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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1938

Page

8

Tom Martin Iowa City Mayor Elected to First District

Thomas E. Martin, longtime Iowa City mayor and lawyer, won the Republican nomination and then the first district seat in Congress. Born on a Monroe County farm, he has two children, bowls for recreation, and belongs to American Legion, Rotary and several fraternal groups. He opposes the New Deal and aims to serve beyond 1940.

Tom Martin Iowa City Iowa Thomas E. Martin Martin Edward C. Eicher Washington James P. Gaffney Williamsburg Eicher Roosevelt Securities and Exchange Commission Richer Younge Otha D. Wearin Monroe Co Monroe County Albia High School University of Iowa Law School Commerce Brownlee American Legion Yorty Hight Masonite Elks, Moose Knights of Pythia Rotary Club

Mrs Mineart Visited by Relatives and Community News

Mrs Chris Mineart recovering in Washington after nose surgery stays with daughter Mrs Edgar Rotzinger in Sandy Hook. Local 4-H girls attend choir practice while Thanksgiving activities include family gatherings, a turkey dinner, and school absences for medical x rays. Eight women met to craft at the Rotzinger home with plans for a Christmas exchange on December 14.

Sandy Hook Chris Mineart Washington Edgar Rotzinger Jo Pohren East Pleasant Plain Margaret Evelyn Mineart C. BK

Mantua City and Virgil Birthplace Note

Mantua in northern Italy lies 22 miles southeast of Verona with Mantua as its capital. The town is identified as the birthplace of the ancient poet Virgil.

Mantua Italy Verona Mantugr Virgil

William Hunter of Ames Visits W Hagie Home

Crawfordsville reports visits by William Hunter of Ames to the W H Hagie home on Wednesday en route to Hamilton Missouri. Hunter taught locally over twenty years ago and served in World War I, boarding with the Hagies during his stay. other social calls include Mrs. Morgan Williams and Mrs. Raymond Black, and visits by Harold Miller's family from Cedar Rapids.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Morgan Williams Wyman Raymond Black Dayton Ohio Elizabeth Williams William Hunter Ames W. H. Hagie Hamilton Hunter Tie Hagies Rebecca Chissinger Edwin Olds Paul Hayworth Virginia Miller Cedar Rapids Harold Miller Virginia St. Luke's Hospital

Judy Arthur and Roberta Visit at O Loughlin Home

Riverside dispatch notes Judith and Roberta Arthur of Washington visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William O Loughlin while a sister remains in Chicago for aunt’s illness. Mrs. John Tener returns from Missouri. St Mary’s parish to celebrate Immaculate Conception with Masses at 7 and 10. Parish sodalities’ 33rd anniversary observed with new members to be received during evening program.

Riverside Judith Roberta Arthur Washington William O'Loughlin Robert Arthur Chicago Amos Mellenger Kalona John Tener Marie Wilma Jane Tener Columbia Missouri St. Mary's Parish

Wood Pewee’s Mossy Nest Builds on a Bough

A plaintive wood pewee constructs a moss and lichen nest on a woodland limb. The bird is noted as an adept architect of the nest, often fused to the tree limb as if part of the trunk.

Original Rubber Trees Sent From England to Ceylon Exhibit

The Britannic Garden in Ceylon displays the original rubber trees after seeds germinated in England. The exhibit also shows the second and third generations, tracing the plant's propagation from initial germination to later progeny.

Ceylon Brazil England

All-State High School Players Meet in Ames

Demons Defeat Sigourney 50 to 36 and 39 players named to the first three all-state teams will gather in Ames for a two day program. Iowa State College hosts ceremonies with Dr. Finley and editors from several papers in attendance. The event includes banquets speeches and a preview of Iowa high school football talent for 1938.

Ames Iowa Iowa Daily Press Iowa Daily Press Association Allstate Charles Ek. Finley Iowa State College Iowa Daily Newspapers College The Ames Tribune I.D.P.A Cornell College George Veenker Iowa State L.D.P.A Jim Yeager Iowa State Cyclones Finley L.D. P.A Northwestern University Chicago

Richland Honors Football Team With Community Dinner

About 175 Richland residents gathered for a dinner and program honoring the Richland high school football team, Keokuk county champions and Ke-Wash co champions with 19 game win streak. Local leaders and coaches spoke. Raymond Steinbeck presented a gold plaque. Kenneth Steinbeck received the championship trophy. 12 players earned letters. music from Jack's Sons of Swing accompanied the event.

Richland C. R. Wallace Wallace Kenneth Steinbeck Rubio Steinbeck Steinbecks Jack

Oska Loosa to Meet Washington in Monday Volleyball

Oska Loosa will visit to play Washington next Monday evening replacing the earlier Thursday date. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. Additional southeast Iowa and Illinois towns may be added but likely postponed until after Christmas.

Oskaloosa Washington Iowa Illinois

Committee to Hear Plea for Land in Sioux City

Des Moines The state executive council named a three member committee to hold a hearing on Sioux City's request to use 16 acres between Perry Creek and Pierce Street for a new auditorium site. Land is state owned and overseen by the conservation commission. Committee members are State Auditor C W Storms Secretary of Agriculture Thomas L Curran and Robert E O Brien.

Des Moines Sioux City Perry Creek Pierce Street State Conservation Commission C. W. Storms Thomas L. Curran Robert E. O'Brian

Historic Iowa basketball list of players by town

Sioux City third team Wayne Porter Forest City Jack Palmer Albia Jack Bredimus Marshalltown Rob Lauterbaugh Sac City Jim Wabel Fort Madison Leo Thor Carroll Stanley Little North Des Moines Max Swaim Ottumwa Leonard Wood Waterloo Hast LeRoy Krumrey Charles City Herman Harvey Creston Alvin Walters Burlington Lawrence La Barge Anamosa

Sioux City Wayne Porter Forest City Jack Palmer Albia Jack Bredimus Marshalltown Rob Lauterbaugh Sac City Jim Wabel Fort Madison Leo Thorup Carroll Stanley Little North Des Moines Max Swaim Ottumwa Leonard Wood Waterloo Hast LeRoy Krumrey Charles City Herman Harvey Creston Alvin Walters Burlington Lawrence la Barge Anamosa

Sigourney Varsity Defeats Washington Demons Despite Stewart Strong

Sigourney high school routed Washington 50-26 in a Little Stix clash as Clint Stewart and Charlie Seeder led with 16 and 12 points. Brown’s free throw and Conklin’s range kept Sigourney ahead, while Washington’s reserves nearly closed the gap late before Sigourney secured the win.

Sigourney Washington Demons Savages Gurney Oanal Kk Kimberlin Hey Sizournes Conklin Clint Stewart Charlie Seeder Finke Ja Tle Brown Wineton Heron Demon Mrt Bill Kiesey Uml

Walker earns Monmouth College freshman football award

William Walker of Washington township received a freshman football award at Monmouth College. He was among thirty freshmen honored for meeting academic requirements. The team won both Midwest Conference games, defeating Augustana College freshmen 6-0 and losing to another opponent 4-7.

Walker Monmouth Til Dee William Walker Washingstowa Monmouth College Eveat Midwest Confers

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