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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
4
Enthusiasm as the Greatest Asset in Action
A reflection on enthusiasm as a powerful force that surpasses money power and influence. The author argues a single determined enthusiast can persuade and dominate, overcoming prejudice and opposition like an avalanche, driven by faith in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chester
The Good Work Goes On by Putnams on Timber Survey
Mr and Mrs A E Putnam report from their son John A in New Orleans on the Mississippi delta timber survey. Thirty two million acres are studied by Putnam and associates to plan conservation by harvesting according to growth and maintaining tracts intact for future yields. The vision includes organizing middle state timber tracts with leases and intelligent cultivation. Each acre has a harvest potential and waste is salvaged when timely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Putnam
John A
New Orleans
Mississippi Delta
Putnam
South
Middle State
Jean Campbell Birthday Party at West Chester School
Jean Campbell fourth grader at West Chester School was surprised by fruit salad and cake brought by her mother Mrs. Harry Campbell for a school birthday party. Brother John Campbell celebrates the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Atkinson
Franklin Center
Jean Campbell
Harry Campbell
Jean
West Chester
John Campbell
Mabel Dill
Clara Haves
Gasoline Truck Explodes Near Lincoln After Collision
A gasoline transport truck driven by Wilbur Nichols collided with a Missouri Pacific freight on the Lincoln outskirts. The engine caught fire briefly. Injured are Mrs. Wilbur Nichols Ike Hammer the engineer and C I Brown the fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Wilbur Nichols
Geneva
Missouri Pacific
Ike Hammer
C. I. Brown
Riverside Families Relocate To Farms In Spring Movement
On March 17 several Riverside households moved to rural properties. Simeon Deatsch and family left the Geo Deatsch home for the John Soukup farm northeast of Riverside. Leal Littreland and family departed west of Riverside to a North English area farm. Birkholder family to occupy Littrel’s vacated farm. Lester Mannsmith moved from southeast Riverside to the Cupp farm west of Bayertown. Funeral attendees for Frank Fiorang from nearby towns include Kolosick Shel Langosky Grady Bopp TeBockhorst Freund Fiorang Forang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Simeon Deatsch
Geo. Deatsch
John Soukup
Leal Littreland
Sleichter
North English
Birkhoder
Littrel
Lester Mannsmith
Cupp
Bayertown
Frank B. Fiorang
Edward Kolosick
Ignatz Shellangosky
Washington
Earl Grady
Dan Bopp
Henry TeBockhorst
Frank Freund
Richmond
Ellen and
Margaret Fiorang
Iowa City
Felix Fiorang
John Forang
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines People Visit for Weekend at Wellman Home
Des Moines visitors span weekend in Wellman area. Doris Hoff Marvin Hicks and Harry Haller stayed with Marvin Hicks parents Mr and Mrs Frank Hicks. Henry Durian and daughters Dorothy and Helen Ruth went to Iowa City with Helen Ruth staying overnight with her grandmother. The Moon and E C Jones families joined in weekend visits. Charlotte Bidwell Ruth Wherle Cedar Falls students returned home for the weekend. Wellman temple 161 Sy thian Sisters held a Monday meeting with thirty present and delegates chosen to Grand Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelle H. Braden
Wellman
Doris Hoff
Marvin Hicks
Harry Haller
Des Moines
Marvin
Frank Hicks
Henry Durian
Dorothy
Helen Ruth
Iowa City
the Moon
Mm. E. C. Jones
Margaret
Charlotte Bidwell
Ruth Wherle
Cedar Falls
Wellman Temple No
Sythian Sisters
Grand Temple
Oskaloosa Visit Reveals Antique Montgomery Ward Catalog
Mr and Mrs Allen Green and Mr and Mrs J Martin White visited Oskaloosa Tuesday and met friends at 425 N 4th St. They discussed 1936 car models and shared a clipping from the Oskaloosa Herald about a 1875 Montgomery Ward catalog No 13. The catalog lists trunks valises a farm wagon granger hats and other items with testimonials and a six page price list including Smith and Company Liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Green
J. Martin White
Oskaloosa
Stemple White
N. 4Th Street
White
Montgomery Ward & Company
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Granger
Kinzie Street
Chicago
Iowa
Union
Smith and Company
J. Enoch Lowe
Kentucky
District convention meeting of Vanguard class noted
Eight members and two visitors of the Vanguard class of the Methodist Sunday school clan met with Mrs Viola Kash Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Viola Kash
Burglars Loot Clinton Educator Home Door Forced
Annette Anderson an English teacher at the State University of Iowa will return this summer to find her Clinton Iowa home stripped of household goods clothing silverware clocks jewelry and musical instruments. The caretaker said burglars forced the door and removed all furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Iowa
Annette Anderson
State University of Iowa
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural, gentle regulator of the system. It asserts bulk in meals relieves constipation by absorbing moisture to form a cleansing mass, provides vitamin B and iron, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or in cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s All-Bran
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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