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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1936

Page

5

Badminton Adopts Modern Fame From Ancient Roots

The sport, tracing to battledore and shuttlecock, has surged in popularity in the United States and worldwide. Introduced to the U S in 1878 by two Manhattan youths forming the Badminton club of New York, it blends social charm with athletic play. Notables include Jack Parecel and Walt Kramer, reflecting rising prestige amid evolving rules and court layouts.

Maurice Merryfield International New York United States India Badminton Club of Prince Alberts England Jack Parecel Walt Kramer Detroit

Christmas Cantata by Crawfordsville Church Choirs

The Crawfordsville churches present a Christmas cantata December 20 with a mixed chorus and soloists led by Rev C C Cochran Manders. The program includes The Christmas Adoration by Carrie B. Adams, various choruses, solos and duets, and an offertory. The list of performers includes sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses such as Mrs Harold Miller Doris Anderson Lorene Taylor and Clarence Days John Neill Willis Wittmer Frank Gault Lisle Anwyl Gordon Wayne Williams Joe R. Cleo Fletcher and others.

Nellie Manners Crawfordsvile Crawfordsville David C. Davies Adams Carrie B. Adams Cc. W. Cochran Manders Harold Miller Doris Anderson Lorene Taylor Oral Conrad Alice Walker Bruce Hanna Elizabeth Davis Arelene Lowe D. C Davies Yula Rose Edith Halverson Manda Davis Isabenwyl Earl Walker Mienneth Cherryholmes N J. Lease Marian Williams Ina Mae Walker Lucy Rudat Marie Darbyshire Helen Meeks Gwendolyn Rhea Norma Meeks Doreen Lease Johnetta Waters Alto Vesta McCracken William Henss Don Darbyshire Anna Mae White Helen Huston Maude Parnes Ruthes Alberta Cochran Alice Lois Hanna Clarence Day's John Neill Willis Wittmer Frank Gault Glen Rich Bass Lisle Anwyl Forrest Hill Joe R Cleo Fletcher Gordon Wayne Williams Donald

Co op Burial Associations Lose Court Ruling

Iowa co operative burial groups plan to drop embalming after a supreme court opinion forbids embalming by such associations. They will continue to run funeral homes hearses and casket sales with member funded assessments supporting all services except embalming. The Fremont Co operative Burial Association of Osceola led the ruling.

Des Moines INS Iowa Co-Operative Burial Associations Supreme Court Fremont Co-operative Burial Association Oskaloosa Corporation

Zimmerman Solioists Performances Highlight Local Recital

The program features Mrs. Miller, Mr. Conrad, Miss Anderson, Mire Taylor, Miss McCracken, Mr Anwyl, and Mr Wittmer with Director Mrs. C. W. Cochran. Pianist and accompanist is Mrs. Ollie Anwyl.

Tax Burden Shapes South Tibbetsville Mill Debate

A mill owner in South Tibbetsville warns that rising taxes threaten his business while he awaits word on when politicians will begin to address payroll funding and the mill’s future.

South Tibbetsville

Health Notes on Tuberculosis Findings and Diagnosis

Health workers in Detroit reported 44 percent of adult pulmonary tuberculosis cases first found by private physicians, rising to 64 percent when hospital and sanatorium reports are included. The piece highlights the tuberculin test X rays sputum analysis and ongoing need for Christmas seal fundraising support.

National Tuberculosis Association Detroit Health Department City Health Department Christmas Seal Fund Crusade For

Dr Allen of Iowa Speaks to Rotary on Europe and War Risk

The Iowa S U L faculty member Dr Allen addressed the Rotary Club Monday, discussing Europe’s prewar tension and current conditions. He warned the spark could ignite a great war and that the United States remains entwined in world affairs while European economies seek strategic advantage. He contrasted past and present tensions and urged that war be kept to a thing of the past through experience. Sidney Moore introduced the speaker and thanked the program committee for the worthwhile talk.

Rotary Club Dr. Allen Europe Allen Italy Germany Japan Sidney Moore

Missing Four Days Spreads Hope For Iowa Teens

Relatives say Dale Armstrong 17 Robert Saxton 17 and Orvil Mueller 16 may be en route to Masin Wyoming in a model Ford after four days missing from WIOTA Iowa. Authorities pursue leads as families await word.

Wiota Iowa Dale Armstrong Robert Saxton Orvil Mueller Masin Wyo

Riverside grade children present holiday program

On Friday at 1 30 p m the Riverside public school grade children perform in the auditorium. The event features the play The Girl Who Had No Birthday with a large cast, a pantomime Silent Night, songs Woodshed Blues and Im Going to Tell Me, a Christmas drill, and the play A Christmas box from Aunt Jane. The St Marys basketball team lost 34 to 14 at Conesville and will play Cosgrove next Monday.

Riverside Riverside Public School Magsie Patsy McCreedy Freddie Hal Cress Flossie Bonnie White Grace Betty Holt Gloria Glenys Marner Mabel Lois Buchwalter Paul Hubert Myles Doud Jimmie Hal Holt Jack Dean Hartzler Fairy Nancy Luckey Marie Norma Droll Joe Bobby Soukup Albert Helfrich Tom Darris Whitlock Alice Willadene Korous Nancy Donna Whitlock Mary Rose Marie Luckey Herbert Holt Billy Scott Jane Mr. Dunning Joe Hartzler Cosgrove

Lloyd Loeffler and son take cattle to Chicago market

Lloyd Loeffler and his son Willard accompanied their shipment of cattle to Chicago on Monday. The notice also lists local social visits and gatherings in Hardscrabble and nearby towns, including Farm Bureau events and family visits with names such as Mrs. J. Carrig, Mrs. H. Carris, Mrs. John Wehr, Mrs. Emma Cherry, and others.

Lloyd Loeffler Willard Chicago J.” T. Carrig Winnie Farm Bureau Service Baptist Church Washington Laurel Statler Babe Clarence Lynn H. T. Carris John Wehr Emma Cherry West Chester Joe Schlatter J. E. Lemley H. 7. Carris Chas. Grisham 4 Table Club Clyde Putnam Lester Macon Ernie Fulton Clarence Harper Mary Louise Robertson John Robertson Ralph Robertson Royal Robertson Glen Little J. W. van Dyke Washington High Line Orley Page Jesse Page

East Highland Local News Items Collected by Mrs Mineer

East Highland residents share visits and chores as neighbors help with hay moving and cooking for shredders. Local moves and household arrangements include the Allbrechts moving to the Paul Shebanek place and Shragge family planning a California move.

East Highland Little Verne Allbrecht Carl Shraggs Gail Murdock Frankie Mineer Frank Mineer Washington Robert Wieland Baker Farm Elmer Pearson Henry Prymek James Dvorak Evelyn Mincer Omer Rath Lenore Theo Raths

Women assist Stolley family in Saturday cooking

Mrs. Frankie Mineer and Mrs. Noah Wieland helped their mother Mrs. R. A. Stolley cook for wood sawers on Saturday, assisting with meals and chores during the gathering.

Frankie Mineer Noah Wieland R. A. Stolley

Brighton Route 1 Local Briefs

Rodney Gowey and Mrs. Florence Coil visited Fairfield on a recent day. The Card club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Savage home Friday. Everett Garrett lost a horse last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Rorkoski visited Nathan Hoskins home Sunday.

Prody A. Borkoski Brighton Rodney Gowey Florence Coil Fairfield Card Club Wayne Savage Everett Garrett Roman Rorkoski Nathan Hoskings

Tax board seeks successor for sales tax director

The Iowa state tax board sought a successor today for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Tom C. Hutchinson, the sales tax director, who accepted a position with a private firm.

Des Moines State Tax Board Tom C. Hutchinson Hutchinson

The True Costs of Crime and Moral Decay

An energetic denunciation of crime and its costs argues crime drains billions, ruins millions, and harms families. It calls for moral renewal, stronger law education in homes and schools, and accountability for lawyers doctors and ward heelers who enable crime.

America Crime Army of America

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Jack Purcell Mes. Cochran Co-Op Burial Assns The Washington County Public Health Unit Rotary Harry Brunette G-men Brunette New Jersey Green Bay Wis London R. 1 Army of Crime Auntie Maisie Little Benny Aunt Maisie Maisie
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