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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1933

Page

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College musical groups present concerts in town

Monmouth college men's glee club and the Cornell college orchestra performed in local churches this weekend drawing large crowds. Dr T H McMichael spoke at Vesper, Glenn C Shaver led the Monmouth group, and Lucile Indra Her played violin solos with Alden Miller directing the Cornell program. Offerings supported expenses with 1146 attendees counted.

Monmouth Cornell Monmouth College Men's Glee Club United Presbyterian Church Cornell College Methodist Church College T. H. McMichael Glenn C. Shaver Methodist United Presbyterians Washington United Presbyterian Young People Monmouth Club Methodist Choir Monmouth Boys WU. P Cornell Orchestra M. E. Choir Burlington High School Kiwanis Club Winfield O'chestra Lucile Indra Moses Horace Alden Miller Sarasatl

Roosevelt asks mortgage relief in farm reform plan

President Roosevelt urged Congress in a special message to include relief for farm mortgage indebtedness. The Senate Agriculture Committee finished the main farm bill and moved to report it. A farm credit bill would issue two billion dollars of land bonds to refinance mortgages and lower interest to avert forced liquidation.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Senate Agriculture Committee

McElhinney Places at Iowa City Indoor Meet

Tom McElhinney of Washington high school, the lone placer from Coach Herbert Kort's squad, tied for second in the pole vault with Nelson of Grant High Cedar Rapids at the Iowa City Indoor Meet with over forty Iowa schools entered. Clinton, Fort Dodge, Ogle Mosa, Davenport and Keokee led. Fourteen records fell, with Nelson of Clinton winning three events and setting new marks in the 50 yard dash broad jump and 60 yard low hurdles.

Tom McElhinney Washington High School Herbert Kort Iowa City Iowa Tom Nelson Grant High Cedar Rapids Schiebel Davenport Washington Clinton Fort Dodge Oglaloosa Kerokee

West Chester Names Elected in Municipal Ballot

West Chester voters elected Mayor Lou Bauer and Assessor James Griggs. Councilmen chosen were A. T. Augustine, Eldon Bauer, L. B. Hewitt, Ira Hole, and Frank Moothart.

West Chester Lou Bauer James Griggs A. T. Augustine Eldon Bauer L. 8. Hewitt Ira Hole Frank Moothart

Four marriage licenses issued in county in one day

The first of April yielded an unusually large batch of marriage licenses with four issued. Recipients include William Podaris and Agnes Lepshire of Riverside, Rodney Swailes of Columbus Junction and Eva Wagner of Washington, William D. Kyle and Illa Mae Hotle of Washington, and William H. Harrison and Loretta Devaney of Washington.

William Podaris Agnes Lepshire Riverside Rodney Swailes Columbus Junction Eva Wagner Washington William D. Kyle Illa Mae Hotle William H. Harrison Loretta Devaney

Roosevelt speaks French and more at Beverly Hills

In Beverly Hills on April 1 Roosevelt surprises by speaking French fluently the second linguistic feat after revealing he can speak America. The columnist notes his trio of speaking skills including Turkish to the senate and warns about Morgan’s potential exposure at the senate witness stand, with the boat sailing Wednesday.

Beverly Hills Calif Roosevelt America Turkey Senate New York Morgan

Miss Gertrude Klotz Dead in Columbus Junction

Miss Gertrude Klotz died at five this morning at her Columbus Junction home after a long illness. She was born locally and educated at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and Drake University Des Moines. Survived by mother Mrs M W Klotz four sisters and a brother funeral likely Wednesday at home with burial in Columbus City cemetery.

Columbus Junction Gertrude Klotz Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Drake University Des Moines Deming, N. M M. W. Klotz Winifred K. Butler Brooklyn N. Y Harry Formare L. B. Shahan Chicago Florence Klotz Casper Wyo Atlanta Fred Colton Columbus City Cemetery

Ward school marble tourney to start at four tomorrow

The ward school marble tournament will start at four o clock tomorrow evening at four separate schools and the city finals will be at one school at the same hour Thursday evening. Bill Stewart will have charge at Centennial Dick Edgington at Heights Dale Kiesey at Lincoln and Burdette Westermark at Wallace. The Y plans this event through committees of the boys fathers.

Ward Bill Stewart Centennial Dick Edgington Heights Dale Kiesey Lincoln Burdette Westermark Wallace

Miss M Grecian Dies After Long Illness

Mary Ellen Grecian 73 died at 9 30 last night after years of illness. She was born in Highland township and lived in the county all her life. Survived by two brothers John Grecian Kalona and George Grecian Washington and step mother Mrs Haline Grecian Washington. Funeral at L A Jones funeral home at two o clock Wednesday afternoon. Burial in Eins Grove cemetery.

Mary Ellen Grecian William S Amanda (Tompking) Grecian Highland Township John Grecian Kalona George Grecian Washington Haline Grecian L. A. Jones Funeral Home Eins Grove Cemetery

Potato Tops Fort Worth as Favorite Vegetable

Fort Worth reports potatoes as the region s preferred vegetable after a United States Department of Agriculture finding. Last year 676 carloads were consumed locally, with apples nearly matching during Christmas season.

Fort Worth Tex Arbort Worth United Staes Departent For Agriculture

Relief Funds Are Raised as Iowa Floods Wane

Waterloo and surrounding towns raced to aid more than 100 families driven to shelters as Cedar River floodwaters receded. Des Moines reports Cedar crested around 23.3 feet near Boone while Waverly and Cedar Falls areas saw streets flooded and isolation threats. Rescue arms worked as water levels declined and roads reopened.

Des Moines U.R Cedar River Boone Ledges Waterloo Cedar Rapids Cedar Vinton Waverly Westfield and Galloway Cedar Falls

Fulton to Monmouth Evangelistic Services This Week

Rev. D. C. Fulton travels to Monmouth to lead evangelistic services at the First United Presbyterian Church each evening through Friday He will return for next Sunday Rev Norman Calhoun pastors the church Fulton will preach at is Rev Norman Calhoun.

D. C. Fulton Monmouth First United Presbyterian Church Mr. Fulton Norman Calhoun

Brighton Woman Taken By Death

Mrs Clara Reininger of five miles southeast of Brighton died at 1:38 AM after a period of failing health and recent pneumonia. Age 63 she leaves five children two grandchildren and a large sibship. funeral at home Tuesday 1 PM and at Germanville Lutheran Church 2 PM conducted by Rev J L Leitzinger with burial in the adjoining cemetery.

Brighton Clara Reininger Here Germanville Lutheran Church J. L. Leitzinger Reibinger William Margaret Stortz Burr Oak Germanville John Harshbarger Peter Reininger George Elininger Aurora P. J. Balmer Burlington John Albert Freda Harry Lawrence Henry Stortz Frank Flinspach Fairfield Irwin Joe Lena Taglavuer

Iowa House Rejects Full Probe of Highway Board

Des Moines April 3 The Iowa House refused a full investigation of the state highway commission by a joint House Senate committee, 46 to 65 with seven absent. The original House committee will handle the inquiry and reported charges of collusion and conspiracy involving the commission and chief engineer Fred White in cement contracts. A Herring bill to protect bank depositors was delayed in the Senate to tomorrow to review eight amendments.

Des Moines U.P Iowa House Iowa State Highway Commission House Senate Tas Fred White

Urgent Potatoes and Carrots Needed for City Hall Kitchen

The emergency kitchen committee at city hall seeks immediate donations of potatoes and carrots to feed the needy. Chief cook Charlie Welsh urges community support and asks donors to leave produce at the kitchen for processing and distribution.

City Hall Charlie Welsh

Oath Taken By Mayor And Council

New Washington city administration inducted at noon as D. J. Ross sworn in as mayor. Six council members also took the oath. Adjournment set for 7 30 p m to take up appointments and salaries. Old council members including Kos Kilcher Paula Mace Stewart retire. J H Squire remains.

Washington City Administration John W. Applegate D. J. Ross Ross W. J. Morrow O. BF. Boller John H. Squire W. B. Dupuis Carl Hedges F. B. Reid E. Lemley Old Council Will Kos L. M. Kilcher George Paula G. E. Mace D. Stewart J. H. Squire

Sheriff seeks missing daughter of man found dead in Milan box car

Sheriff K H M Carty asks for help identifying a Washington woman believed to be the daughter of a man named O Reilly found dead today in a Milan Missouri box car. A letter in his papers from a Washington woman is thought to exist but the name is unknown. Anyone with information should notify the sheriff to inform her of her father's death and reconnect with Milan authorities.

K. H. M.carty Washington Milan Missouri O'Reilly

Mart White Home Entered by Burglar

Mart White reported to Sheriff R. H. McCarty that his East Madison street home was entered by a burglar who broke a window pane. An inventory showed one soap bar one milk bottle and one pie missing. White said he would prefer advance notice to avoid breaking glass next time.

Mart White R. H. McCarty East Madison Street Mrs. White Mr. White Rencher

Football Fan Injured as Spectator Dislocated Leg in Camas

In Camas Washington George Wright a spectator suffered a dislocated right leg during a football game. The lone injury reported in the event.

Camas, Wash George Wright

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