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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1932

Page

5

Shakespeare? No Stanwyck and a chorus of smiles

The piece reviews multiple films including Shopworn starring Barbara Stanwyck with a moral drama and a richly varied setting. It highlights The Final Edition about daring reporters, and the musical comedy Girl Crazy led by Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey with Eddie Quillan Mitzi Green Dorothy Lee and lush musical backing.

Will Bee Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Eddie Quillan Mitzi Green Hollywood Dorothy Lee

Washington High School Notes and Music Program

Washington schools held a Southeastern Iowa teachers meeting in Ottumwa over two days, prompting two extra spring vacation days. A music program features glee clubs small groups and soloists next Wednesday, with sub district contest in Sigourney April 8 and 9. District contest at Ottumwa April 22. Milan Thompson lost sub district oratorical contest in Olds last Friday. Hi Y and Y M G A met at the Y. Dr Eastwood spoke in place of Dr Whiting at Fairfield. Debate records show negative team strong this season. Grinnell negatives beat the affirmative last Thursday. A humorous exchange ends with a stove joke about heat.

Washington Iowa Ottumwa Sigourney Milan Thompson Olds Hi-Y Whiting Fairfield Eastwood Ternoon Grinnell

Debates Won and Lost The Washington

The Washington defeated the Iowa City affirmative team on Wednesday 11 in a close debate match. Judges credited strong arguments from Washington while Iowa City contested key points and opening remarks.

Washington Iebate Iowa City

Washington Track Team Takes Fifth at Little Six Meet

The Washington track squad finished fifth in the Little Six indoor meet at the Iowa City field house last Friday night. Ottumwa won, Fairfield was second, with Washington scorers McElhinney Fredrick Minden C Smith Lytle Schulty Fuhr and V Smith. Next they travel to Iowa City for the state indoor meet. no notes next week due to vacation.

Iowa City Ottumwa Fairfield Washington McElhinney Fredrick Minden C. Smith Lytle Schulty Fuhr V. Smith

Remember This Too Many Pray For Emergency Rations

A quoted line from the Los Angeles Times reflects on social attitudes toward daily sustenance versus emergency aid, highlighting concern over prioritizing nearness of daily bread over scattered relief.

Los Angeles Times

Benefit play and community notes from Brighton

The town announces a second week in April benefit play The Path Across the Hills for the Cemetery Association with a listed cast including Samuel Crawford Ira Waterhouse and Frieda Vanerus among others. Community events include Epworth League services at the Methodist church with Bernard Greeson conducting and a gospel team from nearby towns. A Gram family from Sigourney moved into the Smith property near the M and St L tracks.

Brighton Cemetery Association Samuel Crawford Ira Waterhouse Robert Post W W. Jamison Jimmie Reed Lloyd Walter Conrad Ruth Clifford Leeper Salamander Alexander John Henry Jones Zuaus Roy Hinson Davis Grace Frazey Ruth Conrad Bobbie Frieda Vanerus Flo Gray H. W. Helmick Dorothy L. FE. Helmick Chas. Johnson Joe Buzzard Carrie Lemley Wer Washinton Floyd Whittington Fairfield Dr. Whittington Mae Pickin Julia Parks Bert Day Maxine Dr. Whitting Gospel Crusaders Epworth League Birmingham Agency Batavia Gram Sigourney Smith

Wayland Notes on Illnesses and Local Visits

Wayland district reports multiple ill residents including small girl Leela Eicher in serious condition and Jimmy Eicher with scarlet fever. Various local families host committees, perform duties, and honor events with visits to Burlington and nearby towns. Relations attend church, school, and Easter events. plans unfold for funerals, birthdays, and community gatherings.

Grace Hill Local Notes Mention Repairs and Army Report

Mary Sherlock reports on Grace Hill events including Chas Strohm doing work at the Nichols house by Jim Banks. Orie Sankey had a small eye injury from a steel particle but should recover. Robertson attended lone Wednesday. Glenn plans to join the U S Army aviation division. Ladies Aid met with Lottie Robertson Wednesday afternoon. Ira Miksch installs a Washington telephone, lines set on 39 line. Nora McKinstry attended court in Washington on petit jury. Mary Boone of Kalons visits the parental Edd Libe home. Marguerite Scranton, Pleasant school teacher, stayed over Sunday due to bad roads. She boards at Edd.

Chas. Strohm Nichols Jim Banks Sankey Enn Robertson Glenn U. S. Army Ladies Aid Lottie Robertson Ira Miksch Washington

Muscatine Visit Noted In School Report

Libes Miss Scranton reports fourteen pupils and good progress at school. Wess Engel spent Sunday in Muscatine with friends.

Local visits and farm notes from Riverside region

Mr and Mrs Ed Lukavsky and Mary spent Wednesday afternoon in Riverside at the parental Liska home Mary helped grandmother Emil Finks during the gathering Jkd Lukassky shipped cattle Tuesday Richard Schiebel returned home Wednesday evening enjoying a vacation Mr Sutherland sold straw to Mr Lukavsky Mr and Mrs Hill Chemilar called in Washington Tuesday Clem Griffith visited John Griffith Thursday

Ed Wolf Marion Reel Jesse Ficher Wayland Arthur Wiley Philip Wanerus Washington Henry Schaffer Fairfield R. E. L MeeClintic G. C. Picken Ruthan Junior Robi. Laughrig Bobby Joe Keokuk Lauughrige Joe Mr Laughinge Southeastern Ottumwa Harmony Ed Lukavsky Mary Riverside Liska Emil Finks Jkd Lukassky Richard Schiebel Sutherland Lukavsky Mrs. Hill Clem Griffith John Griffith

Regular Masonic Meetings In Washington and Damascus Lodges

Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 A PrP and AM hold regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Glenn Mace W M and A W Yard Secretary. Damascus Shritte No. 1 WLS holds regular meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each month at the Masonic Temple rooms with Mrs Grace BK Twinam W H P and Mrs Hazel Haven W Scribe.

Washington Lodge No A. Prp A. M Glenn Mace W. M A. W. Yard Damascus Shritte Masonic Temple Rooms Grace BK. Twinam Hazel Haven Scribe

Railway Time Table Arrives Departs

Complex timetable entries list trains and times across multiple lines. It includes local passenger and freight services, no. 3 and no. 4 Golden State and Apache services, west and eastbound schedules, and branch notes. Agent signatures appear for L. Goodlander and W. C. Bell.

Golden State Seestone Golden State Sanior Suni Siehee Ioee Knoxville Sriental Ace Apacicn Calgdlettan Annexo Sun- IS California L. Goodlander J. ©. McKay W. C. Bell

Franklin Center Community Notes Mention Local Events

Reports include Art Dawson's torn ankle ligaments and slow recovery. Families and neighbors share visits, funerals for Heck and Teets, and attendance at the Keating sale. Geneva Eyestone to teach at Grant, Jimmie Marsh visits, and rhubarb blooming as Grant school breaks for teachers’ meeting.

Franklin Center Art Dawson Retta Mills Lloyd Dickinson Floyd Farrier Dickinson M. D. Atkinson Finke Howard Teyle Heck Teets

Baby born as county hospital clocks in a son

News from Glendale notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Harold White on Sunday afternoon March 15 at the county hospital. Leona Parcells is ill with influenza and Glendale school has a short dismissal. The community mourns the death of Mrs John Smylie of Crawfordsville. Bennie Schantz delivered corn to Sam Neil. Spread Eagle school marked Easter with crafts and eggs. Mud limits Bak ter observances as wagons remain main transport.

Glendale Harold White Leona Parcells Glen Dale Murray Smylie John Smylie Crawfordsville Bennie Schantz Sam Neil Spread Eagle School Miss Applegate Henry Miller Bert Givens

New York Encounters Buck Landers and a Bold Courtship

Mary meets Buck Landers in a formal but tense reunion at the Mortgenhoff. He asks her to dance, apologizes for past wrongs, and withdraws with a chastened air as Mary contemplates the shifting power between old rivalries and new love. Mary then returns to Bill, faces Steve's impending departure, and begins a fresh life in New York as she prepares for marriage and a possible overseas future.

Xpary Buck Landers Mary Bill Landers New York the Mortgenhoff Steve Mr. Landers Bill Calvert Mr. Calvert Cuba Catskills Eileen Calverts Brooklyn

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