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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1933

Page

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Good Fellows Ask Contributions Tell Details of Corn Hog Contracts

Secretary Henry A Wallace announced the corn hog contract authorizing 350 million dollars for reducing 1934 corn acreage and hog production with 75 million to Iowa farmers. The plan provides 36 cents per bushel rental and 15 cent first and second installments, plus a 5 dollar per head hog adjustment for 75 percent of hogs.

Washington D. C Henry A. Wallace Corn Belt Iowa Des Moines Secretary of Agriculture

Globe Trotters Defeat Y M C A 39 to 33 in Gym Show

A large crowd packed the high school gym to watch the Globe Trotters five skilled players perform as entertainers and defeat the Washington Y M C A basketball team 39 to 33. The Washington High School quintet then beat Morning Sun 22 to 17, led by Gale Fisher, in the other double bill game.

Globe Trotters Washington Y. M. CC Washington High School Morning Sun High School Washington Kalona Gale Fisher Carlton

Iowa House Reports Three Way Interim Tax Revision

The Iowa House reported out a three way interim tax revision bill with no material changes. It retains a two percent retail sales tax and a two percent corporate tax, while a graduated net income tax starts at one percent for five thousand dollars.

Iowa Des Moines Dec House

Washington High School Names Band Officers

Davyl Fetters was elected president and Robert Barelay secretariat treasurer of the Washington high school band at a special meeting. Both juniors have three years in the band and are soloists. Fetters plays baritone horn, Barelay on slide trombone. They lead sixty musicians for the winter concert Friday night.

Davyl Fetters G. L. Fetters Madison Street Robert Barelay G. N. Barelay West Washington Street Washington High School Daryl Well Man FatirVeld Robert Wellman

MEN'S CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEETING

Mitch McCleery elected president of the mens Bible class at United Presbyterian Sabbath school. Howard White named vice president Albert Simpson secretary Ross Galloway treasurer Everett Stewart teacher Dr A Roice assistant teacher. sixty five attended. Rev D H Brush spoke on men's relation to church and duties. Oyster stews preceded the meeting. high school quartet and Catherine Masson provided music.

Mitch McCleery United Presbyterian Sabbath School Howard White Albert Simpson Ross Galloway Everett Stewart A. Roice D. H. Brush McClellan Heights United Presbyterian Church Davenport Catherine Masson Merle Simpson George Masson Harry Barker Elwyn Gardner

Christmas Baskets for Needy Folk in Washington County

The Y's Men’s Club sponsors the Goodfellows program again this year. The Journal publishes a coupon to raise funds for Christmas food baskets to aid needy families on Christmas Day. The goal is to collect $300 through voluntary contributions, with payments sent via the coupon.

Washington Washington County Y's Men's Club Goodfellows Cause Y's Goodfellows Goodfelows

Volleyball Tourney at Y to Feature Four Town Teams

Y M C A hosts a Thursday volleyball tournament bringing six man teams from Oskaloosa Ottumwa Davenport and Washington eastern Iowa. The opening matches begin as the first visiting team arrives with Washington slated for the first game.

Iowas Oskaloosa Ottumwa Davennport Washington

Mrs Jack Goodwin of Wellman Taken

Mrs. Jack Goodwin of Wellman died at 10 a m today at her home. Funeral arrangements are indefinite. Her husband survives. Also notes Lee McAvoy injured recently when he fell from a step ladder and broke his heel.

Jack Goodwin Wellman Lee McAvoy

More Pioneers Join 75 Club In Washington County

Six more members joined the Jour nals Three Quarter Century Club in the last two days as inquiries rise. Membership is free for ages 75 plus with no solicitation of funds and a complimentary dinner planned next summer. The Evening Journal sponsors the club to honor area pioneers. New members listed include Norman J. Schilling Richard Perry Dewey C Pearson Mary A White Samantha E K Bailey John Wesley Owen. Application forms available at the Journal office or mailed on request.

Washington County The Evening Journal Richard Perry Dewey City Ss. C. Pearson Ainsworth Mary A. White East Madison Samantha EK. Bailey Washington John Wesley Owen Brighton Journal

Corn Hog Meet Draws Large Rural Attendance

One hundred ten men mostly farmers attended the first Washington county corn hog program meeting at the city hall with Duke Arthur of the Ames extension service as speaker. A second meeting drew 175 people at Crawfordsville and more sessions were planned for Wellman and Riverside to promote understanding of the planned production program.

Washington County City Hall Duke Arthur The Ames Extension Service Crawfordsville Wellman Riverside

Will B Beverly Hills Encounters Philippine Delegation

In Beverly Hills a Philippine delegation headed to Washington is observed. They seek liberty rather than money and their leader Manual Quezon is praised as capable. The speaker urges freeing the Philippines now, linking it to ending liquor restrictions and sugar dependence.

Beverly Hills Cal Washington Manual Quezon Philippines

Lindberghs Reach Natal Brazil in Atlantic Flight

Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh land in Natal Brazil in their seaplane after a 16 hour flight from Bathurst British West Africa. They completed 19,000 miles of aerial touring since leaving New York on July 9. The couple received cheering crowds as Anne Morrow Lindbergh assisted radio controls.

Mra Charles A. Lindbergh New York Bathurst West Africa Natal Brazil Bathuret British West Africa Lindberghs South Atlantic Anne Morrow Lindbergh Lindbergh Labrador Ireland Paris

Legion Plans Rabbit Hunt At City Hall Meeting

About 40 Legion men attended the meeting in the decorated Legion rooms at city hall. Ted Crone and Harry Simpson were named captains of two teams for the hunt, with the date to be set later. Commander A F Baldrige presided as entertainment by Bob Findley and the Avalon trio was enjoyed.

Legion Ted Crone Harry Simpson A. F E. Baldrige

Trees Appear Around Square In Washington Stores

Overnight small Christmas trees appeared before most Washington stores as part of the city’s festive decorations for the season. About 100 trees will be lit or left unadorned, arranged through Quecetjen Bros who organized the bulk order for distribution. A central tall tree in Central Park is illuminated, with colored lights extending to the park’s four corners nightly through Christmas.

Washington Quecetjen Bros Central Park

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Ane Wallace Europe William Hillman Senate Agriculture Department Roosevelt Lcense Meat Packers Joint Legislative Committee Governors Interim Commission United Press Todas Leslie C. Kelley Aul’s Episcopal Church Francisco State Athletic Board of California James Rolph San Jose Brooke Hart Y. M HI School Paryl Fetters Otek Serper Elec Pnport Club Greenland America Norman J. Schilling Marion Avenue Arthur Mr. Arthur Hie Aed Viare World Wide Wireless Radio Corporation OF America Washington and Winnipeg Diamond Reindeer Ranch Minnesota Santa Claus Leon Beatty Rabbit Hunt Crone Simpson Bob Findley the Avalon Trio
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