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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1932

Page

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Farm holiday picketing widens in Iowa regions

Reports from Des Moines and Council Bluffs describe continued peaceful road blockades by farm holiday supporters on Aug 27. Milk price talks advance in Sioux City with a rise from 1.40 to 1.80 per hundredweight as strikers operate blockades and roadside pickups.

Des Moines Iowa Council Bluff Council Bluffs Omaha Percy Latmaan Sioux City Town Woodbury County Towa Buena Vista County Farm Holiday Association Albert T. Miller

Smith Funeral Sunday for Lyda Jane Smith

Funeral services for Lyda Jane Smith, 87, who died yesterday at her West Chester area home, will be Sunday at 3 PM at L. A. Jones funeral home. Rev. H. W. Gordon of Keota will officiate. Burial is in Elm Grove Cemetery.

Lyda Jane Smith West Chester

Building boom lifts San Francisco home market

San Francisco reports a sharp rise in home construction in the 3600 to 4000 class amid improved conditions, according to John Leonard head of the bureau of building inspection. In Hollywood, Fox Studio adds 1500 workers at Movietone City as production booms. a single film set costs about 100000.

San Francisco John Leonard Bureau of Building Inspection Leonard Hollywood Calif Fox Studio Movietone City

Red Oak Canning Factory Opens as Pack Totals $25,000

At Red Oak Iowa the new 24 hour factory began after a week idle. One thousand dollars raised by the Chamber of Commerce and $1.30 by growers guarantee operations. The pack will move about 25,000 cases of sweet corn and 1,000 cases of tomatoes.

Red Oak Iowa Chamber of Commerce

High School Registration Surges on First Day

The first day of class registration drew 187 students with Miss Della Patton guiding course choices. By 10:90 this morning 20 more enrolled, including 53 seniors, 50 juniors, 7 sophomores and six freshmen, many from other high schools such as Ottumwa Keota Richland West Chester Brookport Tulsa Des Moines and Cairo. Enrollment is expected to rise as upperclassmen register today and many freshmen arrive Monday. The total is likely to approach last year’s around 460 students.

Della Patton Yester Ottumwa Keota Richland West Chester Brookport Tulsa Okla Des Moines Cairo

Business Leaders Plan Renewed Industry Aid

Washington August 27 The president's business conference moved from speeches to committee sessions to map plans for aiding industry and boosting employment. Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles chairs the central banking and industrial committee with offices to be based in Washington. Everett Case of New York and James Douglas of the Treasury were named assistants.

Washington INS Henry M. Robinson Los Angeles New Central Banking and Industrial Committee Everett Case New York Owen D. Young James Douglas Treasury Department

Odd Fellows County Picnic Planned at Chautauqua Park

The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges schedule a Labor Day county picnic at Chautauqua Park in Washington. Noble Grand Mrs. Floyd Murdock named committee members Mrs. Arthur Ruebsam, Mrs. Roy Stewart, Mrs. Andy Polis, Mrs. Car Hanecher, and Mrs. Floyd Murdock to coordinate with the local Odd Fellows group. The event targets lodge members and their families and will feature a basket dinner and a program TBA.

Chautauqua Park Washington Rebekah Lodge Floyd Murdock Odd Fellows Arthur Ruebsam Roy Stewart Andy Polis Car Hanecher

Cline Reclaims Washington County Tennis Crown

Kenneth Cline defeated Huby Turner in straight sets to win the Washington County singles title on the high school court. Cline also swept victories in men’s doubles with Hank Little and mixed doubles with Doris Crow, as Turner, though aggressive, could not match Cline’s placement and steady play. Huston and Berry claimed the ladies doubles title 8-6 7-5 over Mangold and Mangold, in a closely fought final.

Kenneth Cline Washington County Huby Turner Cline Hank Little Doris Crow Turner Little Huby Ken Kenny Huston Berry Hope Huston Lillian Berry Mae Mangold Helen Lucyle Mangold Mangold Hubert Kolesick Noth Hank

State Fair Junior Livestock Awards Notice

Pigs in the junior livestock show at the state fair awarded across Washington county 4H club entries. Harold Montgomery reports Everette Hays won first with a Poland China gilt and Junior MecConnell won first with a Hampshire barrow. Everette also placed second on Poland China gilt and third on litter. Junior MecConnell earned an eleventh place as well.

Washington County 4H Club Harold Montgomery Everette Hays Poland China Junior MecConnell Hampshire Barrow Everette Junior

Three Cars in Wreck on Road No 2 East of Washington

A three car collision on primary road No 2 east of Washington injures four, including Mrs. R. G. Cherry of 823 East Washington. Mrs. Cherry and Mrs. Ralph McKean suffer the most severe injuries but none are believed seriously hurt. The crash occurred as Cherry attempted to pass another car.

Washington R. G. Cherry East Washington Street Washington County Hospital Ralph McKean Columbus Junction Wanda Willey Junction Cherry Frances McCoy Henry Te Bockhorst Studebaker Carl Wiley McKean Cherry Studebaker Willey Carl Willey Columbus City Wanda Oe Richie

Rain Dampens Sunset Park Farmer Picnic Speech Plan

A rainy afternoon interrupted the county farmers union picnic at Sunset Park. Glenn Miller of Oskaloosa, president of the state Partners Union, was due to speak at 2 PM and transfer the meeting to City Hall if he arrived, with the schedule uncertain if he reached Washington.

County Farmers’ Union Sunset Park Glenn Miller Oskaloosa State Partners Union Organization Prense City Hall Miller Washington

Hampshire barrow results and county awards noted

In Washington county fair results Phyllis Fienne placed eighth on Hampshire gilt and fourth on Hampshire boar. Ernest Jones finished eighth on Hampshire boar and eleventh on gilt, with seventh on litter. Donald Rinner placed sixth on Chester White barrows and seventh on Chester White litter.

Hampshire Washington County Phyllis Fienne Ernest Jones Donald Rinner Chester

One Club Tournament Promises Unique Golf Action

A Sunday afternoon two o'clock one club golf tourney is set at the country club. Players may choose one club for all shots including driving and putting. It is the first such event in Washington with ten conte entry and golf balls for the top six. City tournament matches should be completed at earliest convenience.

Washington

Miss Hilda Marcucci Leaves Hospital After Appendectomy

Miss Hilda Marcucci was to leave the Washington county hospital today after undergoing an appendectomy.

Hilda Marcucci Washington County Hospital

Dawson bound over to grand jury for DUI charge

Merle Dawson was arraigned before Justice of the Peace W E Harbor on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and held to the grand jury at the next district court term under $1000 bond. Two youths from southern Missouri were released after suspicions of theft from a Rubio store proved insufficient.

Merle Dawson Justice of the Peace W E. Harbor Missouri

Roosevelt Attacks Hoover Republicans Over Prohibition

Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt denounces President Hoover and the Republican Party at a Democratic rally, labeling their stance on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment as evasive. He mocks their dry wet policy, calls the national ticket "high and dry" and "increasing moisture," and argues for a clear dry versus wet choice in November. Roosevelt warns that only decisive leadership and temperance principles will prevail.

Lea Girt INS Franklin D. Roosevelt Hoover Roosevelt Columbus

Valley of Desolation Frames 1930s Democratic Rally

Ten years ago the Bishop California valley thrived on fruit and alfalfa but water shortages hit as Los Angeles demanded more supply for growth. The local Democrats held a rally while even a lone Republican postmaster attended, agreeing to switch affiliation. Politics settled for four years.

Bishop Cal Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce

Band Concert Tonight Featuring Neil Humble and Maurice Mayo

Maurice Mayo conducts a band concert tonight with soloists March and Tobias Mazurka selections. The program includes King Cotton course selection, Reminiscence of Wagner, La Zarine, and Atlantic Zyphers trombone pieces. Encore numbers include Hummin to Myself and Bull Trombone Snuggled on Your Shoulder.

Neil Humble Maurice Mayo March King Cotton Oe Cour Simons Katinka King Marek Olympic Hippodrome Alexander A. Hummin B. Bull

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