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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1933

Page

8

Mount Pleasant Couples Win Best Waltz Titles

Hubert Clark and Patricia McCarty were judged the best waltzing couple by Geo Chapin and his Illinois Eight at the Iowa ballroom. PJ Johnson and Adrienne Vanerus won best appearing couple honors, each receiving complimentary tickets to next Friday's dance.

Hubert Clark Patricia McCarty Mount Pleasant Geo. Chapin Illinois Iowa PJ Johnson Mt. Pleasant Adrienne Vanerus Washington

Social notes from Crawfordsville and surrounding towns

Local residents from Crawfordsville Burlington West Chester Richland and Keota are listed visiting shopping or hosting others in Washington and at area homes. Notables include Miss Elda White Miss Isabelle Anwyl Rev W H Parker and Mrs H L Biklen plus Barbara Sawyer and Jessica Milligan attending a University of Iowa history conference. Louise Wright and Kathleen Allen visit relatives. Freda White ill with acute indigestion. Journal offers two copies for January 4 and 5.

H. L. Biklen Lou Biklen Burlington Charles Biklen Iklen’s W. H. Parker Cotter Washington John Hauenstein Crawfordsville Farrel Young Walter Bowe Keota John Flatlune Wellman George Wright West Chester Henry Witthoff Alvin Allen Louise Kathleen Richland W. C. Hedges Freda White Harry White Miss White New England Journal Barbara Sawyer Jessica Milligan Iowa City University of Iowa

Sunday School Basketball Tournament Rules 1933

County Sunday School issues rules for a YMCA sponsored tournament. Divisions A to D specify age groups. teams must have 12 players, attend Sundays, be church school members, and be accompanied by an adult leader. Play begins February 11 in a single elimination format with no entry fee and rejection rights for conduct.

Church School Washington Y. M. C Claude Tucker Stanton Kiesey Leigh Soule

Speed Demons Set New Marks Across Air Land And Sea

The article surveys record speeds by Major James Doolittle in air races at Cleveland 473.8 mph, Sir Malcolm Campbell in cars at Daytona Beach 253.96 mph, and Gar Wood in a speedboat 124.86 mph. It notes Campbell plans another attempt at Daytona next month aiming above 275 mph with a 1400 hp Blue Bird, seeking 300 mph air speed, while recounting past records and fatalities of Keech and Segrave.

Florida Cleveland James Doolittle Thenited Bonnet Malcolm Campbell Daytona Beach Fla Gar Wood Ste Daytona Malcolm Campbell Major Segrave Ray Keech Philadelphia Keech Segrave Sir Malcolm Major Campbell Grim Reaper King Features Syndicate

Washington Triumphs Over Oskaloosa in Final Game

Box score shows Washington defeating Oskaloosa in the final game. Washington led by a strong team performance with key plays shaping the outcome. Oskaloosa fought hard, but Washington pulled away in the late minutes.

Washington Oskaloosa

Soocratic Reasoning in The Socratic Method

A brief note defines Soocratic reasoning as the Socratic method of question and answer. It explains the tactic aims to trap an opponent by eliciting admissions through a sequence of questions. The piece labels it a favorite of Socrates and highlights its argumentative weakness.

Re Elect Eastwood Chairman County Red Cross Society

Reports show 708 ready to wear garments received from Red Cross headquarters and most distributed. Junior Red Cross adds 28 new members from country schools, about 300 children. Favors sent to Marshalltown soldiers for seven special days and Christmas. Schools that designed and furnished favors include No 7 Lime Creek East Prairie Bethel New Haven Living Lake Enterprise Harmony Franklin Center Shiloh Crescent Havre Wellston Stringtown Snake Hollow Prairie Center. Washington chapter contributes 150 annually to nursing service. Bertha Bonham replies to Miss Anna Dawson praising the annual meeting report and its circulation to National Headquarters.

Red Cross Winnie Palmer Marshalltown Hallowe'en No. 7 Lime Creek East Prairie Bethel New Haven Living Lake Enterprise Harmony Franklin Center Shiloh Crescent Havre Wellston Stringtown Snake Holow Prairie Center Washington Rea Cross

Briefly Told Nolan is Happy Who Does Not Think

A concise note hints that Nolan feels content with self view and lacks overconfidence. The phrase suggests personal mood and attitude toward self perception without additional context.

Nolan Hingself

Jigsaw Puzzles Get University Backing Amid Popular Craze

Minneapolis dispatch notes an University of Minnesota psychology professor endorsing jigsaw puzzles as brain training. Prof. Edmund Williamson cites puzzles aiding problem solving and linking to other mental tasks. Anecdotes include marriages sparked by puzzles and a shopper’s reliance on puzzles causing dining room clutter.

Minneapolis Minn U.P University of Minnesota Edmund G. Williamson Williamson

Legislature faces heavy program in rest of session

The house and senate approved a 25000 appropriation for a state committee survey on government reorganization. Many bills remain to be considered, likely prompting long debate. Two tax measures, a gross sales tax and a net income tax, have been introduced, with a gross income tax expected to reach the house soon. The senate also passed a bill to repeal audits of state institutions, a move claimed to save about 60000 yearly after two years 112000 spent on audits.

House Senate Assembly

Local residents plan visits and education trips this month

William Pfeiffer of Keota visited on business Thursday. Miss Edna Mercer and Miss Betty Stephen planned a Des Moines visit through Sunday. Ty Koch, a Palmer School of Chiropractic graduate, will return home in March then head to Denver. Melvin Gingerich and Lester Krabill attended a history conference lecture at the University of Iowa. Miss Ruth George from Mt. Pleasant was due to spend the extended weekend at home.

William Pfeiffer Keota Edna Mercer Betty Stephen Des Moines

Richland Bride and Keota Groom Wed at Clear Creek

Miss Therese Weber of Richland marries Albert Hammen of Keota at St. Peter and Paul Church Clear Creek. Attendants Miss Marjorie Vogel and Raymond Weber. Couple to honeymoon in Creston then reside on a Harper area farm. Mrs. Hammen is Weber of Richland. Mr. Hammen is son of Keota residents. High school honors list several students with mixed grades.

Keota Thereseg Weber Richland Albert Hammen Miss Vogel Mathias Weber Mr. Hammen Peter Hammen, Sr

Punctuation origins traced to Aldus Manutius

The article notes that Aldus Manutius, a Venetian printer, introduced the modern punctuation system in the late fifteenth century. It states that little change has been necessary since, with the comma, parentheses, question mark, and period among the earliest additions and the exclamation point introduced last.

Aldus Manutius

Ladies and japanning in early Brooklyn fashion pages

In the Brooklyn Eagle during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth centuries Lorine Letch er Butler notes that ladies of fashion viewed japanning as a new fancy work. It competed with embroidery and tapestry as a feminine pastime and marked the rise of industrial craft in society.

Lorine Letcher Butler Brooklyn Eagle

Rent Relief Sparks Finish of Local Puzzle

A family facing mounting rent turned to work on a kitchen puzzle. Despite hardship they could not finish until the rent was reduced out of sympathy and the effort finally paid off.

Local News Briefs From Washington County

Mrs George Freshwaters and baby Nancy Lee to go home from Washington county hospital today. Auctioneer Db. 1'. MACON Washington Iowa. Miss Marie Landau visits Mt Pleasant for weekend. Sam McCleery from Iowa City for weekend. Miss Trene Yard ill with a cold. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hughes welcome baby girl Catherine Marie born at 6:30 this morning three miles southeast of Washington. Mother and baby reported to be doing well. Arden 15 and Mildred 196 are the Hughes children.

George Freshwaters Nancy Lee Washington County Hospital Macon Washington Iowa Marion George Paul Marie Landau Mt. Pleasant Sam McCleery Iowa City Nicola and Harmon Trene Yard Oscar Hughes Catherine Marie

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