Rainfall Pours With Thunderstorms Likely Tonight
The forecast notes almost six inches of rain over four days with possible thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Cooler air is expected following the wet spell.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
8
The forecast notes almost six inches of rain over four days with possible thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Cooler air is expected following the wet spell.
Rubio June 16 Mr and Mrs Fred Williamson and daughter Jessie Vern visited two weeks at the Bill Irland home. The Leppert family and other relatives spent weekends with grandparents and at local homes. Ardith Luithly graduates from Ames college. several residents visited Fairfield and Burlington area homes. Warren Parcell hosted neighbors Saturday.
Scarlet fever was first accurately described by Sydenham in 1676, clarifying prior confusions with smallpox and measles.
Richard Arlen, praised for wholesome screen portrayals, lives modestly north of Hollywood with wife Jobyna Ralston and their son Ricky. The article notes his cobbled paths, garden, and cement pools as he prepares for Columbia's The Mine with the Iron Door at Fox Theater, sharing a cast including Cecilia Parker and Barbara Bedford.
Bill Brown announces radio coverage for the Louis Sehmelling fight with a city hall amplifier. Main bouts include Jim Bear vs Glen House for light heavyweight Iowa title and Earl Wampler vs Frank French for the Iowa heavyweight title. Boxing bouts feature McDole v Fullerton and Dick Long v Rob Anderson.
An abstract reflection notes that human events are driven by collective thinking inner dreams and feelings shaping world affairs and future outcomes.
Standings show National League leaders Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and Philadelphia with wins. American League includes Washington Chicago and Philadelphia in close races while Detroit Cleveland and St Louis chase key matchups.
Locals report Miss Estelle Crutz returning from Des Moines where she served as a delegate from the Robert Allen Woman’s Relief Corps. Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Koenig at their Riverside home on Tuesday, June 9. River side firefighters defeated Richmond in a softball game at the local diamond field.
Dick Burns rider of Indian Broom, Derby third place horse, spent a weekend in Washington with his wife and manager. He traveled on crutches after a sprained ankle, plans to proceed to Omaha and then Vancouver to the Indian Broom stables, praising the horse as a great one.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Speed a double love story set around rivalries for Miss Barrie starring James Stewart Wendie Barrie and Weldon Heyburn with Una Merkel Pat Wilder Ted Healy and Ralph Morgan in supporting roles Heyburn returns to film under a new contract and Barrie marks her first MGM appearance.
Russell Winegarden assistant cashier at Wellman Savings Bank will become manager of the Standard Oil bulk station on July 1, succeeding Park Griffs who is transferred to a city job. R. E. Snavely and daughters Virginia and Lilah shopped in Cedar Rapids Monday. Dr and Mrs R W Wirtz and son spent Sunday in Iowa City. Dr and Mrs E S Hensinger and three children visit relatives in Moberly Missouri. Lucille Birkey visiting her parents John and Mrs Birkey. Dorthy De Freese Arvid Wagamon and Burrell Amlong attended Epworth League Institute in Mt Pleasant.
The Saragasse sea is described as the dread of mariners for centuries yet known for exceptionally clear water in the Atlantic.
The Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association met at the Wayland Methodist Church on Friday night June 12 with about sixty members from Ainsworth Brighton Crawfordsville Hillsboro Kalona Mt Pleasant Muscatine Washington Wayland and Wellman. Officers appointed a Resolution Committee and elected delegates to Cedar Falls for August 6-7. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is set for Wellman on July 10 1936.
The text notes carp living up to fifty years, eels about forty, trout around thirty, and salmon roughly fourteen, outlining expected lifespans across species.
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