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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
5
A magician uses a hollow chair and a concealed rope path. An assistant raises a rope through the chair from below while the performer wears a coat, creating the illusion of rope materializing from within the coat.
Lutheran Church ministers 10 AM Sunday school 10 30 AM English service with Matt 26 57 68 trial of Jesus before Sanhedrin Young People's society meets at 1 30 PM to study Life of Joseph Baptist Church offers 9 30 Bible school a review of quarterly work at 10 30 morning worship Next Sunday focuses on youth devotion.
No 429 mixed train daily except Sunday at 9 30 A M, No 430 mixed train CM and Arrives 938 Morning Pass 10 15 A M, 21 Evening Pass 6 00 P M, 22 Evening Pass 6 10 P M, 04 Freight 10 55 A M, trains daily except Sunday. Local and southwest limited westbound service from Washington with various departures and agents listed.
Iowa editorials survey farm relief prospects as Congress weighs beer legislation and the nation faces European tension and economic recovery. Writers from multiple papers discuss farm unrest worldwide, government spending, banking stability, and a cautious return to normalcy amid looming conflict.
Mrs C S Ramsdale of Columbus City hosted Chapter C XX P E B O Sisterhood meeting with officers Edith Orr auditor J P D Darrow custodian Fred Moore pianist and committees named for year. Smylie purchased Columbus Jubellion live stock pavilion for 400 dollars to rebuild on Smylie property after fire. A sub-district state declamatory contest set for March 31 with entrants from multiple towns. Several local visits, schooling notes, and community updates follow.
Mrs C M Maxwell reports funerals and community sympathy for Henry Hunt, husband and father. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Latimer Davis, D B Twinam, Mr and Mrs Claud McCoy, Mr and Mrs Sam Witting, Mrs C M and Mr and Mrs D M Maxwell, Elmer Mason, and Mr Ray Smith. Relatives from Winterset arrived nearby. local residents traveled to Ainsworth for the service.
A humorous exchange features Joe explaining why a foreman fired him as people joke about jealousy and mistaken status. The dialogue includes lines about a foreman watching workers and being jealous of a worker, attributed to Boys' Life.
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