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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1941

Page

8

The Rocking Chair Brigade Recalls Camp Departure Reflections

A Southern society column reflects on boys leaving for camp and the emotional toll on families. It notes the Federation of Women’s Clubs’ work, a Rotary talk on clubs, and stories from readers about housing, bicycles, and local life. The piece ends with notes on prayer, northern lights observations, and Miss Myrta Jeffrey’s apartment move.

Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It Headline Notice

A booklet titled Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It will be sent free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 535 Fifth Ave New York N Y. The notice invites inquiries and promises the doctors’ opinions in the publication.

Fifth Ave New York N. Y Dept

Ownership statement for Evening Journal October 1 1941

Notarized disclosure lists Elder Shannon & Co as publisher and owner of the Evening Journal Washington Iowa. R E Shannon named managing editor. Average weekly circulation 3081. Notary Stella A. Palmer certifies sworn statement dated September 20 1941.

Evening Journal Washington Iowa State of Iowa R. E. Shannon Elder, Shannon & Co., Inc Shannon David Elder Lows Elder, Shannon & Co, Inc Crueee Cowden Max Markle Josephine Elder Washington Loan and Trust Company Stella A. Palmer

Removing the Hulk of the Maine from Havana Harbor

Army engineers completed the removal of the hulk of the U S S Maine from Havana Harbor at a cost of 785740 dollars and 33 cents. The operation concluded after extensive salvage and lifting work in the harbor basin.

Maine U. S. S. Maine Havana Army

Scattergood Pulls the Strings and West Point Widow

Scattergood Raines guides two young lovers and reunites a ten year old with his falsely accused father in Scattergood Pulls the Strings. West Point Widow stars Aline Shirley James Corner Richard Carlson and Richard Denning with director Robert Siodmak shaping a light comedy at Fox Theatre through Thursday.

Scattergood Raines Scattergood Guy Kiebee Bobs Watson Emma Dunn West Point Fox Theatre Thurs Aline Shirley Inferne Richard Carlson West Pointer Richard Denning Robert Siodmak Charles Boyer Mauri Siodmak Miss Shirley Carlson Denning Frances Gifford Maude Eburne Janet Beecher Cecil Kellaway

Infant Larry Crooks Obituary in Cotter

Larry Keith Crooks infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Crooks died in Cotter at seven weeks old. He was born August 7 1941 and passed away Monday afternoon. Survived by parents three brothers a sister and numerous relatives. Funeral held at the maternal grandparents' Columbus City home with Rev. M A Robeson singing and remarks. Interment Columbus City Cemetery.

Larry Keith Crooks Cotter Orlo Crooks Robert William Dean Shirley Kulp Columbus City M. A. Robeson B. O. Roundy Sam Downell Mr. Robeson Larry Robert Eugene William Lee Junior Kulp Buddy Lord Columbus City Cemetery

Death of Jim Hanley Shocks Grandview Community

Jim Hanley died suddenly prompting sympathy from Grandview. Mrs. Frank Skala and her baby arrived from Washington hospital to the Merle Enfield home. A large funeral was held at the Catholic church in Kinross. Neighbors note transfers of residents and visits among locals.

Delbert Maxwell Grandview JimWanley Frank Skala Washington Hospital Merle Enfield Jim Hanley Kinross Will Eitermiller Excelsior Springs Bertha Hess Green Valley Joe Marner Charles Green Bud Nickel Harry Huber

Lights On Grandfather Mountain Baffle Sightseers At Night

Mysterious tiny lights twinkle and dance on Grandfather Mountain near Linville North Carolina. Reported by locals and visitors, the lights lack a debunked source or identifiable cause despite numerous observations.

Grandfather Mountain Linville N. C

Emma Evans of Kalona Dies at 88 After Hip Injury

Emma Evans 88 died in an Iowa City hospital after breaking her hip at her daughter’s Kalona home. Funeral services set for Monmouth Kansas with burial there. Survived by daughter Blanche Adams and three sons G. E., J. G., and Dana along with 21 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren.

Kalona Emma Evans Iowa City Blanche Adams Monmouth Kan Emma Fry Frytown Jacob Lettie Fry James H. Evans Evans Cheyenne, Wyo J. G McCune, Kan Dana Oklahoma City

Rubio Aid Sponsors Program by Two Ottumwa Singers

Saye and Mae West from Ottumwa sang over K B I Z Thursday night at Rubio in a Ladies Aid sponsored program. A crowd enjoyed hot dogs pie and coffee raising 12 dollars. The West sisters stayed with Raymond Steinbeck and had fried chicken supper. Install Electric Wiring Omer Peiffer wired Mrs Nannie Dickinsons house for electric lights.

Arthur Lambert Rubio Town Saye Mae West Ottumwa Rubio Ladies Aid West Sisters Raymond Steinbeck Omer Peiffer Nannie Dickinson Johnson Richland West Branch

United States Army Morale Tops German Edge in 1941 War Games

United Press reports from Shreveport Louisiana that American troops show higher morale than German forces in six weeks of maneuvers. The piece notes leadership gaps, ongoing equipment shortages, and crews using dummy rifles, but praises American soldiers for sticking to tasks and the potential to match Germany as production increases.

Richard Hottlet Leon Kay United Press Staff Shreveport America Europe France Holland Yugoslavia Reichswehr Napoleon Frederick the Great Arme Army Air Force Vival Greece

Germany Population Reveals 79 600 090 Count Excluding Memelland

Census shows Germany at 79 600 090 residents excluding Memelland and the Bohemia Moravia protectorate. The male total reaches 38 000 000 with 5 800 000 females.

Germany Memelland Protectorate of Bohemia - Moravia

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Rkoradio Presents FOX Anne Shirley Richard, Carlson Rocking Chair Federation of Women’ Clubs Jim Joe Wrights Ted Michels P.E.O M. W. Pailey Winfield Supreme Chapter Myrta Jeffrey Reac Fred MacMurray Errol Flynn Ralph Bellamy Alexis Smith Henke Methodist Church Hampton, Iowa Hss Warners Armstrong Toomey Jenkins Mars West Side Grandfather Rubio Aid Southern Utilities Company Mevor Kuov U. S. S. Cowie U. S. S. Knight Boston Navy Yard Austin M. Knight United States Telp
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