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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
8
In seven days Crater Lake National Park received 104 inches of snow ending Jan 28, bringing the annual total to 28 feet 4 inches. The same period in 1932 recorded 33 feet 8 inches.
A fragment praises European sites as notable but asserts no European location surpasses major U S cities including St. Louis New York Chicago Denver New Orleans and San Francisco for retural appeal.
Win Smouse has traded the Home hotel on South Marion avenue to Dayton and Roger of West Chester.
Mrs Helen Young and Mrs Bessie Cherryholmes shopped in Winfield Saturday afternoon. Farrel Young had hogs butchered at Allimans for summer meals. Families visited Roy Wood’s home. men butchered beef in the afternoon. T H Riley recovering from tonsillitis and attending a nutrition lesson at Crawfordsville schoolhouse.
A compact legal maxim notes possession as a central rule, and self possession as the companion principle. The saying underscores property rights and personal control in jurisprudence.
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid society will meet Wednesday March 8 with Mrs. Harry Bishop for an all day quilting event. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and one dish to pass. Several local families visited and weekends were spent at various Washington and Pleasant Plain homes, with attendance and family gatherings noted.
Classified notice indicates jig saw puzzles available for exchange or rent via contact Paul Lytle or call 581 red after 6 30. No further details provided.
Lower Iown House moves the tax reduction bill for final consideration after senate passage. The senate confirmed two governor appointments to the board of education and a labor commissioner role, while other nominations face possible opposition. Local notes include visits, a sick child, and social details from the Silas Caldwell and Champs households.
The process involves grinding fine clay with pure limestone or chalk and then burning the mixture to form a solid material used in construction and pottery.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Gingerich and Mr and Mrs George Leuble drove to Iowa City to hear Philip Guedalia an English biographer speak on Limits of Biography Read platform for People s Party in 3 column ad on page 4 Mrs C A Speer and Mrs Orville Elder returned from Des Moines where they attended the annual spring conference of the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs Seth Thomas of Ft Dodge formerly of Washington is newly elected vice regent of the state Mrs Eugene Schipfer of Sigourney is the historian Half of the officers are named one year and half the following with two year terms Mrs Speer who was elected a year ago to be state librarian of DAR will continue in that position This year she gave an excellent report at the conference Tuesday of the librarians work While in Des Moines Mrs Elder visited her sister Mrs Alex Miller
Mrs. Claire Dewey and Miss Freda Reminger were among residents in Des Moines and Brighton en route to recovery as local hospital activity continued. Charles E. Brown underwent an appendicitis operation at Washington hospital, while Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gray and Edward Lee Gray left Washington county hospital for home east of town.
Mrs. Norman Wood nearly 96 and 18 very ill at daughter Mrs. Will J. Crozier’s home three-fourths mile east of town. Bring Eagle Stamp Books to Phillips Hebner Drug Gists. Dr. Ross Campbell of Sterling Kansas, president of Sterling College, was in town calling on friends and left for Chicago.
Detroit dispatch records 1932 deportations totaling 3400 with 220 for crime or immorality 1020 for immigration law violations 470 at request and 1692 for unlawful entry.
Farmers in Ionta Michigan have started a boycott aimed at those responsible for foreclosures on farms and land bought at tax sales. They say the action is necessary to the public good.
Jaymes %. Potsander and Vina Desing of Wellman applied for a marriage license. A license was issued to Ted H. Cross and Leanna M. Donaldson. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schenck of La Porte Indiana visited relatives and planned trips to Clinton and Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. J. BE Wheeler of Fairfield shopped locally. Auctioneer Dr. F. Maco announced in Washington Iowa. I Rothschilde family notified of son-in-law Harry Margolin’s Rochester operation progress.
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