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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

5

Roosevelt to Attend Opening of World’s Fair

President Roosevelt will attend the opening ceremonies of A Century of Progress in Chicago on May 27, with Vice President Garber acting in his stead for the May 16 announcement. Officials note the early date is to accommodate his Annapolis schedule and feature four speakers including Dawes Kelly Horner and Roosevelt.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Chicago Garber Lenox JR. Lolir Washington Rufus C. Dawes Naval Academy Annapolis Lohr Illinois Robert Randolph Arcturus Earth Durig Yerkes University of Chicago Williams Bay Wis Harvard Universiy Cambridge Mass University of Illinois At Urbana, Ill University of Pittsburgh Alleghany Randolph Soldier Field Stadium Rineck Horse American Legion Unifo Rufus ¢. Dawes Edward J. Kelly Henry Horner God Rock Island

Local visitors and events stamp Crawfordsville week

Crawfordsville records a busy week with visitors Rev. Lloyd Tennant from Bloomfield Iowa and Mr and Mrs Wimmer from Hopkinton en route to Creston. A fire destroyed the Johnsons home in Hopkinton but the Wimmers saved much of their goods and moved into an adjacent farm house.

Crawfordsville Lloyd Tennant Bloomfield Tennant Methodist Warl Wimmer Hopkinton Creston Wimmer Johnson Spen Mrs. Wimmer Miss Violet Twinam Chicago Wo W 'Twinam Margaret Gault Iowa City A. E. Gault Port Byron Lureh J. J

Beatrice Burton tale of Mary Faith and Mark Nesbit

In a rainy October Mary Faith faces a carful of past choices as Mark Nesbit reveals his enduring love and a plan to marry and adopt her son. She recalls Kim and a desertion, realizing she must leave Nesbit’s world to protect her family.

Mary Faith Jericho Kim Mark Nesbit Miss Fenton Mr. Nesbit Haltworth Park Wilton Street Faith Mrs. Puckett River Street Nesbit Mercantile Company Nesbit Mr Nesbit Jean Bartlett Beatrice Burton King Features Adicate, Inc

Spring meeting of P E O Sisterhood held in Conesville

Martha Buller reports the final spring meeting of Chapter CX P E O Sisterhood at Mrs J Kelly McKee home Conesville after a 6 30 covered dish luncheon. Delegates to the state convention in Sioux City last week included H L Huston T A Michels Mra Marjorie Duncan Mrs Josephine Hasencleyver and Mrs Floyd Miller.

Columbus Junction P. E. O. Sisterhood J. Kelly McKee Conesville H. Lee Huston Sioux City T. A. Michels Washington Marjorie Duncan Winfield Josephine Hasencleyver New London Floyd Miller Wapello Harry Fornare M. W. Klotg Chicago Howard Bokenkamp V. J. Rice Albert Mreneman Fred Sehlunz Ottumwa Frank Deford Rock Island William Deford Robert £. Owens Henry Gray Mechanics

Visits by Ville and Arthur Carpenter Nationwide

Ville visited the last of the week with his sisters Mrs BEB Tucker and Mrs SPP Wagner. Arthur Carpenter of Overton Nebraska visited the last of the week with his sisters Mrs FP L Darrow and Mrs GJ McWilliams, here and Mrs Arthur Springer, at Wapello.

Uncle Eben Ponders Ashes Missing From Basements

A Washington Star fragment captures Uncle Eben questioning the effort to improve the world while implying ashes were not properly carried out from the basements. The line reflects a humorous local voice and social critique in brief prose.

Eben Washington Star

Chesterfield's Aged Tobacco Process Explained

The article explains that Chesterfield cigarettes use tobacco aged 50 months or more to achieve mellowness and sweetness. It notes that ageing is costly and there is no shortcut to improve flavor, requiring time and money to produce a milder product.

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