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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1941

Page

6

East Sunset Social News Highlights May Visits

Local households report Sunday visits and dinner gatherings across Conesville Columbus City Williamsburg Wayland Washington Ames Keota and Davenport. Families mention guests including Schlabaugh Fergu son Graber Mattson and Wiley plus several Johnson Jones and Martin family appearances.

P. J. Graber John Martin Carl Koehler Henry Martin Ames Arthur Wiley Thelma Benson Jack Wiley Washington Clarence Fulton Elmer MacArtor Harry Jones Holy Johnston

Excess Stomach Acid Aggravates Ulcers Leads to PFUNDER'S Tablets

An advertisement promotes neutralizing excess stomach acid to aid ulcer healing and relief from indigestion gastritis and heartburn. It touts PFUNDER'S TABLETS as a long trusted remedy used for over twenty years and urges readers to ask their druggist for a 25 cent test package.

Pfunder

Building Authority urges households learn shut-off valves

A building authority suggests that upon occupying a house every household member should know the shut-off valves. This awareness would reduce water damage from leaks or other accidents by enabling quick response.

Statue of Religious Liberty in Fairmount Park

The statue in Fairmount Park Philadelphia stands as one of the few U S symbols of religious liberty. It was gifted to the nation in 1876 by B nai B rith, the renowned international Jewish organization.

Fairmount Park Philadelphia United States The B'nai B'rith International Jewish Organization Helen Parrish Anne Gwynne

Automatic furnace stoker uses cheaper coal for longless heating

Invented by E. T. Selig and tested by the Mellon Institute, the automatic household furnace stoker with thermostatic control can run for months with a large coal bin and ash pit. The test used a 38 year old baler furnace and required coal replenishment only about every four months.

E. T. Selig Mellon Institute

Royalty Crowns Surprise Health Contest Winners

Four year old Veronica MecTigh and six year old Theodore Timm were named king and queen as the healthiest children among 16 000 NYC tenement entrants. Veronica sobbed, and Theodore helped her while struggling to keep his trousers up.

Veronica MecTigh Theodore Timm New York City Veronica Theodore

Boy, 3, Run Over By Manure Spreader

Three year old David Ludwig of near St Benedict is in fair condition at Kossuth hospital after a manure spreader backed over him in the farm yard. A hired man entering from the field did not see the child. the rear wheel rested on his head, causing broken ribs and abrasions.

Algona David Ludwig Leo Ludwig St. Benedict Kossuth

Boy Drowns in Des Moines River Lagoon

A Stuart school student named Stanley died after entering the Des Moines river lagoon south of downtown. He was in the water about a half hour before firemen and police recovered him and attempted artificial respiration. He went with Ed die Ford and other boys to fish in 25 foot deep water.

Des Moines River Stuart School Stanley Eddie Ford

Class Plans for 1941 Commencement at Columbus High

Columbus high school outlines its May 11 class sermon by Rev Harold Irwin and May 16 address by Dr Harry Newburn. The class play The High School Mystery runs May 1 8 and 14, with orchestra ratings at state contest and a Rock Island track extension announced to handle Rocket trains.

Ry Martha Butler Columbus Junction Columbus High School Harold ©. Irwin United Presbyterian Church Columbus City Warry K. Newburn College of Education University of Iowa Win Musi Genevieve Feddersen Jack Boulton Oskaloosa Rock Island Lines Fairgrounds Weber and Huston Office T. J. Perry Williamsboro W. T. Baird Presbyterian Church Oak Hill Cemetery Jimmie Alsip M. W. Alsip Nettie B. Lewis Iowa Des Moines

Ottumwa Boy Drowns After Raft Incident

Ottumwa 13 year old Stanley Buddy Dawson, grandson of Mr and Mrs Gayle Myer, fell from a raft and drowned in the river here. The tragedy occurred during the outing with local youths. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful.

Ottumwa Stanley Buddy) Dawson Gayle Myer

Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice

Washington Lodge No. 26 A F A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Lee Holland W M and A W Yard secretary are listed contacts for the lodge.

Washington Lodge No Lee Holland W. M A. W. Yard

Trains Schedules Include Golden State Limited and Californian

Railway timetables list westbound No. 3 Golden State Limited daily at 3 57 p m and No. 4 at 3 08 a m. Caltrain No. 43 stops at Washington to discharge and pick up passengers. eastbound No. 2 Local at 7 05 a m. No. 44 Californian daily. Knoxville branch No. 430 daily except Sunday. later B and Q Mixed No. 23 at 10 45 a m and No. 22 at 11 30 a m. M and St P and P routes show Davenport to Kansas City local dep 9 58 a m and 6 14 p m with Southwest Limited at 1:45 a m and 1:19 a m respectively.

Golden State Limited Californian Washington California C. F. Anderson Kansas City-Davenport Southwest Limited S.1 W. C. Bell

Burlington Trailways Local Bus Schedule Highlights

Local routes list multiple bus departures from Washington including Nos. 8 9 7 2 6 and 10 with times from early morning to late night. Eastbound service routes heading to Chicago and coast to coast trips may be purchased at the Bus Depot Candy Kitchen North Side Square from agent Al Cantoni.

Omaha Chicago Washington

Chicks suffocate in brooder house near Riverside

A brooder stove caused the suffocation of about 300 young chicks at Orville Gerot’s Riverside area home on Wednesday night. The incident is reported alongside a crowded note of local visits, festival travel, and a traffic collision injuring Meckley in Elkhart, with local residents attending events and hosting guests.

Orville Gerot Riverside Orville Gerot Clair Flynn Julius Nelson Milwaukee Wisco Clair B. Flynn Nelson Mr. Flynn New Ordinance Burlington

District No. 4 May 2 Sunday Dinner Guests Listings

District notes multiple Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Francis McConnell with a large group at the Carl Replogle home. Other visits include Mr and Mrs Hoyd White and Jonn Adams, Firls driving to Muscatine, and several local families visiting Roberta Wheelan and others. Local trips to Keota Sigourney noted.

Bill Crayne Francis McConnell Hoyd White Jonn Adams Wilt McConnell Mercedes Miller Gerald Webr Carl Replogle Paul Mayer Firls Muscatine Irve Gallagher Frank Kepha

Two Die and Six Hurt in Polk County Auto Crashes

Two men died and six people were seriously injured in Polk county highway accidents. The deceased were Peter Staats, 72, Des Moines, and George Meckley, 60, of near Bondurant. Staats died at Broadlawns General Hospital hours after a collision with another car driven by Rich.

Ard Wenger Staats Meckley Baelor A. L. Garr Elkhart Des Moines Polk County Peter Staats George Meckley Bondurant Broadlawns General Hospital Rich

Tallest Hotels Compared In United States

The Waldorf Astoria in New York City rises 47 stories as the tallest hotel in the nation while the Stevens in Chicago offers about 3 000 rooms as the largest.

New York City United States Stevens Chicago

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