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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1934

Page

4

Conservation needs a permanent Civilian Conservation Corps

The piece argues for making the CCC a fixed part of the national program to conserve forests, water, and soils. It notes 72 million more trees in a year from CCC efforts and urges continued reforestation, lake creation, and moisture management to prevent drought, citing lessons from Germany and France.

Civilian Conservation Corps United States Civilian Conservation” Army Germany France

Poppies Remain Memorial Symbol of Courage in War

Mrs James Morris recalls the Flanders Poppy as Memorial Flower for World War I courage amid front line trenches and graves. The piece notes red crepe paper poppies in fifty six hospitals and workshops as part of The American Legion and Auxiliary Poppy Employment Program across thirty six departments.

Flanders France American Legion

Our Foreign Correspondent Lloyd Metall Reports Normandy Plant

Our foreign correspondent Lloyd Metall writes from near Port Jerome Normandy about an oil company plant. He describes materials used and reports a very serious explosion near the site. He expresses fondness for the United States and coffee in a letter to Harry and Al McCall, transcribed by Mrs. Wahneetah Ingalls. The letter notes unusually mild winter weather with a brief cold spell.

Lloyd Metal Port Jerome Normandy France United States Harry al McCall Lloyd Wahneetah Ingalls

Reflections from a French Port Jerome Plant Foreman

A letter describes life at Port Jerome with praise for American equipment and critique of French workers. It covers plant size, shipping area, heavy machinery, and imports, plus a deadly tanker explosion, government compensation rules, foreign-worker permits, taxes, and personal health notes from the writer.

Betrothal of Barbara Parkinson to John Antrim Bunting Jr announced

Society notes announce Miss Barbara Parkinson betrothal to John Antrim Bunting Jr of San Jose. The San Jose Mercury Herald describes a San Jose Country Club party with verbena decorations and a unique luncheon reveal. The couple plans to live in Seattle after his move as Crum and Forster agent.

Barbara Parkinson Charles R. Parkinson San Jose Calif Washington John Antrim Bunting, Jr Ralph Smith San Jose Mercury Herald Miss Parkinson San Jose Country Club John Antrim Bunting John A. Bunting Mr. Bunting Seattle Bunting Crum and Forster Insurance Companies Parkinson Valley Elton S. Shin Frances Parkinson John L. Talt Elizabeth Parkinson Betty Bunting University of Calirnia

By The Way 3 and NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN

Pinch Hitters will run this column for several days. Contributions will be gradually received and many, if they come in, will not require Pinch Hitters of any kind.

Pineh Witter

Weather Tops Political Debate in Mississippi River Valley

The season's leading political issue centers on weather with heavy emphasis on rainfall. Dandelions and wildflowers appear unbothered while corn crops need deep roots from forthcoming showers to ensure vitality.

Mississippi River Valley

Jokes and snippets brighten a dreary page

A lighthearted mix features a Northbound train pepper and salt joke, April garden notes, and a domestic quip about a father’s cleverness. The light items showcase humor and family reflections with a playful tone.

Weight of the world and a departing memory

A reflective piece speaks of bearing woe and seeking contentment while blessing the memory of the late departed. It contrasts attitudes toward earning a living with the idea that some collect more than others. The author jokes about the Pineh Witter new assignment and ends with a playful good evening.

Birthday greetings blur May baskets and spring fever

Mrs Guy Carlton marks her birthday on May 1 with May basket cheer and spring fever mood. Walter PeeWee Wells turns 22 amid cheerful wishes and playful birthday spankings from friends.

Guy Carlton Walter “PeeWee” Wells

Pythian Sisters Hold Tuesday Meeting at Washington Temple

The Pythian Sisters schedule regular meeting at the Washington temple for Tuesday evening with work to be assigned and a request for good attendance. The Rosemary club plans to meet with Mr and Mrs Charles Rothlisberger on Tuesday evening May 8 noting a date change.

Pythian Sisters Washington Temple Rosemary Club Charles Rothlisberger

Wednesday club meetings and church bee supper

Mortnightly club and Child Study department meet in the YMens room at 2 80 Wednesday afternoon. The Linger Longer club visits Mrs Warren Long and Mrs Chas Sloat hosts. Christian church ladies meet after the church bee chicken supper. Mrs Cy Bush hosts Just Us club at 2 30. Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid gathers with Mrs Charles Anderson. HB and PL club hold May breakfast at 7 next Wednesday at the YS community room. Notify Lucille Forgey by 9 Monday evening to be excused or bring guests.

Mortnightly Club Linger Longer Club Mrs. Warren Roll Call Ladies of the Christian Church Cy Bush Just Us Club Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Charles Anderson Lucille Forgey

Wayland Notes Trails from Iowa Events and Personal News

Wayland community brief highlights Irwin Rieh supervisor of quste at Sargent Bluffs won first with his mixed chorus at Sioux City and will compete at Iowa City Friday night Henry Goldsmith and family attended a birthday dinner for the son of Mr and Mrs Roshart in Olds. Junior senior banquet date moved to May 15. Wayland high school kittenball won 2 to 4 at Crawfordsville. Senior elienue desines traveled to Washington for class photos. Emerson Krabill Donald Itiner and Melvin Roth attended Iowa Wes guest day activities.

Wayland Irwin Rieh Quste Sargent Bluffs Sioux City Iowa City Henry Goldsmith Prank Hoshart Olds Roshart Marsh Duke al Duke Centerville Jacob Goldsmith Dr Bh Alien Homes Crawfordsyilly Elienue Desines Washington Emerson Krabill Donald Itinner Melvin Roth Iowa Wes

Veishea Guest Invited at Iowa State College Event

Dale F Kiesey is invited as special guest of Iowa State College and the Veishea Central committee for the three day celebration May 10 11 and 12 in Ames. Visitors will see athletic events exhibits and the Night Show with Rombergs Thy Student Prince.

Dale F. Kiesey Iowa State College Veishea Ames Iowa State University of Nebraska University of Missouri Sigmund Romberg Thy Prince

Harmony Community Club Sees May Thursday Meeting

Thursday events across multiple groups including Harmony Community Club meeting with Mrs Walter Anderson and entertainment committee headed by Mrs Robert Noonan and Mrs Charles Schiebel. Various clubs schedule May 3 meetings with refreshments poems lectures and pot luck luncheons.

Harmony Community Club Walter Anderson Robert Noonan Charles Schiebel

Mrs Alcorn hosts Prday W F M meeting at 2:30

The Prday W F M group of EB church will meet with Mrs. Dr. Alcorn at 74% E Main Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs Clarence Jacobs as program leader Rebekah regular meeting Friday evening at o clock.

Marion Bailey Helen Elites M. EB Dr. Alcorn Clarence Jacobs Rebekah Briday

Delta La School Names Kudera Roth English Home Economics Teacher

Mrs Kudera Roth elected to teach English and home economics at Delta Louisiana for the coming year. The report lists local residents attending events and gatherings including church services, plays, and visits across nearby towns.

The Choerus Theresbyterian Church Cedar Rapids

Initiation and Honors for C D of A Ladies in Iowa City

Catholic Daughters of America members from Washington attended an initiation and banquet in Iowa City Sunday. Eighteen candidates were received, including one from Washington. Members listed include Mrs. S. J. Boyd and Miss Mary Lukavsky, who later wed Charles Friese, with a sewing circle shower hosted by the C D A. Sewing and charity work accompanied the evening.

Miss Lukavsky Mary Lukavsky St. James Ehurch Charles Friese C.D Joe Lohberger

Washington County Board of Supervisors Candidate Announces

Political notice states L Barthelow announces Republican candidacy for Washington County Board of Supervisors term starting January 1 1955 with June primary. F Bauer confirms Republican nomination for 1936 term pending voter will in June primaries.

Board of Supervisors Washington County Kk. L. Barthelow Teta I Board of Supervisors of F. FF. Bauer

Candidate announcement for State Senate in Henry and Washington counties

A candidate for State Senate announces intent to run in the June primaries subject to democratic voters in Henry and Washington counties. The notice lists room KK Miller, Nira, and the filing code 596Ts.

Henry-Washington Co Henry Washington

Barren Ground Not Truly Barren In Arctic Plains

The article argues that northern Canadian plains are not barren as vegetation is dense. It notes blue pines cover acres of Arctic tundra each summer, with deep carpets of reindeer moss and blue joint grass enriching the meadows.

Canada

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