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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1933

Page

3

Republicans to Consider 1934 Ticket in Iowa

Des Moines Aug 28 remnants of Iowa Republicans meet to reform lines for 1934 campaign. Leaders plan to trot out the horses to find the strongest candidate and back a single ticket in the June primary. Four governors’ race contenders named Manning Hayes Turner and Garst with two dark horses Calflesh and Gilchrist explore unity.

Des Moines Iowa Republicans Edwin Manning Ottumwa W. O. Hayes Sioux City Cat W. Turner Roswell Garst Gilchrist Calflesh Ed W. Clark Mason City

Cavanaugh’s Plan to Nab Polotzki Near Paramount Studio

Lucky Cavanaugh and Slug plot to capture Polotzki after a fatal crime tied to Polotzki’s gunman. Cavanaugh aims to clear his name in the Santos case while Mulrooney’s silence stands as the price. They drive through Santa Monica and Vine streets toward Western Avenue, weighing risk, loyalty, and a solo confrontation.

Slug Cavanaugh Lucky Polotzki Mulrooney Kruger Annette Santos Poletzki Leni Luneska Santos Santa Monica Boulevard Paramount Studio Coppers Lucky Cavanaugh Vine Street Sunset Boulevard Western Avenue Robert Terry Shannon King Features Syndicate, Inc

Baby Boy Born To Mr and Mrs Frank Kaska

Mrs Alex Gevok correspondent reports a baby boy born August 24 to Mr and Mrs Frank Kaska EK Pleasant Plain. Other items note Jim Knox visiting from St Louis hospital, plans for Missouri trip, local visits, labor day dinner at St Joseph's, school reopening Monday August 28, and social gatherings with the Supallas and Bruty siblings.

E. Pleasant Plain Frank Kaska Agust Jim Knox St. Louis A. L. Supaila Esther Joe Supalla Dolores Missouri Alex Gevock Viola Doris Vince Gevo

Wellman and Clinton Families Return from World's Fair

Mr and Mrs Max McCrabb of Clinton and Mr and Mrs Calvin Griffith of Wellman recently returned from the world’s fair. The McCrabbs remain at the Frank Schwartz and John McCrabb homes in Wellman for the week. Announcements note the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Nelson of Tucson on August 18, 1935.

Wellman Max McCrabb Clinton Calvin Griffith McCrabbs Frank Schwartz John McCrabb Nelson Tucson Arizona

Wellman Area Social Notes Include Visitors and Illness

Mrs. Elmer Yoder and Miss Ida Mae Long have returned home to Wellman after attending the world’s fair. Cedar Rapids visitor Miss Louise Cook stays with Miss Martha Foster in Wellman. Mrs. Henry Aggison is resting easier after a cerebral hemorrhage. Cedar Rapids guests Mrs. Loren Winslow and two daughters visit Mrs. Winslow’s mother, Mrs. Mary Rugg of Wellman. Bernice Dislin and Bernice Brown finish summer sessions at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls and drive home to Wellman area. Davenport’s Mrs. Loretta Walton visits the Van Hayne home. The Mills family from Webb and Miss Helen Zillmer of Rossey will depart for their towns. Stanford’s Mr. and Mrs. David Bryant visit Wellman. Miss Lilah Dennison celebrates birthday with friends after a band concert. Earnest Bright and Mrs. Jessie Adams visit Wellman. Cedar Rapids visitors Mr. Walter Leighton and Mrs. Smith call on friends. Marilyn Jean of Mt. Vernon with relatives. Gideon Yoder’s health improves after a stroke. Yoder and wife bedridden. Mrs. Wesson returns to Iowa City after visiting the Snavely family. Local motor trip to Washington noted. Miss Una Ayers of New York mentioned.

Elmer Yoder Ida Mae Long Wellman Louise Cook Cedar Rapids Martha Foster Henry Aggison Loren Winslow Cedar .Rapids Winslow Mary Rugg Loretta Walton Davenport van Hayne David Mills Virginia Ann Webb Iowa Helen Zillmer Rossey Charles Zillmer David Bryant Stanford Calif Lilah Dennison Jessie Adams Earnest Bright Iowa City Walter Leighton Smith Marilyn Jean Mt. Vernon Gideon Yoder Yoder Wesson Ralph Snavely A. L. Braden F. E Rickey T. Ellis Rickey Virginia Lou Patricia Ann Washington Una Ayers New York

City, N. Y. Visits Fath er Perry Ayres in Wellman Area

City New York visits her father Perry Ayres and other relatives in and around Wellman, staying with family members and touring local sites over the weekend.

City N. Y Perry Ayres Wellman

Dayton Grove News Roundup of Visits and Travels

Dayton Grove notes a flurry of visits and travel including Robert Frank from Riverside staying two weeks at the Mottett home, Dorothy Slack visiting the Lyall Moore household, and Californians Mabel Hornung and Mrs. Slack visiting local families. Attendees at funerals, state fair travel to Chicago and Des Moines, field work such as silage and hay, plus residents preparing for the Century of Progress and Rebekah convention in Olds.

Dayton Grove Robert Frank Riverside Lawrence Mottett Mottett Francis Robert Catherine Bernard Mottett Dorothy Slack Davenport Lyall Moore Slack Albert Dayton Mabel Hornung Santa Ana California J. B. Moore West Chester James Havel, Jr Ainsworth Mabel Horning Elmer Vincent Keota Messers Frestone Clelland Brighton Walter Rover Washington Harry Campbell Crawfordsville Frank Boshart Claude Chicago John Boshart Century of Progress Edna Miller Billings Montana Rebekah Order Olds Oddfellows Hall Olds Consolidated Dale Roth H. H. Smith Arch Huston

Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Visits in Iowa Community

Mrs Harold Swick spent Wednesday at home near Titus while Wayne Berkshire Harold Swick Glad Mast and Delbert Maxwell worked on the road near the Wm Mitchell home Wednesday. Donald and Myral Smith worked Thursday in paying poll tax. Mr and Mrs Delbert Maxwell with Mrs Ollie Blake attended the Blake reunion near Mediapolis Sunday for grandfather Blake s 91st birthday. Mrs Ida Hunt stayed with her daughter Mrs Chas Bartholow north of Washington last week.

Local G A A Elects Officers for Coming Year

At the G A A meeting in Olds last week officers were elected for the coming year with Helen Stoner as president Louise Morgan as vice president Lois Chrissinger as secretary Doris Benson as recorder Leota Huston as social chairman and hike manager. Several visitors from Atalissa Packwood Monmouth West Chester and Washington joined local members during the week and various social events followed including a dinner hosted by Miss Marjorie Huston and gatherings at the homes of the Stoners and Taylor family.

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Gest G O. P Colflesh Gikchrist American Legion Manning Sagasport Hayes Vincent Harrington Woodbury County Turner State House Garst Field Senator New den Pleasant Plain Alex Gevok Bernice Dislin Bernice Brown Iowa State Teachers College Cedaralls J. WB. Moore Wallace Carson Keneth Bobby Writers Home Thelma Edgar W. L. Smith Pheenix Arizona Fred Spangler Forrest Lake Minn Claud McCoy Wm. Reubsam Latimer Davis Andy Gardener Bessie McCoy McCoy Springfield Dave Schantz Dave Washington County F. M. Smith Oskaloosa Braden Maxwell Corpendent Lewis Goodlander Awent Rock Island Reo Areca Hesterfield Liccsrt & Myers Tosacco Co
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