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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1938

Page

6

Wyman Seniors Prepare Play as Annual Events Highlight Town

Wyman May 4 seniors stage a school auditorium play Friday May 6. Community club meets May 11 at the school with a flower exchange. Local visits include Dunns from Des Moines and Martin visitors in Sigourney.

Humphrey Wyman James Dunn Des Moines J. K. Dunn Homer Martin Sigourney Norwood Derby A. H. Sievers C. R. Paisley Kahoka Hollander Wapello Court House Donald Ollt Eloise Davis Memorial Union Iowa City Kenneth Rickey Fred Humphreys Dale Laure Myers Winfield Burlington W. Carrick Washington County Hospital

Homemakers Class Potluck at L Ebner Home Amoy May 6

Mrs Bar White notes Mr and Mrs Lewis Ebner hosted the Homemakers class of the Methodist church for a Friday night potluck at the Ebner home in Amboo. The event featured fellowship and shared dishes among neighbors.

L. Ebner Home Bar White Amboy Lewis Ebner The Methodist Church

Local visitors named in Haskins community notes

Mrs Clara Godlove records a string of weekend and midweek calls and visits across Haskins Iowa. Names include Marjorie Edwards Raymond Good Edgar Whetstine Elaine Peters Clyde Sands Olwein Ainsworth Ebner Harold Godlove Sigourney Esther Cornwall Burlington L M Boughtin Betty Lou Spokane Milo Fulton Columbus Junction Lloyd Edwards Anna Nicholson Duane Fairfield Raymond Coon Coppock Frey Merchant Uno Gordon Booth Will Lins John Titterington Pekin and Jim Bean home visits.

Clara Godlove Haskins Marjorie Edwards Raymond Good Wayland Edgar Whetstine Elaine D. H. Peters Clyde Sands Olwein A. E. Sands Ainsworth G. C. Ebner Harold God M. and St. Paul Lloyd Edwards Ronnie Milo Fulton Columbus Junction Art Nicholson Muscatine Ralph Nicholson Lee Nicholson Anna Nicholson Alex McCreedy Orie O'Conner Robert Duane Fairfield Raymond Coon Larry

Total Annual Earnings More Important Than Hourly Pay

The Brookings study financed by Falk Foundation shows higher hourly wages in 1937 offset by unemployment and reduced hours, with real earnings rising for full-time workers but overall per capita earnings lower due to job losses. Meat packing and steel saw large wage gains, yet shorter hours reduced weekly pay in others, underscoring that higher hourly rates require broader employment growth to raise total earnings.

Washington, D. C Brookings Institution Falk Foundation of Pittsburgh NRA

Edison’s lamp shifts light from flame to safe glow

The narrative traces human lighting from cave torches to Thomas Edison who invented the incandescent lamp. Edison’s approach placed light in a glass bottle and created a safer, more convenient, versatile light source.

Edison

East Highland Social Roundup May Dinner and Visits

East Highland residents share a lively sequence of family gatherings and visits. Bernard Schnoebelen’s birthday dinner at the Vic Schnoebelen home, plus numerous calls and shopping trips touch multiple households including the Prymek Dvorak Mincer Fisher Stolley and Swailes families.

East Highland Linus Yeggy Bernard Schnoebelen Vic Schnoebelen Henry Prymek James Dvorak, Jr Edd Teslik Lone Tree Sathel Mincer Oak Grove Frank Skubal Anna Lear Frank Minger John Quinn Margaret McMath Washington James Swailes Keifer Raymond Lorack Elmer Pearson Frank Mincer Hester Leona Marie Swailes Floyd Prymek James Dvorak James Fisher Joseph W. Fisher Robert Cerney Evelyn Wilma Mincer James Lungquist Betty Rose George Frankie Mincer Gary Gene R. A. Stolley Bessie Dvorak Fred Chihak Anton Weber George Cole Opal House Riverside Fred Hall Illinois Cole Farm

Dublin Social News Roundup From May Gatherings

In Dublin on May 3 locals including Lloyd and Harold Reighard of Brighton sheared for several residents. Visitors and family members: Tom Reighard with his sister, Lucille Bakers visiting Howard Mangold, and numerous calls at the Mangold and Tinnes homes. Ronald James named for a newborn. many relatives came for a Sunday gathering and pot luck at the Pedril home.

Dublin Lloyd Harold Reighard Brighton Jake Seethout Billie Robertson Cleo Trier Loward Mangold Tom Reighard Bd. C Robertson Artford Richardson Dean Janith Lucille Bakers Nick Tinnes Merle Sheetz Ronnie Marion Sheet Marlene Berniece Sheetz Howard Mangold Lee Sanders Patty Leland Clyde Crile Wellman

Rev and Mrs Chord attend Congregational Church Conference

Rev and Mrs Robert N. Chord attend a Congregational church conference in Sioux City. Louisa Beef Producers form with 85 members. E C Turkington elected president. Conesville Conservation group organized with Wayne Hawkins as vice president and Glenn Babbitt as secretary treasury.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Robert N. Chord Sioux City Ivanhoe Whitted Des Moines Chautauqua Park Louisa County Beef Producers’ Association E. C. Turkington Letts Hugh Morris Ainsworth HH. Lee Huston C. A. King of Ames Alberta Toms Lavle Kirkpatrick G. A. T. Club Ira Foster Ft. Dodge Maude McGuire Cottey Ella Bawards Roy Jean Conesville Conservation Association Conesville Wayne Hawkins

Krota Family Visits Malichky Home

Highland Center on May 5 reports Mr and Mrs Joe Krota and family visiting at the Joe Malichky home. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Edd Ling and family of West Branch and Mr and Mrs John Mullinnix of Iowa City.

Eula Mae Coon Highland Center Joe Krota Joe Malichky Edd Ling West Branch John Mullinnix Iowa City

Ohio Senate Elects Officers After Prolonged Balloting

The Ohio senate of 1848-49 concluded its officer elections after nearly two weeks of ballots. A speaker required sixteen ballots, a clerk took 121, and a sergeant-at-arms 69 ballots to decide each post.

Ohio Senate

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