Eastwood Reelected Red Cross Head in Washington County
Dr. F W Eastwood was reelected chairman of the Washington County Red Cross at a meeting in the Y community room. Officers elected include Vice chairman Dr P L Etter secretary Miss Anna Dawson and other officials. 2 000 sacks of flour pledged with 1512 already distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Eastwood
Washington County Red Cross
P. L. Etter
Anna Dawson
Blair Law
Lucy Dampsey
Frances McCoy
H. F. Masson
C. W. Stewart
Lewis Warren
Red Cross
Winnie Palmer
Home Service
George Teas
F F. W Eastwood
Hilkea Jacobs
Laura Kinspahr
Della Miller
W. A. Gibson
William Griffin
Riverside
Washington
Washington High to Play Crawfordsville in County Tournament
Washington High meets Crawfordsville in the opening game of the Washington county basketball tournament at West Chester on Feb 16 17 and 18. Schedule lists first round pairings with times 2 20 pm 3 30 pm 7 30 pm and 8 50 pm. Referee Angus Moore of Mt Pleasant. Admission 25 and 15 cents. County bands invited to perform during sessions.
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Crawfordsville
Washington
West Chester
Wellman-Brighton
Riverside Ainsworth
Kalona
Angus Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Wellman
Washington Y Trims Oskaloosa In State Tourney Opener
Washington defeated Oskaloosa 68 to 30 in Ottumwa to open the state Y M C A basketball tourney. Stan Kiesey coached offense sliced through the Oskaloosa defense for easy baskets as Washington advances to face Ottumwa for the title in a likely close rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Washington
Oskaloosa
Stan Kiesey
Coldest Night Yet In Washington And Iowa Snow Forecast
The report notes the year 1933 opening with Washington recording a low of four degrees above zero after January lows five degrees above. Des Moines reports statewide cold with eight below zero at Charles City and six below at Sioux City. Omaha registered zero with forecast for more snow and zero in the northeast. Charles Reed predicts zero in the northeast and five above in the northwest and southwest tonight.
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Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles City
Sioux City
Omaha
Charles D. Reed
Debts Paid Till June Reflect Priorities Not Worries
In Beverly Hills, a commentator argues that current concerns favor debts paid up to June over immediate problems like unemployment and hunger. He notes temporary relief on debts shifts attention away from harsher, ongoing hardships.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
England
Protests Against Cattle Tuberculin Test in Iowa
Des Moines reports Charles R. Mountain of Iowa Nola Guernsey farm issued an open letter to the state legislature urging retention of the bovine tuberculin test law. He warned that repealing or weakening the law would cause serious loss to cattle breeders and dairy men of the state.
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Des Moines
Charles R. Mountain
Iowa
Sunday School Basketball Tournament Opens In Washington County
Secretary L W Soule of the Y M C A announces a county Sunday school basketball tournament to start Saturday February 11 at 3 30 PM The first announcement lists no entry count and invites all county Sunday schools to enter one or more teams in any division Rules and regulations will govern the games and must be signed by team leaders as applications are filed
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L. W. Soule
Washington County
Soule
Washington
New York
Farm protest turns violent amid milk shipment clash
In Sioux City area a farmer, R De Markell of Union County South Dakota, lies in critical condition after a shooting during a milk convoy dispute. Markell and two sons were struck as about 70 farmers blocked a truck carrying 1600 gallons of milk. A second man M Cochran of Morale Iowa was wounded and later detained. The incident sparked dairy protests across Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Iowa with a Fond du Lac Wisconsin meeting planned for dairymen.
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R.-De Markels
Union County
South Dakota
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sioux City
Towa
Middlewest
Markell
Harry
Keats Markell
M. Cochran
Morale
Iowa
Pename
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colonel Lindberghs 31st Birthday Observed
Col Charles A Lindbergh celebrated his 31st birthday in New York by continuing as technical advisor to air transport firms. He planned a birthday dinner that evening with his wife and infant son. The previous night he attended a basketball game at the University of Iowa with Dr Keith Droz.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Keith Droz
University of Iowa
Mrs Bill Eicher and son visit Wayland family
Mrs Bill Eicher and her son George are visiting this week at the E P Rich home in Wayland, sharing time with local relatives.
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Bill Eicher
George
Wayland
E. P. Rich
Declamatory winner at Ainsworth contest leads event
Jean Martin of Oregon No 3% won first place in the advanced dramatics declamatory contest held Friday. Sunday guests included Claude Kilgore and family at the Kilgore home south of Ainsworth. Other gatherings featured Mac Wallace, Ray Lambert and families, Hugh Morris and girls, Catherine Jean Morris birthday, and L. G. club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Meyer.
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Ainsworth
Jean Martin
Oregon
Claude Kilgore
Catherine Jean Morris
Adjourning Court To Resume Feb 17 In District Court
Judge D W Hamilton adjourned district court for about two weeks and schedules return Friday Feb 17 to resume work. An attachment for $6500 was ordered in Agnes O Novy vs Roy R Novy. Shell Petroleum v J H Miller et al partial grant for specific statement. Foreclosure decree in John Koch v Frank L Dittmer Pearl Dittmer. Jubcock named receiver. Trustees of Commercial Savings Bank funds v Iowa Southern Utilities Co verdict for plaintiff. set-off denied. New trial motion due by Feb 17.
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D. W. Hamilton
Agnes O Novy
Roy R. Novy
Shell Petroleum Company
J. H. Miller
Glenn Miller
Keota Oil Company
Hamilton
John Koch
Frank L. Dittmer
Pearl Dittmer
Palmer Jubcock
Trustees of Commercial Savings Bank
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Senate Committee Probes Barry Case in Washington
The Senate judiciary committee will meet Monday to review the case of David Barry sergeant at arms of the Senate. It will consider removing him from office and a Walsh resolution to refer libel charges to the federal district attorney.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
David Barry
Senate
Barry
Walsh
Federal District Attorney
Young People Plan Series of Meetings at Baptist Church
The Washington Baptist church hosts a February series on Vocational Guidance with successful local Christians sharing life work. The first session opens tomorrow at 6 45 pm with Miss Althea Montgomery of Washington Junior College discussing teaching, preceded by a devotional and followed by special Baptist Young Men's quartet music.
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Washington Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Althea Montgomery
Washington Junior College
Baptist
Ore samples from Shebandowan area show gold value
Samples of ore from the Shebandowan area west of Lake Superior assayed from 19 to 12 dollars per ton in gold. Hope is entertained that deposits of real importance may be found in this field.
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Toronto
Lake Superior
Burlington Beats Fairfield To Lead Little Six Standings
Burlington defeated Fairfield 25 17 at Burlington last night to move alone atop the Little Six percentage column. Ottumwa, still in last place all season, dropped a 32 23 decision to Mt Pleasant at Ottumwa.
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Burlington
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Roof Fire Damages Norton Home on Second Avenue
The EB St. Norton residence at 927 South Second Avenue suffered slight roof fire damage this afternoon. Insurance covers the loss, per Mr. Norton. This marks the second fire at the Norton home in about six weeks with little damage each time.
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EB. St. Norton
South Second Avenue
Norton
Hull Joins County Insanity Board as New Examiner
Dr. H Hull served yesterday on his first case as a member of the county board of insanity examiners. He arrived by recent appointment of the district court to replace Dr. E B Wickham who resigned. Other members include Attorney C C Wilson and district court clerk Miss Edna Purvis.
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H. €. Hull
County Board of Insanity Examiners
District Court
BE. T. Wickham
C. C. Wilson
Edna Purvis
Lovelett Beats Arnold In Masons Tournament Bil liard
Lloyd Lovelett defeated Lloyd Arnold 100 to 66 in yesterday afternoon’s billiard match. Tonight at 7:15 Lee Holland plays Tom Brookhart and at 7:45 Wisie Long faces Dee Lee. Tuesday features Dr. Lloyd vs Art Jones at 7:15 and Merle Lytle vs Bill Howell at 8:45. The results wrap the first round and set up the second section starting Wednesday with eliminations in the second round and a third bracket for winners advancing to the championship.
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Lloyd Lovelett
Lloyd Arnold
Lee Holland
Tom Brookhart
Zear Hinshaw
George Morrison
Wisie Long
Dee Lee
Dr. Lloyd
Art Jones
Merle Lytle
Bill Howell
Measure Is Modified in Conference
Iowa lawmakers adjourned at 1 PM after a conference committee report on the farm mortgage relief bill. The bill excludes arbitration boards and gives courts broad foreclosure powers, with Beatty’s amendment retained. The measure may be reintroduced Monday with a burden on plaintiffs to prove foreclosure should proceed.
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Des Moines
Ucp
Iowa
Conference Committee
Boards of Arbitration
Beatty
45Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Buck
England to Deport Alleged Swindler Hartzell of Monmouth Il
London reports the home office issued deportation orders against Oscar M. Hartzell of Monmouth Illinois for swindling hundreds of Americans who sought shares in the Sir Francis Drake estate. Hartzell, who came to England in 1923 from Iowa, planned to profit by investigating claims before the Drake affair proved fraudulent. He was jailed in Brixton Prison after years of efforts by U S officials to dismantle his scheme.
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London
Home Office
Oscar M. Hartzell
Monmouth
Sir Francis Drake
United States
Hartzell
England
Iowa
Drake
Brixton Prison
Middle West
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