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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1947

Page

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Cadiz Bomb Explosions Devastate Port City in Night of Terror

An Iberian dispatch reports Cadiz suffering catastrophic damage after a night of torpedo and submarine mine blasts. Officials fear hundreds killed and thousands injured as shipyards and districts like Larrinaga and Echevarrieta collapse under raging fires. Casualty figures remain tentative amid widespread destruction.

Sevilla Spain Cadiz Larrinaga Echevarrieta San Severino San Jose

Marriage License Issued to Miller and Trojovsky

A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to William F. Miller and Anna Trojovsky, both residents of Washington.

William F. Miller Anna Trojovsky Washington

Washington city council adjourns pending quorum

Last night the Washington city council failed to meet as three members were absent. A quorum of four of six is required to conduct business, so no actions were taken.

Washington

New Survey Planned for Road 92 East End

State highway commission engineers and surveyors in Washington are conducting a new survey of the east end of highway No. 92 from City Hall east on Washington street. The project aims to pave this section and seeks more information on sewers before finalizing the plan.

State Highway Commission Washington City Hall Washington Street Highway Board

Two Checks Cashed at Washington Stores

A man cashed two $40 checks at two Washington stores on Saturday and used them to make purchases. The incident was reported to the sheriff's office.

Washington Sheriff's Office

Box Lunch to Open New Sandwich Shop on Northtowa

Ray Box, formerly in the Washington eating business, plans a Sept. 1 opening for a new sandwich shop on Northtowa Avenue in the former Arlyce studio space. The Box Lunch will feature extensive renovations and new equipment, as Box returns to his old line after previously operating a South Marion Avenue shop and managing the Grand and Congress hotels.

Ray Box Washington Mr. Box South Marion Avenue Grand Hotel Congress Hotel Box

Washington junior college announces registration dates

Dean M M Schell announces registration will be held Thursday and Friday August 2 and 22 with hours 6 to 12 morning and 2 to 5 afternoon and 7 30 to 9 Thursday evening. The college expects higher enrollment for the new year, offering a full two year course and teacher secretarial and liberal arts options. Fully accredited, information available at the high school.

Washington Junior College M. M. Schell Schell Washington County Otters State Department of Public Instruction

Community Finds Many Camera Fans at Goodrich Contest

RB F Bostwick Jr praised local interest in the Goodrich amateur snapshot contest announced two weeks earlier. Close date is Saturday August 23 with a prize of Goodrich Safety Seal-o-matic tubes and a national entry for a $2,500 cash prize, part of a dealer sponsored accident prevention effort led by Washington Oil in Washington.

RB. F. Bostwick, Jr Goodrich Washington Washington Oil Company

Former eating place to reopen operated by Marion Thompson

The site, previously used as an eating venue, will be reopened under the management of Marion Thompson. The announcement notes the establishment’s restoration and continued service to patrons.

Marion Thompson

Rubber firms deny price fixing charges in New York case

Federal complaint filed in the Southern District of New York names eight major rubber companies and four officials plus the Rubber Manufacturers Association. The firms are charged with conspiring since 1935 to fix prices and restrain interstate trade in violation of the Sherman act. The industry argues prices were lower than in 1939 despite higher costs.

New York Federal Trade Commission American Iron and Steel Institute Los Angeles Eastman Kodak Co Technicotor, Inc Technicolor Motion Picture Corp Southern District of Rubber Manufacturers Association, Inc New York City Dayton Rubber Co Dayton, C Firestone Tire and Rubber Co General Tire & Rubber Co B. F. Goodrich Co Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Lieberling Rubber Co Akron Lee Rubber & Tire Corp Conshohocken U. S. Rubber Co

Washington Heat Keeps City Hot as Forecast Extends

Yesterday's high hit 100 degrees and the low stayed around 71 degrees. The weather man warns more of the same scorching conditions are expected today across the region.

Washington

County 4-H Exhibits Judging At Washington County Fair

Judging began this morning at the armory livestock show for the county 4-H club fair. McCreedy won top honors in the market litter with Wilford McCreedy of Ainsworth taking champ market litter. Bennie Barnes of Brighton led the pen of three in market litter and held the top individual pig. purebred winners included Chabal, Litwiller, Barnes, Brinning, and Hagist.

Armory Washington County United Presbyterian Church Wilford McCreedy Wits Wiford McCreedy Ainsworth Highland Boys’ Club Bennie Barnes Brighton Duree Bob Chabal Hampshire Jim Litwiller Poland China James Barnes Chester White Robert Brinning Berkshire Gerald Hagist

4 H Girls Exhibits Judged at United Presbyterian Church

Ratings announced for 4 H county achievement show with blue ribbons to 4 H Maidens Rubio Merry Makers Westpoint clubs. Red ribbons went to Busy Bees Larmerettes Cedar Clippers Good Luck Marion Maids and Jolly Jokers. White ribbons awarded to Clover Leaf Dutchettes Northernite.

Rubio Merry Makers Westpont Busy Bees Larmerettes Good Luck United Presbyterian Church Lila Hood Waterloo Miss Hood County Home Wilda Busby Miss Busby Ruth Foster Washington County Home Economist Isabelle Combs Mary Ann Wagner Patty Horak Wanda Stout Charlene Romine Deborah Brenneman Winniean Petratz Janet Shalla Martha Stephens Marilyn Miller Bernita Martin Phyllis Stransky Sharon Griggs Joy Bauer West Point Dorothy Guy Beverly Wilson Audrey Vittetoe Joan Stransky Cedar Clipbers Betty Howell Clover Lear Judy Anderson Sandra McConnell Phyllis Coon Jolly Jokers Joan Straneky Cedar Clippers Mary Twinam Clover Leaf Peggy Bruty Mary Jane Bruty Marion Kay Cherry Wanda Guy Janice Barbera Kunkel Patricia Whisler Dutchetttes Dorothy Payton Merrymakers Kathryn Fisher Phylis Stranssy Farmerettes Merry Makers Gladys Malmbers Winniejean Petratz Mary Ann Wasner Janet Augustine Janice Thowdson Marion Maids Dutchettes Audrey Wittetoe Phylis Stransky Waite Marcella Bowser Charlotte Arnold Mer Jolyce Kleese Donna Cave Phyllis Anderson Phyllis J. Mitchell Janet Tinnes

Show Pigs Auction Time Moved to 7 30 Tonight at Armory

Heat prompts a time change for the county 4 H show sale. Market pigs will be auctioned at 7 30 this evening at the Armory instead of tomorrow afternoon. Baby beeves sale proceeds as planned Wednesday afternoon starting at one o clock.

Realmaiden club entries show marching groups and color codes

The fragment lists names of individuals associated with Marion Maids and Jolly Jokers groups, plus several attire categories such as BLOUSE OR MIDRIFF and DRESSES in Blue Red and White. It reads like a page of parade or fashion competition entries with many club names and participants.

Rehearsals For Echoes of Peace Schedule

Rehearsals take place at Lincoln gym with east door access. August events include Prologue at 7 p.m. Tuesday featuring jackies and Queens of Nations. Ballet, Redmen's Council and French Revolution groups midweek. late evenings host Revolution mob and episodes Faith of our Fathers Valley Forge Generals Lee and Grant. Wararian dancers and Women's Rights close the week.

Queens of Nations Redmen’s Council French Revolution Dance Group Revolution Mob Group Faith of Our Fathers Valley Forge Generals Lee Grant

Parades Loom as Fall Festival Highlights in Washington

Parade committee reveals about 100 Washington businesses lined up for floats or decorated cars with prizes of 50, 25 and 10 dollars. Organizations like Farm Bureau and 4-H Club expected to participate as community entries, urging widespread signups and material orders through Julius Enslin.

Washington Exposition C. R. Wilson Nic McCleery L. A. Jones Claude Tuder Washington Farm Bureau 4-H Clubs Julius Enslin Ensiin Aut

Iowa corn crop gains slight relief from scattered showers

Des Moines reports a weak moisture boost from last week’s showers but insufficient to halt the heat wave’s toll on corn. Subsoil moisture is depleted. early corn shows severe damage while later plantings and beans vary. Soybeans show some pods but leaf burn and stunted growth noted.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Falls Bulletin Weather Bureau Hawarden

Municipal Court Fines Laborer for Intoxication

Mayor G E Mace fined John McConnell of Centerville a railroad laborer twenty five dollars for intoxication this morning in a municipal court session.

G. E. Mace John McConnell Centerville

Mrs Huber 80 Dies After Stroke in Crawfordsville

Mrs Daisy Huber age 80 of Crawfordsville died at 6 30 am at the county hospital after a stroke ten weeks earlier. Funeral services set for 11 am Thursday at Shermans funeral home with Rev E E Voss and Rev Clif ford Ott officiating. Born May 26 1867 in Perry county Ohio she moved to Washington aged six and later lived on a farm near Washington before moving to Crawfordsville in 1904. She married Edward P McFarland in 1888. he died 1906. She then wed Peter L Huber who died several years later. Surviving are a brother Tom Randall and a sister Mrs W J Benn both of Washington. Two sisters Mrs Ella DeLong and Lucy are deceased as is another brother Charles.

Daisy Huber Crawfordsville Sherman E. E. Voss Brighton Clifford Ott Huber Perry County Ohio William F Helen (Levell) Randall Washington Edward P. McFarland McFarland Peter L. Huber Missionary Society Tom Randall W. J. Benn Los Angeles Ella DeLong Lucy Charles

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