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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1949
Page
3
A collection of editorial excerpts discusses 1930s topics from Axis Sally Gillars and China's chaotic situation to U S policy and labor disputes. It includes reflections on Chiang Kai Shek, US aid, and the idea of China needing reforms, plus notes on Townsley Park and local civic pride. The piece blends sharp commentary with local notices and humor.
Antoinette Fisher wed Kenneth S. Kron of Washington in Riverside at 1 PM. Rev McKenzie led the service with a double ring ceremony and reception for 40. The couple will reside at 612 West Madison. Many relatives attended, including out of town guests.
RAMBLINGS and REMNANTS recalls a 1904 train robbery near Washington county. farmer Rademaker on No. 1% train witnessed a desperate heist as robbers blew open the express car safe and plundered valuables including a New York to Kansas City passenger and her twins amid a crowded night ride. Conductor estimated up to $20,000 in the car, though some say only about $1,900 plus other items were taken.
Six Circles raise 8254 dollars for a fund as Rev. H J Corcoran announces St James circle leaders for the coming year. The article notes community effort and identifies the leaders to head future activities.
Ray Fritz of St. Joseph lists several women associated with churches and parishes including Mrs John Mattes of St. Teresa, Mrs Stanley Zager of St. Rita, Mrs Leslie Payne of St. Mary, and Mrs Everett Tobin of St. Anthony.
The quote attributes wit and appetite to Jonathan Swift, noting his cleverness matched by a strong hunger for food and drink. It presents a wry remark about the famed writer's dining and thinking mind.
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