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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1932

Page

3

Plan To Examine Children In May For School Entry

The county health unit will hold free May examinations for children entering school next September and aged two to six in multiple towns. Aimed at identifying remediable physical defects to keep children from handicaps, the schedule lists dates and sites from May 2 to June 8 across Walnut Riverside Ainsworth Wellman Valley Dutch Creek Brighton Jackson Center West Chester Rich mond Kalona Crawfordsville Washington and Marion townships.

Walnut School Brighton Township Marion Clay Townships Riverside Iowa Aimsworth Ainsworth Haskins Oregon Highland Townships Jackson Center School Jackson Township West Chester Franklin Two Richmond Kalona English River Township Crawfordsville Noble Consolidated Washington Washington, Washington

Fletcher Sues Nebraska Firms Over Iowa Permit Penalties

Iowa Attorney General John Fletcher filed suits against three Nebraska corporations Glen Smith Fuel Company Glazer Coak Shop and Van Dyke Studios Inc for operating in Iowa without foreign business permits claiming $36 400 per firm for a year plus daily penalties. Ass istant A G Gerald Blake prepared petitions to be filed in Woodbury and Pottawattamie counties. Separate actions seek gasoline tax from Hawkeye Paper Stock Company Kaplan Coal and Oil Company and Bushar and Son in Sioux City for unpaid totals of 528 75 and 150 83 respectively.

Des Moines Iowa INS John Fletcher Nebraska Glen Smith Fuel Company Glazer Coak Shop van Dyke Studios, Inc Attorney General Claims Council Bluffs Sioux City Gerald ©. Blake Woodbury Pottawattamie County Bake Woodbury County Hawkeye Paper Stock Company Kaplan Coal and Oil Company Bushar and Son

Religious Play The Fool To Be Staged By Washington Junior College

Rev. Chalmers D. Fulton endorses The Fool a religious drama to be staged Thursday and Friday by the Washington junior college Little Theater. Tickets on sale at McDaniel's. Music by the high school orchestra starts 7:30 with curtain at 8. Cline and Coulter are the Thursday and Friday leads. Admission 50 and 25 cents.

Little Theater Chalmers D. Fulton United Presbyterian Church McDaniel’s Fulton Washington Junior College Cline Kenneth Cline Harvey Coulter

Athletics Make a Weak Showing

New York Yankees climb in the pennant race after a 6 5 win over the Washington Senators in a key early-season meeting. Lefty Grove faltered as Philadelphia fell to Boston 10 2, dropping the A’s to sixth amid cold weather play.

New York Connie Mack Grove Earnshaw Athletics Yankees Washington Philadelphia Walter Johnson Senators A’s McCarthy Dickey Ruth Crowder Babe Pennock Lefty Grove Boston Robert Moses Sox Platter Charlie Berry Budd Durham

Local notes from Pleasant Plain area and visitors

Lucille Parsons visits Russell Parsons family while others share updates from Fairfield Pleasant Plain and Washington. Reports include illnesses gallstones rain fruit trees blooming and a accident involving Weldon Heston with medical care from Dr. McGuire. Frequent visits among area residents and forenames: Bray Gowey Roberts Carris Feltz Zeno Tinnes Pfeifer Sheetz Churchill Rupplinger and Parsons.

WEO Lucille Parsons Russell Parsons Oz Gowey Fairfield Roosevelt Wallerick William Roberts Harlan Roberts Marjorie Bennett Pleasant Plain Loren Roberts Fairfield High School Walter Bray George Statler Clarence Roberts Leland Geo. Drish Marie Kessel Justin Anderson Harlan Loren B. Martin Lyle Des Moines Weldon Heston Dr. McGuire Luccilie Parsons Dorothy Bray George and al Bray Harold Bray J. F. Deal Warren Carris W. J. Pfeifer Nellie Gilbert Hotle Gladwin Ray Binom Ane Jooming Frank Feltz Zeno Tinnes Maxine Norma Chas Church Chas Henry and Lyle Washington Genevieve Rupplinger Harper Jodie Zear Keith Delta Francis Feltz Andy Sheetz Naomi Charles Greiner Charlie Churchill Ivan Feltz Lee Lankford Jack Streit Keota Belgium Dutch Creek Colt Club

HARDSCRABBLE Social Roundabout Report

Marie West visited sister Mrs J C Bowen. families including the Carris, Lemley, Shellman, and Wehrs attended gatherings in Hardscrabble. Local residents noted visits to Crawfordsville, Washington area schools, and social calls at Robertson, Pisher, Redlingers, and DuVall households.

Marie West J. C. Bowen JH. T. Carris Winifred James Lemley John Shellman Joe Schlatter Crawfordsvale Keith Webkr Jake Schmitt Matt Wehrs Curtis Snyder Clarence Phillips Winifred Carris Grant School Washington Ray Rededlnger Billy Wehr John

Valley St. Pauls Ladies Aid Quilting Meeting

Valley April 26 The Valley St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid society met at the church Wednesday afternoon. Only six members were present due to the weather. The time was spent quilting. The next meeting will be in the church.

Nellie Pfeifer Otto Famil Ollie Clara Ritz Cawker City Kansas Ross Sheetz Wilmer Burrel Andy Sheets Vera Lodmis Near Richland Valley Kathleen Morgan Dutch Creek Township Tyrone Valley Church St. Paul’s Evangelical Ladies Aid Society

Pleasant Hill Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Pleasant Hill news lists Velma Kephart at the Little Sisters banquet and various family visits. It notes Miss Clara Telford will teach Young America school next year and mentions cattle sales and butter sales figures for Iowa.

Pleasant Hill Velma Kephart Little Sisters Mary Stiles Roy Kephart D. W. Tweedy Fairfield Clara Telford Young America Homer Kephart Mildred S. Kk Sigafoose Earl Kephart Glenn Pratt Margaret Pratt Ord Nebraska Drs Leigh Nay Sam Sigafoose Muscatine Karl Kephart Washington Lewis Baker

Iowa Creamery Butter Production Rises in 1931

Des Moines reports Iowa produced 217,307,000 pounds of creamery butter in 1931, up about one million pounds from 1930 and higher than the previous year. Chief R G Clark notes the rise despite drought affecting pasture and feed earlier in the year.

Iowa Clark Des Moines Dairy and Food Division Iown Department of Agriculture R G. Clark

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County Health Fletcher Sam Miller Blake C. A. Bray Letha Roberts J. M. Pulver MLS Naca Tal Ward Windsor Lovell Wringer Sister Flure Chicago Uta Alays W. C. Bell Milwaukee Ise Nic Windsor Ranges American Gas Asselation Washington, Iowa
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