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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1936
Page
8
Ten years ago today Joe McElhinney died on June 12th and James A Work on June 13th in 1926. Bring us your Kodak films for developing and printing. We charge 25c per roll for both developing and printing. We guarantee our work not to turn brown with age.
Leonine verse, used in medieval Latin hymns and secular poetry, is named after Leonius a Paris church canon. In English poetry any verse rhyming both middle and end is called Leonine verse.
The Chinatown sage Ti Ho cautions that waiting for the best while doing nothing leads to the worst in life. He urges proactive effort and shuns passive hope as a path to trouble and regret.
Wayland notes list summer plans for Ella Shively and sons Richard and Robert heading to Manitou Colorado. Rev Henry Fast from Hartford Conn will preach at Mennonite church with Fairfield gospel team program beforehand. Local residents attend obsequies and auctions. estate sale held in town park. Community updates include church society meetings, visits from Los Angeles relatives, and railroad schedule notices.
Local passenger and freight trains listed for C B Q Mo and P R K C O Westhound. Schedule notes morning pass a er 11 00 am daily trains except Sunday with agents and times for trains 22 25 26 and the Southwest Limited from Washington.
AEF Commander honors cadets in Washington. Mrs A A Jackson of Wayland travels to Mediapolis to care for her mother. Mrs G W Walker injured in a fall. Fold Ficher injured when hand caught on a saw near Riverside. twelve stitches needed to close the wounds.
The tenth annual University of Iowa conference on child development and parent education runs Tuesday to Thursday with seven speakers. Hughes Mearns, Floyd Allpert, Grace Langdon, William C. Reavis, Ruth Brickner, Charles Hall, and Bruce Robinson will cover topics from family life to social implications.
The height of steamboat river traffic out of St Louis likely peaked in TSO8 with regular packets and 30 to 40 transient heats. These boats operated on fixed schedules from St Louis to Miami Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and Sioux City.
Quote noting that men of great ability and parts, though capable, often fail in public business due to venturing from the common path by rapid imagination.
The article notes twelve presidents born in the South including Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Harrison Tyler Polk Taylor Lincoln Johnson and Wilson. It emphasizes regional origins of these leaders and lists their names.
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