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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1932

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No Verdict Reached in Honolulu Honor Killing Case

Honolulu April 29 The jurors in the four Americans charged with the second degree honor killing of Joseph Kahahawai remain split at 11 to 1 for acquittal. Guards surround the hall of the chiefs after threats to Judge Davis and Prosecutor Kelley. Deliberations continue amid searches for bombs and heightened security.

Honolulu T. H Joseph Kahahawai Charles S. Davis John C. Kelley

Mrs Marian McMasters Dies in Washington Area

Funeral services are set for Mrs Marian McMasters at L A Jones funeral home on Saturday at 2 p.m. Dr F C Witzigman will officiate. burial follows at Woodlawn cemetery. She died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Sigourney after a long Washington residence and health decline. Survived by one sister Mrs Henry Sanford of Washington and one daughter in Sigourney. widow of Albert McMasters. Born in Ohio to John S Beatty and Sarah Henderson.

Marian McMasters L. A. Jones F. C. Witzigman Methodist Church Woodlawn McMasters Washington Bartholomew Sigourney Albert McMasters Ohio John Sarah (Henderson) Beatty

Washington High closes spring football practice

After three weeks of workouts coaches Jim Shultz and Guy Carlton praise strong prospects for next season. Returning players improved notably and new talent emerged. The backfield looks stronger despite two losses, with a lively fight for starting spots on the line and a robust forward corps anticipated.

Jim Shultz Guy Carlton Washington High School Carlton Shultz

Eighty-Seven Graduates Named At Washington High

Washington high school announces 87 candidates for graduation led by Marjorie Pratt as valedictorian and Cora Mae Hotle as salutatorian. Governor Dan Turner will deliver the commencement address on June 28. Events include class day May 23, senior play May 26-27, bacalaureate sermon May 29 by Dr. F C Witzigman, and the junior senior banquet May 31.

Della Patton Washington High School Cora Mae Hotle Dan Turner F. C. Witzigman

Graduation Candidates Named From Area School

A list of graduates includes Helen Alcorn Irene Batterson Willa Briley Wilma Brinning Edsall Brown Mildred Brown Irene Bush Loretta Cantons Robert Carson Rose Carbaugh Arnold Carr Betty Clow Dale Crandall Crawford Junior Cuddy Stanley Dayton Gilbert Dickinson Richard Edgington Leo Embree Gene Endicott Lucille Fetes Velma Finke Stanley Foster Karl Frederick Charles Full Russell Griggs Myra Harvey Marie Hay Lloyd Helwick Cora Mae Hotle Henrietta Hull Vera Jarrard Vernette Johnson Helen Jungbluth Mary L. Jurging William Kern Karl Kindig Stanley Knupp Marion Larson Hazel Longer John Lytle George McAvoy Francis McConnell Junior McConnell Toenrel McGee Lloyd Marek Mildred Masson Martha Mathers Maurice Mavo Omar Meeks Fred Minden Lucille Minick Jessie Misel Charles Owen Veda Parcell Anna Plummer Marjorie Pratt Frnest Reed Phyllis Reeves Karl Rothlishberger Helen Sarter Mariella Scott William Schulty Wendell Shaffer Elia Shalla Marjorie Smith Jean Smith Vaughn Smith Helen Smylie Paul Snyder Edward Sorrel Mildred Starr William Stewart Donald Statsman Cloyee Stoutner Eugene Thomas Milan Thompson Hebert Turner Mthal Wagner Adrienne Vanerus Curtis Wells Donald Welsh Catherine Wilson Arthur Witthoft Frances Witthoft Orlin Wittiig Richard Young.

Helen Alcorn Irene Batterson Willa Briley Wilma Brinning Edsall Brown Mildred Brown Irene Bush Loretta Cantons Robert Carson Rose Carbaugh Arnold Carr Betty Clow Dale Crandall Dary] Crawford Junior Cuddy Stanley Dayton Gilbert Dickinson Richard Edgington Leo Embree Gene Endicott Lucille Fetes Velma Finke Stanley Foster Karl Frederick Charles Full Russell Griggs Myra Harvey Marie Hay Lloyd Helwick Cora Mae Hotle Henrietta Hull Vera Jarrard Vernette Johnson Helen Jungbluth Mary L. Jurging William Kern Karl Kindig Stanley Knupp Marion Larson Hazel Longer John Lytle George McAvoy Francis McConnell Junior McConnell Toenrel McGee Lloyd Marek Mildred Masson Martha Mathers Maurice Mavo Omar Meeks Fred Minden Lucille Minick Jessie Misel Charles Owen Veda Parcell Anna Plummer Marjorie Pratt Frnest Reed Phyllis Reeves Karl Rothlishberger Helen Sarter Mariella Scott William Schulty Wendell Shaffer Elia Shalla Marjorie Smith Jean Smith Vaughn Smith Helen Smylie Paul Snyder Edward Sorrel Mildred Starr William Stewart Donald Statsman Cloyee Stoutner Eugene Thomas Milan Thompson Hebert Turner Mthal Wagner Adrienne Vanerus Curtis Wells Donald Welsh Catherine Wilson Arthur Witthoft Frances Witthoft Orlin Wittiig Richard Young

Jackson Township Victor in Farm Bureau Women's Achievement Day

Jackson township won first place at Farm Bureau Women's Achievement Day for a labor saving household demonstration titled Modern Antique. Judges praised the presentation by Mrs. Lloyd Foster and Mrs. P. F. Whisler, with about 100 attendees and plans for state fair entries.

Jackson Township Farm Bureau City Hall Lloyd Foster P. F. Whisler May Larson Iowa State College Extension Service Washington County Washington Township Crawford Brighton Clay English River E. R. Coffey Cooperative Health

Raise Tax on Ingredients Used in Beer

The senate finance committee doubled the tax on beer ingredients while boosting the unfermented grape juice tax. Also reported were moves to fund grasshopper eradication and retain federal vocational education aid, with oil tariff debates looming in Congress.

Washington INS Senate Finance Committee Senate Secretary of Agriculture House Shipstead Minnesota House Economy Committee Congress Shortridge California Connally Texas Thomas Oklahoma

Leo the Nubian Lion Debuts as Radio Crooner

Boston dispatch reports Leo the famous trained Nubian lion of the movies performed as a radio singer but caused a wrecked studio and scratched attendants. The 800 pound animal proved temperamental and unlikely to overcome his mic fright in his debut last night.

Leo Boston INS

Brookhart to Speak in Washington Iowa May 2

Senator Smith W. Brookhart opens his primary campaign in his hometown Washington Iowa on Monday evening May 2 at 8 15 o clock in the YMCA gymnasium. He travels from Washington D C and will tour the state with a series of speaking dates before the primary. L A Jones loud speakers will be installed in the YMCA to handle overflow and a large crowd is expected. Be out to hear the colonel.

Smith W. Brookhart Washington, Iowa Washington, D. C Iowa L. A

Two Votes for One Saturday in Popularity Contest

Washington merchants prepare for a big day to boost votes in the popularity contest. Citizens are urged to buy to double votes for their favorite, with many firms listed as vote providers. The contest manager Miss Halverson offers help, and voters are reminded that contestant names and vote totals appear on a following page.

Washington Miss Halverson

Little Theater Junior College Play Well Received Tonight

The difficult play The Fool by the junior college Little Theater drew favorable reviews last evening at the high school auditorium. Strong acting by Kenneth Cline as Daniel Gilcrist and Dorothy Masson as Clare Jewett stood out, with Harvey Coulter also noted for his ability. The cast featured Roy Finch as Rev Wadham and Leona Welte as Dilly Guiff lam, among others, as a stained glass church scene enhanced the opening act.

Junio College Little Theater Kenneth Cline Daniel Gilchrist Harvey Coulter Dorothy Masson Clare Jewett Henry Little Jerry’ Goodkind Harry Montgomery George F. Goodkind Everett Wadham Weathy Roy Finch Tice Alice Shelangoski Leona Welte

Will Rogers Teases Politicians In Hollywood Voice

Will Rogers jokes that Al Smith’s scare affects wise politicians and questions Roosevelt’s primary entry. He notes Smith in Massachusetts and Smedley Butler in Pennsylvania, praising dry stance, while predicting voter hesitation toward all politicians and a desire to vote against them.

Hollywood al Smith Roosevelt Smith Massachusetts Aimee Smedley Butler Pennsylvania

Funeral services for Crawfordsville resident William Anwyl

William Edgar Anwyl died after a brief illness at Mercy hospital Iowa City. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday in the Crawfordsville Methodist Church with Rev S Hebner in charge. Masonic graveside rites. Burial in Crawfordsville cemetery. Pallbearers: Lee Lease Earl Munson Robert Shaffer Robert Williams Dennis Jones Walter Boucher. Survived by wife, son Lisle at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant, and several siblings. He served as city clerk, school board secretary, and janitor, and was a longtime church and Masonic member.

Crawfordsville William kKdgar Anwyl RE. S. Hebner Crawfordsville Cemetery Lee Lease Earl Munson Robert Shaffer Robert Williams Dennis Jones Walter Boucher Will Anwy Mercy Hospital Iowa City William Edgar Anwyl Thomas Ann Jones Anwyl Ollie Gordon Pleasant Hill Mr. Anwyl Lisle Iown Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Evan Anwyl Los Angeles Calif J. J. Anwyl N. Anwyl W. J. Duncan Washington Fred Anwyl Ainsworth Anwyl Methodist Episcopal Church

Clyde Little Brought Back After Car Theft Arrest

Sheriff R H McCarty returned Clyde Little to the area from Salem Ohio after his arrest for stealing Winfield Smouse's car last Thursday night. Little waived extradition and is held. authorities tie him to a Thompson grocery burglary while noting his parole from Anamosa reformatory for breaking and entering.

R. H. McCarty Hare Salem Ohio Clyde Little Winfield Smouse Little Thompson State Reformatory Anamosa

Korean assassin named Infungki targets Japanese leaders in Shanghai park

An explosion at Hongkew park during an emperor day event gravely injures six high Japanese officials in Shanghai. A young Korean, reportedly Infungki, was arrested and confessed. among the injured are General Yoshinori Shirakawa and Mamoru Shigemitsu.

Mhanghat INS Mongkew Park Imsungki Shanghai Tsingtao Korean Independence Association Tokyo Hongkew Park Kenkichi Yoshisawa Japan Fungki Yoshinori Shirakawa Mamoru Shigemitsu China Kichisaburo Nomura

John Speidel Announces Candidacy for State Representative

John Speidel seeks the Republican nomination for State Representative in Washington County. A farmer and longtime taxpayer active in church and community work, he pledges to serve the county and supports tax equalization to give farms homes and personal property a fair shake.

John Speidel Speidel Washington County

Y M C A Plans Annual Meeting in Washington

The Washington Y M C A will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday evening May 3 in the community room. A dinner at 40 cents a plate sponsored by Y's Men will start at 6 36 with Shields orchestra providing music. The business session follows including election of five board members. Terms expiring are Leslie Dunlap D J Ross J H Peet J M Bratten and Orville Elder. Secretary Leigh Soule requests RSVP by Monday evening. The event should conclude by eight o'clock.

Washington Y. M. c. A Y's Men's Club Shields Orchestra Leslie Dunlap D. J. Ross J. H. Peet J. M. Bratten Orville Elder Leigh Soule

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