Osteopathic Doctor Practice Notice
A W Clow DO offers general osteopathic work with colonic irrigation and rectal care at the second floor of the Journal building.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
7
A W Clow DO offers general osteopathic work with colonic irrigation and rectal care at the second floor of the Journal building.
Washington division Troop 1 overhauls patrols at a key meeting. 32 girls form new squads by drawn slips, elect patrol leaders, scribes, and start a Court of Honor plan. Patrol 1 to lead next meeting at the Y with a month long attendance and test contest. Elizabeth Thorne leads Patrol 1 with Ruth Dupuis as assistant.
Win Smouse spoke at the local Rotary meeting about his California trip via Panama with his son in law and daughter visiting Atlanta Palm Beach St Augustine Key West and Havana. The club discussed Stone Mountain's Confederate memory project finances and a scouting report while electing delegates to the Rotary DistrictConference and Rotary International convention in Vienna.
President Hoover appointed former Representative Letts of Davenport Iowa to the District of Columbia supreme court. He served 12 years as a district court judge before Congress and was later with the federal justice department handling titles for public building sites. He sat from the second district in the 69th 76th and 71st congresses.
Wayland W. Magee of Bennington Nebraska was named by President Hoover to the Federal Reserve Board as the farm representative. He received a recess appointment to fill the vacancy from Edward H. Cunningham of Iowa. Magee is educated at Chicago Iowa and Nebraska and has led the county farm bureau and Nebraska crop growers association.
A county resident born in 187h and educated at Parsons College Columbia University and the University of Iowa is highlighted in the obituary style notice.
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