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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1939

Page

1

White to Direct Methodist Choir In Washington

Boyd White, head of vocal music at Washington high school and junior college, becomes director of the Washington Methodist Church choir and will lead services Sunday morning marking his first time conducting there. He arrives from Bussey where he taught music and social sciences for two years and hails from Afton. White is Simpson College alumnus with a BA and has pursued graduate work at the University of Iowa. His wife Lola Coppock White will sing in the choir.

Boyd White Methodist Church White Washington High School Washington Bussey Afton Simpson College Indianola University of Iowa Simpson Phi Mu Alpha Marrage Lola Coppock Homer Coppovns

Obituary: Emma Mayer Dies in Washington Rest Home

Emma Mayer, about 76, died at eight this morning at the Washington Rest Home where she had lived ten days. Her body goes to Sherman’s funeral home while funeral plans await her daughter Mrs. Earl Little’s return from Des Moines. She attended Simpson College and belonged to Beta Sigma Omicron and Mu Phi Epsilon. Mr. and Mrs. White reside at 110 East Monroe Street.

Emma Mayer Washington Rest Home Washington Sherman Earl Little Des Moines Ainsworth High School Simpson Eollege Beta Sigma Omicron Mu Phi Epsilon

Roosevelt says United States can stay neutral in European crisis

President Roosevelt told reporters the United States can preserve neutrality and avoid entering the war. He announced the resignation and acceptance of Hugh R. Wilson as ambassador to Germany while Cor dell Hull sat beside him.

Washington D.C Roosevelt United States Hugh R. Wilson Germany Cordel Hull Poland Berlin

Healthiest Babies in Iowa Named

Dale Leroy Draper of Grundy Center and Sandra Jolayna Benson of Des Moines were judged the healthiest babies in Iowa. The 2 1/2 month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Draper scored 99.08 for the boys while 22 month old Sandra Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T Benson, scored 99.25 for the girls in Des Moines.

Des Moines Dale Leroy Draper Grundy Center Sandra Jolayna Benson Iowa Fred J. Draper Grundy County T. Benson

Stores to Close Monday for Labor Day Observance

The Chamber of Commerce announces Memorial Day style closures for Labor Day. Most retail shops will shut, food stores until noon, poultry houses until ten, druggists from noon to four, and restaurants on holiday hours. The Nicola & Harmon book store will assist pupils with supplies. The courthouse and banks close. Journal issued at noon. post office operates stamp window 8 to 1 AM with no mail delivery.

Chamber Schuntt Dros Nicola & Harmon Book Court House Journal

Kindergarten Enrollment for New Lincoln Opens at Wallace

Parents with children in kindergarten are asked to report to the Wallace school building on Tuesday Sept 5 at nine o'clock for enrollment. They may state a preference for morning or afternoon sessions for their child. Regular kindergarten sessions begin Wednesday and the choir from the past several months resigned effective Sept. L

New Lincoln Wallace Lincoln School Wallaiding Lincoln Stewart Stewart School Kinderserten

Court Docket Set for September Term in Oskaloosa

Final clerical work completes the docket for the September term opening Monday with Judge J. G. Patterson presiding. New divorce actions include J. L. Pease vs Kathryn Pease filed by L. J. Kehoe. Other suits claim damages from a 1938 truck collision, including Donald Bailey minor vs C. E. Phillips for 4500 and Ida King vs William Livezey for 5317.15.

Clerk of District Court J. G. Patterson Oskaloosa Pease J. L. Pease Kathryn ©. Pease L. J. Kehoe Davenport Robert Donald Bailey W. G. Bailey C. E. Phillips Washington Louise County E. C. Erwin and Nichols Tipton & Tipton Muscatine King Vs. Livereys Ida King William Livezey Wellman

Chamberlain Warns Germany Over Poland Crisis

Neville Chamberlain leaves 10 Downing Street for an emergency cabinet session after warning Hitler to remove troops from Poland or face consequences, amid cheering crowds in London.

Neville Chamberlain Great Britain Germany Poland Faceritain No. 10 Downing Street London

Krabill Announces Institute Program for Three Counties

County Superintendent Lester B. Krabill released the program for a three county teachers institute to be held at Wallingford High School. About 640 teachers from Keokuk Henry and Washington counties are expected Friday September 8. The agenda lists speakers from Ohio State University and the State University of Iowa among others.

Lester B. Krabill Wallington High School Keokuk Henry Washington E Krabiki H. H. Davis Ohio State University Harry K. Newburn State University of Iowa H. F. Spitzer M. G. Jamison Calmar Mary Jane McKae Creeton High School

Britain and France vow aid to Poland amid invasion

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain warned Germany to withdraw its troops from Poland or face military action, calling the move a final warning. Britain vows to honor treaty obligations and mobilizes for war as German forces push across the border.

London Neville Chamberlain Germany Poland Great Britain France House of Commons Reich Britain Chamberlain Berlin Europe Neville Henderson Warsaw Ignacy Mosecieki Slovakia Baltic

Britain approves massive war credit in Commons

The House of Commons approved a war credit of 500 million pounds without record vote. Introduced by Chancellor Sir John Simon, the bill creates funds for defense, public order, and prosecution of any war Britain might enter.

London House of Commons John Simon Great Britain

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