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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1930

Page

8

Local notes on community members and visits

Local news items note C M Keck enjoying a rest after heavy work. R C Willis and another from Rock Island returned home after visiting George Asieahi. Mrs Sadie McAvoy traveled to Davenport for business. Guests at Clive and Claire Gray homes include Henry Gray Mrs M B Macartney and son Henry of Chicago George Gray of Lenox Mrs J W Gray and son Gerald of Des Moines Lewis of Mason City and Judith. Mrs W R Stryker is recovering at her home on West Washington Street.

Clive Claire Gray Henry Gray Mra M. B. Maccartney Heney Chicago George Gray Lenox J. W. Gray Gerald Des Moines Lewis Mason City Judith W. R. Stryker West Washington Street

Local News Highlights From Y’s Men’s Convention Attendances

Mr and Mrs W F Bickel and daughter Verna return from Y s Men s International Convention in Wilkes Barre Pa Aug 24 28 The trip covered Cambridge Md Washington Pa Old Washington and Gettysburg along the National Pike with Fort highlights Also noted are visits by Mrs N J Burham Mrs James Strabla Lois Eileen Kalona and others including tonsil removals and hospital visits Various local residents including Harry Dusenberry George Novy and Constance Winchell are mentioned in routine society notes with travel and reunion details.

W. F. Bickel Verna Wilkes Marte Cambridge Bickel Dick McCleery Y's

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Alvah Heck on Route 1

Mr and Mrs Alvah Heck welcomed a baby girl at the county hospital Sunday. Other news notes report residents visiting relatives, local operations, and community events. Mary Carter hosted guests from Anita for a Sunday concert, while Mrs Sam Henderson and Mrs Matt Gillespie are mentioned as hospital and visit attendees respectively. Local residents share reflections on weather, property history, and reunions with friends and kin in Washington and surrounding towns.

Alvah Heck Riverstac

Fair Tonight and Cooler Tomorrow

A brief forecast notes fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures and a trend toward cooler conditions tomorrow. No precipitation is expected, and winds remain light.

Local Notes from town residents and visitors

A preliminary report lists various local moves visits and events. Ethel Grecian and Besse Jones spent Saturday and Monday at Cedar Sul. Leone Crayton age fifteen underwent an operation at the county hospital. Dr A W Henke and Joe Clyde attended the funeral of Mrs W A Tonguecker in Oskaloosa. Mrs Lom Lecken wife of Rev W A Langbeeker visited Washington and Winfield in past years. Mary McConaughey returned to Des Moines for school after a short visit. Mr and Mrs Pete Widner spent Sunday and Monday in Tipton with friends. Mrs Winnie Palmer and daughter Miriam moved in with Miss Althea Montgomery on East Main Street. The treasurer’s office at the court house lists Miss Vawke from Wisconsin visiting the area. She had her tonsils removed a week ago.

A. W. Henke Joe Clyde W. A. Tonguecker Moe Oskaloosa Lomlecken W. A. Langaeeker Methodist Church Washington Winfield Longhecker Turlington Knoxville

Holland Tulips Bloom Across Acres Near Haarlem

A vivid account of Holland’s bulb fields near Haarlem from February to August. The writer recalls the sea of crocus and tulips, noting a square mile of flowers in every hue seen as a carnival of color amid spring rain and bloom. The spectacle draws visitors to Holland each season.

Holland Haarlem

Riches in Black of the Freheat gold mining districts

The article describes rich mineral belts in the Freheat mining districts of the United States including gold silver copper tin iron coal and petroleum. It notes dense dark pine forests cover about a third of the area with fertile soil and favorable climate and grazing lands.

Freheat United States

Famous Health Resorts Of Germany And Central Europe

Historic health centers in Germany and central Europe are renowned for their springs and elaborate spa establishments. They offer luxury, medical care, and comfort, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year who return to their favorite resorts for rest and recreation.

Germany Tone

Parish Pastor Discovers Route to Boost Attendance

A pastor near Steining finds a method to draw worshippers by sending sercher to regular spots some distance from the church. He notes attendance rises when people travel to these locations, while those who attend elsewhere must ride for free.

Steining Sercher Srmy

Boyhood Friends Reunite as Bank Chiefs Meet

Tarai ship sp tenga and separation was renew reverently when 660 bank pres enta clasped hands and exchanged reminiscenes. Nasa bey Charles Helmer, president of the First National Bank of Twin Falls, Wiscon was Warren, president of the Big Horn Bank of Hardin, once lived with W. E. Warren. Their youths became fast friends, later separated by work, until a distance telephone reunion confirmed their identities and led to a cordial meeting.

Tarai Bank Presenta NASA Bey Charles Helmer First National Bank of Twin Falls Waho Wisconsin W. E. Warren Big Horn Bank of Hardin Helmer Warren

Employ Flame Guns to Kill Locusts by Toni

Cairo talks about government plans to battle locust swarms this year using flame guns. About 34 tons of locusts have already been killed in the Sinai peninsula. A major clash occurred at Kantara with significant swarms overwhelmed near the Red Sea and Suez. Concerns rise that swarms are breeding in Sinai and may hatch soon.

Cairo Sinai Peninsula Nile Valley Kantara Singhter Tike Pharaot Red Sea Ner Suez Sinai

U S Women Swindled of 700 Million in 1929

Howard G. Reed of Pittsburgh spoke at the Executive Club detailing 1929 frauds against American women. He claimed 85 percent of all salaries were spent by women and blamed husbands and family for failing to teach sound finances leading to poor investments and reduced savings by 150000.00.

Executive Club Howard G. Reed Pittaburgh Femnine Aivaneiers Stoneanonn Iin

Volcano Made Charcoal Walds Alaska People

After Mt Katmai eruption ash cloud and lava ash buried forests turning wood into charcoal. Locals in Kodiak find the resulting fuel valuable for winter heating as large trees charred and snail fossils found, considered acceptable fuel.

Alaska Kodiak Aiasan Mt. Katmai

Two-Headed Turtle Found Near City Clubhouse

A man captured a two headed turtle near a seaside clubhouse about fifty years ago. The creature measured about the size of a ten cent piece and was described as perfectly formed except for its two heads.

Ieee

Italian Bridegroom Refuses Altar in Rome

In Nettiuno the groom Barnaba and Teresa Mark appeared for marriage. The official asked, are you willing to take Teresa Mati aunt as your lawful wife. The groom hesitated, blushed, and finally cried No three times, then fled. The bride fainted, leaving the ceremony in confusion.

Rome Isnese Coseppe Barnaba Terese Mark Netiuno marFle Teresa Mati Faex

From Icefield to Takakkaw Falls in Yoho Park

The Takakkaw Falls in Yoho National Park British Columbia is fed by the Waputik Icefield. Water cascades 150 feet over a cliff then descends in a curtain 1 000 feet and finally tumbles 509 feet into Yoho River.

Takakkaw Falls Yoho National Park British Columbia Waputik Great Divide Yoho Valley Yolo Fiver

Life of a Sponge Life cycle begins as a particle attaches to rock

A fragmentary description explains how a sponge starts life when a tiny particle is carried by tides and currents and finally attaches to rock. It then seeks its own livelihood by feeding on yolk cells and solid nourishment as it grows.

Britannia Major and the title King of Great Britain

The text traces the historical naming of Great Britain as opposed to Britannia Minor and notes James I used the title King of Great Britain without Parliament's sanction. It mentions the union of England and Scotland and the later union with Ireland creating the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Winged

Great Britain Britannia Minor Brittany England Scotland Ireland

Fragmented OCR: Clip persed by current and fear

A garbled OCR passage describes clippers, a current, and a frightened speaker crying Stop and worrying about a vacuum and safety. The readable text is incomplete, with distorted words and unclear events or identities.

Work and Co ir shop on the West Side of the Square

Local shop called de AL Work and Ce ir shop operates on the West Side of the Square. The piece notes shoe representatives and a small business presence in the area with informal street activity.

de AL Work & Ceir

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