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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
7
Funeral directors from Iowa convened in Fort Dodge for the 3rd annual convention with the annual business meeting and officer elections. Installation of officers will close the gathering, and L. A. Jones led the past year's slate.
Washington hosts a convention with Charles Bartcher of Denison as first vice president and R H Berryman and George Kaiser of Waverly as vice presidents. R C Smith of Burlington serves as secretary and John B Turner of St Dodge as treasurer. Speakers include Dr D C Steelsmith head of the laws department of health Dwight Rider Mr Dodge attorney W H Dor rance of Omaha and J B Rutner of Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Falls plans announced for the annual Bible conference July 30 to Aug. 6 led by Dr. W. G. Rowley. Expected speakers include Rev. Fighting Rob Schnier Los Angeles Dr. William Evans Washington D C Bishop Edwin Hughes Washington D C and Dr. A L Kernahan Washington D C with Walter Jenkins as musical director.
The Bureau of Standards notes small tungsten lamps of ordinary style are vacuum lamps with bulbs exhausted to high vacuum and refilled with a mixture of argon and nitrogen in varying proportions.
Hazel Livingstone Byright presents a melodrama of Joan and Bill torn by Evvie Van Fleet. Joan travels from Sausalito toward Philadelphia, reunites with Bill, then parts as Curtis Barstow and Ruth Gillespie complicate their lives amid ambition, envy, and love.
Joan wrestles with a looming truth as Curtis and friends plan a country holiday at a remote cabin. Maisie frets over Joan and a possible engagement while Joan hides a growing secret about Bill. A small party stirs romance amid forest trails and looming decisions.
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