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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1936

Page

8

Judge Rules Against Vets in Ousting Case

In Clinton the Iowa district court refused to oust Stanley Mayer as city attorney. Veterans Henri Martingen M L Sutton and W E Purcell argued soldier's preference law should apply to the appointment. Judge Jackson ruled the post requires a strictly confidential relationship and the law does not apply. In New Hampton Jack Schultz claimed bounty on a female wolf and eight cubs, believed to be the first such claim in years.

New Hampton Jack Schultz Fredericksburgh Oldsters Schultz

Sincerity of Character in Mao’s Indelible Letters

A compact reflection on how sincerity of character shapes Mao Zedong through letters that leave a lasting impression on readers and contemporaries. The piece ties personal conduct to public perception, highlighting moral fiber amid political upheaval.

Mao

Community social notes from many local gatherings

The clipping lists numerous Sunday visits and gatherings. Attendees include Emma Lauber Lucille Sponberg Jim Batterson Sherman Gault and many others visiting at Joe and Allen Conrad homes. A funeral for Russ Fenns in Wayland is noted along with several Carlson and Stewart family visits. Delegates and salesmen attended a convention in Des Moines.

Liams Khern Chit Emma Lauber Lucille Sponberg Jim Batterson Sherman Gault Washington Allen Conrad Lacy Hinton Joe Conrad Grace Ida Emma Conrad Hear Noble Latimer Eli White Lilany Columbus Boyd Twikam Salesimen Max Schlatter George Miller Vias Piersant Des Moines Mrs. Pleasant Maxs McCallon Betty Stabi Asceola Karl Rob Ferguson MeCaillon Ft. Madison Stahl Ferguson William Twinnam Richard Holmes Dorothy Waters D. BB. Twinaim Levi Simmons Theo. K. Orris C. L. Hering Emilies Boyd Twitam D. W. Ferguson Mildred Owens Mra. Edyth Owens Winfield

Secretary Kay Murray Urges Against Slim Figure Methods

Kay Murray secretary of agriculture rebukes women seeking slim figures through cigarets coffee and odd diets. He cites Mae West fashion decree and jokes about curves using cold rich foamy milk for complexion and curves.

Dies Kay Murray Secretary of Agriculture Mae Weat Murray

Grant Was the Only Resident to Graduate from West Point

Grant, serving as Military President in the period, was the sole resident noted to have graduated from the United States Military Academy. The claim highlights a unique educational distinction within his leadership era.

Local VFW honors volunteers and plans Centennial float

The VFW post thanked Hatel Miller Buster Burham and Ken ton Kurtz for Decoration day service in the morning at the local and Ainsworth programs. They were chosen from the Trumpet and Drum Corps that assisted Armistice Day activities. The post voted to enter a Centennial Parade float with E R Burham as committee chair and Burham's team preparing a top entry.

Glen Miller Howard Miller Buster Burham Everette Ro Burham Kenton Kurtz Bobe Kurtz V. F. W. Post K. C. Hall Ainsworth Post Vv. EF. W. Post Central Park E. R. Burham Burham Emil Fink Boice Kurtz Henry Simmering W. Kaster Ft Madison Dale Atkinson Dept. of Iowa Boone Iowa John Pehler Bill Brown Clayt Neiswanger A. E. Palmer Dan Rohrer Jr Harry Ramseyer Hanrahan Davenport

Bloodhound an Old Dog in Crusade Era Tale

The Dloadhound is described as living in the era of the Crusades and allegedly born near the Mediterranean. The unusual account pairs a canine’s long lineage with historic settings and travel.

Mediterranean

Rainlit Weekend Occurs Amid Local Life In Franklin District

Franklin District reports a good rain Tuesday welcomed by residents. The piece lists numerous visits and social calls among locals including Emil Fink family, Kleese family, Hoyle family, Marek family, and others. Notable mentions include funeral attendance for Mrs Sheetz grandfather in Conroy and a visit from Garland Reneau of Table Grove Illinois.

Howard Hoyle Franklin District Emil Fink Richland Ham Thompson Warry Davidsons J. W. Combs Garland Reneau Table Grove Ill Merle Sheetz

Casts First Vote At Republican National Convention

Dr J C Swann cast the first vote for London at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. He held the honor as chairman of the Alabama delegation which heads the list alphabetically.

J. C. Swann London Cleveland Alabama Texas South Dakota

Families Gather for Weekend Visits in Keota Area

Lois Hoyle and Donald Bartholemew visited Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Kleese spent Sunday at Walter Fisher's home near Keota. Pearl Noecker Florence Rinalarger and Orris Rinalarger visited Clyde Dawson Monday. The Moore and Kleese families plus Betty spent Sunday at David Kleese's home.

Clarence Hering East Sunset Walter Rich Goshen Indiana Hbyelah Mary Martha Davis Mildred Hughes Washington Gilbert Barr Russel Williams P. P. Graber Homer Wenger Carl Martin Gente Stephens Ainsworth J. M. Martin P. H. Hedger Winfield Martin Ira Owens Howard Lee Olds Levi Simmons Jack Peters Columbus Junction Merle Twinam C. A. Strothman New London Joe Schlatter Max Betty Lyman Johnson Russel Wil Isabelle Combs Lois Gerald Dean Hoyle Donald Bartholomew Frank Kleese Walter Fisher Keota Pearl Noecker Florence Rinalarger Orris Rinalarger Clyde Dawson Will Moore Lee Isaac Kleese David Kleese

Talkie-talkie Language and Birds in Surinam

The text notes that talkie-talkie is the name for the language of bush negroes in Surinam Dutch Guiana. It mentions a bird called the curri-curri and another named the wistwisi, and describes Jaro-jaro as the ankle chain made from muka-muka tree nuts.

Surinam Dutch Guiana

Joe E Brown Offered Syndicated Columnist Post

Joe E Brown, currently appearing at the State theater in the Warner Bros film Sons O Guns, has been offered a syndicated feature columnist post for a string of British colony newspapers. He would write on subjects beyond movies.

Joe E. Brown Warner Bros Joe

Joe Receives Notable Offer Under Consideration

The article notes that Joe, a familiar figure in sports, has received an offer that he is currently reviewing. Details on the offer or involved organizations are not provided in the surviving text, but the development centers on his professional considerations in the sports world.

Joe

Mind Changing Advice From Judy Tunkins

Judy Tunkins suggests some people should not force a change of mind when a town offers a new one day street on short notice. The remark highlights flexible thinking amid shifting local expectations and rapid changes on the streets.

Judy Tunkins Pe Man

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