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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1932

Page

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Former Students Laud Washington Junior College For Drama Training

Former students praise Washington junior college for drama training and its transfer success to the State University of Iowa. Priscilla Morrison, a standout performer now at Iowa, credits the junior college with a solid foundation, up to date instruction, and balance from a small school to a large university. Fellow alum Lawrence McKune also called the program pleasant and well directed, noting some personal shortfalls in effort but overall adequacy.

Washington Junior College State University of Iowa Priscilla Morrison Miss Morrison The State University Lawrence McKune Wa Cin

Turner Upsets Little In County Tennis Open

In a three set thriller Huby Turner defeated Hank Little 6-3 4-6 6-3 to claim a standout upset. Turner's victory sets up a final against the winner of the Cline Kolosick match for the men's singles title and highlights his season form.

Huby Turner Hank Little Turner Hank Huby Ken Cline Paul Annear Des Moines Annnear Cline Kolosick Cline Little Zillmer Cantoni Kolosick Brown Hicks Wellman Mitchell Cherryholmes Huston Berry Mix Mangold Crawfordsville Doris Crow Kolesick Betty Crow Hope Huston Nita Corbin Washington Girls Springman Corbin Doris Clow Betty Clow

Henry Bailey Is Home Today From Europe Trip

Kenzy Bailey of Washington reports that Henry Bailey arrived home today after a four week European tour with seven weeks to Europe planned. Bailey said Americans were scarce due to conditions and travellers found friendly club hosts in each city. The journey was mainly by sea and land with one flight from Amsterdam to Berlin.

Mr. Bailey Europe Atlantic Amsterdam Bertin

Funeral services for Stephen Marv held at St Mary's Riverside

Funeral services for Stephen Marv were held yesterday at St Mary's Catholic Church in Riverside. The ceremony was conducted by Father P. R. Jacphameler with pallbearers named George Yeery and Charles.

Stephen Marv St Mary's Catholic Church Riverside Pather Jacphameler George Yeery Charles

County Rural Carriers Meet in Crawfordsville Iowa

Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association met at United Presbyterian church Crawfordsville with about thirty-five attendees from Crawfordsville Kalona Riverside Wayland Wellman Ainsworth and Brighton. Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary were reelected led by President Mrs Avery Horton and Secretary Treasurer Mrs J C Mitchell. Next meeting slated for Kalona September 28 with listed local attendees. Interment noted at Mt Olivet Cemetery Riverside.

Prody A Borkoski Brighton Iowa Washington County Rural Letter Carriers Association United Presbyterian Church Crawfordsville Kalona Riverside Wayland Wellman Ainsworth Avery Horton EB. L. Clark J. C. Mitchell Toree

Tension on Increase in Omaha Area

A tense situation developed as highway pickets in the farmers strike armed themselves with clubs and stones but no violence had occurred. Clifton Lavery led peaceful resistance. Special agents rode trains into Omaha and Sioux City after trains were stopped and farm products dumped from one train while farmers blocked highways into Sioux City and western Iowa towns.

Omaha Nebr Clifton Lavery INS Sioux City Iowa

Park foreman struck by golf ball may lose sight

Milwaukee report says James Muth, foreman of a park golf course, was hit in the left eye by a golf ball that traveled 180 feet from the tee. Doctors fear possible loss of sight in the injured eye.

Milwaukee MNS James Muth Muth

New England States Schedule Hundreds of Agricultural Fairs

New England will host 177 agricultural fairs this harvest season with Maine staging 49, Connecticut 38, Massachusetts 22, Vermont 11, New Hampshire 7 and Rhode Island 4.

Boston New England Maine Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island

Teachers Get Their Supplies From State Supervisor

Teachers of Washington county rural schools in town to receive supplies and instructions from Mrs. Palmer under Superintendent Lie Palmer. Openings are set for next week or the week after due to the state fair.

Washington Country Rural Schools Gebland Pre-Schon Wituile Palmer

Farm Union Picnic Sat at Sunset Park With Miller Speaking

The Washington County Farmers Union picnic runs Saturday at Sunset Park in Washington. State president Glenn Miller will speak at 1 30 pm, weather permitting, with outdoor plans and a backup talk at the city hall if rain arrives.

Washington Miller

Stewart Sisters Demonstrate Diet for Children at Rotary

At a Rotary meeting the 4H Washington county team led by the Stewart sisters Margaret and Kathryn showcased a balanced diet for under nourished children. Rev. Fred Blick spoke on the value of service clubs to the community, praising friendship, civic duty, and personal growth.

Rotary Fred Blick Rennie Dawson Northern Star 4H Margaret Kathryn Stewart Washington County Fred Rotarians

Holmes to Head Work on Streets

Blaine Holmes is named street commissioner of Washington succeeding G W Wallace who died last week. Appointed by Mayor John W Applegate and ratified by the council Holmes will oversee repair work on West Madison street including filling worst holes with tar and resurfacing as an experiment funded by the state highway commission. City Hall painting by Cherry and Well begins with first coat in ivory tint and a second coat planned.

Blaine Holmes Washington G. W. Wallace City Streets Holmes John W. Applegate Madison Applegate Madison Street State Highway Commission City Hall Cherry & Well

Hatchery Moves to New Location on Main Square

Ramseyer hatchery shifts this week from the East side of the square to the southwest corner once housed Quality Feed and Seed. Harry Blamseyer of Oskaloosa assists. the office will reopen in December for business as usual. The move aims to provide space for upcoming season plans and continues the hatchery’s wide regional reach.

Ramseyer Hatchery Harry Blamseyer Oskaloosa Ramseyer

Service Club described as a man-making idea for those who heed

The passage praises a Service Club as a program that builds men through listening and action, presenting it as a constructive force for those who hear and heed the message. It frames the club as a practical movement empowering individuals to work, appreciate others, and contribute to the community.

Remarkable Eva Hoot Leads Salvation Army Says Things Are Better

In Santa Monica a reader lauds Evangeline Booth head of the Salvation Army as a barometer of social welfare. The letter credits the Army with helping the downtrodden and keeping politics out of relief work, contrasting it with other predictions tied to the stock market.

Santa Monica Cal Los Angeles Evangeline Hoot The Salvation Army Evangeline Booth

Crowd expected at Sunset Park Sunday picnic and reunion

Sunset park officials prepare for a large crowd for the annual picnic and reunion period. Last Sunday drew about 3 000 people and 700 cars with Milwaukee rail workers delegations from Ottumwa and Muscatine among attendees. Extra tables and chairs were added and the day draws delegations from nearby towns.

Sunset Park Park Commission

Funeral services for G W Wallace held at Presbyterian church

Funeral services for G W Wallace were held Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church led by Dr F W Eastwood with Milas Elsie Bratten on organ. Pallbearers listed as Jay Carr is Lemmon L B Patterson C B Dougherty Silas Kort and Frank Pearson all Presbyterian elders. City employees who worked with him attended as a group. Many friends were present and numerous floral tributes. Burial followed at Elim Grove cemetery.

G. W. Wallace Presbyterian Church F. W. Eastwood Milas Elsie Bratten Jay Carris Lemmon

Swimming Show Thursday at Washington Y Pool

The Washington Y M C A and Y W C A present a swimming demonstration by boys and girls classes this summer. The show starts Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Y pool with instructors Edwin Griffith and Lucille Senmoeller in charge. Demonstrations include diving by Horace Allen and Lucille Schmoelier and life saving by Milo Gilder Charles Owen and James Campbell. About forty to fifty girls will participate.

Washington Y. M. Cla Edwin Griffith Lucille Senmoeller Horace Allen Lucille Schmoelier Milo Gilder Charles Owen James Campbell

Prospect of Close Race Over Ocean

Two or three planes compete for an Atlantic crossing with pilots Clyde Lee and John Boechkon starting from Vermont and Brooklyn toward Oslo while Thor Solberg and Carl Petersen depart from Brooklyn for the same destination. The Hitchinson family and companions head to London via Greenland and Iceland as Captain Mollison plans a westward return flight.

International News Service Europe Clyde Lee Oshkosh Wis John Boechkon Brooklyn Barre-Montpelier Oslo Norway Thor Solberg Carl Petersen Mloyd Bennett George R. Hitchinson Floyd Kennett Field London Greenland Iceland James A. Mollison

Union Service Led by Washington Junior College

The churches of Washington unite next Sunday evening for a union service in the Methodist church at 7 30. Washington Junior College will supervise with faculty members and students participating and J H Peet superintendent of schools delivering the address.

Churches of Washington Washington Junior College J. H. Peet Methodist Church

Smith Wells in Golf Final C at Washington Country Club

Stanley Smith defeated Victor Westphal to reach the final against Walter Wells who beat Albert Moorman six up and five to play. Shenefelt faces Crow or Morrison for second flight honors, Morrison or Tucker contend for third, while Dee Lee holds the fourth flight title. Consolation remains unsettled amid slow progress.

Washington Country Club Stanley Smith Victor Westphal Walter Wells Albert Moorman Tink Shenefelt Dr. A. W. Crow Ed Morrison Dunham Morrison Claude Tucker Dee Lee

Dennis Funeral to Be Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Adam Dennis are set for two oclock Wednesday afternoon at L A Jones funeral home with Dr F W Eastwood of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Wellman cemetery. Dennis, 22, was killed Sunday near Prairie City when his truck wrecked while en route to a bridge job in Hardin county. Risk Construction Company of Washington paused work on current projects as a mark of respect.

Adam Dennis L. A. Jones Funeral Home F. W Eastwood Presbyterian Church Wellman Cemetery Dennis Prairie City Risk Construction Company Washington Hardin County Ktobertisk

Fire Slightly Damages Private Garage on Jefferson Street

A small fire yesterday evening caused slight damage to the private garage at the P. G. Ahrens home on Jefferson street, a block south of the square. The fire department responded and the blaze was controlled using chemical extinguishers.

P. G. Ahrens Jefferson Street the Square

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