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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1930

Page

6

Pictures in Art Exhibit Listed at Junior High This Week

Readable text lists a large number of art pieces and artists for a school exhibit. Exhibition runs daily 4 to 6 pm with evening viewing at 7 pm. Miss ANG Van Vilet will explain the works in talks each afternoon and 1 oclock each evening. Several named paintings and artists appear, including Rembrandt, Rubens, Vermeer, Raphael, Cezanne, and Michelangelo among many others. locals and visitors are noted in attendance.

Ang van Vilet Washington de Haven Wiegand Schubert Kimunday Devotion Firle Richard Wagner Roxynski Aurora Retif Rembrandt Homer Wyant Innes Hendrik Stoeffels Lady Hamilton Romney Sons Rubens Madonna Perrault Bens Atamian Santa Maria Bohrdt Renott Deve Pigrims Alaux Teatah the Prophet Michelangelo St Paul's Brewer Jeremiah Prophet Shepherd Boy Lenbach Jesus Unterverger Ver~ Neer Richmond Nos Schels Guy Jane Seymour Lowive van Tassis van Dyck William van Heythusen Hals Kupetzky van der Weyden Cezanne Corot Barcelona Verdaener Isle of Seine le Gout-Gerard Bower Nice Wi Teat Zum Aix Utrillo Restaurant de la Sirene Restaurant de la Sirene” By Att 10 Woodland Stream Vincent Tellander Traver Crea Barly Ton Adam Michelangelo King Lear Abbey Beethoven Sonata Barest Fox Bergdortt Palmer Gléen

Brighton Social Roundup Notes from Hocking County

Brighten residents host and visit relatives across several weekends. Guests include Mr and Mrs Dean Johnson and Mr and Mrs Kessel visiting Buckham West Virginia. Cora Pringle and Mrs E E Beak end noted among attendees at local gatherings.

Route Six Mra Join Shebeck RovT

Mrs George Birney Jun Robbie Mr and Mrs Robert Jett and baby were Sunday visitors at the Val Fuhr parental home Mrs John Shebeck and ly were Sunday visitors at the Baker home in route six area

George Birney Jun Robbie Robert Jett Baby Val Fuhr John Shebeck Baker

Senator Attends Drainage Meeting at Wapello

In Wapello Muscatine and Louisa counties held a drainage district No. 12 meeting attended by Senator Smith W. Lockhart and several prospective state senators. They discussed Michael Creek diversion, wildlife reserve plans to raise water levels, and potential damage from a nine foot Mississippi channel while pledging legislative cooperation. Earlier, Muscatine levee district approved Spring Lake improvement bills for a $2,000 gravity-outflow pipe project.

Columbus Junction Muscatine Louies Counties Muscatine Cown Louisa Counties Court House Wapello Smith W. Lockhart Washington, D.C F. D. Letts Davenport W. F. Kopp Mt Pleasant Theodore Drake Musetine E.R. Hicklin H. Young A. W. Hinderman Michael Creek Young Louisa County Spring Lake

Riverside social notes and school events page

Riverside column from October records visitors and stays across Town City Davenport and Chicago. Mr. and Mrs Wallace Nicola and baby visited sister Mrs G H Norgang. Lena and Helen Bopp visited Arthur Bopp in Chicago. Anna Schnocheren returned from Davenport to family. Paul Geret of St Louis visited W G McCreedy family. Irvin Conn of Marshalltown visited River friends. Emma Shebeck of Davenport stayed with parents. Mary high school senior class held meeting with officers elected Job President, Vice president Mad en, Treasurer Alberta K. class motto and colors listed. Mrs Mary Bauer returned from Fort Madison. Evelyn Shradel returned to Mercy Hospital Davenport then work. Anna Motel of Town City visited relatives. miscellaneous social notes.

W. H. Lloyd Chicago Anson Brinton Charlotte Lowenberg Ottumwa Yates Kaert Bernard Dies Fairfield A. A Riveside Wallace Nicola Town City G. H. Norgang Lena Bopp Helen Bopp Arthur Bopp Misa Anna Schnocheren Davenport Milton Turner Paul Geret St Louis Missouri W. G. McCreedy Irvin Conn Mashalltown River Emma Shebeck Paul Sheban Mary High School Alberta Mary Bauer Fort Madson Wil Knobel Evelyn Shradel Mercy Hospital Joseph Shradel Miss Anna

Benny Rubin on Comedy and Fun in Films

Benny Rubin discusses balancing humor and seriousness in cinema. He says clowns and jokes keep audiences happy, and that a constant serious tone would harm a film’s appeal. The article notes Rubin in the film Hot Curves at the box theatre and highlights his views on entertainment.

Benny Rubin Amedian Benny Smedian Fenny Rubin Iven Box P Hust Mai

Richmond Notes On Local People And Events

Richmond residents Frank Probst and family visited. Fran Patterson reported as ill after a stroke last week. Mrs Potsander and family plan a move to Dan Hesselti northwest of Washington. Local church heating updates and a planned box supper are noted along with various visiting guests and a charity auction of Dave Wieland estates slated for Tuesday.

Richmond Frank Aragyvm Chanily Nira Mgipa Cs. Beri Sanday Semgergren Frank Sain Waich Teipeph Fisher J Orchestra Clara Linas Miss Marzarefy Rhodeman Jessie Potsander A. W. Dunn Ford John Eagle Holy Trinity Chate Fred Potsamily Potsander Frank C Dan Hesselti Dave Wieland Estas Tor

South Highland Roads Draw Busy Car Scene

A fractured report from South Highland notes a Sunday parade of vehicles along a new road. Residents comment on grading delays and traffic, while families and neighbors discuss meals and social visits, including plans to see Dr. Reed Salladay.

Highland Fred Amrosend Willian Soha LaseMi Chaiopa Miro Brame Sollay Komis Rats

Barney Tells of First Dairy Show

Des Moines based Barney, credited as the father of the dairy show, reviewed the National Dairy Show in Louisville October 37 and recalled the first Chicago show 25 years ago. He noted today’s larger herds and heavier cattle, funding challenges, and better market stability for dairy farmers versus general agriculture.

Barney Des Moines Chicago Iife

Atlantic Oct 14 Two long rats brought by Viress Darhem

Two unusually long rats, one nine feet and the other seven feet, were brought to Atlantic yesterday by Viress Darhem who claimed they had been killed by a farmer living near Walnut, Ta. The first Ink refers to some early writing or printing.

Atlantic Viress Darhem Walnut

Taber Speaks at Ames 61st Iowa State Grange meeting

Louis 5 Taber of Columbus Ohio headlined the 61st annual Iowa State Grange session in Ames. F L Hummel accused the federal farm board of political meddling and urged legislation to restore farm prices. Other notes cite Masons in Council Bluffs choosing officers and Coe College laying the Stewart Memorial library cornerstone in Cedar Rapids with Dr James W. Thompson of the University of Chicago as a speaker.

Taber Ames Ames Louis Columbus National Grange Iowa State Ange F. L. Hummel State Grange Federal Farm Board Theasra Hummel Cadar Rapids James W. Thompson University of Chicago Coe College

Columbus Junction Sale and Local News Recap

H St Jones held his twenty first annual Poland China hog sale at his farm southeast of Columbus City where sixty five head sold, thirty three at forty dollars. three Shorthorn calves also sold averaging sixty dollars. Mrs C W McGrew joined Dr and Mrs A J Greiner at a dental convention. West Liberty defeated Columbus Junction 14 to 0 in a local game Saturday afternoon. Moses Grace and Martha traveled to Cedar Falls Friday.

Columbus Junction H. St. Jones Columbus City Col E.R .and Sons Aledo St. Somers L. Ly Pry C. W. McGrew A. J. Greiner Muscatine Sterling Greiner West Liberty Sattelay Moses Grace Martha Cedar Falls

Town and State Teachers College Homecoming Events

The item notes homecoming at Town State Teachers College and a Shellbark club meeting with Mrs Shannon Lantz. Visits include Mrs RB Fube rer at Reuben Oats home in St Louis. Rev D T Davis of Erie NY preached at Congregational church. Talks on Kugenspiele by Miss Arian Lowe and Mrs William Gilkey. Rollo Lynn to sing. Basketball schedule for Columbus High School announced with dates and sites. A thirty dividend paid Saturday to defunct Grandyr unting to $30,000 by Clyde Erin.

State Teachers College Shellbark Club Shannon Lantz Thurstay Yea Oats RB Fuberer Reuben Oats St. Louis D. T. Davis Eriey N. Y Congregational Church Austin Davis Arian Lowe Will'am [Gilkey Kugenspiele Rollo Lynn Columbus High School Winfield Mediapolis New London Morning Sun Fehr Mediapolis Louisa County Pelo Wapello Clyde Erin

Talleyrand June Sheets Correspondent Notes

TALLEYRAND Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Abraham and son Hobby called at Will McKie's Thursday. Ed Christenson of Burlington spent Sunday at the Fred Sheets home. Mrs. Clara Greiner visited Mrs. John Henry Friday morning. Miss Gladys and June Sheetz Evelyn Frederick attended a matinee at Sigourney titled Man Slaughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tinnes and children called on G. Sheetz Sunday afternoon. Petie Tinnes called at the Romd Ed Conrad homes Sunday. Robert Sheets attended a Poland China hog sale at Batavia Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Van Arkle and daughter spent Sunday at the parental Mike Times home. John Kiefer, Robert Sheets, and Wil Crawford sawed wood. Ralph and Mike helped. Times were business callers on Washington Thursday. Several young people attended a dance at Keota Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Greiner and family spent Sunday at the Tony Life home. Too and Ra Conray called on Petie Tinnes Friday.

Petie Tony Life Home Too Ra Conray

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