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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1930

Page

5

Rowan family gathering honors pioneer settlers at Sunset Park

Daughters of Union Veterans and local families met at Sunset Park Washington for a reunion of the Rowan lineage tracing to John and Sarah McLawen Rowan, with 33 members present. Attendees shared reminiscences, a noon meal, and a pool outing, while younger generations enjoyed a day in the park.

Rowan Sunset Park Washington John Sarah McLawen Rowan Iowa Nancy Buwer Robert Rowan Ainsworth Buwer Baby Richardson John Davison F. Greenfield Dex Mo‘nes Castle Hall Sandwich Cutter R. Dewey Chris Dittmer

Community church groups announce September meetings

The St Paul Evangelical church ladies and society plan a September 4 gathering at Mrs John Wellmen Trot home. Berean Sunday School class led by Mrs Clyde will hold its annual class dinner September 4 at Mr Frank Hubers 101 West Third St. Members note staff changes as Mrs Stryker and Mrs Clyde depart town.

Ladies and Society of the St Paul Evangelical Church John Wellmen Berean Clyde Lass Methodist Sunday School Roy Miller Titus Wowest Bright Walnut Beryone Trom

Fair Booth Showcased Washington County Women At Farm Fair

Clay Township publicity chairmen highlighted Washington County 1930 fair efforts by women from Pleasant Valley and Shafer clubs. They toured with two cars to Motte and set up tents to display a pattern cutting booth and a large county map. Despite strong demonstrations, the booth placed low due to organization gaps, but drew praise and prompted planning for 1931 improvements.

Maces Mencerce Clay ‘Township Washington Clay Township Wington County Max’ Waterhouse Pleasant Valley Club Sirstra Schafer Glodyke Frances Grants Horton Nelson Woodford Motte

Mary Mickeys Room to Be Exhibited Here

Washington County residents will view Mary Mickeys furnished room, selected from Des Moines fair last week where she was one of three statewide exhibitors. The fifteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Mickey lives near town on Route 7 and is active in Walnut 410 club, showcasing refinished grandmothers furniture and a walnut bedstead with a carved straight chair and a rock er. The exhibit aims to inspire local girls clubs, with Mrs Mickey leading the county program and fair funds covering travel and expenses.

Beloek Father O' Donnell Emma Pine Ruth Miner John Mangold Mise Miner Jews City Chicago Washington J.J Mayes Monticello Iowa Washington County Mary Mickey Walter Mickey Des Moines Mary Walnut Ames Mickey Walter Fair Association

Welcome for Coste and Bellonte at New York landing

The French aviators Coste and Bellonte landed in New York to a wild crowd as memories of Lindbergh’s 1927 arrival flooded back. Colonel Lindbergh greeted them warmly and praised the flight, while crowds shouted Vive Coste and Vive La France. The reception continued with press interviews and cheers.

Pali Lindbergh Lindbergh Coste Bellonte Lindbergh America Hines Iater

The Gold Beads That Bound Two Hearts

Rosemary loses the heirloom gold beads from her betrothal string along a wooded path to a white farm and a motor highway. She frantically searches, finding several beads along the way and fearing the rest are lost. Celia appears at night seeking safety, and John arrives with worry and resolve as Rosemary contemplates telling him the truth and vows to recover the remaining beads.

Nary John Tin Spring Rosemary Celia Abel Fox Colin Sun Cetin Rosémars

West Chester church meeting notices 1700s era

Vague church and social event notices indicate several meetings around early September. Activities involve the U S class at a church on Thursday September 4 and a social gathering Friday at 2 30 with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilko.

Social of the van Church Lawrence Wilko

Early body based measures show ancient human unit roots

The article traces how body parts set early standards such as the palm and digits for measurement, leading to Roman palms and inches. It notes the fathom from arm span, the Roman pace of five feet, and the furlong from furrow lengths, with references to Chinese measures and barley kernels as length benchmarks.

No Stock Tea and Balloons Brighten a Michigan Resort Scene

Two men encountered an elderly woman selling hal ons and balloons at a Michigan summer resort. One man bought all the balloons, paying far more than the single balloon price, leaving the seller rueful as she questioned the motive and the impact on her day.

Michigan

Courts Schedule Trials for September Term District Court

Trials set for September term begin Monday September 15 with petit jurors reporting. Civil dockets include cases like Thompson versus Edgington and several others through Wednesday September 17. Two criminal cases follow civil matters: transport of intoxicating liquor and unlawful killing of a deer. grand jury panel this morning selected to report.

M. Om Isington Haroli Thompson Frank Charles Edgington Alses Busheil Petroleum Corp Albert Greinler Leo Shelangoski Cora Wotfeld Arthur Spears Daryl Tel Walter S. Brown Ed J. Yeery Nathaniel Young W. Livingston C. Willite Albert Fellendorf Wellman Lawbank H. Brown Admi Nora O' Loughlin McGraw Addison Murphy Cofia Dick Walters Oskaia Andrew Hauter Sam Chineler Ben Mac Eenblossom J. 8. Plekinson J. W. Merner Frank Moore CW. Potter Ralph Robertson Kerk

Odd Etiquette Customs At Swedish Dinner Parties

Fragmentary OCR describes etiquette contrasts with Denmark and Sweden. It mentions a host or hostess greeting guests, shaking hands, and thanking guests after meals. The text includes scattered names and phrases about diplomacy and commerce in a garbled style.

Sweden Wirseen Olson Denmark

Local Cedar Rapids Auto Race Hosts Diverse Guests

Banwin Dorothy Martha and Bonmit Kos attended the auto race in Cedar Rapids on Monday. Mrs Charles Vanerka and daughter Helen have returned to Chicago after the weekend in Nome. Rex and others hosted guests. Le McKenzie family from Warland visited. Mrs McKensie Helen Grace and another unmarried daughter joined the gathering with Vela Wexwon and Richard Keith Truett of Warland. Dilek Hayes and daughter Aliee from Washington were guests.

Banwin Dorothy Martha Bonmit Kos Cedar Rapids Mira Charles Vanerka Helen Chicago Rex Darnell le McKenzie Warland

Role of newspapers as public guardians of morals and news

An analysis argues that newspapers serve as guardians of public morals and deliver comprehensive news. It contends that readers, not reformers, act as the true censors, guiding what content is welcomed by a broad audience and reflecting common standards of public interest.

Carey Patie Emma Tlocones Sewapaper Jons

Not Worth It A London Anstey style gag ends in a tease

A stage magician promises a stunt for a willing volunteer to stand on a pedestal and appear, but an audience member interrupts with a joke about fetching the wife. The quick exchange shifts the mood, hinting at a playful, uncertain finale.

Agai London

Rumor Circulates About Trust and Publisher Links

Fragmentary notes describe whispers surrounding a writer and a publisher in New York and Pasadena. The text references distrust, an epigram about Barabbas, a publisher invitation, and a police dog at a publisher’s office, with a man named Mir Plume reacting to the dog.

Tiabeda New York Upton Sipelaie Pasadena Xow Hyron Barabbas Pnn Mir Plume Tim

Proof of Asiatic Culture Found in Frozen Bakimo Ruins

Archaeologists Henry B. Collins and Borman Brandt report discovery of a thousand year old culture at a Bakimo settlement on Lawrence Island in Bertog Sea. Pathmaker magazine notes bone harpoons ivory artifacts and mysterious carretobs. The find suggests a distant Asiatic race once linked Siberian shores and nearby islands while adapting to Arctic life.

Lawrence Island Bertog Sea Henry B. Collins Borman Brandt Pathfinder Magazine Masha Siberia Islands

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