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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1934

Page

1

Nine Pals of J Dillinger Named by Justice Agents

Justice agents declared nine gangsters charged with harboring John Dillinger. They name Eugene Green who died in a hospital Alvin Karpis Fred Barker Dec Barker Tommy Carroll John Hamilton Homer Van Meter George Nelson and Halsey Davis as members of a Midwest gang linked to the Mason City First National Bank raid and Dillinger’s escape from Crown Point jail. The group is tied to the Bremer kidnapping and multiple murders and robberies.

ST. Paul Department of Justice John Dillinger First National Bank Mason City Iowa Dillinger Eugene Green Alvin Karpis Fred Barker Edward Bremer

Plans Formed for Ke-Wash Conference Track Meet

Representatives from Bright on Kalona Wellman Weert Chester Keota Richland met in Washington to schedule the Ke-Wash conference track meet at Case Field on Friday afternoon April 27 under Washington Junior College. Pr e liminaries in dashes and hurdles start at one.

Washington Case Field Washington Junior College Washington County Brighton Kalona Wellman Weert Chester Keota Richland M. J. Tandy West Chester Forest W. Johnston Lpp Stevens

Roosevelt on way to Washington after West Indies trip

President Roosevelt, escorted by heavy guard, left the factory yacht dock after two weeks fishing trip in the West Indies and headed to the railway station to begin his return to Washington.

Roosevelt Washington Miami U.P Aatory West Indies

Parent-Teacher Week Visit Contest To Be Held

P T A announces a contest among four ward schools and St James with prizes for the highest percentage of visits during Parent-Teacher week. Visitors welcome at the high and junior high schools, but they are not part of the contest.

City Council St. James Loyd Morrison Centennial Heights Lincoln and Wallace St. James School

Jasper Bidwell Dies at Coppo ck

Jasper Emmett Bidwell dies at midnight at his Coppo ck area home after a three day illness following a fall in Washington. He was born January 6 1860 in Brighton and worked as a stonemason before farming near Coppock and Washington. Survived by eight children and one brother, with funeral plans pending arrival of a son from California.

Jap Bidwell Coppock Washington Sherman California Brighton Jasper Emmett Bidwell Benjamin and Margaret Wireman) Bidwell Mary Jane Edwards Bidwell Zella Kesler Charles Earl Muscatine Grace Polwell Davenport John WW Ruth O'Shea Chicago Jasper Merle San Francisco Marie Sands Long Heath Calif Naomi Merrick Barlington Fenny Schilling Eugene Seymour Bidwell Wallace Bidwell Minerva Weldner Minnie McClellan Washington County Jay Bidwell

Hutton Speaks at S S Supper In County Meeting

Walter Hutton secretary of the state council urged Sunday school leaders to plan and audit high standards. About 100 attended the Wash ington Christian church supper with 85 at the table and 10 schools represented. The event closed with discussions on children's work young people and a state convention announced for Ottumwa April 25-27.

Walter Hutton Washington Christian Church Hutton State Council of Religious Education County Councils of Religious Education Christian Fellowship F. Wenger Crawfordsville Washington United Presbyterian Baptist Presbyterian Methodist Crawfordsville Presbyterian M. E Ainsworth M. E Clay Congregational Eicher Mennonite Bethel Presbyterian Pleasant Hill Christian Althes Montgomery Claude Tucker Carl Johnson Noble Counte Council of Religious Education Willis Wittmer Huttons Addres Stew. Soule J. Ho Peet Wallins Flow. Fastwood Ottumwa

District High School Music Contest Draws Hundreds

Washington prepares for the district high school music contest with 700 visitors expected. About 560 students compete Friday and another similar number Saturday across vocal and instrumental sessions at Washington high school and the Presbyterian church. Local groups, judges from Iowa and Missouri, and a sweepstakes award conclude the event with plaques.

Washington Washington High School Presbyterian Church Scion Bich Gyvimsashin Milburn A. McKavyv Helen Coffey Priday Will Finclude Clase Game Church Yo P.m BL & CC High School High Seh HW. F Meas Washington High Oahood Lows Sturday J. A. Taylor Th High George Wreshwaters Cleork Melvin Gingerich Foeter Kreecker Elinor Douglas Ei Courier Miss Mercer Leila Anderson Mina Amy Christian Martha Fia Mies Lillian Minick Mable Buckles Mins Jeannette Kyle Churety Kathryn Kutta Boneta Surbey Rite Randell Helen Wileon

G M Humble Taken Sudden in Granville Missouri

Granville Mo Humble 79 died suddenly at his home on S21 Fast Harrison street near work in a pasture. Funeral services set for ten Saturday at the Humble residence with burial at Brighton cemetery. He served as president of Washington for about 30 years, survived by his wife and five sons Boyd Harry Nell Grant of Washington Ralph of Keokuk and daughter Mrs Don Young. One daughter Mrs Gilbert Goff is deceased.

Granville Mo Humble Harrison Street L. A. Jones Funeral Home Humble Sorial Brighton Washington Boyd Harry Nell Grant Ralph Keokuk Don Young Gilbert Goff

Misfortune Could Not Dampen His Humorous Spirit

The subject maintained an unfailing fund of humor and helped others enjoy life despite adversity, savoring life and sharing joy with friends and community.

Cook School Draws Crowds at City Hall in Washington

The Journal reports the 1934 cooking school in Washington ended after three days with hundreds of county women attending. Mrs Leona M Jones instructed sessions in the city hall community room with prize awards and a display of household equipment from local firms. Large turnout included many from outside the county. Miss Edris Nelson won the top prize from Iowa Southern Utilities.

the Journal Washington Washington County City Hall Leona M. Jones Iowa Southern Utilities Company Edris Nelson Richard Johngoen Johnson Home James Murphy Orr Mapel Near Wellman Jones Ralph Junkin He L. McCleery Chas. Lemley Fred J. Stewart Julia Cavender A. L. Duensing Leonardy Stanley Fishburn Perry Hayes Sthaller Chas. G. Anderson P. KB. Babeosk D. Rayburn Jennie Strum EK. W. Spessard Lola Winga Jesse Moore KB. Hutt Clara Tooman Davis Wahneetah Clark Ingalls Wi. McCroskey Gladys Doll Kuseel Rink Ed Sullivan Boies Kurtz Mary de- Wit H. M. Booth A. J. Corbin N. (. Putnam Zear Hinshaw Ollie Blake Letitia Shields Mylewis Herring Paul Snakenberg Edith Jarrard R. H. Walker R. J. Moothart Dave Eider Frank McFarlane Mary Anderson Paul Thomassen C. D. Chandler J. M. Utterback Mary Salladay C. Benvenuto W. H. Plum Oakley Payne Elisabeth Davis Doris Benn Edith White Mae Wichenberger Sue Foster O. B. Schmitt T. G Lee Harold Mangold John H. Cunningham Vv KR Gillespie Myrtle Poole T. Rickey Harry Turner Lewis Dempsey Ira Mitchell Walter Kiesey Minnie Hazen Mins Altha White OB. Captus O. FP. Larkin Sharon Snider J. R. Mauthe DD. Dayton J. A. Porter H. B. Busby P. J Rows G. F Poster HW. OK. Johnston Walter M Hunt Macon Golda Jackson

Wrestling and boxing bouts listed for April 19 show

Washington Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars announces two wrestling matches and three boxing bouts for the athletic program at city hall on Thursday April 19 at 8 15 pm. Matches feature Cedar Rapids Jimmy Bear and Des Moines Tiger Rackley in a main bout plus Ames Jack Seibert versus Des Moines Jack Donahue.

Washington Post Veterans of Foreign Wars City Hall Jimmy Bear Cedar Rapids Yoear Ying Washington Tiger” Rackley Everetton Holiday Muscatine Beanpicker Edwards Marion Holiday Ray Ehrenfelt Joe Cannon Iowa City Carl Brade Art Bettie Des Moines Bob Rush

Cornerstone laid for new Los Angeles Times building

In Santa Monica a speaker praises the financier for funding a new Times building, contrasting his philanthropy with others who wait on government aid. He notes optimism about a future where civic camaraderie grows and people call each other comrade.

Los Angeles Times Chandler

Speidel to Speak at Clay Township Farm Bureau Meeting

John Speidel will headline the Clay township farm bureau program at Wallace Carson home west of Brighton tomorrow night. The event lists several local residents among attendees and helpers.

Speidel John Speidel Clay Township Farm Bureau Wallace Carson Brighton At & Oelock

Ottumwa Official Defends PWA Loan Change

Carlton D. Beh testified he acted in good faith and with authority when altering Ottumwa’s PWA loan request from 140000 to be locally funded by bond sale He maintained the government financing scheme was often wasteful and that the city agreed to local bond funding as an alternative The defense said Kraschel will not be called as a witness and a verdict could come soon

Davenport dSp Carlton D. Beh Ottumwa PWA N. G. Kraschel Beh Merrill Gilmore Charles A. Dewey Ottumway Tech Towa Offumwa

Remps Hampsher Returns to Work After Short Absence

Remps Hampsher resumes duties following a brief multi day absence. The return restores normal operations and signals continued activity for the individual.

Josiah Dayton Taken by Death in West Chester

Josiah Dayton aged 57 died at six o clock at the Tierney home West Chester after a year of failing health. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist church West Chester with Rev A W McBlain in charge and burial in West Chester cemetery. Born June 25 1848 in Frostburg Maryland he was the son of David and Mary Dayton and had lived in Lexington and West Chester areas. Surviving are sisters Mrs J A Walker Mrs Delia Helm Mrs Lettie Hutton and brother Albert Dayton.

Josiah Dayton Tierney West Chester Methodist L. A Jones A. W. McBlain Dayton Frostburg Maryland David and Mary Long) Dayton Lexington J. A. Walker Delia Helm Waterloo Lettie Hutton Des Moines Albert Dayton Santa Ana Calif

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Belt J. Dillinger P.T. A Jasper Bidwell S. S. Supper Olive Barker Towa State Teachers College Jude Sibyl Shark Iosie St. Joseph Sear Hawley Flowa Oso G. M. Humble Dr. Wirt Brain Trust William A. Wirt Gary Ind Alice Barrows Department of Education Massarde Kneeland Home Economies Bureau Wirt Cook School Mrs. Jones Ait Santa Monica Cal Emma Jones Edward Squire Harry ¥ McCall Lawrence Crull H. C. Cooper Jennie Davie Kraschel Remps Hampsher
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