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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1932

Page

8

Relief groups meet for dinners and visits at local halls

The Women's Relief corps gathered at the G A R hall in the courthouse Saturday with plans made for the grand army dinner on April 6. Relief activity noted eight dollar value for the past two weeks and visits to sick members and comrades were reported. The Susan Coffey Auxiliary of the West Chester MFE church met at Lizzie Van Sickle’s home with nine members and three guests. Devotions were led by Ethel Bauer, a Sweet Hour of Prayer hymn was sung, and lessons and demonstrations were shared. An offering was taken for the Dow Memorial fund and a business meeting followed. The Loyal Builder class held a potluck at the Unit Presbyterian Church with 25 attending and a committee named to arrange the supper.

Women's Relief Corps G. A. R. Hall L. R. Baker William Nelson Keota Susan Coffey Women's Foreign Missionary Society West Chester M.fe Lizzie van Sickle Ethel Bauer Edna Kleese Margaret Rittenhouse Edith Bauer Dow Memorial Fund

Highland club hosts April gathering with guests and games

Sidney and Lucille Coon hosted the Jolliest club Friday April 1 with fifteen members and five guests Blanche Weber Kermit Klopfstein Lorine Clarence Lasek and Eula Mae Coon Rook provided entertainment A niece was introduced and snacks served The club planned monthly meetings through the season Next meeting will be with Burke McCreedy in May E W club held birthday dinner for Mrs Dawson and Mrs Myrtle Pierce Fourteen members and families attended music by Charles Sloat and Ernest Garrett Gifts were given for birthdays Mrs Vacha hosts next Tuesday evening.

Sidney Lucille Coon Highland’s Jolliest Club Blanche Weber Kermit Klopfenstein Lorine Clarence Lasek Eula Mae Coon Rook Burke MccCreedy E. O. W. Club R. A. Dawson Dawson Myrtle Pierce Amos Norton Ed Grayson Melo Vacha Charles Sloat Ernest Garrett

Community club meetings and socials announced

The schedule lists a Monday 7 30 p m Daughters of Union Veterans business meeting a Fortnightly club music department gathering led by Miss Mary Hunter and a review by Miss Lillian Minick about Mrs H H Beach. Also a social at Dr F W Eastwood’s class Monday at the Turner home with supper at 6 30 and potluck items.

Daughters of Union Veterans Mary Hunter Lillian Minick H. H. Beach Iowa Blind Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs F. W. Eastwood Harry Turner

Crawfordsville Legion Auxiliary Holds Quilt Fair

The Crawfordsville Legion Auxiliary hosted a quilt fair at the Legion hall with displays of quilts coverlets pictures rugs and antiques. Judges named ribbon winners for various quilt categories and attendees traveled from Washington Columbus Junction and Ainsworth.

Crawfordsville Legion Auxiliary Crawfordsville Legion Hall Everette Wright Cora McCoy Washington Columbus Junction Ainsworth Daisy Huber Essa Harper Frank Sickles

Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Meet With Mrs Glenn Pratt

Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting with sewing gear. Eureka Ladies Aid holds a ten cent social at Mrs Jay Davis home on Wednesday afternoon April 6 bringing quilt patches. Just Us club observes anniversary and dinner at Mrs Henry Dittmer’s home at one o clock with each member bringing her own dishes and silver. Linger Longer club gathers Wednesday afternoon with Mrs George Bartholomew. Fortnightly Child's Study Dept meets Wednesday at 2 20 with Mrs Vernon Crull bring money for towels hemmed by the blind women.

Pleasant Hill Eureka Ladies Aid Society Jay Davis Just Us Club Henry Dittmer Child's Study Dept Vernon Crull

Harmony Community Club Meets With Miss Mabel Johnson

Thursday April 7 Harmony Community Club holds officer election and flower exchange. West Chester M E Church Co. 0 club hosts monthly social at Mrs Walter Boyer home April 7. Pilotburg U A S S meets at Mrs Esther Hamilton home with Mrs Mae Page hostesses and flower exchange. Mrs Frank Stransky secretary. St Pauls Evangelical La

Harmony Community Club Mabel Johnson Co. Club West Chester M. E. Church Walter Boyer Pilotburg U. A. Ss Esther Hamilton Mae Page Frank Stransky

Anamosa Youth Taken by Bandits After Theater Heist

Charles Niles 20 year old son of Clifford Niles a prominent politician was forced by bandits to drive away in his car after closing a theater in which he held a controlling interest. He was last seen leaving with the theater receipts and the car was seen moving from an alley near the show house before he vanished.

Anamosa INS Charles Niles Clifford Niles Niles Sheriff's Office

Drag River Near Decorah for Body

Decorah authorities dragged the upper Towa river today for the body of Glen Am dahl missing since Saturday night. Son of a wealthy Ossian farmer, he failed to return from Decorah and a search began. his hat and purse were found on the river bank near his car parked by a high school.

Decorami Towa Decorah Glen Amdahl Glen Ossian

Enna Jet shoe store burglarized in Davenport heist

A Davenport item reports the Enna Jet tick shoe store operated by Earl Corbin formerly of Washington was one of three Davenport stores entered by burglars on Friday evening. Only a small amount of money was taken across the three locations.

Davenport Enna Jet Tick Shoe Earl Corbin Washington

Community announcements and club meetings listed

The notice sheet lists a KC card party and dance at KC hall on Tuesday evening April 5, a play Whiskers at Haskins church with orchestra and chalk talk, and various school vocal practice times. It also notes a calendar of club meetings and social events with dates in April and April 5.

K. C K. C. Hall Haskins Church

Chevrolets Lubrication Tip From Tucker and Bicher

Mr. Tucker explains 80 percent of repairs come from bad lubrication and lists 33 vital lubrication points on Chevrolet cars. Tucker and Bicher offer complete chassis lubrication for 75 cents during the week of April 4, performed by factory trained mechanics to improve spring motoring.

Tucker Tucker & Eicher Chevrolet Tucker & Ficher Tucker & Bicher

Orchestra Play at Church in Haskins April First

The orchestra of Haskins will present a play at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The program will include numbers by local and visiting performers.

Haskins Presbyterian Gharch The Evening Journal

Ladies Aid Meet at Mrs. McCreedy’s Home

The Has kins Ladies Aid society will hold a Thursday afternoon gathering with Mrs. Jor. McCreedy guiding the meeting agenda and activities.

Haskins Haskins Ladies Aid Society Jor. McCreedy

Prominent Cedar Rapids Man Dies at 63

Dr. Richard Lord prominent Cedar Rapids resident and president of the Interocean Insurance Company dies at 63 from heart complications after a month of illness. Survived by widow, son Richard Jr, and two daughters Mrs H O Culver and Floisenair of Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Richard Lord Interocean Reinsurance Company Richard Jr H. O. Ctuler Floiseen Air

Junior class play Lookin Lovely delights Crawfordsville crowd

A full house at Crawfordsville High enjoyed Lookin Lovely staged by the junior class with Talma Clark and Eldred Berkshire in comic roles. Miss Gault directed aided by an orchestra as the cast portrayed a New England home with plot twists including foreclosure, a health institute scheme, jail, and a happy ending.

Crawfordsville Talma Clark Eldred Berkshire Miss Gault Arlene Lowe Persimmon Bordine Winnie Bordine Ruth Barnes Amarilla Truth Hauenstein Buddie Eldred Berkhire Clytie Jennie Matthews Verlee Orchard Speed Hawkins Victor Hesseltine Esther Hastings Buddy Bill Baker Jim Dugan Buddies Moe Dabrouki Cholly Longacre

Four Americans to face murder trial in Honolulu

Four Americans including Mrs. Granville Forestene and her son in law Lieut. Thomas H Massie alongside two naval enlisted men were to stand trial for second degree murder in Honolulu. The case concerns the slaying of Joseph Kahahawai after a mob incident believed to avenge Mrs Thalia Massie. Clarence Darrow heads the defense as the trial opens at 9 am Honolulu time.

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

War correspondent Floyd Gibbons returns to San Francisco

Floyd Gibbons, famed war correspondent, arrives aboard the President Coolidge today in San Francisco. City officials, military officers, and business leaders will greet him at the dock and escort him to the city hall for an official welcome by Mayor Angelo Rossi. A Civic luncheon by the Commercial Club will follow where he shares Shanghai experiences and Orient trade views. Oakland plans a civic welcome on Wednesday.

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

Passengers aboard President Coolidge include Forbes Sassoon Torrance

The President Coolidge sails toward the Pacific with William Cameron Forbes American ambassador to Japan Sir Victor Sassoon and Pr A J Torrance aboard. Torrance is reported alive after rumors of his death during a UC medical expedition in Manchuria. The liner arrives ahead of schedule under Captain K A Ahilin.

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

Language Ambiguity in Chinese Speech

The statement notes that Chinese spoken language uses relatively few words but each word carries multiple meanings, creating complexity in understanding and translation. It highlights semantic richness and potential ambiguity in everyday communication.

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