured with a large turnout after rainy roads.
The bulletin lists Hog cholera cases in Dysart and numerous towns including Dix, Cascade, Dyersville, Vinton, Decorah, and Muscatine. It notes illnesses such as necrotic enteritis in pigs, navel ill in colts, distemper in farm horses, hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle, contagious abortion in cattle, cholera in chickens, rabies in dogs, and coccidiosis in swine across several counties and towns.
A terse quotation contrasts contempt with resentment noting concealment may be more unforgiven than anger. The line underscores social judgment where contempt endures while resentment can fade from memory.
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