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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1936

Page

2

Fairfield area social and local notices and updates

Local residents visit relatives near Fairfield and Columbus Junction. Farm Bureau Service men attend southeastern Iowa sales meeting. station care arranged in their absence. Miss Cora Porter returns to Fairfield high school teaching duties and improves in health. Mrs. Mabel Dewey Brook ing dies suddenly. Judge and Mrs. Dewey miss funeral due to Florida travel.

Henry Charles G. B. Holden Mel Donaldson Warren Donaldson Charles Jackson Robert Peterson Sigourney Farm Bureau Service Iowa Neill Trotman Merle Warner Cora Porter Fairfield High School Fairfield L. S. Patterson Glenn Laffer Ft Dodge Mabel Dewey Brooking Dewey Florida

Ottumwa Visitors and Shoppers Spotted in Washington

Local notes record Ottumwa residents R. L. Slaughter and Mr. Hall visiting Washington on business. Shoppers include Mrs. Anna Schafer of Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Yoder of Kalona, Mrs. Clair Holmes and Mrs. Evan H. Davis of Crawfordsville, and Mrs. Ted Dalton with Mrs. Maude Cutright in Muscatine. Other entries mention J. J. Lynch in Washington, C. C. Keneau in town, and Everett Anderson in Washington. Fresh eggs priced 17c a dozen by W. S. Reister & Son.

R. L. Slaughter Mr. Hall Ottumwa Washington Homer Yoder Kalona Clair Holmes Evan H. Davis Crawfordsville

Hospital Updates Include Tonsillectomy and Discharge

Charles Crone underwent a tonsillectomy this morning at the hospital. Lilah Timmins was discharged yesterday afternoon.

H. C. Hull Charles Berdo Iowa City Boyd Berdo University Hospital Mr. Berdo Charles Crone Lilah Timmins

Tyrone District Local News Notes From March Reports

Local social items from Tyrone dated March recount Washington callers and weekend visits. George and Omer Crawford visited Tuesday while Oscar Mourer and daughter with Eddie Rains and Otto Sheetz family were Wednesday guests at Geo Bond home.

Eloine Sheetz Tyrone George and Omer Crawford Washington Oscar Mourer Eddie Rains Otto Sheetz Geo. Bond Dave Miller Anna Sheetz Walter Sheetz Opto Sheetz Caroline Sheetz Wanda Mourer Twila Mangold Jean Morrow Holly Torrance Ralph Hared Derby Duane Deering Oscar Maorer Nadene Bond

Revival Meetings At Four Square Church Tonight

Rev H H Caswell of Des Moines runs a week long revival at the Four Square church here with a focus on prayer and moral renewal. Tonight’s sermon is Is the Day of Revivals Near to an End followed by The Sign of the Coming of the End of the World on Wednesday and Ethiopia in Prophecy Will They Be Conquered on Thursday. A Washington Townsend club delegation attended the county wide Townsend recovery plan convention in Sigourney with the Legion Hall provided for the event.

H. H Caswell First Church of the Foursquare Gospel Des Moines Four Square Church Townsend Washington Townsend Club Legion Sigourney W. O. Moore Seymour Lown Albia Oskaloosa Washington

Apron and Candy 3 visit at Dutch Market Thursday

Mr and Mrs Robert Jugenheimer and Miss Lena Haffner of Sigourney were business visitors in town today

Robert Jugenheimer Lena Haffner Sigourney

Monstrous Coconut Crab on Keeling Islands

A common creature on the Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean is described as a monstrous crab that lives on coconuts.

Keeling Islands Indian Ocean

Ministers Travel By Circuit Ride In Early United States

Pathfinder Magazine notes early ministers of the circuit rode up to 5,000 miles yearly. They typically preached two sermons on weekdays and sometimes more on Sundays. Before 1800 they supplied their own horse and earned about $65 annually.

United States Pathfinder Magazine Arly

Boundaries of the Connecticut River and Historic Apple Monuments

The Connecticut River rises in New Hampshire and flows south forming a boundary between Vermont and New Hampshire, crosses Massachusetts and Connecticut, and empties into Long Island Sound. A colonial era note recalls slave raiding by Spaniards and Guinean natives choosing death over capture. Wilmington, Massachusetts features a marble monument with a granite apple marking the first Baldwin apple grown on an adjoining farm.

Connecticut River Connecticut Lake New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Long Island Sound Wilmington Mass

Red may be seen at greater distances than other colors

Red strongest color may be seen at greater distances than any other color, according to the article.

Presbyterian Men Hear Capt Morris on Mississippi Channel Work

Captain D A Morris, army engineer in charge of Mississippi River improvements south of Keokuk, spoke to the Presbyterian men last evening. He described canalization to create a nine foot waterway from New Orleans to St Paul, with 26 locks and as many dams, at an estimated cost of 140 million dollars, stressing it as a permanent river transportation improvement not flood control. Col. Bob Shaw and others from Sigourney attended.

D. A. Morris Keokuk Men's Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Church L. S. Patterson F. W. Eastwood Capt. Morris Mississippi River Mississippi New Orleans St. Paul Col Bob Shaw C. S. Lambert Atty H. L. Snakenberg Mr. Rambaugh Sigourney

Mrs Phil Craft Seen Shopping in Columbus Junction

Mrs. Phil Craft of Columbus Junction was observed shopping in town with a casual afternoon routine. Local residents reported seeing her at several storefronts during the midday period.

Phil Craft Columbus Junction

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