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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1932

Page

6

Kittenball Meet at Columbus Junction Field

A kittenball tournament at the athletic field near Letts on Sunday features fourteen teams from the area. Games run 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. prizes total 40 dollars with 30 to the winner and 10 to the runner up. Teams include Texaco and the Roosters Muscatine. Iowa Pearl of Muscatine. West Liberty Ramblers. Fridley’s Muscatine. Muscatine Alas. Grandview. Arden. Columbus City. Columbus Junction Tigers. West Liberty Legion. Du Moi s City. Serv A Self of Wapello.

Columbus Junction Letts Muscatine Texaco The Roosters Iowa Pearl West Liberty Ramblers Fridley’s Store Muscatine Alas Grandview Arden Columbus City Columbus Junction Tigers Weat Liberty Legion Mnois City Wapello

Moose Confident of Senator Davie at Convention

Delegates at the Loyal Order of Moose 44th international convention in Cleveland express confidence in Senator James J Davie of Pennsylvania despite an indictment in New York on lottery charges and vote to continue him as director general. The assembly also adopts a plan establishing a storehouse for dues of unemployed members.

Cleveland the Loyal Order of Moose James J Davia Vennsylvania New York

Chicago social visitor charms a local friend

Miss Margaret Cochrane of Chicago visits Miss Virginia Droz in this county after arriving Friday. In other news, Robert Maynard Bell of Preston and Helen M. Brown of Washington apply for a marriage license in Jackson County.

Margaret Cochrane Chicago Virginia Droz Miss Cochrane Robert Maynard Bell Preston Jackson County Helen M. Brown Washington

Shiloh Community News Highlights From August

Shiloh notes thanks for pickle recipes and lists local visits and illnesses. Myra Van Nostrand returns from visit near Chester. Caldwell, Gamble, and Pratt families are mentioned. Road work progresses. school prep and book exchanges are covered. Troop members Harry, Warren, and Melville Donaldson return from Fort Des Moines with a troop trophy.

Shiloh Myra van Nostrand Willard Leet Chester Sam Marsh James Will Cockran Coppock Henry Schoonover Walter Fox Junior Burlington Oscar McLin Carmen Will Caldwell Cathryne Cleone Caldwell-Moore Sunset Park Ira Caldwell Caldwell Celene Caldwell Orb Nebraska Margaret Pratt Zeta Nay John Gamble Will Darbyshire Helen Minnie Arnold Carr Marvin Warnock Inez Schoonover Myra van Nostrant A. B. Carr Mr. Carr Harry Warren Melville Donaldson Ft. Des Moines

Local families gather for Sunday picnic in timber area

In Pleasant Plain and surrounding areas, numerous families hosted and visited relatives this Sunday. Guests included the Fritz, Supalla, Coffin, Gevock, and Zaharris families from multiple towns. Frank Wesley drove to Chicago with nieces while others returned to work in Milwaukee and Moline.

E. Pleasant Plain P. J. Fritz A. L. Suppalla Albert Coffin Florence Fritz Davenport Paul Dvorsky von Donald Morris Martin Fritz Frank Wesley Chicago Anne Dizydlemeki Helen Godzela Sopha Royall Frank Xaska Joe Zaharris Baby Centerville Sophia Zaharris Pairfield Adam Zaharris Joan Ann Herman Supalla Washington

Ten Years Ago Today Misa Brock Returns Home

Misa Mildred Brock is home from Iowa City where she attended summer school. Many shoppers buy mineral oil at this store, advertised as genuine Russian Oil at 49 cents a pint and 50 cents per quart. Open all day Sundays. Weather predicts showers tonight and Sunday. Top on hogs $4.90. Druggist Geo. L. McDaniel offers these notices.

Misa Mildred Brock Iowa City

Local visitors and reunions fill area addresses

Casper visitors Kathryn and Emma Jean Meyer and Mark Meyer Jr arrive to visit relatives at Ben Briley's home. W J Gillespie of Omaha attends George Griffith funeral and visits C C Owen’s home. Mrs Teresa Vastine and Cedric of Davenport visit during Swift reunion at Sunset Park. Families travel to Keokuk and Clarence for teaching positions, and shopping trips mark the day with residents from Crawfordsville and Moline visiting and returning home.

Kathryn Emma Jean Meyer Mark Myer, Jr Casper, Wyo Ben Briley W. J. Gillespie Omaha Nebr George Griffith C. C. Owen Teresa Vastine Cedric Davenport Richland Sunset Park 0. R. Mayo Charles Hetty R. P. Dewey Keokuk Edna Mayo Ralph Humble Mr. Mayo Barbara Cuddy Clarence Iowa Una Smith Mt. Union Earl Smith North of James Young Crawfordsville Lois Harper Margaret Cunningham Moline Victor Masson Leland Maxwell Paullina C. M. Maxwell Pearl Gardner Ainsworth Washington

Local Residents Visit and Travel News from Muscatine Area

Fred Geisler and daughter Miss Winifred Geisler of Muscatine spent yesterday with relatives. Mrs. H. W. Russell visits Belknap over Sunday. Mrs. BE. E. Cline to visit daughter in St Joseph Missouri. Hilda Dalzell of Logansport visiting Gertrude Hammer ahead of Hammer Bailey wedding. Wisie Long heads to Excelsion Springs Missouri with trailer. Multiple residents, shoppers, and visitors listed from Crawfordsville, Richland, South English, Ainsworth, West Branch, Aberdeen and East Pleasant Plain with various visits and trips.

H. W. Russell Belknap Lee Hanna Crawfordsville W. E. Logan BE. E. Cline Owen Craig St. Joseph Hilda Dalzell Logansport Ind Gertrude Hammer Hammer-Bailey Miss Dalzell Miss Hammer Kendall College Chicago Wisie Long Excelsion Springs Fred D. Brock John Heisdorffer Richland J. W. Sommer Harry Reece Ainsworth M. C. Grove South English Forest Maxwell Conesville Harry Pearson South of Ray Minick Minick Henry Minick North Iowa Emilie Corbin Leanna Brown West Branch Hazel McCarty Miss McCarty Ina McDowell Iowa City Sam White Harriet Aberdeen S. D White Joe Purvis Emma Edna Purvis Joann Drish East Pleasant Plain Joe Melinski

Worried in Norway Over Fate of Two American Flyers

Oslo officials believe Clyde A. Lee and John Bochkon faced trouble on their nonstop trans Atlantic flight to Oslo. With strong tail winds, authorities think the men may have been forced down south or elsewhere and hope they landed safely at an isolated spot.

Norway Oslo INS Clyde A. Lee John Bochkon Keller Military Field

Peet to Speak at Union Service on Education Challenge

Superintendent J H Peet-Wilts will address the Union Church program at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. Washington junior college students will participate. Peet has led Washington schools seven years and helped organize the junior college. He prepared a nationwide report on junior colleges for the Iowa State Teachers association.

J. H. Feet Wils Washington Junior College Peet Washington United States Educational Council Iowa State Teachers Association

Conesville Ships Many Cantaloupes In Bountiful Run

About 2000 cases of cantaloupes are shipped daily from Conesville with a ten day longer season. Rain damaged melons. prices lag behind last year. Conesville Melon Day set for Sept 6 with a full day program and free watermelon served.

Columbus Junction Conesville

Weekend visits and travels across cities in Iowa and Illinois

Mr and Mrs C V Crull and children Virginia and Charles spend the weekend in Davenport at the Lee Bettendorf home. Mrs Gino Cantoni and daughter Anna Mae visit Chicago with her parents Mr and Mrs Stefani. Bobby Frank returns from Fairfield where he learned to swim. Russell Frink and son Bobby attend the state fair. Charles Grayson visits brother Ellis in Forest City and attends the state fair. Norman Sage handles correspondence in his absence. Margaret Marker of Cedar Rapids returns from a week with Louise Null. Mrs Edward A Swift returns to Knoxville after visiting Celestine Marie and the Marie brothers.

Gino Cantoni Anna Mae Chicago Margaret Martker Cedar Rapids Louise Null Edward A. Swift Knoxville Celestine Marie J. A. Marie Will Marie

Community notes from Washington and area events

Paul Weesner of Red Cloud Nebraska and Charles Peterson visited the Morrison home en route to Washington to attend school. Ruth Ziegler of Fairfield visited Washington on business. Mrs. W. L. Alcorn and daughter Helen with Miss Helen Levis toured Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Ella Colville, injured in an auto crash, left Iowa City for home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Melinsk and Paul Horak attended the state fair in Des Moines. Today is far thrill day at the fair.

Paul Weesner Red Cloud Nebr E. D. Morrison Charles Peterson Morrison Washington, D. C Phil's 2Nd Street Ruth Ziegler Fairfield Washington Alctioneerm Nv. F Macon Iowa W. L. Alcorn Helen Helen Levis Cedar Rapids A. L. Alcorn Alcorn Ella Colville Fenton, Jr Washington County Hospital Leo Gross Colville Iowa City Joe Melinsk Paul Horak Des Moines

Jessen Couple Return From Nebraska Visit

Supervisor B N Jessen and Mrs Jessen have returned after a week in eastern Nebraska due to the serious illness of Mrs Jessen's mother.

B. N. Jessen Mrs. Jessen Nebraska

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