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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1934

Page

8

Pavement Experiment Near Boone Tests Stabilized Road

Iowa engineers monitor Boone first mile of stabilized pavement under construction at city edge. Proponents say it cuts maintenance costs and dust, removes washboard effect, and reduces edge slip. Mix of fine gravel and clay rolled on graded surface, then sprayed with calcium chloride as finish. Boone county provides gravel labor and equipment. calcium chloride supplied by the maker.

Boone U.P Iowa Boone County Roads

Eagle and U S Coins Mint Law Ratified in 1792

The article notes Washington signed the act to establish a United States Mint on April 2 1792, with the mint officially taking effect then and early in October 1792 the first half dimes were cast.

U. S Washington United States

Chinch Bug Battle On in Earnest Over Oil Barriers

Farmers cooperate to deploy government supplied creosote oil as barriers to halt chinch bug migration. Each oil car costs about 1000 dollars and is dispensed by the Farm Bureau. Entomologists cite rapid egg laying by the bugs, with studies from Ames noting a female producing nearly a thousand eggs in a short span.

Farm Bureau Roudabash Sata Rondabush Ames Madame Wigt Washington

Wellman Youths Auto Wrecked Near Keota

A Wellman youth John Durst and two Keota girls Elizabeth Erdice and Mary Catherine Simons were in a Chevrolet pickup when it lost steering control on a slope three miles southwest of Keota. The pickup was wrecked beyond repair. Erdice suffered severe facial and body injuries while Simons injured her hand and Ligamette had a cut on the left wrist. Durst sustained only minor injuries.

Durst

Miss Mae Campbell Visits Parents During Vacation

Miss Mae Campbell returns from Des Moines where she completed a year as nurse and teacher at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School. Lutheran Ladies hold ice cream social on church lawn. Mrs. FE Loran Palmer and daughter Patricia Ann depart Washington County Hospital for home near Keota. Chicken supper at Christian Church Wednesday 5:30 to 7.

Mae Campbell John Campbell Des Moines Woodrow Wilson Junior High School Lutheran Ladies Church Lawn FE. Loran Palmer Patricia Ann Washington County Hospital Saurday Keota

Liquor Stores Open in Five Iowa Towns and Delays Expected

Iowa liquor stores opened in five towns with others delaying as the commission projected peak business next month. A state stock system keeps bottle counts in stock bins, with permits selling for one dollar and fines possible for excess purchases or failures to support families. The enforcement division led by W. W. Akers will deploy about 12 deputies to work with local authorities as sales lag behind the predicted 500 000 permits.

W. W. Akers Marshaltown Akers Commission Richard Joane End

Wayland Picnic Attendees and Local Visit Notes

The Wayland area reports include a "ole bunch" picnic at Saunders Grove in Mt. Pleasant with many attendees from Washington Batavia and Morning Sun. Visitors and travelers are listed with moving details to Fayette Luverne Oskaloosa and St Joseph. Families and students from Bentley Kansas and Aurora Illinois are mentioned along with summer visits and farm plans.

Wayland Saunders Grove Mt. Pleasant Scott Jarrard Sam Marsl Washington Clarence Benson Batavia Jesse Davison Henderson Brooks Everette Weavers Homer Arthur Wyse Ezra = Wittmer Clair Sodergren Ella Shively Dorothy Shively Clarence Dberkoff Kilmer Reschleys Merrimac Wugh Conrad Brighton Mae Seabranch Glen Niharts Pleasant John Tatter J. A. Taylor Lee Koobe Fayette Fedora Roth Iowa City Jake Roth Clarence Rhum Gordon Jesse Kicher Luverne Walter Sauertei Lavesn Lasinger Laverne Kicher Paul Alter Lioyrd Roth Everette Hileman Laurence Henss Gilbert Schantz Ina Boshart Mabel Opal McGuire Endora Roth Cliss Wayne Allen Morning Sun Vere Goff Donald Rex Aurora Kenneth Goff Will Jones Omar Bosharts Hilly Boshart Roy Henss Moline Jil Henry Goldsmith Fred Messenger Jackson Giddens Glidden Gene Patterson St Joseph Missouri Dr Giddens Rich C. K. Sehanigz Hold

Two Beer Licenses Granted by City Council

At yesterday evening’s meeting the council granted Winters and Ellis a license to sell beer for a new funch room planned in the corner room of the Colense hotel building. The Chocolate Shop beer license renewal was also approved.

Est Council Winters & Ellis Colense

Burial Customs In Ancient Spain Monastic Garb Practice

In ancient Spain the dead were buried robed as monks or nuns, a custom tied to beliefs that only monks and nuns die in the holy order.

Spain Spa

Baby boy born at Washington County Hospital

At the hospital Mr and Mrs John Winga are parents of a baby boy born at 6 15 this morning at the Washington county hospital. The baby weighs 7 pounds 314 ounces. Orville Rose Jr of Des Moines visits his mother Mrs Margaret Hales Rose. Washington Concert Band announces no rehearsal tonight or tomorrow. Louis Kellahan from Des Moines will speak at the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation picnic in Boone on June 19 with a day including 4 H kittenball tournament races horseshoe pitching and games.

John Winga Washington County Hospital Orville Rose, Jr Des Moines Margaret Hales Rose Washington Boone U.P Louis Kellahan Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau

Silk or Cotton Blouses for Skirts and Suits Sale

A range of blouses made from silk or cotton priced from 1.00 to 2.95 is offered for trips and matching skirts or suits. The items emphasize coordinated outfits and travel wear in a vintage catalog tone.

Oldest Methodist School Randolph Macon College Ashland VA

Randolph Macon College in Ashland Virginia is noted as the oldest Methodist school in America. The article mentions its founding, though the exact date is unclear, referencing an eighteenth hundred year clue.

Randolph Macon College Ashland America

Nellie Manners Visits Crawfordsville Notables Attend Sabbath

Miss Nellie Manners visits Crawfordsville with her parents and is joined by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beauchamp plus guests from LeClaire and Davenport. Local residents Bruce Lease and Miss Margaret Hamill host visitors. Rev. Portes and Rev. Hebner attend church events. pastoral Bible conference planned in Waterloo.

Crawfordsville Merle Beauchamp Business College Peoria Ernest Beauchamp W. E. Marti Margaret Winrow Jennie Martin LeClaire Iowa Emma _ Kough Davenport Charles Martin Bruce Lease A. N. Portes Waterloo E. S. Hebner Shook Aineworth Methodist Church

Jugenheimer reunion eyed at Weed Park Muscatine

Richfield Nebraska visitor G N Jugenheimer travels with family for a reunion planned next Sunday June 24 at Weed Park MuscatineOthers attend include Mrs Gotlieb Launer and her son George of Columbus Nebr Colleagues W S McKeown and family spent Sunday in Mediapolis Meanwhile Esther McCreedy hospitalized in Cedar Falls shows improvement Prayer list and notes appear in local columns including Harold Ride family visit and J C Penney manager H R Luna back at work after Pittsburgh trip Lunds remaining east references

G. N. Jugenheimer Richfield Nebr L. G. Jugenheimer Oscar Jugenheimer Asgister Gotlieb Launer George Columbus Chicago Jugenheimer Weed Park Muscatine Launer Emma Anna Heck Hazel Horn John Heck Fred Heck Joe Escher Clara TeBockhorst Florence Monson Davenport Henry TeBockhorst Colette and Modesta Elizabeth Ragan Madonna Kiefer Bertha Benda Harold Ride Billy Garwin W. S. Duncan Esther McCreedy Cedar Falls the Journal Feature H. R. Luna J. ¢. Penney Co Pittsburgh Lund East

Sidewalk Repairs at J C Penney Prompt Weather Safety

Mr and Mrs A Vere Marlory of Robinson Illinois and Mr and Mrs Boice Kurtz visited here. The local sidewalk outside J C Penney Co. is chipped regularly to prevent slickness when wet, a safety measure noted during the weekend visit by former Washington residents.

J. C. Penney Co The Journal A. Vere Marlory Robinson Boice Kurtz Washington

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