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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1949

Page

9

Remember the Whiskers and Sunbonnets Centennial Photos

Photos taken ten years ago during the Washington centennial show Whisker and Sunbonnet clubs active in 1939. Image captions highlight Centennial commission members, waitresses in Sunbonnet costumes, whittlers at Simmering’s Cafe, and groups of Sunbonnet club members with local residents.

Washington Central Park Centennial Commission Joe Park Cloud Willits Fred Downing Raymond Dayton Carl Roberts Frank Miller Ed Mack Lewis Warren Will Dupuis Lowerer Leat North Side Bertha Perdock Evelyn Kerr Ina Nordyke Frede Rosenbaum Luetta Misel Whittlers Simmerings Pafe Frances Miller Martha Downing Frances Falk

Former Iowans to Meet in California Picnic Set in August

The Town Association of Southern California will host a summer picnic for native Hawkeyes in Lincoln Park Los Angeles on August 6. Dr Glenn Greenwood announced Virgil Pinkley publisher of the Los Angeles Mirror will speak along with Parsons College president Tom K Shearer. Carlyle Richards is secretary with details at TiSo Broadway Los Angeles.

Town Association of Southern California California Lincoln Park Los Angeles Glenn J. Greenwood Virgil Pinkley The Los Angeles Mirror United Press For Europe Tom K. Shearer Parsons College Fairfield Carlyle Richards Iowa Association of Southern California TiSo Broadway

Fine Drawn Stainless Steel Wire Stretching Miles From Pound

A steel expert notes stainless steel can be drawn into wire so fine that one pound yields about 25 miles of filament. The claim highlights advances in metalworking and material strength for long flexible strands.

Margolin Installed as Grand Master in South Dakota

Harry H. Margolin of Yankton South Dakota son in law of I Roths child Washington was installed as grand master of the Grand lodge of South Dakota AF AM at the 75th annual communication in Sioux Falls. He is active in Yankton business commerce and veterans groups and holds a 33 degree Scottish Rite title.

Washington Harry H. Margolin Yankton S. D I. Rothschild Grand Lodge of South Dakota AF & AM Margolin Sioux Falls Yankton ci Fiee Chamber of Commerce BP Whka American Legion Yankton College

Iowa State Fair Honors Outstanding GI Farm Family

Iowa State Fair officials announced recognition for an outstanding GI farm family. Details emphasized community service and agricultural contributions within Des Moines and surrounding areas.

DES Moines Iowa

Washington elder press details and staff list

The Washington Evening Journal lists Shannon & Co as publishers with R A Shannon as manager Brice C Cowden editor Charles Morris news editor W J Shannon advertising manager Max Marble plant superintendent and notes publication schedule and postal information with subscription rates 260 per week in Washington and 12.50 per year by carrier in Washington

TRE Washington Evening Journal Washington Iowa Elder Shannon & Co Publishers R. &. Shannon Heafter Dive RR Elder Businessanager Brice CC Cowden Charles Morris W. J. Shannon Max Marble Washtington Iowa United Press Inland Paily Pree Towa Paily Press Towa Presse Ass'n Audit Bureau of Circulations Washington

Veterans farmer contest to be held at Iowa State Fair

The event, first held last summer and renewed by the State Fair board, American Legion, and radio station WHO, honors outstanding veteran farmers from Iowa’s 99 counties. Winners from nine Legion supervised district contests will advance to the Fair.

Ing The State Fair Board American Legion Radio Station Fair Board Iowa Legion

Pecan Tree Spacing Boosts Profits Per Acre

The idea emphasizes planting four to five well spaced pecan trees per acre to maximize profitability. Crowding more trees reduces access to food water and light, lowering yields and income. The guidance favors quality spacing over sheer density for better growth and harvest.

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Shmevaich Wue LY Peers Pontiac Stewart & Crone S. 2Nd Ave Washington, Iowa H. H. Margolin T. W. Harwood Etter Brent
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