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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1941

Page

6

Burlington Trailways Westbound and Eastbound Schedules

Local and intercity bus timetables listed for Westbound No 3 No 9 and eastbound No 2 No 6 with departure times from Washington including 3 45 p m and 3 55 p m. Also notes on purchasing travel at the Bus Depot Candy Kitchen North Side Square and travel instructions to Omaha Chicago and beyond. Agent signature C Cantoni.

Burlington Omaha Chicago Washington Weese Washington Oo Washington Sea Space THA Chi North Side Square AL Cantoni Agen

Bonnie Baker the Oh Johnny girl onstage with Orrin Tucker

Bonnie Baker, famed for the Oh Johnny song, rose to fame with Orrin Tucker's orchestra. The Houston born vocalist, seven decades, introduced the old fashioned tune during a Palmer House engagement in Chicago. She sang professionally from age sixteen and recently joined Paramount producer Gene Markey for film roles in You're the One at the Fox Theatre.

Bonnie Baker Johnny Orrin Tucker Bonnie Palmer House Chicago Orrin Houston Texas Paramount Gene Markey Hollywood Re the One Fox Theatre

Town reopens Lovers' Leap bridge area signs directing travelers

Kan residents report the pergola at Lovers' Leap toll bridge has been rebuilt and highway No. 92 signs will guide visitors one block south. Local obituaries note William Todd of Wapello died after a Wednesday accident while trimming trees as a WPA worker. his family includes widow Bertha M. Myers of Columbus Junction and three sons and a daughter.

Lovers’ Leap Swinging Bridge Neal Wolfe Sharlene Kaye Burlington Hospital Guy Crull Ottumwa William Todd Wapello Thomas Todd Columbus Junction Elmer F. Todd Columbus City Minnie Mewhirter Linnie Houseal Linwood Todd Mercy Hospital Burlington WPA Cotter Farm Here Bertha M. Myers

325 Acre Farm Bought by Nau

C H Nau of Middletown bought the 325 acre farm eight miles northwest of Columbus Junction from J W Jones for 24500 dollars cash. Possession given March 1 1942. Duncan and Johnston, local brokers, handled the deal. The farm features a fine residence, two large barns and other buildings. Nau previously lived near the shell-loading plant by Burlington.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction C. H. Nau Middletown Here J. W. Jones Duncan and Johnston Columbus High School Clara Robertson Miss Fielding Mary Elizabeth McKee Laura Crowder Marian Pugh Dorothy Russel Betty Moore Mary Lee Lois Hetfield Miss Jeffries Jeanette Lewis Jeanette Lewis; Mrs. Reed Victor Juanita Hendrickson Karl Sayles Leroy Hughes Victor Reed Richard Utter Raul Butler James Merritt Joe Paul Heindel Jack Howard Jacek Boulton Jason Shaw Kenneth Arington

Dr W E Anderson Rests After Services At United Presbyterian

Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the United Presbyterian church for Dr. W E Anderson. Rev George Kerr preached with pulogies by Rev Kerr. attendees included the Washington County Medical Society elders and the P R O society. pallbearers named Fort Sherman Dave McLaughlin Don Wylie Frank Anderson E L Stewart and Dr W J Masson.

George Kerr F. W. Eastwood United Presbyterian Church W. EB. Anderson Washington County Medical Society Elders of the P.R.O. Society Fort

Measuring Baking Powder For Precise Baking

Baking powder should be measured exactly with one level teaspoon. Excess baking powder causes a coarse dry crumbly texture and poor volume in baked goods.

Remembrances From a Small-Town Funeral Gallery

A detailed column recalls Dr. W. K. Anderson's funeral at the U P church with remarks by Dr. F W Eastwood and Rev George Kerr. The writer notes greetings from Wayland, flowers, and Anderson’s quiet humor and long service as elder and physician. Other obituaries and Mothers Day reflections follow, with updates on neighbors and readers in Washington.

F. W. Eastwood Dr. Eastwood Dr. Anderson George Kerr St. Luke Kerrs Estes Park Colorado

Subscriptions urged as war effort grows

Jean Baxter in Cleveland recalls a letter from a girl in Edinburgh seeking silk stockings. She is a young employed woman eager to obtain hose not available in her country, highlighting wartime shortages and the call to support America’s morale.

Roosevelt U. S Jean Baxter Cleveland Edinburgh

Snow and rain water content conversion note

A weather fact notes that ten inches of snow on average contain the same water as one inch of rain.

Dates for Crawfordsville School Events Announced

Crawfordsville May 8. On Tue May 13 the school exhibit and music night with eight o clock program. Wed the senior class trip. Thu commencement with Dr W T Smith of Burlington as speaker. Fri May 16 at 10:30 a m last day program by grade students. Eighth grade graduation and community dinner follow.

Crawfordsville W. T. Smith Burlington

New Icebox Covers Eliminate Odors With Synthetic Kerose

A new food cover coats iceboxes to fully remove odors. The cover is waterproof and coated with synthetic kerosene like material. It resists acids and stains and remains flexible, preventing stiffness with age.

Submarine Periscope Description and Variations

A typical submarine periscope runs about thirty feet in length and about six inches in diameter, except near the top where it narrows by two inches. The design details summarize standard dimensions and a slight taper at the upper portion.

Tea varieties and aging traditions in historical Japan

A brief note on how Japan historically ordered tea by year akin to French wine, describing over a thousand varieties packed and seasoned to yield distinct blends.

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