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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1932

Page

7

Can't Sleep Then Four Get a Gramophone

In Evanston on May 5 Northwestern University psychologist Professor John B Morgan unveiled a gramophone device emitting a drowsy drone. The invention aims to help insomnia sufferers by inducing sleep.

John B Morgan Northwestern University

Drone aid to sleep questioned by Dr Morgan claims

A report notes Dr Morgan cautions that attaching a device to an electric socket to slow breathing may induce sleep for insomniacs but requires further verification and safety assessment.

Dr. Morgan

Double Vote Day Featured Saturday the 7th

A vote counting committee led by F B Miller of Iowa Southern Utilities Co and H I Ward of Ward's Ready to Wear re checks all votes for the week. Standings show Elsie Glassburner leading with 696 300 votes and Mildred Craig close behind with 664 000 in Wash. county. Other contenders include Mary Pauls 477 250 and Mary Dougall 379 300 with numerous local residents listed among candidates.

Tucker & Eicher Treva H. d. Ward & Company Witting Westphal Widmer Wolf Floral Co F. B. Miller Iowa Southern Utilities Co H. I. Ward Ward W. H. Stephen Mr. Widmer Clothier Elsie Glassburner Mildred Craig Mildred Brown Mary Pauls Mary Dougall Mary Ll. Barnes Craw Mildred Patterson Mae Mangold Wilma Brinning Dorothy Soukup Riv Eva Burham Alice Poole Marguerite Reister Eva Diller Helen Carson Marguerite Hunsaker Dorothy Masson Stee Virginia Mirgon Wash Alice Wolfe Eritse Anne A. Knottnerus Marjorie Robertson Euschaedon Dorothy Ruebsam Verna Palmer Ruth Wilson Kathleen Coffey Ains Mary Estelle Anderson Wah Sees Lois Holland Wyman

Infant dies in Columbus Junction and local notes

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Horace Todd Robert Lee died at noon Sunday after a birth last Tuesday in Columbus City. Funeral services were held Monday at the grandparents home conducted by Rev C S Ramsdale. Surviving are the parents and a brother. A farm on the Miss Mary Fintle estate burned with 300 chickens two miles west of Columbus Junction. Various locals visited, teachers hosted a bridge gathering, and baseball scores from Conesville and Columbus City noted. Kathleen King was named Columbus high English teacher. A missionary meeting and illness updates also appear. In Waterloo no action until May 16 on the Peverill contest.

Columbus Junction Horace Todd Robert Lee Columbus City George Burns C. S. Ramsdale United Presbyterian Church Horace Glen Helmick Morris Marshall Mary Helen Donald Davenport J. M Marshall Ruth Barth Helen Stephens Columbus High School Bridge Etla Curtis Walter Murphy Chicago M. W. Klotz California Manitou Colo Murphy Williams (Williams) Rutherford Califoria R. O. Lynn Clara Marie Curtis Conesville Kathleen King of Boone University of Iowa John Crossley William of Whiting Alex Randolph Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Effie

District Meeting of Librarians Set for May 13 at Y

Librarians from area districts will meet May 13 with morning at the public library and afternoon at the Y. Luncheon at 12 30 will be served by the W C A ways and means committee. Speakers include Miss Mathilda Berg and Katherine Roberts with topics on juvenile books and enrichment of adult life.

Public Library Ways and Means Jesse B. Gordon Iowa City Katherine Roberts Davenport Miss Berg Mathilda Berg New York Washington Berg Fort Mary B. Lee Oskaloosa New Orleans American Library Association Cora Poor Millard Burlington Iowa

Xenia Social Notes Highlight Nearby Family Visits

Dr and Mrs Hayek of Cedar Rapids visited the John Jeffrey household in Xenia. Mrs Dewey Stephens and son Gene traveled to Des Moines to see Eva Conklin. Eva Conklin mothers Anna Thompson cares for her as she nears advanced age. J M Lord and daughter Gee Baird visited. John Krause visited Richard Stephens’s home with family.

Xenia Gee Baird John Krause Richard Stephens

Verdi F. J. Longer Correspondent Visit Notes

May 3 report from Verdi F. J. Longer records several local families visiting Ottumwa and returning home. Leslie Gates works on a fireproof shingle project. Donald Longer attended a Sunday school picnic at Skunk River.

Senate Today Moves and Maneuvers in War Budget Talks

Finance committee threatens war time income taxes to balance the budget. Hears iBorah demand return of silver standard as a means of prosperity. Mine operators blame writers for coal field conditions amid a vote on stabilization bills. Vets threaten revolt by Thomas against Democrats. Massie case, Hawaii bills postponed. Soldiers bonus stalled. Army appropriation bill arrives about 25 million under budget. Speaker Garner doubts adjournment before December. Europe debts payable in silver receive a resolution authorizing payment in silver.

International News Service Senate Finance Committee Mine Operaor Thomas

Notre Dame Quarterback Carideo weighs Missouri coach offer

Lafayette Indiana May 5 Frank Carideo famed Notre Dame quarterback and Purdue backfield mentor said he is considering an offer to become Missouri head football coach after being interviewed by athletic director Chester Brewer. New York May 5 union workers electricians and

Lafayette Ind Frank Carideo Notre Dame University of Missouri Carideo Purdue University Chester JL. Brewer Missouri

Elevator Builders Strike Halts Construction Operations

Elevator builders on active sites joined the unemployed as a building trades strike against wage cuts prompted employers to suspend operations completely. The three groups remain unaffiliated with the building trades council.

Building Trades The Building Trades Council

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