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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1938

Page

5

Birthday Picnic Honors South Highland Writer

Mrs Melo Lasek hosts a birthday picnic Sunday with relatives and friends in South Highland. Attendees include Anthony Horak and family, Horak siblings, Lasek relatives, Havel family, Kottnerus family, and local neighbors. The sick list mentions Mrs Charles Brown. Prymek and Knottnerus help Anthony Morgan with farm work this week.

Melo Lasek South Highland R. R. Knottnerus Muscatine Edwin Kos John Havel Robert Ballard, Jr Iowa City Anthony Horak Edd Elma Mary Horak Mela Horak Clarence Lasek John Lasek Jaro R. T. Kottnerus Jake and Reimerus Charles Brown Shirley Richard Havel Mamie Havel Lewis Prymek Anthony Morgan

Defense of Justice Black From Smith Brookhart

Smith W Brookhart defends Justice Hugo Black against a Journal critique. He praises Black's dissenting opinions, notes Black's intellectual courage, and argues the Supreme Court shifted toward corporate influence. He cites the Santa Clara decision and the Kansas City stockyard case, asserting forthcoming reform.

Justice Smith W. Brookhart U. S Journal Justice Black Supreme Court Brookhart Corporation Senate Hugo Black Justice Butler McReynold Corporation Lawyers Corporation Press Miller Harland Holmes United States Congress Santa Clara Co Southern Pacific Railroad Justice Wood Czar Russia Justice Field Deta Justice Holmes Kansas City Stock Yard Hyde Hoover Hughes Wallace Board of Trade Gamblers Butler and McReynolds

Luckey to Graduate From Casle Heights Military School

William Luckey will graduate from Casle Heights military school in Lebanon Tennessee this week. His mother Mrs Beulah Luckey and relatives including Robert Marjorie Harbison and Mary Davis will attend commencement. They will travel farther south after the ceremony. Other items note Mrs Verdie Buffington hosting the Spring Run Garden club and Rev Wallace of Ames preaching at Cotter Presbyterian Church Sunday evening.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction William Luckey Casle Heights Military School Lebanon Tenn Beulah Luckey Robert Luckey Marjorie Harbison Mary Davis Charles Haspey Independence Paul Scott James John Council Bluffs Scott J. Carson Duncan Verdie Buffington Spring Run Garden Club Mr. Wallace of Ames Cotter Presbyterian Church

Twist Tiger Tail lines electrified in Louisa county completed

Electrification work on Twist Tiger Tail lines in Louisa county has finished and will be inspected by government experts. Meter deposits will be paid before current is activated.

Louisa County Alice Barnard New York City Arthur Barnard A. R. Roundy Woodbine Robert Luckey Des Moines Jomas McWilliams Still College of Osteopathy Pauline Foss Rk. S. Johnston H. M. Duncan Harry Jordan J. J. Jenkins

Walnut Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sehnell of Sioux City visited daughter Mrs. Lyle Wilson. Several gatherings occur at Ed Nelson, Earl Burroughs, Dan Boone, Harold Humston, and Harold Smith homes with numerous relatives from Walnut and nearby towns.

Carl Nelson Walnut C. H. Sehnell Sioux City Lyle Wilson Howard Miller Ed Nelson Ralph Chorpening Dan Boone Harold Swick Clarence Schaffer Earl Burroughs Floyd Humston Lois and Darlene Myron Burroughs and Earl Chorpening Oscar Kessel Fairfield Clay Humston Harold Humson C. H. Schnell Beverly Martin Wilson Packwood Howard Darnell Luther Crom Elmer Crom Lloyd Nelson Tueday Rube Chorpening Son Gerald Dickinson Harold Humston Myron Burroughs Harold Smith Brighton Delbert Wells Gale Dickinson Jean Harold Hameton Karl Charpenine Ed Libe

Apples Die from Lack of Air in Unventilated Storerooms

Apples absorb oxygen and expel carbon dioxide, dying of suffocation and decaying when kept in hot, closed air without ventilation, as stated by Collier's Weekly.

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