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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
7
Wayland correspondent reports on changes and events around town. Residents visit relatives attend Will Clifton's funeral and celebrate 101st birthday of Samuel Nelson of Seattle. Local business changes include Orus Boshart buying stock and opening a clothing store.
SEVENTY-SIX June 14 The industrial club starts a new year with Mrs Shaffer as President and Mrs Ethel Allen as Secretary plus Mrs O Dayton as Press Correspondent Officers elected orderly Our outgoing president Mrs Gresham received a hearty send off The meeting moved to the first Wednesday monthly June gathering at Mrs Don Daviss featured a new quilt pattern Guests were served by Mrs Warren Daviss The article notes local visits a kittenball game light display from a storm and family news including a grandson born to Wade and wife and Onita Griggs to teach Prairie Flower school
The wettest day on record occurred June 14 1011 at Bagine islands in the Philippines with 46 inches of rain.
A fashion note describes a calyx collar on a summer frock with elbow‑width sleeves and ruffles. It advises fabrics such as printed chiffon or organdie, offers pattern options for sizes 14 through 42, and invites readers to order the New York Fashion Bureau pattern book and a 15 cent fashion pattern.
Wells ton area residents visit relatives in Crawfordsville Washington and Keota as farmers report plowing oats preparing beans and battling chinch bugs. Local families include the McCulleys Wilsons Lahay Mikseh and Dawson with visits from Bulah Mikseh and M J Orrs nephew from Pasadena California.
Olds Mr and Mrs Chas Faulkner announce Edna Miller oldest daughter of Chas and Edna Miller to Sidney W Tippett of Billings Montana. They plan to attend Century of Progress in Chicago before returning to Billings to make their home. Miss Miller taught in Billings for six years.
Des Moines Janet ter and Cedar Rapids Ilva Lines visited John Huston Jr. home last week. Alumni banquet at Olds Consolidated School drew about 50. Local officials Will Amek Donnellson and Har old Davidson Batavia attended. Faulkner family illness and funeral noted. Mrs A A Faulkner obituary at Jones Funeral Home. Wiener and Ostbere visits noted. Wycoff quadruplet baby Lorain Delaine born with Dr Swearingen assisting in Sac City.
The note argues that international law thrives on proven practice and real world applications. It suggests that practical results shape norms, with cooperation and case studies guiding future norms and treaties.
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