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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1939

Page

11

Farm Buildings and Grain Burn on Large Iowa Farm

Fire destroyed several farm buildings and about a hundred bushels of grain on Herbert Chittenden’s 1000 acre Burlington area farm near Port Louisa. Wapello firemen battled the flames from 2 to 5 p.m. tenants Ray Rhodes work on the property. Local residents and club activities noted in nearby reports.

Columbus Junction Mar Herbert Chittenden Burlington Port Louisa Ray Rhodes Louisa County Wapello Louder Gage Letts Blanch Masonholder Lee Ogier Bellevue Hospital Muscatine H. L. McRoberts S. J. Lewis Business Men's Cliub

Early Institution for Women in Boston Refuge

A nineteenth century reference notes a Boston institution for women known as the Penitent Female's Refuge. The item appears in the Want Ads section.

Early Institution For Women Boston The Penitent Female’s Refuge

Weekend visit from Gerald Rhea in Crawfordsville

Gerald Rhea of Moline Illinois visited weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Rhea in Crawfordsville. Local residents attended funerals and hospital visits including Mrs Ken neth Cherryholmes at Mercy hospital. Mrs Frank Rittler of Libertyville Illinois died suddenly. Several families from the area traveled to Winfield and Burlington for services and gatherings.

Crawfordsville Mar Gerald Rhea Moline J. C. Rhea Earl Morison Donald H. PD. Cherryholmes 8. C. Fletcher Iowa City Kenneth Cherryholmes Mercy Hospital Henry Mast Frank Rittler Libertyville Floyd Rittler Mast Paul Mast Olds Joe Witting Wayland Rittler E. L. Clark Lyle Lowe Phyllis Fred Anwyll Kenneth Kilpatrick Burlington Ralph Beauchamp Martin Meeker Winfield Wallace Tibbs Gertie Clark Harlan Wm. Edgar Harry Pasehall Morgan Williams Henry Menefee Bert Hesseltine Ernest Beauchamp

Stringtown Social Notes and Local Elections

Stringtown reports include Donald Rinner Ames on a week of vacation and Delight Rinner Letts visiting home. Noah Widmer and Emery Leichty elected Stringtown school directors. Locals buy, visit, or work for neighbors. a Bern monument recalls the 1874 founding of the International Postal Union.

Mra. J Carl Molander Raymond Tucker P. L. Nickolaus Willard Roth Stringtown Deane Oregon Lester Alliman Erwin Laverne Verena Graber Elmer Freyenber-ker Lee Walker Olds Johnie White Rex Swan Herbert Edna Widmer P. W. Widmer Noah Widmer Postal Union Bern Switzerland International Postal Union

Wellman social notes large weekend gathering headlines

Wellman reports a busy weekend with relatives and friends visiting from Oxford Hills and Washington. Guests included Cor dell Greiner, Margaret Bell, Bill Tracy, Tom Leham, J C Miasel’s family, the Millice and Schulty households, and Evelyn Gingerich visiting in Santa Rosa and Salt Lake City. A baby girl named Sheriol Lee arrived to Bud and Harold Gardner, and Dorthy Denison spent time with Ada Denison in Washington.

Frank Wilson Wellman Cordell Greiner Margaret Bell Bill Tracy Tom Leham Albert Greiner Milo Miller J. C. Miasel Oxford Henry Millice Bertha Towa City Chase Millice Chase Millice Were Sunday Visitors In the Home of Mrs. Millice Hills Harold Sehulty Keith Wilson Iowa City Jim Amanda Schulty Adam Denison Wellman High School Harper Lee Moffitt Shirley Marlene John Mangold, Jr Dorthy Denison Washington A. C. Gingerich Santa Rosa Cal Eve Lyn Salt Lake City Evelyn Martha Foster Arthur Wright Bud Nickell Harold Gardner Sheriol Lee Ada Denison Nellie Eckhardt

Grape Juice Secretary nickname linked to William Jennings Bryan

The term Grape Juice Secretary was applied to William Jennings Bryan when he served as secretary of state. He refused to drink alcohol even at official banquets, substituting grape juice for toasts and celebrations.

Bryan William Jennings Bryan

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