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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
3
The Rotary meeting featured brief talks from local citizens active in aiding those struggling with hardship. Speakers highlighted ongoing efforts to assist residents in need and address social welfare concerns in the community.
A county meeting showcased the Red Cross flour distributions, soup kitchen efforts, and shoe fund needs. Local officials emphasized food and clothing donations and appeals oversight, while Professor Walton discussed educational efficacy tests under Carnegie foundation imaging.
In 1690 the buccaneer Captain Leach captures the Centaur after a scheme by de Bernis to seize a Spanish plate fleet bound for Cadiz. De Bernis proposes an alliance with Leach, outlining a secret route and treasure worth a possible million pieces. Morgan, now Jamaica governor, hunts pirates as the plot thickens aboard the Centaur.
Railway timetable lists eastbound and westbound trains with numbers and departures. It notes freight and passenger services, daily and Sunday exceptions, and special stops including discharge passengers at California and county seats beyond El Paso. Agent signatures and station notes accompany the timetable.
Keota mourns Mrs Frank Reisman formerly Hattie Dutcher of Keota who died in Omaha she is survived by husband and son Kenneth and one grandchild funeral in Omaha. Also M H L Bickford 75 died at home after a brief illness he leaves wife and two sons Ray and Ralph funeral plans not announced. Mrs H N Dayton and Miss Rhea Palmer left for Omaha while Leona Palmer heads there from Des Moines.
Classified ad notices list Onnage 2 Lodges Washington Todge No. 20 A M regular meeting on the first Friday each month with Glenn Mace as secretary Damascus Shrifte No. 10 W. 8. holding a regular meeting on the fourth Tuesday at Mason ic Temple rooms with Mrs. Grace Belwinam W H and Mrs. Joy Bidwell W Seriba serving in roles.
Secretary Ed Brown releases budget recommendations proposing total annual state outlays near 2.8 million dollars, with 1.796 million current appropriations, calling for eliminations and cuts in several agricultural and government programs to meet the present Iowa budget needs. Local items note residents and events in Olds and nearby areas unrelated to the main fiscal story.
Olds girls suffered a 35 to 10 defeat at Mt Union despite good practice. Olds boys fought hard but lost 18 to 14 to a strong Mt Union squad. Next home game vs Crawfordsville on Dec 6 promises better results with two strong players on Crawfordsville. The Lesson Auxiliary meets Tuesday at the home of Mrs. FP A Morgan with Mrs. Tule Olson and Miss Mildred Hott.
St Marys defeated Nichols High on Nichols floor by 92 to 71 to fall to 2 wins and 2 losses. Upcoming schedule lists Riverside and Muscatine venues with multiple games through February.
Dr A Gauducheww unveils a new principle of physiology named Intrasauce. He injects sausage and seasoning directly into the bloodstream, claiming the hoverings penetrate all tissue for seasonings.
Fragmentary text lists streets and addresses with partial names and a phone number, mentioning PRASE opposite Court House, West Main, Penney store corner, and a doctor with a downtown location. No clear event or proper context is present.
Fragmentary notice lists chiropractic and osteopathic services at a clinic near Lemmon Street, with an upstairs office on the third floor and phone numbers 410 and 18. The ad references a physicians group and a reception area opposite a court.
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