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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1936
Page
3
Full page feature lists residents by name age and birthplaces for the upcoming 1850 county census. Names include McFarlen Wilburn Morrow Kirk Coy Bowers Goowin and McCollaster with ages from 1 to 68 across Iowa Ohio Indiana Maryland Virginia and other states.
Forty six Pilgrim chapter members from Iowa attend a Flag Day event at a log cabin, enjoying a well planned dinner served by local D. A. R. members. Reg ent Mrs A Anderson presides as Miss E Belle Durant speaks of her trip to the D. A. R. congress. The gathering features red poppies, generous food, and a cheerful mood amid social exchanging.
A group of performers travels as a unit, sharing tours and schedules while maintaining professional tension. The constant proximity leads to friction and conflicts among members, yet they persevere to perform as a cohesive ensemble.
The coat of arms attributed to Thomas Richard son traces Richardson to Rich ard an old Saxon name used by Norman kings and later adopted by a Norfolk Ireland line. The lineage moves from Simeon Richardson in Ireland 1606 through Keekiel Samuel and Thomas to America via Winthrop’s fleet in 1630s and 1686. Many American Rich arsons descend from this branch with settlers across Virginia and other colonies.
A note laments wasting lumber in run down houses described as architectural eyesores. The speaker suggests salvaging materials rather than letting lumber go unused.
The inquiry asks how many individuals work in religion for a chance to speak, seeking count of participants or volunteers connected to religious outreach or dialogue initiatives.
The quote ponders how many elements amateurs insert into music beyond written scores and notes. It reflects on each doctor’s claim of “nobody else can cure” as a metaphor for unique, personal touches in practice and theory.
Rollo Crawford traces Washington County military history from 1842 fox chase to Civil War mobilizations and local guard formations. It covers the Light Guards and Kirkwood Guards, the 11 Iowa regiments, World War I mobilization, and postwar National Guard reorganization including Troop D and the 113th Cavalry.
A reflective column humorously critiques politics and society, noting how badges, wealth, and public speaking shape perception. It observes ministers, bus riders, speakers, and funeral fashion, all with light satire and a sense of aging.
Joe McFhinney age forty one and James A Work sixty six longtime residents and business figures in Washington passed away after illnesses. Heavy rains since Thursday produced widespread flooding with basements and sewers clogged. Florence Lockhart and others traveled to Ichlandy for Miss Bernadine Neville's wedding. Lupton named to city council succeeding Joe Melhinney as councilman at large. Visitor George McCaleb of Shipensburg Penn making his second visit in 47 years departs for Tipton Iowa.
Twenty years ago a drum corps benefit organized by Doc Moore drew strong community support. Ed Page and BJ Carvis performed on drums as organizers hailed the event as a thriving local group activity and fundraiser.
The new German Evangelical church will be dedicated on Sunday June 17 with Rev Dr Hancher of Mt Pleasant preaching in the morning and evening. Married here Miss Jessie B Crooks and Lyle Nicola wed June 20 at the bride’s home. Miss Crooks has attended many pre nuptial parties. Annie Redline to headline at carnival weighing 611 pounds and growing. Miss Hattie Berdo to spend summer with her parents after teaching in Washington Pa. Dora Montgomery travels to Iowa City for University summer school.
Forty years ago Sheriff Teeter faced a fire era mix up and walked with a limp last week. McKee left for the east to join Mrs. McKee and resign from the academy after fifty years of teaching. Miss Eva Hunt hosted a musical party for Miss Birdie Young in Marshalltown with many local guests and a program. Sam Miller’s wheel collided with a dog returning from Harper near Keota, damaging the wheel while the dog sustained more serious injuries. Mrs. H. M. birthday party announcement follows.
An admirer recounts a weekend trip visiting Farmington Bonaparte and Bentonsport in Iowa. The wanderer notes antique hunts at J. W. Whitely’s in Bonaparte, local hospitality, river views, historic houses, and a Centennial pending celebration, reflecting on heritage towns and preservation hopes.
Richer entertained twelve friends of Paul McKee on June 17 to mark his 21st birthday at Plowing Park. The park project advances with graders plowing and leveling a site that will become one of the nicest small parks in the state, though not yet ready.
In small towns regulators enforce modest speed limits, reflecting cautious transportation policy and local road safety concerns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions eating habits and avoiding public meetings with a Prince Albert coat, lacking concrete facts or identifiable persons or events.
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