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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1932

Page

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Two Men Charged With Murder In Iowa Deputy Slaying

Elmer Brewer and Patrick Griffin, both jailed near Waterloo, face murder charges and a death penalty bid after Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworth was slain and Deputy I M Mitchell wounded during a suspected juvenile case inquiry. Authorities traced the suspects through snow, and both men reportedly confessed in the sheriff's presence. The crowd at the jail attempted a lynching but dispersed after the sheriff refused to hand over the keys.

Waterloo Iowa INS Elmer Brewer Patrick Griffin W. F. Dilworth Dilworth I. M. Mitchell Brewer Griffin H. T. Wagner Wagner John W. Gwynne Burton Hill Topeka Kan E. F. Graves

Christmas Play at U P Church by United Presbyterian Bible School

A Christmas program titled Christmas Around the World will be presented next Tuesday at 7 30 by about 100 participants under Miss Clarice Meek and Miss Carolyn Hamilton. Richard McCleery narrates with fourteen musical numbers and scenes from Holland Norway Germany and Mexico plus biblical tableaux.

United Presbyterian Bible School Charel Clarice Meek Carolyn Hamilton Holland Norway Germany Mexico Christ Shepherds Wise Men Richard McCleery Mable Livingston John William Maeson Louise Irene DeLong Allen Neil Trotman Helen Sevilla Boice Fred William Stewart Mabel Jane Fulton Hollander M. C DeLong Frederick Robert Mclaughlin Maria Nora Blick

House to Vote Next Week on 3.2 Percent Beer Bill

Speaker Garner said the 9.2 per cent beer bill would pass the House next Wednesday or Thursday with a vote slated for Tuesday. Collier predicted a substantial majority. leaders rejected gag rule ideas and pledged open amendments as debate begins. The wine bloc signaled no further fight until the measure reaches the Senate.

Washington Garner House Collier Mississippi Ways and Means INS Rep Sea (D California Senate

Brothers die in Jamaica New York house fire

Two young brothers were burned to death in a Jamaica New York two story home fire. Their mother and two younger sisters escaped down ladders to safety during the blaze.

New York Jamaica, N. Y

New Goodfellows Contributions Update

The committee urges contributors to allow use of their names for efficient fund tracking. Contributions total $50, nearly tying last year’s $51.50. Clip the coupon today to help.

Christmas Vacation Concert by Portnightly Music Dept

The Portnightly music department hosts a holiday concert Monday evening December 26 at the United Presbyterian Church. College students from the program and guests from Washington county will perform. No admission charge, but a free will offering will help cover expenses.

Cub Music Department United Presbyterian Washington Washington County Helen Coffey Bether McCreedy J. E. Ream

Farm Group Holds Annual Meet With New Officers

The Wililington County Farm Bureau elected KE Hayes of Washington as president for the coming year, with Richard Stephens Oregon township as vice president and Max Waterhouse Clay township as secretary. Walter R. Brown Washington township became treasurer, Cloyd Knapp Cedar township chaired the girls 4H work, C C Roth lisberger Jackson township led the boys 4H, and Mrs Homer Birney Jackson chaired the women’s department. Hayes was named delegate to the Des Moines state convention. Reports were heard, including a county agent summary by Harold Montgomery, and the treasurer noted improved finances. Dinner followed at the United Presbyterian church, with an afternoon address by Farmer Brown.

KE. . Hayes Washington Uwnisip Wielligton County Ladina Dum Tau Juioya Wark Vickson Township Bureau Richard Stephens Oregon Township Max Waterhouse Clay Township Walter R. Brown Washington Township Cloyd Knapp Cedar Township C. C Rothlisberger Jackson Township Homer Birney Jackson Hayes Des Moines Harold Montgomery Farm Bureau United Presbyterian Church Farmer Brown Washington County Taxpayers League Morrison Claire Dewey H. G. Richardson Kh. DD. Morrison Jaine Hawkins Wapello Washington County Towa Iowa A. J. Johnson D. H. Wentworth H A, Dusenberry Geo. Yeager Harvey Barnes Wm. Koenie Geo. A Eglin Joseph P. Quinn S. Cummings Joe Knotek DB. C. Poster Dr. Enos Mille Ed Davis Charles Stearns Newton Whetetine Fred Bauer Roger Rank Romine Walter Sheets Ben Brinton H. W. Sigafoose Fred Palmer J. C. Bauer Harry Dye Sam T. Donahe Eleet League Lees

Mother kills secretary to protect home in downtown Jacksonville

A mother of five shot and killed a 27 year old secretary in downtown Jacksonville claiming she acted to protect her home. The suspect was held for murder as authorities investigated the incident. Mr and Mrs Charles Pedrey of Mt Pleasant were guests at the Warrens' home over the weekend.

Jacksonville Fla Charles Pedrey Mt. Pleasant Lewis Warren

Washington County Farm Bureau 1932 Year in Review

Farm Bureau report by County Agent H J Montgomery details 4H Bread Clubs with 196 girls, 125 completing work, meals, breads, and health gains. Livestock clubs enrolled 44, exhibited 112 head, total club value $3,014.87, premiums $560, trips to Chicago, and large youth participation across multiple projects.

Livestock Clube Everett Hayes Donald Rinner Baby Beef Club Eure de Meteber Dairy Calf Club Hampshire Clu

Appreciation Note Acknowledges Community Support

A county agricultural agent thanks the Washington County Farm Bureau supporters including the health unit American Legion city officials press YMCA ministers banks businessmen officers directors and leaders from the Farm Bureau for their cooperation. He wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

American Legion Y. M Farm Bureau Washington County Farm Bureau H. J. Montgomery

Brighton Girl Is Contest Winner

Myrtle Coakley of Brighton high school in Brighton Iowa won the Journal short story contest for Washington county high school students. Her story Thrills While Growing Up was the unanimous choice for first prize ten dollars. Second prize goes to Helen Crandall for Jimmy, third prize to Virginia Scranton for Angels Unawares. Several stories received honorable mention and will be published on the Journal editorial page.

Myrtle Coakley Brighton High School Brighton Iowa Journal Washington County Washington Miss Cookney Helen Crandall Jimmy Virginia Scranton Ainsworth Feael BY Ways Kenneth Grant Krighten Kurt Herschberger Kualona Sheriff Ruth Wehble Wellman Virginia Miller Crawfordsville Santa Claus Ruth Hauenastein Robert Brinton Mary Strabala Kalona Cloyce Johnson Ruth Robison Mageste Erlis Lemley Katona Victor Ange Unawares

Basketball at Y to Feature Burlington- Wapello Clash

The Burlington Y faces a strong opponent from Washington junior college alumni who won the state title. Stanton Kiesey says the Eagers are ready but cautious. Henry Little's freshman team meets Wapello freshmen as a curtain raiser at 7 15 with many spectators expected.

Washington Junior College Hame Y Gymnasium Wapello Burlington Stanton Kiesey Henry Little

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The fragment recounts a protest and a gun incident in a congressional gallery, noting a sign about licensing visitors who shoot a congressman. It also remarks on American opinion of England and an impression of spending.

Beverly Hills Cal Congressional Gallery Tam America England

Local plan provides sausage for needy families

Four hogs donated by Dutch Creek farmers were killed and processed at the County Home to make sausage for relief. About four hundred pounds have already been distributed with the help of Mrs. Della Miller. Families report first fresh meat in a year, and counties urge similar programs and further hog contributions for future distribution.

Dutch Creek Della Miller Washington Harry Gerdes

Stores Open Evenings Next Week for Christmas Shopping

Most stores handling Christmas goods will be open evenings next week, offering shoppers additional time for holiday buying.

Methodist Cantata by Choir of Fifty Tomorrow Evening

The Christmas cantata The Christ Child by Hawley will be performed by the Methodist choir tomorrow night at 7 30 in Washington churches. About fifty will participate in choruses solos and quartets led by Mrs Lewis Warren with a reading by Dr Witzigman and a large crowd expected.

Hawley Methodist Washington Lewis Warren Kathleen Colley Roy Finch Lee Holland Remps Hampeher A. G Arrasmith Amy

Washington County Taxpayers League Adopts Constitution

Last night the Washington County Taxpayers League formed an executive committee and adopted a constitution. A meeting is planned next Tuesday at 1 PM to organize further and report to a Friday afternoon taxpayers’ meeting at City Hall.

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