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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1933

Page

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Star Route to Iowa City April 17th

The star mail route between Washington and Iowa City will start April 17. The west bound route to Sigourney may begin from the local office soon after morning mail arrives. Iowa City to Washington mail leaves at 4 48 AM and reaches Washington at 6 15 AM with trains at 9 49 AM. Northbound mail leaves Washington at 5 PM and reaches Iowa City at 6 50 PM. Documentary internal revenue stamps will be sold at the local post office for deeds and instruments.

Iowa City Star Mail Washington Sigourney Iowa City-Washington Towa City Five O'Cock Riverside Hille

Music Program At 8:00 Tonight At School

High school musicians continue practice for the district contest at Fairfield this week. Tonight the boys and girls glee clubs and six soloists perform in the high school auditorium with no admission fee and a silver offering taken. Milburn McKay leads the instrumentalists as they finish preparations for the district competition. Washington entrants compete Thursday and Friday with other divisions on Saturday.

Fairfield Helen Coffey Milburn McKay Washington Armory Hall Town City

Lump of Coal Returns: A 31 Year Sidewalk Monument

A 6,000 pound coal chunk split into 2,200 and 2,800 pound pieces was placed outside the Martin coal office on North Marion Avenue in 1902 when Milwaukee railway extended to Washington. The two pieces remain on display, weathering the decades, while locals recall horses scared and few streetcars.

Lemmon Drug Store Milwaukee Railway Washington Mel Shields Denver John Shields Shields Carl Company Marion Avenue

John A. Orris Burial Set in Crawfordsville

Funeral services for John A. Orris will be held Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with interment in Crawfordsville cemetery. He died at 6:30 this morning at the Washington economy home after a stroke and long ill health. Born February 14 1857 in Louisa County he was the oldest child of Jeremiah and Mary Jane Orris and lived most of his life as a farmer in Crawfordsville. He is survived by four brothers Will California Jay Monmouth Iowa S K west Crawfordsville and A B in Crawfordsville.

Crawfordsville John A. Orris Presbyterian Church Washington Economy Jeremiah Mary Jane Orris Louisa County Will California Jay Monmouth Iowa S. K Weat A. B Crawfordsvile

Doctors shuffle offices in local buildings

Dr. A. W. Clow relocates from the Journal building to the fourth floor of the Bailey Building and resumes practice. Dr. N P F Masson expands into Clow’s former Journal rooms, while Dr. W J Masson enlarges his area in the former office. Dr. H F Frank L Wilson moves to the Journal building head of stairs room. Dr. B E B Stutsman stays in place with no change.

A. W. Clow Journal N. PF. Masson Dr. Clow W. J. Masson H. F Frank L. Wilson Journal Building Dr. B. EB. Stutsman

Quiet Beverly Hulls Weekend Brings Calm and Beer

The report notes a tranquil period with fewer accidents. People drank beer and napped, even as a polo player woke to find his horse beaten. The speaker praises Roosevelt and laments independent thinking, claiming the country is in a better time under a smart leader.

Beverly Hulls Cal Beer Roosevelt

Infant dies after eight days in county hospital

Ronald Lee Chance died at the county hospital at six o’clock yesterday evening. He lived eight days after birth on April 3 to parents Meredith and Mabel Eaphad Chance of Washington. Burial services were held this afternoon at two o’clock at the Sandy Hook cemetery near Brighton, conducted by Rey A A Vinz.

Ronald Lee Chance County Meredith and Mabel Eaphad Chance Washington Sandy Hook Brighton Rey A A. Vinz

Benjamin H. Wilson Funeral Set for Thursday

Benjamin H. Wilson died yesterday at his daughter's home Mrs Wise Long. Funeral services will be at L A Jones Funeral Home Thursday at ten oclock with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. The services will be conducted by Carl W Klein. Friends may pay respects at the funeral home this evening and tomorrow morning. Surviving relatives include a stepdaughter Mrs. bd.

Benjamin H. Wilson Wise Long L. A

Commencement Plans Begin for Washington High and Junior College

Plans for Washington high school and junior college commencement began on June 1 with Frank Mies of Des Moines named as speaker. Miles, a Iowa Legionnaire and editor of the Iowa Legionaire, will give the bacculaureate address. Class play dates are set for May 25 and 26.

Washington High School Frank KR. “Mies Des Moines Miles American Legion Iowa Iowa Legionaire High Scheel

Telephone service extended to East in Near East

Manager Lloyd Morrison announces trans Atlantic telephone service now reaches Jerusalem Haifa and Jaffa in Palestine. Calls go through overseas operator in New York marking a milestone in global communication.

Lloyd Morrison Near East Jerusalem Haifa Jaffa Palestine New York

Gray of Washington and Sister Rena Mitchell

Gray of Washington and his sister Mrs. Rena Mitchell of Alladin Wyoming are mentioned in the readable fragment. The text references family relations and locations without additional context or events.

Weather delays farm work as cold fronts linger

Des Moines reports ten day lag in field work due to cold air and snow flurries forecast for tonight and tomorrow. Yesterday highs reached 55 at Clarinda and Atlantic, with 24 below at Boone Inwood and Atlantic. The regular weather bulletin resumes after a three month lapse noting winter was just above normal and spring conditions remain cool and wet delaying plowing and oats seeding.

Des Moines Ilona Clarinda Atlantic Boone, Inwood

Westphal Engraving Talk Highlights Ys Men Club

John Westphal Jr spoke to the Y's Men’s club on engraving art its history and methods He demonstrated engraving on silverware trophies and other items Two teams passed a candlebox cover with noses and Lee Holland discussed banking signs and Iowa Texas mood shift New member Dr Robert A Hender was introduced Ottumwa Y’s Men’s club hosts next week with dinner and a volleyball meet Waterloo district governor Marin Farbeli expected to attend

John Westphal, Jr Y's Men's Club Westphal John Winga Lee Holland Lee Iowa Texas Hender Robert A. Hender Ottumway Waterloo Marin Farbeli

Paroled Massachusetts prisoners often return to confinement

In Boston an estimate places about half of the 3000 parolees released annually in Massachusetts back in confinement for crimes while on parole or for parole violations.

Boston Massachusetts

Legion to Build Hall in Atwood Kansas

The American Legion board of directors announces a special effort to aid the unemployed by building a legion hall in Atwood Kansas at a total cost of 5500 dollars, covering lots building and fixtures.

Atwood, Kan American Legion Board of Directors Legion Hall

Attendance Increases at Union Pre Easter Services

The union Passion Week services at the Christian church drew a larger audience last evening. Rev. D. C. Fulton of the United Presbyterian church delivered a sermon on Christ's Attitude towards the Home, stressing the home as society's base and God's gift. Special features included two solo performances by a four year old girl and an eighty four year old man, plus readings and prayer. Tonight's speaker will be Rev. A. A. Vinz with the theme Jesus and the Act of Gratitude and an offering to cover light and fuel.

Union D. C. Fulton The Christian Church United Presbyterian Church Christ Mr. Fulton Jesus Cana Ot Calilee Peter Nain Marjorie Wing T. J. McElhinney Charlotte Squire A. A. Wing Kk. C. Sarchett A. A. Vinz Baptist Church

Washington County Health Unit Reports Progress At Meet

Washington County Health Board met at the courthouse Tuesday evening. Health officer reports cited venereal disease prevention, dental hygiene efforts led by Winnie Palmer, and cooperation with dentists. The board noted milk safety, water testing, operations for crippled children, and eye and ear care with Hilkea Jacobs traveling 2,557 miles and examining 1,307 children.

Washington Winnie Palmer Washington County Iowa City

Iowa University Vacation Begins As Campus Grows Quiet

April 12 at Iowa City students begin a five day Huster recess with activities ceasing at 6 p m. Homeward travel starts at noon for those with no afternoon classes. Classes resume April 18 and run until semester exams in late May.

Iowa City University of Iowa

Mrs Henry Hale Undergoes Operation at County Hospital

Mrs Henry Hale underwent an operation at Washington County Hospital yesterday. Medical staff performed the procedure successfully and she is reported in stable condition with ongoing recovery to follow.

Mra Henry Hale Washington County Hospital

Iowa Senate Heated Over Beer Bill and Brookings Plan

Des Moines April 12 The Iowa senate debated the beer bill and Brookings institute restructuring plans. Republicans warned of defeat if Democratic delays persisted as conference with Governor Herring suggested no action until August on Brookings. The house meanwhile approved a hospital lien for accident service.

Des Moines Senate Brookings Institute Herring Patterson Kossuth Valentine Appanoose Wilson Polk Frailey Lee Byers Lynn Hiecklin Louisa

Iowa Democrats Trade Beer Bill For Reorganization Moves

Des Moines reports show Iowa house Democrats pushing a 3.2 percent beer bill reaching 65 to 48 as senate Democrats advance three Brookings Institute measures for proposed governmental reorganization. The party line votes split the senate, leaving a polarized chamber.

House Democrats Senate Brookings Institute

Mrs. Fischer Dies After Illness and Surgery

Mrs. Carl T. Fischer died at Washington county hospital after a three week illness and an operation on Saturday. The body is at Shereman’s funeral home pending funeral arrangements. She leaves two sons Merle Proudfit of Washington and Clarence Proudfit of St. Paul and five stepchildren.

Carl T. Fischer Washington County Hospital Shereman Fischer Merle Proudfit Washington Clarence Proudfit St. Paul

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High School Muelicetans TO Me Eo Orris John Orris URS Puneral Bailey Bldg Date Por High School East Franklin D. Roosevelt Japan United States Tention Hilkea Jacobs Dr. Hendricks Iowa University Reed Mas¢haska Fred White State Highway Commission House
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