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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1933

Page

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Washington pancake feast serves 18224 at city hall

A grand pancake day at city hall drew crowds of 150 to 250 queuing from the lobby to the sidewalk. About 6,780 people were served with 18,224 pancakes, seven gallons of cream, 99 pounds of butter, 86 pounds of coffee, 440 pounds of syrup and 60 pounds of sugar. The event featured a pancake eating contest won by Stanley White and business support from local firms and volunteers.

Washington Maxwell House Sanitary Dairy City Hall Replogie L. F. Wright R. A. Apple J. Ross Oliver L. A. Replogie Red Oak Maxwell House Coffee Don C. Pringle Dyer C. Thomas Cedar Rapids Karo L. M. Rogerson Deer Movies Ralph Scott Reister Creamery Karo Syrup Wolf Floral Company Milburn McKay Central Park

Mild January and warm February Mark Anomalous Weather

January 1933 was among the warmest on record with an average temperature about 14 degrees above normal. February started mild with no snow and little extreme cold, and a 1.42 inch precipitation for January, mostly rain, while a Central Park band concert highlighted the warm spell in Des Moines.

Central Park Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed Weather and Crop Bureau Iowa Department of Agriculture

Press headlines waver on daily news in Beverly Hills

A cynical roundup notes several top stories not lasting beyond a day including snowbound Southern California misery, France government changes, U.S. and Britain diplomacy, and Henry Ford debates with banks, all treated as fleeting rumors rather than solid facts.

France Roosevelt Ambassador Lindsay Great Britain Senate Henry Ford

Charles Biklen Named Manager of Local Biklen Store

Announcement today that Charles Biklen becomes manager here succeeding Clarence Wiele. Biklen, son of H L Biklen of Burlington, president of the company, is a Drake University graduate who has worked at the Burlington Biklen store for about a year and a half. He says the local store will remain open. Mr and Mrs Wiele have moved back to Burlington.

Charles Biklen Biklen Clarence Wiele H L Biklen Burlingtom Biklen's Drake University Burlington Wiele

Washington Hs Boys Set for Muscatine Test

Washington high school basketball travels to Muscatine Thursday after two home losses to Fairfield and Burlington. The team has won all away Little Six games but lost two at home, with coach Guy Carlton noting listless practices and planning to give reserves a chance against Muscatine.

Fairfield Burington Washington Muscatine Guy Carlton

Funeral services for Ralph Waters held at L A Jones

Funeral services were held yesterday morning at the L A Jones funeral home with Rev Carl W Klein in charge. Pallbearers included Oscar Waters Merl Waters William Quackenbush Roy Waggoner and Charles Grosman. Burial followed at Kureks cemetery.

Ralph Waters L. A. Jones Funeral Home Carl W. Klein Oscar and Ban Waters Merl Waters William Quackenbush Roy Waggoner Charles Grosman Kureks Cemetery

Bank Drive Gains New Momentum

Renewed emphasis on the Washington National bank waiver drive follows a stockholders agreement binding each signer to the pact. Eleven Washington attorneys, including Livingston & Eicher and T. A. Michels, deem the agreement legally binding if a deficit remains after applying trust assets, with credits in case of receivership.

Washington National Bank Opinion Washington Wattorneys Livingston & Eicher E. J. Harmeier Washington Iowa

Wolf Beats Gibson in Masonic billiard tourney

Preston Wolf defeated Ralph Gibson 100 to 90 in the second evening contest at the Masonic tournament. This was the only game on the program. Tonight at 7 15 T R Phillips faces Wilder Bell in their first series game.

Preston Wolf Ralph Gibson T. R. Phillips Wilder Bell

Cheek Family Relocates From Washington to Monroe

Mr and Mrs A M Cheek and son John moved today from 404 East Washington to 110 East Monroe. They note E E Cline formerly lived there before moving to Iowa City.

A. M. Cheek John East Washington Monroe E. E. Cline Iowa City

Funeral services for Rober McCall held at Sherman’s

Funeral services for Rober McCall were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman’s funeral home conducted by Rev. D. C. Fulton. Casket bearers included Harry, Al, Howard, and Glenn McCall Frank Wilson and Cloyce Dough erty. Durial was in Elm Grove cemetery.

Rober McCall Sherman D. C. Fulton Harry, al, Howard Glenn McCall Frank Wilson Cloyce Dougherty Durial Elm Grove Cemetery

Old Time Fiddlers Contest Draws Pancake Eaters at City Hall

Fred Kolesick won the old time fiddlers contest while he and Charlie Schamp performed solos and duets for over an hour at City Hall. David Elder acted as timer with the committee in charge assisted by Widmer and Busby who collected 174 bushels of corn at 25 cents a bushel in trade. A. E. Atchison gathered several pairs of old shoes.

David Elder Fred Kolesick Charlie Schamp City Hall Widmer & Busby A. E. Atchison

Groundhog Likely To See Shadow In Iowa Forecast

Des Moines reports groundhog preparations and forecast from Iowa weather director Charles D. Reed. He predicts the animal will see its shadow on a snowy morning, signaling two more months of winter with a shift from January's warmth to snow and colder weather, especially in northern Iowa.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed Iowa Weather Service Iowa

Ninety High Students Star in Local Operetta Once in a Blue Moon

Ninety students took part in the operetta Once in a Blue Moon directed by Miss Helen Coffey. Cast of 16 spoke roles and solos centered on Helen Melinski and Elwyn Booth with Ruth Speidel as the Moon Lady and Gina Bianchi as Guzanne. The production featured strong singing, stylish yet simple costumes, and an appreciative audience in a full auditorium.

Helen Coffey Helen Melinski Ruth Speidel Elwyn Booth Guzanne Gina Bianchi Tom Duncan Helen Masson Melvin Gingerich Mr. Maxwell Boneta Larby Helen Wilson W. F. Bickel Tom *Duncan Virgil Wittimer Don Davis Ruth Sartor Ireta Willets Scott Furniture Company Little Symphony Orchestra Milburn A. McKay William Stewart Milan Thompson Earl Kindig Harvey Coulter

Marriage law repeal vote passes in Des Moines

In Des Moines on February 1 the house voted 8 to 19 to repeal the five day marriage law after a vigorous debate. Representative F. G. Augustine of Ringgold county led the opposition to the bill when it was previously enacted.

Des Moines House F. G. Augustine Ringgold County

Legality of Measure Is Questioned In Des Moines

The Des Moines senate debates a mortgage relief bill while the house passes five tax reduction and economy measures. A proposed state conciliation committee would arbitrate mortgage disputes and delay foreclosures until March 1935 with committee approval. the senate flags possible unconstitutionality of the measure.

Des Moines House Senate

Renewed search for man behind Burlington girl threats

Burlington police again seek the man who sent three threatening notes to Louise Christensen, a nearby junior college student, demanding 500 dollars. He allegedly attacked her at her home after she returned and parked her car. neighbors found her unconscious on the sidewalk as a man fled.

Burlington Louise Christensen

Hitler Granted Authority to Dissolve Reichstag

Berlin February 1 The government of Adolf Hitler was authorized by President Von Hindenburg to dissolve the Reichstag at will and rule without parliament. A dissolution decree was signed and sent to the Reichstag speaker. Clashes between communists and Nazis flared as the act loomed.

Berlin Adolph Hitler von Hindenburg Reichstag Germany

Washington Y Basketball Opens State Tournament at Ottumwa

The Washington Y team meets Oskaloosa in the first game of the state Y M C A basketball tournament at Ottumwa. The event runs Friday night with Ottumwa vs Burlington following, and the finals set for Saturday night with a 7:30 consolation and 8:30 championship.

Washington Oskaloosa Ottumwa Burlington Eldon Euna Jetticks Mt. Pleasan Burlington Naval Reserves

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