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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
7
Doctors attribute 90 percent of sickness to stomach troubles and promote Taniac as a pure medicine made from roots herbs and barks. The ad promises a money back guarantee for relief from gas stomach pains dizziness loss of appetite sleeplessness and nervousness.
The community lists events including the 4H Jolly Jokers all day meeting May 10 at the Combs home with bring a dish to pass and uniforms materials requested. Walnut 4H club gathers May 10 with sandwiches and dish to pass. A free school entry physical exam is set for May 13 at the M E church for West Chester district children entering school next September with coordinating committee named.
Schools in Louisa county held state examinations May 1 and 2 at Wapello and Columbus Junction under county superintendent Myrtle Jamison and deputy Mary Otto Brown. Subjects included arithmetic history grammar geography and hygiene. The Old Time club meets with Mrs Glen Edwards Wednesday afternoon. The Rev Karl Michels of Munscatine preaches at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Homer Whetstine and daughter Rae of Mt Morgan Colo return from visiting her parents. The Rev Trevor Williams returns from Chicago visit with his son William.
Riverside educational officials announce the 1930 1931 teaching staff with R C Knight as superintendent and physics and manual training teacher. Bertha Schneiders serves as principal Latin and home economics instructor. G H Norgang teaches English mathematics and history. Gladys Page and Lucy Bruty assigned to grammar and intermediate grades. Mrs G H Norgang to primary grades. Community notices: Rev B Jacobsmeier travels to Houghton and West Point. Mrs William Bestadson returns from Chicago. Cedar Rapids visitors at F P Schnoebelen home.
Oliver W Stewart prominent prohibition worker for many years to deliver an address at the United Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon at four o clock. The meeting was arranged by the ministerial associations and a male chorus will sing.
Eighth grade play scheduled for Wednesday night May 14 at 8 o'clock with an exhibit in grade rooms the same night. Baccalaureate address set for May 11 at 8 p.m. at Methodist Church by Rev. J H Krenmyre for graduates. Commencement exercises planned at the high school.
The May 15 program at 8 p m features Dr J W Potter of Kokomo Indiana delivering the address. Final exams will occur during the closing week as usual and a state inspector recently praised the school’s conditions.
The Friendship club will meet with Mrs Geo F Wallace Friday p m the 9th. The Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs W F Jacobs at 829 S 3rd Ave Friday p m at 2 30.
An old fashioned product pitch urges quick first aid comfort for children. It promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for colic constipation fevers and sleepless fussiness with assurances from doctors and a warning to use from infancy to adulthood.
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