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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1928

Page

5

Kensington club quilts and flag unveiling at M E church

The Kensington club held an all day quilting session at Mrs. BE Richards home with a noon pot luck dinner. A Sunday evening program at the M E church features music, a violin solo by Miss Dale, the history of the flag, and several addresses by local groups followed by a 10 minute sermon by Rev. J H Krenmyre. Community members are urged to attend.

Kensington Club BE. R. Richards M. E Miss Dale Charles Rademaker American Legion Orville Thoma

Farmers Union Social Ends With Elevator Fire Alarm

The Farmers Union monthly social at the school auditorium ended when residents observed heavy smoke near the grain elevator late Tuesday. Fire alarms were pulled. however the smoke came from a bonfire below the railroad tracks, not a blaze, avoiding a potential disaster near the lumber yard.

The Farmers Union

Missouri Youth Walked 48 Miles to School Daily

Cape Girardeau Missouri October 8 1950s story reports Ivan Conley fifteen walked forty eight miles to Teachers College training school for two days causing concern. Authorities found he held part time work near the campus and had room and board arrangements. Instructors noted exhaustion and reported the matter to administrators. The daily trek took about ten hours and he said no one gave him rides.

Missouri Cape Girardeau Ivan Conley Teachers’ College Training School Schol Conley

Married For A Day Ends In Separation In Shanghai

K. Kra mer Coulton and his wife, after 34 years of courtship, separated on their wedding day in Shanghai. Both plan divorce suits. Coulton, a tea exporter, told a foreign paper he wed because he could no longer resist. Mrs. Coulton left for her aged mother, while he stayed at a club. he neither confirms nor denies the remark.

New York Shanghai Coulton Coultin

Pole explorers say blue eyes key to polar survival

In New Orleans Captain Walter Warthel and Captain Oscar Mrick argue that beyond grit and gear the most vital trait for surviving North and South Pole hardships is blue eyes. They claim eye color aids adaptation to extreme cold and glare.

New Orleans Walter Warthel Oscar Mrick

New Orleans paints venture led by sea captains and explorers

A group of 65 men including former sea captains and Klondike explorers establish a paint manufacturing plant in New Orleans. The project blends adventure credentials with industrial aims, signaling a bold regional enterprise.

New Orleans

Poultry Culling Demonstrations Planned for October

Columbus Junction notes an October series of farm bureau directed poultry culling demonstrations. Community events include church and society meetings, a high school football win over Morning Sun 6 to 0, and various visits among residents. Funeral services were held for Elmira Breneman, 90, resident since 1871, at Stephen funeral home.

Columbus Junction Farm Bureau Elmira Breneman Stephen Funeral Home W. BE. Ruston Presbyterian Church H. S. May Presbyterian Sunday School Walter Simmons Detroit Dr. S. B. Paxton J. M. Norris Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Parsonage J. H. White D. Db Pittsburg United Presbyterian Church J. H. Wykert J. W. Pence Whatsoeevr Society Henrietta Salmon Miles Babb Chicago Columbus High School Chautauqua Park BE. E. James Saratoga Cal E. S. Coulton J. W. Garner Newark Ohio Morning Sun

Keota awards gravel project on No. 77 to 1.86 miles

Keota welcomed a highway contract for graveling No. 77 from Keota south to No. 2 a 1.86 mile stretch to be completed this fall. The McDougal Construction Company of Sioux City will receive $4 142 for the work linking Keota’s paved main street to Richland and Fairfield, improving all weather access to Washington and Sigourney. Keota Woard Rc Meets KEOTA Oct 8- Ed Carris Corps No 221 of the W R C met to discuss winter relief and report year ending Aug 1 1928. The corps has 130 members in good standing, $158 for relief, $5.90 to Grand Army Relief Fund, $25 for flowers. A February dinner honored four G A R comrades. William Nelson J M Wilcox Mike Weyers I L Pulver. The latter died in June. About 150 attended the dinner and program.

Keota The Highway Commission No. 77 No. 2 Oes Richland Fairfield Washington Sigourney McDougal Construction Company Sioux City Keota W. R. C Ed Carris Corps Grand Army Relief Fund William Nelson J. M. Wilcox Mike Weyers I. L. Pulver

Miss Carter to Cleveland for maternity hospital work

Keota student Lila Carter eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Clem Carter prepares to leave for Cleveland Ohio to perform floor duty in a maternity hospital during the winter following her graduation from Washington County.

Miss Carter Cleveland Keota, Get Lila Carter Clem C. Carter Keota Ohio Washington County

Iowa City Nurse Attains Registered Status After Training

A hospital school of nursing graduate at University Hospital Iowa City has passed the state examination and is now a registered nurse. She plans to pursue a post graduate surgical nursing course next summer.

Keota Student Casts Lead in Stevens College Shrew

Bernice Gislain daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Gislain of Keota has been cast as Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew the opening play of Stevens College season in Columbia Missouri She is enrolled as a freshman and studies pipe organ voice and dramatics The performance is set for October 22.

Keota Bernice Gislain Adolph Gislain Haseen Petruchio Stevens College Columbia Missouri Miss Gislain

New Bedford Textile Strike Ends After 25 Weeks

New Bedford Massachusetts workers vote to accept a 5 percent wage cut in a compromise offer ending a 25 week strike. About 27 000 workers will return to work today across 55 mills run by 26 corporations after the walkout began April 16.

New Bedford Mass U.P

Leviation Sailor Plans Europe Flight to Berlin Show

Ence D Chamberlin boards the Leviation sailing for Europe. He intends to fly from Lands End England to Berlin to attend the aircraft show opening next Friday.

Ence D. Chamberlin Leviation Europe Lands End England Berlin

Intoxication Drops While Traffic Violations Rise in Iowa City

The police quarterly report to the city council shows drunkenness arrests at eighty this year versus 101 last year while traffic law violators total 804, up 285 from the prior period. The third quarter saw two automobile deaths.

Iowa City Cour

Russian aviator reconsiders sighting Italia crew

Chukhnovsky says he believed he saw three men on an ice floe but now doubts the sighting. He initially identified Captains Adalberto Mariano and Filippo Zappi with Finn Malmgren, then backtracked after flying to the rescue area with the Krassin.

Moscow U.P Chukhnovsky Adalberto Mariano Filippo Zappi Italia Zappi Mariano Krassin Finn Malmgren

Notice to Bond Buyers for School Refunding Bonds

The Board of Directors of the Washington County Iowa School District offers for sale at 1 30 PM October 9 1928 at 221 W Main St Washington Iowa one hundred twenty thousand dollars 120 000 school refunding bonds. Purchaser supplies bonds and attorney's opinion. R W Thompson Secretary Board of Directors OCT 1 and 8.

Ashington Washington Iowa W. Main Street R. W. Thompson

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