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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1932

Page

6

Women’s Relief Corps Plans Grand Army Dinner April 6

The Women’s Relief Corps met at the G A R hall in the courthouse and finalized plans for the grand army dinner to be held April 6. Relief work value for the last two weeks was reported at eight dollars. visits were made to a Civil War veteran, William Nelson of Keota, who celebrated his 89th birthday and is expected at the dinner.

Women’s Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall L. R. Baker William Nelson Keota

FE O W Club Families Celebrate Two Birthdays

The FE O W club families held a birthday dinner Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. R A Dawson home with fourteen members and families attending. The celebration honored Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Myrtle Pierce with a six o'clock chicken dinner. Music by Charles Sloat and Ernest Garrett entertained guests and gifts were given to the two birthday ladies with Mrs. Vacha hosting again next Tuesday evening.

FE. O. W. Club R. A. Dawson Dawson Myrtle Pierce Amos Norton Ed Grayson Melo Vacha Charles Sloat Ernest Garrett

Loyal Builders Class Meets for Pot Luck Supper

The Loyal Builder Sunday school class of the Uni ter Presbyterian church met for a pot luck supper at the church Friday evening. Twenty five were present and enjoyed a big variety of food. The committee for the supper included Mrs Jay Brewer chair man, Mrs Richard McCleery, Mrs Bertha Perdock and Mrs Clarence Logan.

Uni! Presbyterian Church Jay Brewer Richard McCleery Bertha Perdock Clarence Logan

Local clubs schedule meetings this week across town

Daughters of Union Veterans hold regular meeting Monday at 7 30 PM with officer elections. Fortnightly Club music dept. meets Monday evening with Miss Mary Hunter and review by Miss Lillian Minick. Various groups plan socials, pot luck dinners, and charity sewing through Thursday April 7, including D A R and Rosemary Club events.

Daughters of Union Veterans Mary Hunter Lillian Minick H. H. Beach Iowa Blind Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs

Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid and Local Social Meetings

Afternoon gatherings planned for Pleasant Hill with Mrs Glenn Pratt, Mrs Ray Davis, and Mrs Henry Dittmer hosting on Wednesday. Attendees to bring sewing gear quilt patches personal dishes and silver for shared meals. Fort nightly Child's Study Dept meets at 2 39 with Mrs Vernon Crull and towels fundraiser proceeds noted.

Pleasant Hill Eureka Ladies Aid Society Ray Davis Child’s Study Dept Vernon Crull

Harmony Community Club Meeting And Flower Exchange

Thursday activities include the Harmony Community club meeting with Miss Mabel Jolny and an officer election and flower exchange. Also Wet Chester M E church social at Mrs Walter Boyer’s home and Pilotburg U A S gathering at Mrs Esther Hamilton’s house with flower exchange hosted by Mrs Mae Page. Mrs Frank Stransky secretary.

Harmony Community Club Mabel Jolny C. €. Club Chester M. E. Church Walter Boyer Pilotburg U. A. S Esther Hamilton Mae Page Frank Stransky

Community groups announce meetings and events in KC area

A KC community bulletin lists a board party at KC hall on April 5 with music and dance, church events at Haskins and many school vocal practices led by Miss Helen Coffey on April 5 and 6, plus meetings of Kelah club, Neruh ladies, H H club, P and L chapter, Fleur de lis, Christian Ladies Aid and more with dates in April.

K. C. Hall Helen Coffey

Anamosa Youth Is Missing Believed Taken by Robbers

Anamosa Iowa April 4 193? Charles Niles 20 year old son of Clifford Niles prominent politician was forced by bandits to drive away in his car after leaving the theater he controlled. He was last seen leaving with theater receipts as the car was seen moving from an alley near the theater a search was begun.

Anamosa INS Charles Niles Clifford Niles Niles Sheriff’s Office

Drag River Near Decorah for Body

Decorah Iowa authorities drag the upper Iowa River for the body of Glen Amidahl believed murdered Saturday night. The Ossian area farmer’s son failed to return home after being in Decorah. his purse and hat were found on the river bank near his car parked in front of a high school.

Decorah Iowa Glen Amdahl Glen Ossian

Ensa Jet Tick Shoe Store Targeted by Burglars

Davenport burglars hit three stores Friday evening including Ensa Jet Tick Shoe Store in Davenport operated by Earl Corbin formerly of Washington. Only a small amount of money was secured from the three locations.

Davenport Ensa Jet Tick Earl Corbin Washington

80 Percent of Repairs Caused by Improper Lubrication

Mr. Tucker of Tucker & Eicher Chevrolet Dealers notes 33 vital lubrication points in a Chevrolet. Mechanics are factory trained and will perform complete chassis lubrication for Chevrolets at a special bargain during the week of April 4, offering service at reduced cost before regular pricing resumes.

Tucker Tucker & Eicher Chevrolet Tucker & Ficher

Orchestra at Haskins Church Play Tuesday Evening

The church at Haskins will host an orchestra produce a play at Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. The program will include numbers from residents and visitors.

Haskins Church Haskins Presbyterian Gharch

Ladies Aid Meets Haskins April Fourth

The Haskins Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. R. McCreedy.

Dies Aid Martin Westen Christian Ladies Aid Society Haskins Haskins Ladies Aid Society J. R. McCreedy

Prominent Cedar Rapids Man Dies in Iowa

Dr. Richard Lord of Cedar Rapids aged 63 and head of the Interocean Insurance Company dies from heart trouble after a month of illness. He is survived by his widow, a son Richard Jr, and two daughters Mrs. H Cruler and Eloisegnail, all of Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Richard Lord Interocean Reinsurance Company Richard Jr H. ©. Cruler Eloisegnail

Junior class play Lookin Lovely thrills Crawfordsville crowd

A full house applauded Crawfordsville junior class play Lookin Lovely in the school auditorium. Talma Clark and Eldred Berkshire gave strong comic turns while Miss Gault directed the production and the orchestra provided pre show music.

Crawfordsville Talma Clark Eldred Berkshire Miss Gault Arlene Lowe Persimmon Bordine Winnie Bordine Ruth Barnes Amarilla Ruth Hauenstein Buddie Eldred Berkhire Clytie Jennie Matthews Verlee Orchard Speed Hawkins Victor Hesseltine Esther Hastings Nor Buddy Bill Baker Jim Dugan Buddies Moe Dahrouki Cholly Longacre

Four Americans in Honolulu to Go on Trial for Murder

In Honolulu four Americans Mrs Granville Fortescue her son in law Lieut Thomas H Massie and two enlisted sailors E J Lord and Albert S Jones face second degree murder charges in the Kahahawai case. The group accused of avenge the attack on Mrs Massie with Kahahawai shot Jan 8. Clarence Darrow leads the defense as the trial set for 9 am Honolulu time with security prepared for crowds.

Honolulu T. H INS Bar of Justice Granville Forestecue Thomas H. Massie United States Navy E. J. Lord Albert S. Jones Joseph Kahahawai Kahahawai Clarence Darrow

War reporter Floyd Gibbons returns to San Francisco

Floyd Gibbons arrives in San Francisco aboard the President Coolidge after covering Shanghai fighting for International News Service. Officials military leaders and business figures will greet him at the dock, with Mayor Angelo Rossi hosting a city welcome and a Commercial Club luncheon to hear his Shanghai experiences and views on Orient trade. Oakland plans a civic welcome next Wednesday.

San Francisco INS Floyd Gibbons Shanghai International News Service President Coolidge Army Navy Marine Corps Angelo Rossi Gibbons The Commercial Club Wartorn Orient Oakland

Notable Passengers aboard President Coolidge Ahead of Schedule

The President Coolidge sails with William Cameron Forbes American ambassador to Japan Sir Victor Sassoon India banker and Dr A J Torrance alive despite death reports from a UC medical expedition in Manchuria The liner races across the Pacific arriving a day early The ship is commanded by Captain K A Ahilin.

President Coolidge William Cameron Forbes Japan Victor Sassoon India A. J. Torrance University of California Manchuria President Hoover K. A. Ahilin

Difficult Language In Chinese Speech Has Many Word Meanings

The Chinese spoken language uses a compact lexicon with words carrying multiple meanings. Context drives interpretation, making homographs common and comprehension reliant on tone and situational clues.

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